Malaya Tribune, 19 June 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. t EVENING DAILY Sol X. No. i 42 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JUNE 19. 1023.
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      113 1 < THE f j AL AYA TRIBUNE j rtjipplNG GAZETTE. 1 j 3 Editorial Dept. ft N *j nagerial Dept. HON KATES. I S 7[N ADVANCE. I $15.00 I 760 I > 3.78 I r i xtra 50 cts p., .nth. 1 IRiIiLEY'S mMg HABIT YOU I JEW REGRET I
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      121 1 JUST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of CELFbRATED SUN-PROOF PITH HATS FOR Men and Boys PRICES VERY RF SONABLE. Personal Inspection will Convince You. K. SULTAN IBRAHIM •4, NORTH BPiDGE ROAD. (Adelphi Hotel SINGAPORE. t 'Vf k£ CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS. 23, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. "SILVG" LIQUID POLISH FOR ALL SILVER ECONOMICAL AND
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      257 1 jr I I i i i':l'!|!i|iitiilii(inninf(taiifii| i f f i i i l ira THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE AND j SHIPPING CAZETTE. The Popular Newspaper of the Straits Settlemenui. I Published Daily. Complete Reports of Local Events. f I Full and Latest Telegrams. BEST SPORTS REPORTS. |"Ny Carlsberg" Beer MANUFACTURED
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    1926 2  -  BY HERBERT CROOKER Adapted from the Pathe Photoplay Serial by Val Cleveland Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc. NEW READERS BEGIN HERE. Ruth Reading, "The Timber Queen,'' a friend of the smaller land owners, is the undisputed regent of the one remaining vast timber tract not control, ed
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      473 2 !Sllenburgs Milk Food No. 1. Solves 3 problems, ONE of which every mother has to face Where Breast Feeding As an adjunct to Breast wholly fails. Feeding. The'Allenburvs' Milk Food No. 1 is practically The Allenburys 1 Milk Food No 1 may be used ident.cal in composition with human milk
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      51 2 ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If so consult J. IKEDA, (Experienced Dentist; 41, HILL STREET. Opposite the Central Fire Station Telephone 991. WHY SUFFER THE BURDEN of TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA. JAPANESE DENTIST M BRAS BASAH ROAD. (In front of Fivnch Church,) Telephone
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      220 2 AXES BRJLND Large Stocks 00 Hand with or without Handles, from 3 to 5 Pounds AT PRE-WAR PRICES UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Strain ISattlements) Singapore. j Cheap Sale S $2 per 1000 MANILA ENVELOPES I (Made in England) 3j Size 6" x 3i" 1 1 The Federal Rubber
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    VISITORS.
    619 3 GRKAT NUMBER OP CALLERS IN A WEEK. Once upon a time, in the dead ar.d forgotten days of the high bicycle there exited in a remote part of this country an associat on of cycle dubs which heilan annual meet whereat many prizes were competed tor. Most coveted trophy
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    PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HIPS.
    369 3 Have you pains in the region of the hips. Many people suffer from pain in the region of the hips. They may come from a touch of Sciatica, or Rheumatism, or from a strain of the muscles. They may have other causes, but
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    OPIUM.
    402 3 Malaya's tntWBH in ft, opium tr«rhc i, (inane al as wefl as genial. The decision of the League of Commission may ultimately be reflected on local tevatfcm f are some who envisage the return of «1« dreaded" income tax if the opium becomes complete—but there must be very genera!
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    BRINGING IN THE VERDICT.
    176 3 The ease had been a long one and I its termination the judge addressed the jury., and they retired for consultation. Hour after hour passed, and no verdict was brought in. The judge's dinner hour arrived j and he became impatient. Upon inquiry he karned that
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      237 3 %i feints Oas.%faishes.tt 2SSf ,1 are known throughout the Empire for covering power and durability. Supplies ready for immediate shipment. iS MM HUBBUCK S HUBBUCK*S o«fc 5» Kft«sg SSarfi TV-—* Sffite J CorrcT. P.i«U. Bnuhe*. etc. rte. Col« 0? INDENT THROUGH USUAL UFRCH4\TS ~jl THOMAS HUBBUCK SON Ijo X 24
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      368 3 C0LI c anWs^T How- Ba h jr> own Tablets Cure It. and bowels-. Til t J lhe refuse to Ch Dp d Cries 9* >«ddraws the legs „n ar;d Sometime, ft t0 the M* nausea vomifL "«"""P-nied bv vomiting and fever. Pel the I t^' n f C0, C is
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      273 3 In the jj i Open Ueserf j AN INCIDENT IX THE GREAI I ROUND-THE-WORLD AIR FLIGH'I Major BJ;:ke,descril»:no anyw.r,: ffg sat koMem I j some oi his adventures up under the machine unM* 'j I on the great attempted to d"ep through coU t until i Round-the.-World Air uv tlra:;u>i!
