Malaya Tribune, 3 July 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. X. -No. 154 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1923.
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      107 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE j cwipPlNG GAZETTE, j •SP ms Editorial Dept. „1 'lUmcrial Dept. i B SfKIPTION RATES. I j JjS K'N ADVANCE. t $15.00 i p. r annum 750 S 3. 7 5 1 p er quarter Postage extra 50 cts. per month. I i i i i 'iKiiiiHinni'iini
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      32 1 BtBTllilllltll.;! I :r'l|i|M.:|"li.|l'iHl'H' lt:|l'«l»BaB«» j |h*l i ml i GENUINE I I S.-W. C;vw>kes (/'.ai* mak«s Uncomfortable uye* I COM PORTABLE. THE I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., j 15, South Cam? Road. Siigp-pore.
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    COUNTRY OF PURPLE AND GOLD.
    1399 2 A JOIKNBY TO THE REAL DESERT. Harry Kountree, ihe famous B ack-:r.d-White Artist, writes in "John 0' London's" Weekly:— i was surprised tc find Algiers not as the gude books describe it, but magnificent city with a fine harbour accommocliat <n. and with a splendid
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    MRS. BALDWIN.
    288 2 Handsome and Capable shwoman. "A very «?cf»fe. so:;.-ible. cap..bio. Englishwoman." That i s how a intimate friend described Mrs. B :\hvin. 'he n.w hostess at 10 Down njr-stre-o;. M Ar.d," ?he added what better d scrir' -on could there b? -,f a y woman Mrs. Baldwin is one
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      395 2 ft V/ v/ yy yy vy w if» sJuh. «£IA dfrrV if horlicks JL U MALTED MILK L BUILDS FfiOM THE FIBST GLASSt Vy S> w.«i» HORLICKS MALTED MILK. r»coj»»'V<i l-OQD DRINK. Kalp oalura. tbat ywi ut tor iuc«*«mU Wtulity nod lift force from tk»« fin» fU»e. If 4y| ;o
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      456 2 BABY CRIES AND CANNOT SIKhT. Because He Needs Baby's Own Tablets. Your baby does n<ot lie awake crying and restless for nothing. Unlesa a careless pin is pricking hm the cau?e moit probably is in his stomach and bowels. That is the part of the body where most infantile troubles
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      314 2 AMERICAN ASH OARS. Size tp 11 12 13 feet Price $4 $5 $7.50 $12 eacj. Size 14 in 16 feet Price $15 $18 2> ejch. Largest Stocks of j SHIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Send for Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated Id the Straits Ssttle SINGAPORE U s¥
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    WIRELESS VISION.
    411 3 SEEING AND HEARING SIMULTANEOUSLY. An invention htm bee-n patented by the General Rad o Company of" London which, so It is claimed, makes it poss'bie for a wave along which images ar. transmitted to be superimposed upon the wave adong which ordinary wireless sounds are sent. In other
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    700 MILES BY DOG TEAM.
    294 3 Policeman's Journey With Prisoner. Edmonton, Alberta:—Mare than 700 miles by dog team, over Arct'te trails, and a further 125 mMes by Eskimo schooner, was the trip njade by Constable F. Stevenson, of" the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, in bringing: into Aklavik for trial an Eskimo
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    SOULS IN HEAVEN'S ANTE-ROOM.
    286 3 APOCALYPSE OF SIR A. CON AN DOYLE. Chicago, Saturday: "No. 564,300,--986,221, please." A celestial page boy chants this call in a vast, purgatorial waiting-room crowded with millions of tired soulg. No. 564.300,986,221 jumps»tohis aahral feet and follows the angelic messenger as a briskly as if he
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    SUICIDES IN JAPAN.
