Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAIU Vol. X.- No. 148 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1923.
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      159 1 THE*"""™ I ippQiG GAZETTE. I De Pt- V M.ina«cr:»l Dept. U*IPTIOS RATES. jgjtf IN ADVANCE. j $15.00 I 7.60 i****? 3 3.76 f extra 50 eta. month. i |H i i ii i in i i in' I CHOOSK rs A j WRIOLEY'S M3Ĕf& HABIT YOU I ITO Wm WON'T
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      191 1 JUST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of CELEBRATED SUN PROOF PITH BATS FOR Men and Boys PRICES VERY REASONABLE. Personal Inspection will Convince You. \L SULTAN IBRAHIM 94, NORTH BRIDGE KOAD. (Adelphi Hotel Baildinga), SINGAPORE "VEET" DEPILATORY CREAM JUST ARRIVED. Medical Hali-ttd., 23, JBATTEKY 1 OAD, SINGAPORE. RECKITTS "ROBIN" ULTRAMARINE. There
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      225 1 I THE J MALAYA TRIBUNE i 3 and SHIPPING GAZETTE. I The Popular Newspaper of Z the Straits Settlement*, g I Published Daily. I Complete Reports of Local I Events. Full and Lateat Telegflaam I t BEST SPORTS REPORTS. |"Ny Carlsbcra" Beer I MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK I SIME, DARBY CO.,
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    1864 2 BY HERBERT CROOKER Adapted from the Pathe Photoplay Serial by Val Cleveland Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc. NEW READERS IiEGIN HEitE. Ruth Reading, "The. Timber Quitjl n a iriflnd of the smaller load owr-.rs, is the undisputed regent of the one remaining vast timber tract not controlled
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      253 2 1 -baLys development: HeaUky ifltk Imfanqy "to j Jjj f St urdy Childhood Irl\\ I \]L depends upon the use of 1I V^ <\ P u re food. The 'Allenburys* :i j■ t Foods, made from rich, 11 creamy milk, are absolutely J I Ills ygk i 1 ree f
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      211 2 AYOUNGWIFE CDlfiD OFTIAT FEAKFIJL EACKACBB Mrs. B. L. Hunt, writes: I first became ill about 2i rears ago, «.nd suffered terrible pams in the back, sleeplessness, and swelled thighs, and could no: move about in bed. I was under a doctor, but had very little relief. I bought some De
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      252 2 HILLSIDE PRESS? ORDINARY TYPE $m EX WORKS, IMPROVED TYPE $173 EX WORKS. Suitable for packing Rubber in Momi Chests LESS CHESTS REQUIBED Economy in Transport and Shipping. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. Incorporated in the Straiti Settlements! SINGAPORE "jjnitggrs" 2S2SZSSZSHS2S I SESffi2SiiS2HSBHB2SSBi j Cheap Sale I $2 per 1000 I MANILA EN
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    1010 3 NEWS ITEMS S UPPLEMENTING REUTER'S CABLES. (Via Caylon Exchangea.) GOVERNMENT SERVANTS AND TRAVELLING ALLOWANCES. Simla, June 1.—The Government of India have decided to givg effect to the recommendations of the Inchcape Oommitttse to economise on travelling oil'.owaince to Government scrvan s. The new are publish d in the
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    PEKING POLITICS.
    199 3 The President l eaves Peking. June 13.—President L Yuan-hung left for Tientsin at 1.30 this afternoon owing to threats that troops wou'd be brought in unles« he vacated office. JVk'ng. June 13.—1t is expected that Feng Yuh-svawvg will come to Peking as soon as possible to consult with
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      352 3 r "TtTTjjfliMlf I il' AM APPEAL TO TA STt 4ND ECONOMY fRAMROH j HIGH CLASS I j Aerated Waters. I t i i i i i i i i niiiin mi •iim ,1m t i i,i it lit if r i mmm I Tne most Fopular 3 a lc Economical
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      234 3 INFANTILE INDIGESTION. If Your Child Is A Sufferer Use Baby's Own Tablets. Indigestion in infants and young children is caused by errors in diet, frequ ntiy by over-feed ng. The best treatment a the administration of Baby's Own Table ts to clear away the offend n;? matter and sweeten the
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      163 3 IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM A man's most valuable poce—lkn i 3 time. Rheumatism is the thief of time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weoks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man can call his time his own while
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      236 3 Take BOVRIL p|, HUBBUCKS f M X are .known throughout the Empire for Igl 8= covering power ancl durability. Supplies t=l ready for immediate ship.-ient. Er»E k"= Grew Paiata, Red F.«»melt. Tnrjeotwe, "Pr M Ur. M! TtP.inti. BruiW. tte. etc Cc O INDENT THROUGH USUAL MFM< HAMS pi THOMAS HUBBUCK
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    661 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST By "FootligM." The "Bioscope" recently set oux to discover what a number of famous people roaLy think of ihe c.nemauograph. Here taje some of the implies Ramsay Macdonald, M P.—The film seems to me to |gWe ex.iraord narily good opportunities for
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    INDUSTRIAL SITUATION IN GERMANY.