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    644 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." The greatest picture cf the year has br?n termed "The Prodigal Judge." It is based upon Vaughar. Kester's famous novel and was shown in this city for the first time at the Alhambra on Sunday. An all-star cast headed
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    CINEMA STARS WHO PLAY WITH DEATH.
    584 4 (C&mciluJed.) 1 hav written at some length ahcut two men who seem to take a special pleasure n risking fhsir neck*, but I really must not over'ook the caims to fame of Miss Ruth Roland as a dating "stuntkt." Ruth is as plucky a
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      569 4 AMUSEMPnrS. Hundreds turned away—Peld for anothei three nights-—By public demand. COME EARLY FOR YOUR SEATS. EMPIRE CINEMA Monday 18, to Wednesday 20, June, at 9.30. It's yo tr laat chance to see, (he two best fun films ever booked on the same bill 7h»> World's Idol CHARLES CHAPLIN, In hia
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      386 4 AMUSEMENTS. ~SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ALHAMBRA From Sunday June 17, to Friday June 22. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp Washed Asbore 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. MIKE MCTIGUE V. BATTLING SIKI For the World's Light-Heavy Weight and European Heavy-Weight Championship in Dublin. In 1 Reel.
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      316 4 AMUSEMENTS /"G AIETJY" C|Tp tKT^ Ist Show at 7.30 sharp \J I A BLAZING SECRET SEBIAL E KNOW Episodes 7 and 8 y° u lot The Diamon E l Quccn MAX UNDER Episodes one and two. Reels. I A the French heudwaiter fa th STABBING EILEEN SEDGWICK J c.medy THE
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    WOMAN THE EVER-FORGIVING.
    242 5 Hers to Lover Who Wounded Her. story of the forE woman of the w: h a flats' Ih Court of <) >u.!:van asked a nst a sentence vitude passed a Crim nal Court >ung woman named to murder her. ai 1 Mr. N. P. ed that :h
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    110 5 gapore, June 19. Is. 2%d. Local Lj rl 190 17s. 6d. Local P Karl -Dull. bs 20 to 25 cents, :o to 52.50, Tarncents Ayer Moleks $L 35 N. 20 to $1.25, $1 10 to $1.46, tjiu piahs L j? 180 T; ngs 87% to 92%
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    44 5 Orders for week ending June 24: Wednesday, June 20.-Band Practice, 5.15 p.m. Sunday, June 24.-Oh»rch Parade at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Parade at back of Y. M. C. A„ 4.45 p.m. Individual Troop Orders as issued by Scoutmasters. FRANK C SANDS, Commissioner.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    218 5 10 "Wl LOCAL MARKKT QUOTATIONS. Tin •o-<lay-$96.25 per pikul. tons sold. Gambler Sar. White Pepper 22 .50 Mixed Black Pepper 14 50 *Sundr ed Copra 11.25 1125 Mixed Copra 10.75 10 75 Small Fake Tapioca 10.37 M Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca 13.50 No- 1 Sago Flour
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    EXCHANGE.
    92 5 Singapore, June 19. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 Ll6d Private 3 months' s ght 2s 4 13-32 d On India— Bank'TJ. Transfer 17H4 On Ilongkong— Bank demand draft Vi p.c. p m. On Shanghai— Bar.k demand draft 72% On Java— Bank
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    84 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 19. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Seller!. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 47% 48 July to Sept 50 50% Oct to Dec 53 53% Jan to March 54% 55 Latest London
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    104 5 I**l tf ALS Jane 19. Ban T ck Guan Chi. 138 tone, Cap:. Nacodrh, from Cjambi left June 17, Ban Kong. Ban Whatt Hin. Brit. I<J4 Jn Capt. Ifilno, from Malacca, U£\ J u e 18, Soon Keck. Ban Whatot Soon, Brit. ir/j Capt. Fevre, from Malr.cua, left
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    334 5 The fol'owng passengers are leaving for Europe by the a* Sardinia co-day at 4pm.: Mr. G. Jackson, Mr. A. W. Blackford, Mr Gilbert, Mr. T. W. Clayton. Mr. F. W. Wade, Capt Martin, Dr. W. E. dark. Mr. C. J. Parker, Mr. A. A. Ritichie, Mr. R.