    258 3 Interest! ig Statistics. Accord" ng U> statistics just published by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police, thj number of suicides (in the Japanese capital for 1922 shows an increase over that for Che previous year. During the past few years, there has been a st.ady increase in the number
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      164 3 t USeIWDDUCKS I i Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., V and avoid the heavy cost of renewals. w$ It is more than ever imperative to safeguard Mm your property by constant care in the matter K(! '/1 of paint—the one defence against the ravages of time, blistering suns and
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      137 3 OH! HOW IT HURTS. That's what you say about that painful swelling on your knee or elbow. But what are you going to do about it—sit there and suffer Perhaps you have tried all sorts of embrocations and found no relief. These arc just the sort of cases in which
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      471 3 11 Always have Jj another I 8 bottle handy ft CC It's a wise housewife who keeps an iff extra bottle of Bovril in reserve —in ease if J# of emergencies. ii 11 The Grocer isn't always handy, or isn't VL II open if he is handy —and if there's
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    805 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Bf "Footlight." Lawrence Red reviewing SureF.re Flint," the film to be screened bo-night at the Victoria Theatre, in motion picture says:—"Seven reels of intensified comedy and melodrama, irrtcrsperned wi h higli jihiks and thrills are offered in the Johnny Hines pictui<e,
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      574 4 AMUSEMEWTS. i EMPIRE CINEMA Si To-Nigbt Monday July 2 to Wednesday July 4 at 7 15 p.m. Overflowing audiences compelled another 3 nights extension of A. J. Parker Read Jr. Production LOVE with Louise Glaum. 7 Reels. A picture so mighty in its message, so straightforward in its telling, that
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      384 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Friday June 29, to Thursday July 4. Id the Second Show at 9 p m sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY CORPORATION PRESENTS Lionel Barrymore in BOOMERANG BILL ta 5 Reej s The mighty theme, embodying a battle between innocent goodness and heedless vice, is
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      317 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 THURSDAY U]R A POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT *l WONDERFUL SICCESS The United Artists Film orporation's f IHE GREAT, THE ONf v\nn. Masterpiece THE THREE |U If* A 1 MUSKETEERS nIvULJI If you are tired, melancholy, anxious Presenting Positively or discouraged, you will rejoice in this THE BIGGEST AND
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    STUDENTS SUICIDE.
    24 5 fl i\ ill Japan! iu- -One i, ri-hirs »r. have ouIBBVV n. KUf P«'Oti§t. r uiinpatavout a..*».* 1,0 T*--J.,parttsa feel- ur.* <*««t
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    175 5 v„r M.i. u.. T Mi» -lu\y 2.— Mi Mt>.. W- H. Ps-i Mr h «lil hi, Mrs. H. R. ii r ir (I. Mrs. Jantf Yu i I in.» Mr. Si'th 1,, M .i V' V «'rvora arfcl i. iiy Mr I; %n -Wm M•>* F. E. i,.
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    THE SILK STOCKINGS.
    178 5 11 1 irgd, the novelist, wnsali related [a the "New York deftightful experience that IN ak way. He said: "A wh k ago I received from an ■•*-~h lad] h present of three paira ■m\ stoctnnga. \V .th these cama < •er ia which «h 9 said
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    15 5 •v'"r r W( k July 8. •^•yt.-HandPrnetice, Qfteen Ota**, 5.15 C Commissioner.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    222 5 lO LAY'S LOCAL MARKET QLu IATIoNS. Tin to-day.—sB9.so per pikui. 103 tons sold. Buyers Sellers Gskujtrinr $12 25 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. White [Pepper 2175 *Mxcd B r jjck Pepper 13.62% 13.62 *Sundrled Copra 10.90 10.90 Mixed Copra 10.35 Small 11.25 11.25 Mcd
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 5 S'mgapo:*«s July 3. On London Bank 4 months* sight 2s I s|B2d bcmmd 2s 4 ljlOd Privae 3 morabfi' siffht lis 4 7,16 d On ladia Bank TtSL 173 Vi On Hongkong— Bank dtnninwl draft 3 Dss. On Shanghai— Ba>nk dv*iu«nd draft 75*4 On Java Bank Tel. Transfer l39Va
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    53 5 Rubber Association. Sngnp'**, July 3. v Prices. Buyers Sellers. Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricea. Buyers Sellers Spot 46% 46% Aug to 'Sept 48% 49V* Oct to Dec 51% 52% Jan to March 53% 54 Latest London Cables quote. London Spot Is. l%d.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    22 5 Singapore, Judy 3. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York—24% cts. London.—lsSingapore.—46% cts. Tone of Market—Quiet.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    486 5 FEARON CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Kuala Luimpur, June 27. Rubber.—The price of rubber has further deel'i ed our ng the DDde* review; a private cable frcm London tlhis morning quoting Is l%d while Singapore closes at 45 cents a;nd New York 25 cembs, although London stocks are
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    140 5 Singapore, July 3. Rubber—London la. IHd. Local 46 V* centfi. T,_ London, £177.17.6 l.oeal 589<100 ton* -loM). Share Mai*k«t— Rubbers. —Temerlob* 67 \k to 72 I cen*s, Ulu Benuts 27 tt to 32'* «nta, Kuala S dims-$2.15 to $2#>, Ayer Molsks $1.25 to $1.35 Tins.— Nawirg
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    NORDANAL (JOHORE) RUBBER.