    64 4 21 per cant Rise in Wholesale Trade. London, Juno 10.—The "Times" Berlin correspondent says that the boom in share* with material back- ing ii unprecedented. Wholesale trade iniex rose by 21 per cent Retailers immediately reacted and prices rose while cummer* were wa&ing f or their
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      384 4 AMUSEMENTS. EXCITEMENT A PLENTY EMPIRE CINEMA SR To-Night Monday 25, to Wednesday, Jane 27. In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. Two further new episodes of the Universal thrilling serial with EDDIE POLO in THE SECRET FOUR e P s s& g These two episodes are crammed wrth thrills. Wm.
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      424 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA fro a Saturday June 23, to Thursday June 28. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. A POWERFUL UNIVERSAL FEATURE PRODUCTION Presenting Colleen Moore and Cullen Landis in I Forsaking All Others In 5 Reels. A film play of modern life asking
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      418 4 AMPSEMEWTS "GAIETY" CROWDS FLO KING TO SEE THE MYSTERIOUS MR. NOBODY The greatest woDder of the age in THE LONGEST SERIAL IN THE WOBI D 52 REELS OF EVERYTHING Follow the crowd BUT FOLLOW EARLY To See THE FIRST 4 OPENING EPISODES Screened to tremendous success. Do you hear them
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    ACTION AGAINST FRENCH ARTISTS.
    137 5 MonticeLi's Mean*. May 18.—M. Van Donguen, it, was yesterday charged in I i'.ris Courts with havmg used ry words in regard to the a M. -MonticeU* the Marseilles i lecture fa which he expressed i ion of M. Monticeli i's talent, Van Doivuen argued that the
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    WEDDING OF LADY MARY CAMBRIDGE.
    39 5 jral Family Present. June 11—Their Maje.-t.es and Queen Mary Queen Princeaa Mary, Duke of Lascelles and other loya ouagea were among the congregaitictrr- •a* St. Margaret's, Westday, of Lady Mary Cam- Marqef* of Worcester.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    109 5 Programme of DrThi up to and for today July 1. me 26.—5.1f) p.m. Drill Ha Scotttaa Coy.. Lewis Gun < w rae, v June 27.—5.15 p.m. Drill s vtish Coy., Lews Gun N.C.Oa Lecture and Re- i anoe. iy, June 27.—5.15 p.m. Drill <>; i Coy., Lecture
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    58 5 untitled Hogan, headmaster of at Kng'ish School, Kua ia a special grade teacher at ion Department. Perak, ton after a service of t en'y-five years. to a Chinese news Lincheng bandits regard aristi and capitalists as the th.- people and thus put n la* wth the S>viets, f aim being
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    LABOUR MEMBER AND LAJPATRAI.
    177 5 Plea for His Release. London June 11.—In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Sa.klai.va.'a (Lab.), who urged the rem ssion of the remainder of the sentence on Lajpatrai, in view of the fact thait he is reported to be tubercular, his ag cxA past givatf
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    BLASPHEMY LAWS.
    168 5 Prolog ed Amendment. London, May 20.—The House of Lords, by 68 votes to 8, refW<i today to pass the second reading of Ear! Russell's Bill to amend the Blasphemy Laws, making it impossible to prosecute any persons in any Court for sch. sm heresy, blasphemous libel or atheism.
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    33 5 Court mourning has been ordered in consequence of the death of Princes Christian for ore month from June 9. The first three weeks wild be full mourning a-nd the last week half mourning.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    141 5 H> DAY'S LOCAL MARK II QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.— $95 12 V% ptr pkul. 150 tons sold. liuyers Sellers Gambier f $12.50 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 22.00 Mixed Back Pepper 11.25 *Sundr.ed Copra 11.10 11.10 'Mixed Copra 10.55 10.55 Small Fiake Tapioca
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    87 5 Standard Oi' Co's Cnrrent Prices. Devoe's Imperial Br'lliant per two-tins $5 30 Sy van Arrow per two tins $4 00 Tiger per two tins $4.90 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.20 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fi=h per unit of 8 Imperial gallons (2 tins)
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    EXCHANGE.