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    269 5 Rumour seem to be as busy about, the future of Sir Claud Severn in Hongkong as it is here. A Hongkong paper states that he is expected back in November to continue in his post as Colonial Secretary for another two years until he reaches 5.1, when he intends to
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    RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE NEW YORK COMMITTEE ON CONGESTION.
    295 5 TJc pr pa ra ion by the city thro.:.- 'h .*j of Bvtfafl I■a: i Apportionment, of a plan for the ent re city, which shall include the following items: (1) Th. rmtrietiua ,f IWmlai to B rtain districts. (2) The provi:
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    50 5 A salary scheme for Chinese Interpreters is published in the F.MS. Gazette of June 1. The grades are as follows a Student Interpreters $540 to $690; qua'ification bar $900 to $1 020; Certificated Interpreters $1 200 to $1,800; qualification bar. $2.400; Senior Interpreters and Senior Translators ?3 700 to 53.600.
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      312 5 Malayan Agri-Horticultural Show and Trade Exhibition. Kuala Lumpur June 30, July 1, and 2. CHEAP TICKETS. All classes at single fare for double journey plus $2.00 admission fee to the Show. This concession now applies throughout F.M.S. Railway System (kelantan excepted). Available June 29 up to and including July 3.
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      717 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER i ca < HGOSjC your care t MA] your career ti is Is the ONLY no use folding your arms and waiti f r Rometh I* to turn up. Nothi S f iftstffch lli tomes in this world of work. t© h Wh exr pt a T
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      53 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. S'ngiaipore, June 17Bared 32 Fah. 1015.6 1012.2, 1012 8. Temperature. 84 8& 83. Wet Bulb Ther. 80, 79, 80. Dir. or Wind. S. S, calm. Max. Temp, in shade 89. Min. Temp. Shade. 75. Max. in Sun 147. Ter rad Ther 70. Rain fall in
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    84 5 u M>OKE DIAin. io-dav. J»ne 19. Tides a.m.. 1.50 p.m. of *PP t>:i! r H,.m«-ward mail leaves. r' r Gardens 5.15 p.m. rei '■Victoria Theatre. jI.seraDtN JLm.»' 1 SIkWS- J"™' 20 r- —1.20 am., 2.44 p.m. l*; 0 supp emcn.ary mail leaves. f ri 'maii by Rhcxenor
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    503 5 1 °*day, June 19. Merging u A T P Z7 A C0l mtM > Port 2 P m Sa,d. Antwerp, Rotterdam Hamburg 'Adolf von Bayer 2 n Batu Pahat M pm Batu Paihat -Ban Lee gZ I P m P °r I S r ttenham Penang.* Colombo. Aden,
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    DOMESTIC OCCUURENCB.
    45 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Messrs. Tan Sian Chin, Sian Keono and Kuan Soon beg to thank all the friends, relations and clubs for their letters of condolence, scrolls, telegrams, wreaths and their kind attendance at the funeral of their mother on Sunday l«f-t the 17th instant.
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    DEVELOPMENT OF MALAYA.
    901 6 Some time in July there will be a Colonial dinner in London at which the Duke of Devonshire and Mr. Ormsby-Gore (as Secretary and Under-Secretary for the Colonies) will be present with three or four West African Governors who are now on leave. Our Colonial Secretary is
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    703 6 June 22nd and 23rd being Roya l Anniversaries the Master Attendant has been requested by Government- to ask that vqsseUe which are in harbour be dressed on those days. The death s announced a. Serangoon House Slateford near Edinburgh on the 19th May, of Margaret Lousia Fyfe, widow of Robert
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    CROSS-STREET FIGHT.
    333 6 Appeals Fail. The ccse in which three Moormen named Mchvmed Sheriff, Mohaancd Meorosa, an.l Hamid Sultaw were convicted and sentenced to undergo three weeks rigoroui imprisonment for throwing soda waiter bottles in the course of a in. Cross-s <r. tt. was argued in eppeai y.tecorday bsfore die Chief
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    DEATH OF MR. DONALD MILLER.