    75 5 The profit of the Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estate for 1922, was £8.716 (against £6,292 pn 1921), while £17,516 was brought forward. It is proposed to pay a dividend for the yenr of 5 per cent, tess lax. (against nil), while £479 (against £5,402) is required for taxation,
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    KELANTAN GOLD MINES.
    209 5 Progress off the Work. Mr. O. C. Smalley, Sceietary, KeianLa i God .M n. sends vs the General Mar.uger'e reports' of June 14: Mill Site. —A very suitable mill-site has been located and prepared the erection of the machinery w?\l proceed immediately en its arrival on the
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    35 5 The rates of conversion of Money Orders in Sam are now as follows: For Orders payable in Siam $83 equal to 100 Baht (Ticals). For Orders issued in Siam 100 Baht (Ticals) equal to $77.
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      138 5 WANTED.—Young man experienced in general Office work, correspondence and brokerage, with good connections among Asiatic customers desires post Salary $100 to $150. Apply Box No. 74, c o Malaya Tribune." THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera in Singapore.) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ARAIS MAHPHAIL
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      396 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER Yes CHOOSE your career MAKE your career this is the ONLY way to make your position secure. It's no use folding your arms and waiting f° r somethng to turn up. Nothing comes in this world of -work, to him wm\ who waits, cxc pt a tombstone.
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, July 2. Bared 32 Fah 1014.9, 1012.9, 1013.6. Temperature 85, 83 80. Wet Bulb Ther 81 79, 79jjfa. or Wwd SW. S, calm. Max Temp n shade 89. M n. Temp, in Shade. 74. Max in Sumi 154. Ter ra» Ther 72. Rainfall in
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    145 5 A s ,nuak>i:k diary. r„.da>. J"')' a 0 54 a.m. 2-" P ,m i h ,m lMVe a -ward mail l«»vw». H- >5 hy Sarpedon due. En^ eB vZ'» TK-tre: "Sure Ft. Fin*. rV _-N'icofc». To-m° rrwW Jul> 4 T fc s .—2.40 a m- 0 38
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    547 5 i'o-dav, J«"y Baid hot Mi 2 m. lloQgkttHg. r&augha* ot J* pun •Glonbeg 2 p.m. PeiWig" Calcutta Japau a p.m. Maru la H mgicoog/ Shaogfaaa,* «to. BoihA'a 8 p.m. Port SweU«nham,° Penang,* Colombo, Bombay, Aden, Port Saul Europe (v:a Marseiiboa) DELTA 3 p.n«. Resist rati cm up to
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    FREE ENGLISH EDUCATION.
    892 6 If we return continually to the question of free education in English 'it is because we realise that free alementary schools, on the English plan, with a proper free scholarship system to the secondary schools, not only provide a more practical curriculium but are pre-eminently fitted to
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    695 6 The Band of Hope will meet at the Y.W.C.A. on Wednesday, at 4.30 p.m. Sydney, July 2.—The Hartmg-ton's bunkers are on fire.—Reuter. It ,is 'understood tihart. Mr. Justice Branch K. C. has been made Chief Justac. 1 of Jamaica. Lady Muriwson :s due to arrive in Singapore on Sunday July
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    A WILL CASE.
    634 6 ATTORNEY GENERAL'S STATUS QUESTIONED. An Interesting Appeal. An appeal by the Attorney General by ;he re tL-.i of Fattiman Bibi bin<-e Shaik MJbanicd Ismail and Fatim.ah B'bi b nte Shade M.Jhamed Tamil. against the dee'/s:c<n of Mr. Justice Barre. LLennard, in tfnf action instituted again,;. Hefiz Sahib
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    FAREWELL TO MR. GOODWIN.