    92 5 Singapore. June 26. Or London— Bank 4 months' sight U 4 3il6d Demand 2s 4 3 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 ***** d On ladia— Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% pc. Dis. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    65 5 C. of C. Rubber Association Singapore, June 26. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Seliei. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prieea Buyers Sellers Spat 46% 47 July 47 47H July 'o Sept 43' A 49 Oct fo Dec r >l% B2 Jsm to
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore J'tr* 26. To-Hay's closing robber ojootati *re as uider* New York.—2s% cts. London—Is 1 %d. Singapore.—46% cts. Tom of Market.—Easier.
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    THE RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY LIMITED.
    41 5 We beg to advise the following output of the above Company's Tin Ore for the Ist half month ending June 15. 1923:— No. 1 Dredge Piculs 1 No. 3 Dredge Piculs 322 Total Piculs 495
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    68 5 ARRIVALS. June 26. Ban Wfefttt Hn, Bri:.. 194 tons, Cap*. Mf'.T.t from Malacca, left Jun-? 25. Soon Keck. Ban WhaM Soon, Brit. 169 tons, Capt. Fevr.i, from Ma'acca, left June 25, S. S'ship Co., Lxl. Meran, Brit. 70 tons, Capt. Nacodah, from B. Pahat. left June 25, Ho
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    91 5 Per s.s. Rumphius, T U ne 25 —Mr. T. Miura, Mr. and Mrs. Hidezo Ha>'jda, Mr. Shishido, Mr. WU Hap Long, Mrs. M. M. J. Mikkelll and M os G. Michel. Mr. Th J. Korthate, Mr. W. H. Howe, Mr. R. L. Brown. Mr. H. J. Drost, Mr.
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    MOTOR CYCLE FATALITY.
    156 5 Inquest Proceedings. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, June 25. The inquest on the death of Mr. W. Thompson Mackenzie, not "Thuring Mackemzie" as a result of a collision of his motor cycle and a Ford hiring car, on Lenggeng-road, Upper Perak, was b id by the District;
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    182 5 M. Padereweski displayed all his old mastery on ihe pianoforte on his re-appearance on a European concert platform in Paris after Severn! yeare ri mu6 cai i*et rement. The Hon. D amond Hardimge only daughter of Lord Hard'nge of Penshurst was married at the Guards' Chapel Wellington Barracks, to Capt.
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      70 5 vi— i■ iii mmm iam it -mrm i 1 jwmmmmbt IfdiAway j There is absolutely no sufferer from eczema »ho ever used the simple wash Dexma and did not feel immediately that wonderfully calm, PoH sensation that comes when the itch is taken away. This soothing wash penetrates the pores,
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      395 5 THE HO HONG BANK LIMITED. LOST SCRIP. Whereas application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Messrs. Ton Hock Seng and Saw So oa Keat both of No 4S Reach Street.. Penang, duplicate certificates for 60< «haret numbered ***** to ***** and ***** to *****
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      650 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER Yea CHOOSE your carear MAKE VMlr career this is the ONLY way JYyf t make your position secure. It's no ,JSe folding your arms and waiting for someth ng to turn up. Nothing come* in this world of work, to him Wm< wno waitf "< cxc pt
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    118 5 v ...!,.\rOKK IMAin. To-day, Juiy? 26. h —8.51) a m., 8.32 p.m. Victoria ThuaJtre 9.30. To-morrow, June 27. TifK-s—10 a.m., 9.18 p.m. B j mail leaves. annual Meeting., Derrick's noon. D Funei outward mail due. Thursday, June 28. i'd s.—10.49 am., 10.2 p.m. orc-h wtna, Mem. Mall
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    223 5 To-day, June 26 PcnVanak De Kler k 2 p m. Australa (va Fre man tie) Chinkca 2 pm. Hongkong, Shanghai Japan Khiva 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 p m. Hongkong, Shanghai. Nagasaki,, Kobe and Yokohama *Benvenue 3 p.m. Flevo 3 p.m. Pangkal Pimang, Billiton and Bafcavia*
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    931 6 To give the new Unofficials their due, they have plied the Government pretty frequently with pertinent ques-tions-Mr. Nambyar had his innings yesterday-and this is their best avenue of service in a restricted field of endeavour. Whether they will keep it up or not we do not know, but
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    AERIAL PROGRESS.