    128 6 (From Our Own Corresponds:! > tpoh, June 19. The death occurred last night of Mr. Donald jjitfer, Manager of the United Eng'noers Ltd. The deceased was wu 1-known in Singapore a' orv. time having been with Messrs. Riley, M*d Hai-grav ti Mr. ktiUer was rfl
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    257 6 Signs of activity have been noticed at the site of the War Memorial at Venn' Tig-road says the "Malay Mail." Unfominately, this "certain Rivelineri." has consisted* up to now, mer !y in erec ing a wooden bu iding and puling /t down Better luck next time, perhaps A ietter addressed
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    222 6 MONDAY v The foLow-a, s meeting to be he! 10.30 a.m. 1 M Question, by Mr. N amba Am the mm** A. v. ho are paid by r governed by the au* v rem Ir 10 *•■••*> p-r. K n aiiu -.vse teacher, of ee»^ WOUftfed, dismissal the
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    WOMAN AT THE BOTTOM OF
    198 6 UMUCCCMfaj \pj a. A Ta ;n'i name i Sj a ffd nk-i.d.u guilty before tie aa Jate to a charge of assault and wa botmd over to keep th«> peace for thru rpji.ths on a security cf |2S, ejeal against the dec'don of the aacataa
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    154 6 The Hon. Mr. Lee untitled Mre. Lee Chooa Guan 0. B. U attended the Siayapare Appeal .o-day. Mr. J. A. S. Jeaniai l Timer of -M.--i.va- I| appealed a member oi herniary Board ret W* r. sick. v t.n\< roved oi The Mun cipanty has MF*J die erection of new
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      11 6 Lactogen NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    WAR CLOUDS LESSEN.
    181 7 LITTLE LiIENTE AFRAID OF GREAT POWERS. TURKISH MOVES FAIL. Reuter. D London June 18. from v v.ma and Budapest indicate that th* war danger Alarm waa cxpreaaed p,r cuiary by the press wh.ch ceaeel an tSe (Wnment to bntna^ena7w*2h the Pashitdh ad l i re to d
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    RUHR PROBLEM.
    74 7 frD( H DRAFT REPLY TO QUESTIONNAIRE. Invisible Occupation. Reuter. i. »i don, June 18. row Broaeeli says ;hat draft rep?y to the Brla re submitted to the i tn\ couchei in ants that by the f passive nsis'ar.ee If c German ■BBKbI must order its St'.'.e nue hi
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    AFGHAN BORDER VIOLATED.
    58 7 British Airmen's Mistake. Reuter. Simla, June 18. nen ace dentally v:o- A' am Border n the course •petal gainst tribesmen in ff« icluded fi». ir.g n Brill feme i kin lupins H'nd^-. v. Tw Afghans pH 6v wound 1 Aio damrtock The Bri«1 has unqualifiedly I arrange
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    SIR HENRY PRIMROSE.
    51 7 wnmitv Safcidc in Kensington Gardens. Reuter. Londaq Jon: 18 inn se was found ly- n Gardens in evening M Sunday morning with W wound n the head and a re- him. He was Hafc D to be dkd shortly aftarF S» Henry had been surforin: "awmnia rmd
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    R.E.I. FLEET NOT NECESSARY.
    35 7 Reuter. Ama exdaaa June 18. St Water Towr.ley. br to Anurterdan ion that a large East Inches was ro» nammt of th? n f. st wouki derive "ar in he East
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    BELGIAN CABINET.
    36 7 Reuter. r- y Brussels .June 18. ed M. Then»'» on of Cabine M. v r "served his acceptance rod v< rh his to the po sibitity n of F' vna-dl-k t'i Unive r sr?t'v—
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    BRITISH SUPER-SUBMARINE.
    18 7 Reuter. I'' E a*- London, June 18. Bri «"shin, n w v contravenes n N'avat Agreement.—
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    INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE.
    132 7 THIRD SESSION OPENS AT PEACE PALACE. Kiel Canal Claim. Reuter. Ha jue, iioe The third session of the Permanent Court of Internationa Jvs:>e op no I a the Peace PsSaee. T < d<-r r --.j'n-r The mew judge I> hnr. U\\ of ChiM mmc repricing flu ia c
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    NORTH POLE BY AIR.
    71 7 Amundsen forced to Abandon Reuter. Chr'etian a Juno 18. Th" Mini icy of Defence bse received a tee-gram from Amurtdsena fcivther stating that Amandsen has telegraphed him from Norwick. A'a--ka that "trial flight May 11 result very unsatisfac ory sorry forced abandon proposed flight."—Reuter. Chris V
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    INDIAN LEADER ARRESTED.