    124 6 Seventh International Congress. Reuter. London, June 25. The Seventh Iniernationail Air Congress was opened at London this mom'ng by the Pr ince of Wa'e-s and was attended by Sir Samuel Hoare the Duke of Sutherland and a large distiivgu'slhed gathering, with representatives of sixieen countries including France, Itai:y,
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    TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
    141 6 Elevator Cars Overturned. Reuter. New York, Juno 25 A terrible accident occurred en the elevated railway in CM of the busiest sections of Brooklyn, through the over-toppling of two cars of a train. At present t is e.t.imn'ed that 6 Wave been killed and 40 injured. The first
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    TIKHON CONFESSES.
    70 6 Tool of Monarchists. Reuter. Riga June 25. The Soviet annr.uncos that Tikhon luv» signed a doclarat'on repudiating his past conduce and declaring him to have been the tool of the Mona*vh sts He expresses loyalty to the Soviet and appeals for this to be considered a. his forthcoming
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    NICOLA.
    91 6 The Gfcea i Nicola, who ha* <.6fcaM >heti himself her aa a Master M 'gioi :ta eoneloxi s his ■saaca at the Vctc ia The lire to-nk't. Aj a mat nigrtt Ub magician .n a lev. second released from a pair of new handcuffs to k.!he askinafin it of
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    220 6 Reuter. untitled, June 25.—untitled Kema. has recoivei Odhdtu.—RetKer. Qwinf to pcessuna e«f spaeo the Maaket Price Imt and Share Market report are held over. We acknowledge receipt from tha Internationale Crediet-en vereeniging. agents of the Rotterdam Lloyd line, a large coloured poster. R'ga June 25.—A message from Moscow states that
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    REPLY DELAYED.
    317 6 OBSERVER'S ATTACK ON* FRANCE. Ruhr Republic Plot? Reuter. London, June 25. Whflst Anglo-French reparat ons conversations are ttanperej by the delay in the .Be.g.an CaV.r recau simctioii (according to Paris newspapers a slight moetiftcatkm. of the staind pants on bath sides has resulted in a lengthy conversation between
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    BREAKING BRITISH SEALS.
    79 6 Reuter. London. June 25. In the House of Commons, re.plyirT Lord Curzon, Mr. Baldwin» said tfeiat \h-} Gjvemmem saw no ground to pretest aga nst the breaking- of *"<**5 en 'iqucc en British I/ner s at ><tw Yoik. The British Cusome seals on dutiable ships stores taken
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    74 6 Jonrnalit Killed Tw o Others Injured. Reuter. D MKT, Co'crado, ham 25. Mr. "Summer Curtis, a well-known newspaper man, representing- ;lhe Republican Nat one I Committee who wa« iceompanying- President Hatrding cn his western tour, was kiiled inatant'iy. owiing to an automobile plunging into a oreek from a
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    68 6 Reprerentation of Mandated Territories. Reuter. London, June 25. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Norton Gr rfuns Mr. Orm'sbyGar* stid that he wotiii represent tat the Imperial Econ-m'c Conftrer.co the Colonies and Protectorates, includ--C|g the smaller i&'ords. It was not propped that mandated territories "•hoird be
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    DUTCH INDIAN LOAN.
    32 6 Reuter. London, June 25. DcalVfcg in {ho Dutch I n,d an Joan at one-ha.': per ■vm discurrt 'ater at I», Pr s:a] finished at on-e pa? cent discount— Reaiter.
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    32 6 Reuter. Pa<ris June 25 The deputy prc«ecuiior asked for more severe punsh.mait tc b<? nfl'rted on Bertheloifc and Perwotte tflian on oth r defendants. The enquirv adjourned to July 5th—Reuter.
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    PROHIBITION TO STAY.
    97 6 ENFORCK MI v Nation's M, nat< Reuter. Mr. Harding J > ,a :;i red or onfoicement. M Uch reaching W JJ*" Sta c, were po.ice author ty lion a so of a X that the Federal G P<KSib c for k«" not equipped t>. m !r ter
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    MORE WET STEAMERS.
    152 6 Unpleasant Government Situation. New York, ft* The Inn "Cmma,* T«W« and "Providence.- h m arr:vpd lar-ge stores of frjoor, wJ y. w 7 seized. The "C.drcV are 1 s.ed m "surphxa me,]W The Provider has Mtaj n ■Jeaioa o mm 265 litres of 21 bottles of branny
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    GERMAN WILL.
    73 6 Cnno on Reparation P:t\ rsmis. Her n fast B. Hi Cvno a KoeojfiWßj emphasised (fast 'he ipati of RMkl of 'he Ruhr population hadn shed No Government ooeki orcer* the French dtmavded Th Mia terminate h gitflltfea crvatd by the will of the people. He bawi tin' the
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    SOVIET FAIR.
    49 6 French Firms to ['anticipate. Reuter. Moscow J ms B Sgme P.\vnt ni. Ihe law taßj Commercial Afea* mm arrival M. Hcrr'o and the a her members of the French Gbmaaare'al m%mUM here see actively preparaf I» *J fcaaaljinprntilill of French Firms n the Nijninovl.pred Far a AafaaV"
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    STEAMERS IN DISTRESS.
    33 6 Reuter. The Dak* iteamer s. ter<i jk S beiewd. f J ri mih« from here ami I with the Dutch s am** ""P •fiJce h'. r in low.- -Kcu X
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    STEAMER ON ROCKS.
    82 6 Reuter. Hamilton June 25 The Bermuda i< yal ma; u G..raqv«?fc" f rc u j, :iho xccfs rxithward ig b*. knvd t> be hrtok nT '«V have «ore to take off he J* r Recfccr. I'ort S*»a. uU 'ie h'WP Fire fca« broken m* »n h# of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    4896 7 MR. TAN CHENG LOCK HITS OUT ON EDUCATION. DEBATE ON RUBBER BILL The two most important matters discussed in the Legislative Council reaterdagp after we had gone to press were rubber reatricteon and education, both of vital concern in regard to the welfare of this Colony. Mr. Tan
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      323 7 I Hudson Material 8 For Light Railways Reduces Costs by I Increasing Efficiency. g Hudson Light Railway Material is dekigned to give the greatest efficiency j ffi under all conditions. It is due to this superiority of design that Hudson X Material is selected for important undertakings, and is to-day
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    341 8 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. Y. H. C. A. vs. R. E. In the c.teket match played on Siolurduy al Pufiau between the V.M.C.A. and the R.E., the latter ran out winners by 26 runs after a good game. Going in first, the RE. compiled 78, Barnes, Deans and Thompson reaching doubfle
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    MOTOR RACING.
    43 8 NEW WORLD'S RECORD. Reuter. Copenhagen, June 25.—Campbetli, in the motor races a'u Fanoe, established another worlds rixjord covering a mile in 26.14 seconds, this being a rate of 137 miles pjr hour. The old record was 27.87 sec:Ms for a mile.—
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    BOXING.
    55 8 TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. The following boutis wi ll Make place at the MaAa Shows to-night, commencing as soon as possible after nine o'clock; Six Round Contests. R.ld Warren vs. Joljnny Peireau. Washington Lee'' vs. Tony Woodford. Boy WaJly vs. Francis Peter. Sam Foxy vs. Young Mike. Four Round Contests. (Xanda
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    CHALLENGES.
    315 8 "Wild Kid" 7.3 is wjlling to meet "Young Mike" or Young Ford in a six round contest. S. Hassan wishes to meet Boy Waiey in a thr.ie round contest, for a aide-stake, at the Manilla Shows at an early date, if possible. Chin Bervg 7.13 is willing to dktfend
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    CASE AGAINST D. M. D. STEPHEN.
    140 8 Application for a Special Jury. Mr. Il.'angakoom Crown Counsel, applied to Mr. Justice Schneider for tv special jury to try the case in which* Mr. D.M.D. Stephen, J.P„ stands charged, with cheating Messrs E. B. Creasy Co., n respect of a large consignment of
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    91 8 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nfchi Shimbun" for the following: Tokio, June 22. Dr. Steinach, noted for his rejuvenating treatment, to comply with invitations from Tokio and' Kiushu Imperial Universities, will leave Vienna shortly for a three months tour. It is rsponted th&9 a battleship, with
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    FOOTBALL
    610 8 ST. J. O. B.s NARROW WIN. By "Reflex." Fins weafther favoured the meeting of the St. Joseph's O il Boys and the R. G. A. om the Padang yesterday afternoon in the first division of the Singapore Football Association League. Play was scrappy throughout amd resulted in a win
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    95 8 WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. Reuter. Rain Interrupts Play. Wimbledon, Jun±> 25.—The Lawn tennis championships opened in dismal weather. Play was timed co stasrt at two o'clock. Th:'re were thousands, many of whom were present before ten o'clock in thj morning and waited in the pouring rain till five o'clock when
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    S. R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    200 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. E. G. Wheatley and A. E. Cool ho -15 beat C. A. Norris and C. A. R. Bateman -30 3—6, 6—l, 10—8. Championship. W. Baihfittchet Ixtart; H. G. Stack 6—3, 6—2. B. Singlea Handicap. C. Rappa -15.2 beat J. R. Rodrigues -15.2
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    30 8 Orders for week end Tig July 1. Wednesday, June 27.—Band Practtce 5.15 p.m. Friday, Juno 29—Route March Parade back cf V.M.C.A. 8.30 pm FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner
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