    46 7 Reuter. Negpor, June 18 Mr. Se.h Jaman'al B\isj, a DTOmineit ncn-co-cperator member of he worki cr committee of the Nat anal CoiljTn i n '"d leader of the Passive Resistance Movement rga'nst -he prrMbit'on cf the Nsrtfnnal Flag in proeeaarna hae arrested —Renter.
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    MOUNT ETNA ACTIVE.
    56 7 Reuter. Catania, June 18. Severn! eiv.ptioiv* preceded by loud rxp'oeions, occurred in the northeastern par of Mount Etna. Streams of l ava de?-roved a number of cult va'cd fie'ds and pinewoods, and Castiglione railway station. The Lingua Glofrsa d's'.rict is threatened by a stream of L »va
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    CHINESE CAPTIVES.
    48 7 Reuter. London. June 18. In the House of Common in the cour-e of a reply stating th».it e Tienls n-Pukow captives had been released, Mr McNe 11 declared that the Powers were now consicersr.g the quer. ions of compemsa 'on and guaits®t«s in the future. Reuter.
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    LENIN IMPROVING.
    28 7 Reuter. Mcecow June 18 Lenin has been transferred from Kremlin to a Villa in the suburbs It is reported that his conditio indicate» a slight improvement.-
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    THE LIQUOR RULING.
    158 7 AMERICAN TREATY WITH BRITAIN. Concession to France. Reuter. In Ik I. London June 18. Use of Commons repVine to Mr. Somerville, Mr. McNeil? cZ finned that the United States propped the conclusion of a trea y far enforcement of prohibtion of the ZTST" 0f iiqUOr by Un
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    EXCHANGE MARKING.
    47 7 Germans Unable to Stabilise the Mark. Reuter. London, June 18. Marks closed at 765.000. The marke is of opin'on that now it "is impossible for the German author ties to stabilise its currency. French francs have sympathet'c-'ly declined to and Belgian to 88 45 —Reuter.
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    STEAMER RECORD.
    48 7 Vancouver June 10. The Hner "Empress cf Canada" has es ablished a new Tram Pac fie record of eight d ys\ ten hours and fifty-three mr.utcs, at an avei*age speed of 20 6 knots between Yokohama and Race Rocks Docks, die-pite I.'.favoarab!e con 'i. ons. j'..••'...•
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    U. S. REVENUE.
    38 7 Reuter. Washing'on June 18. Addressing a meeting of Governmental Bureaux President Hard ng det-r.i'ed the national revenue expenditure, showing a surplus of $200 000,000 con>pared w!th a deficit of 823 000 000 last year.— Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    79 7 We are ndebted to the "Nany<. Nichi-NJch Shimbun" for the fo'lewng: Tokio. June 10 The foi'jwing changes in local! Govr rnorsh'p-s are announced Mr. Kawagvch' Hfkoji Prefect of Aichi. to be chef Secretary for Kwantung Mr. Ohar-. Shinzo of Wakayama, to N igana; Mr. Ohta Masafoiro. of
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    P. A. M. SECRETARY CONVICTED.
    108 7 (From Our Own Corresp mdem.) Kuala Lumpur, June 18. Mn C. Ward Jackson, Secretary of tihe P.A.M., and formerly Secretary of the I. S. P., was fined $25 for assisting in the carrying on of a pub ie lottery, in a book of t ckets
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    CHARGE AGAINST CHITTY.
    69 7 Alleged Forged Promissory Note. T' -c c*Je in which R. A. S. Verappa Costly is dtmmjoi moo* «SKZ»a a foirged document purported to be alined by Mr. Ng Hong Guan, *o Wit a promissory noia for $30 000. e*me ~l> for hearffig n the Third Pu'iee Court
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    16 7 Reuter. Bertn, June 18. The five directors mentioned on June 16 were sentenced in Conxmac ian.—Reuter.
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    431 7 TRAFALGAR LTD. Th;- Hiirl h general meeting of Trafah-; i Lid, was held at No. 2 PHcc hi i Jt ye.-; erday, Mr. W. P. H. Keir presided and the o'hu-s prosent were the Hon. Dr. D. J. GalWay, and M lm R. A. Dix, R. j{. Anyon,
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    SACERDOTAL SILVER JUBILEE.
    243 7 Rev. Father I*. Ruaudel. On Tuesday. Mm Sfttfa iniibam. R verend Fd her P. Ruaudel, V.ear of the Cathedral of the "Gojd Shepherd will cek'n-ate the Sih i Jubil.. at hi- Sacerdotal ChdilMft'ijn Father RuaudvC. who came ov.it to this mission n 1898, has been Parish Priest
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    20 7 Reuter. Riga June 18. The officer who was 1cil!ed near BiaJtmstok was Balakhovitch's brother, not a wellknown General him. self.—Reuter.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    627 7 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING UUTBTfI CARLES. (Via Pacific Exchange*.) ARCHAEOLOGISTS AT BAGDAD. New York, May 24.—The AmericaSchoois of Oriental Research has announced >hat the long-contemplated School of Mesopotamia Archaeo'ogy probably would be opened in Bagdad next fall. The American consu'ate will fur-ni.-h temporary quarters. Plans h ;ve
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    20 7 Reuter. lfiifaU. June 18. It is reported that the well-known antd-Bobnevik General Baiak'nov'tcii has been assaasxnaitad between Bi«tLitovak and Bialyatok.—Reular.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1355 8 FOOTBALL. POTHOOK'S LUCKY WIN. BOON ENG'S SPLENDID DISPLAY. By "Reflex.'' huge crowd gathered and pressed far tending room on the Padang yes- .ay afternoon when the Middlesex a-.a the S. C. F. A. met in the first d vision of the Smgapore Football Association League. The condit.ons
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    THE TURF.
    41 8 SELANGOR RACES. (From Onrr Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, June 19. The following are the scratchings in the forthcoming Selairsgor races. Race 2. Cobber (dead). Race 5. Indra, Beaver and Kleita. Race 7. JJII. Race 8. Pawang. Race 9. Prudentioua.
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    SWIMMING.
    78 8 The 40 yards free \i\sy\e handicaps he'd on Satunky vi :ler tha auspices of the V.M.C.A., resulted as follows: A Class: Tan Soon Tye (7 sees.) Time 26.3. B Class. Furulhashi (6 sees.) Time 29. The 80 yards handicap will he held for both classes on Saturday next (June
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    BOXING.
    846 8 I JOY TATE'S COMPLAINT. Boy Tate stalk:; 'fnat in hut fight with Sajn Foxy Left Friday a: the Manila Shows, h. was not "knocked out" but that his seconds threw in ihe towel. "Wayfarer/" who witnessed the figfat stats mat Boy Take rece'ved a blow and want to the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    320 8 DAVIS CUP. Manchester, Jury 18.—Gomar and F'.aquer beat Lye. t: and Godfree by 6—2, 6—3. I—G, 6—3.—Reuter. S. C. R. C TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Singles. Khoo Hcoi Hve beat Tay Lian Teck. w.o. Tan Chonig Gark beat Kiong Chin Eng, 6—l, 6—4. Chong Thict Pitt bat Oh
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    PENANG NEWS.
    134 8 Pastor Dies After Service. t From Our Own Corresponds.) Penang. June 18.—Rev. Y. S. Yesudian, B. A. Tamil pastor of St. George's Church. after assisting in ilh? morning service collapsed in the vestry and died of heart disease. Chinese Will Appeal. Jucgwent was read by Justice Mr. Sproule
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    TREATMENT OF DISEASE BY POISON GASES.
    218 8 Successful Experiments. New York, May 2—lt was announced yesterday that experiments conducted by the Army M.dicai Corps have shown the extraordinary efficacy of poison gases for the treatment of certain d seases ranging from simple colds to paresis. The experiments followed on the accidental
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    627 9 Singapore, June 9, 1923. Aartick. Price. t. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0 .64 Pork, lean and fat (lit quality) Tut kaU °-62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Mutton Australian kati 0 73 Fowl kati 0 60
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    1028 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, June 19. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations, May 12, 1923. Issue vahie of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 1|3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Ang'O-Malay 20s
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      56 9 I g JUST ARRIVED g j Messrs. ELECTRO-AUTOMATE S jj I SELF GENERATING ELECTRIC TORCHES 1 Price $12.00 each. W M I a I SLLF GENERATING CYCLE LAMPS 8 Price HS.OO each. I I Wholesale prices on application lo jc I 6EH PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., 1 pi X I 63, North
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      77 9 "GetsJt" Sure Death to Corns *-G.t»-It" Eada PaiaM ud Corj* Every kind of corn surrenders to "Oets-It" and peels right off. JI take* Just a few seconds to stop the pain with two or three drops. Oo to your chemist today. Get am\m£*i m m3L a bottle of "Gets- It."
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    355 10 BEEF FOR BRITISH NAVY. The Br ti»h Admiralty contract for 530 000 lb of cooked corned beef in j 6 lb cane has been secured by the U Queensland Meat Export Coy. Ltd. The price is only a little more than m will cover the cost of packing
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    THE COLONY'S PRISONERS.
    233 10 Departmental annual reports and others ure beginnng to make their appearance and reversing what ought to be the general procedure, those of minor importance are c rculated before the others. Several were laid on the table at ;he meeting of the Legislative Council, and perhaps in view
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    137 10 .Times cf Free Passage Through. Lock.. An indication of the progress being made in the construct on of he Johore Causeway is given by the announcement of the Harbour Master. Johorc Rahi-u regarding passage through the lock. Until further notice free passage through the lock will be allowed
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      585 10 A* Footballer Yachtsman. Mr. HAROLD H. HALSE, Tb- Famous Footballer, M j&jHjk writes MEIIIH^H At the beginning of the H season every exertion H taxed me severely I 9 and when I had taken eea dees I was relieved, after eae bottle, all agonies disappeared." Evidence from Selangor. Mr. G.
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      367 10 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES incorporated in Germany.: Regular monthly freight and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. s.s. EMIL KIRDORF" 9,000 tons about June 5. s.s. "SCHEER,' Z 12,250 tons about June 30 ?or cargo only, s.s. "ALBERT VOEGLER," 9,000 tons about July 31. HOMEWARD BOUND.
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      269 10 STEAMER SAILINGS LONDON LINE. Kamo Maru Kator Maru lur J «-y 1: LIVERPOOL LIMTatsuno Maru Tottori Maru June 25 Juiy 13 HAMBURG LINE Dakar Maru Tsuruga Maru NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ Sailing dates nil. SOUTH AMERIfJAN LINE Kawachi Maru 1-1 'one Kamakura Maru A ug BOMBAY LINE. Morioka Maru
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      378 11 i STEAMER SAILINGS o. sTiT Proposed Sailing Lorn Si*gapnr« Subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. *Amur Maru arr June 19 dep 20 *Omit Marseilles *A.ps Maru arr July 20 dep 21 NEW YORK LINE. For San
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      533 11 STEAMER SAILINGS M LIME OF STEAMERS Montniy sailings to and from Australia for only, calling at Penang Brtavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Arrives Sale s.s. EMITA July 18 July 20 5.3. ECHUCA Aug 13 Aug 18 For fur*Jiwr particulars p. east apply to
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      512 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. IRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS. PORTS OF CALL—MANILA, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongk ng Arr vcs San Francisco. PRESIDENT WILSON July Ju'y 26 PRESIDENT LINCOLN Jury 18 Aug 9 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG TO LUKOPL. SAN FRANCISCO
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      492 12 WANTED. WAITED.—By lar>e European exp rt firm t hinese invoice clerk anil typist. Previous experience preferred. State age a d experience. Ap;ly L>. O. X c/o The "Malaya Tribute." SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. Accommodation for another fifty pupils U available in the Indian Elementary School, No. 8 Sh-rt Street. Singapore, for pu
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      475 12 NOTICE. .REMOVAL NOTICE. SEN KG SHO Japane-e Dry Cleaning 0., have removed from June 15, 1923, to No. 76, ANSON ROAD, (Near Tanjong Pagir Wharf/ Dry cleaning-and !>yoing of Hats and Clothes, etc. Also renewal of same. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Coleman Street, between St Andrew's Road
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      461 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY. P. 0. BOX NO: 262. TELEPHONE NO: 661. OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Cap-tal and Surplus US $10,000,000 Undivided Profits US $5,504,980 Reserve for* Dividends US $500,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET. NEW
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      421 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. BEAD OFFICE •4, MARKET STREEI BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca Ul Jonker Street. Muar ;7-T9 Jaian Sule.man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16. Ilir. AGENCIES AT London, New York. San Francisco, Batavia, Sonrabay> Semarang, Shanghai. Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorises
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      425 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1858.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provinciai and
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      373 12 INSURANCE THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 357. BOARD OF DIRECTORS See Tecng Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock
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