    78 6 A farewett ronggam party was given to Mr. L. Goodwin of the/Singapore Harbour Board by his Staff at Tanna. mera on Sunday pr or to his home le^ve. Mr. Tan K am Kiat kindly lent his spacious house and grounds for this occasion. An excel'ont repas
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    FATHER RUAUDEL.
    479 6 FINAL CELEBRATION OF sir J JUBILEE. 1 Qn Sunday, on the i; Father Ruaudel's Sacei < JubUe, a large eongn- 1 ed a»t the High Ma 4 force of Euras an Vo the coram: .d of Capta n Reverend Father, J deacon., and a Bub-dc at the Divine
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    SOMME DINNER.
    132 6 Genera Tg Speech at Ipoh. (From Our Own Ipoh, July 2. In the course of a spene'h at th* Somme Dinner held at Ip<'h t y ex-Services Assoc'a'ton, »> r.-n. s Nei' Macolm announced t h ,r--of a most important oonfeT tk* Kuala Lumpur on Ju y 12
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    K.L. NEWS.
    28 6 (From Our Own Corn r,:) Kua'a Lumpur. 1 I The "Bachekv BrucV u> tremendously suce* ssfui < abarrt rt the Town Ha 1 arhiea'a aeoaanifcailfeg a repetfLion
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    22 6 The fourth Singapore untitled «I the Supreme CVurt en Tu**"**j July 17. The Ma'acca As"** be held from Monday. July J a>
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      420 6 I ROBINSON 4V Co., Ltd. t MASSIVE SOLID SILVER CHALLENGE CUP. I D l '"^^l^^^Si^^^fc C 3 No. B 122 I THE 41 CORINTH nj Three bandied desigr, as illustrated. Perfect workmanship and finish. Height, excluding Ebonized Plinth, Bin. I PRICE $125.00. 1 Robinson Co., Ltd. «2255 I SINGAPORE. iUjim
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      116 6 WATCH THIS SPACE Ismail A. Raheem Diamond Merchants. Manufacturing Jewellers, Engravers, Watchmakers, Electroplaters, Dealers in 1 recious Stones and Silverware. 82-1 A 82-2 BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. BIRTHS. DE SOUZA.—On Tuesday, 3rd July, 1923, at Hildfred," 6 St. Michael's Road, to Mr. and Mrs. G. F. de Souza
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    NO DOUBLE TAXATION.
    93 7 FOREIGN SHIPPING PROFITS EXEMPTED FROM BRITISH INCOME-TAX. NEW CLAUSE PASSED. Reuter. London. Ju'y 2. c of Commons unanimously passe a new clause to the by Sir William Joyrson-H cks. exempting the profits g businesses from tihe British income-tax, provided A in p-ions are granted by the country
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    ROMANCE OF THE SEA.
    174 7 ,;o\V RESCUE WAS EFFECTED. Amazing Strength. Reuter. ii _-u«'• .In y 112 n iwt. ..it wul »he K- '-bo S:i'ur tr i, <!>.. annual ty I ,i K<r awl it Kv T|vvr*»i ;il> t i<V 111 H«Wk H'tVf *»Hi mi the v\ .4, rt-ni wat» 112
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    INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION.
    68 7 CMgrtSfl Opens at London. Reuter. London July 2. Twenty six f reign Governments, admit Rassa and H -I'and. also the State Ala South Africa, 1 n Ze* a 1. the League of Si Daa m\ od Rh'r-e Comm'isi, a he S tea Canal company ted at the International
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    U. S. IMMIGRANTS.
    64 7 Reuter. London luly 2. fual keenness on land*ea r the part ol New Ycrk v I m ter t*!;c United Sta er. i the July qup* a La exhausted. Tr M the C .nad aa border •d a a the tinst day of ►1 c and d:sorgan's-
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    52 7 s 1 I 1» ihe M Nany«* "I F'lC U»L' fo'lnw--1 ft r-4' July 1; I cyyinetcd r \i\, mrftrUoq .^v V ll' ,u -> K U» in N N 112 »£1 1 r it T a cib ,r lo r, 'V *„1' I? -rV-«.. th» «tit
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    ANGLO-FRENCH OUTLOOK.
    271 7 MORE SABOTAGE IN THE RUHR. Belgians Excited. Reuter. Txwxlon July 2 Wn lr t-he»e 5 no inr'-n'o' Von Wthert© r th* niturc i»f the Frcnfb Reply to h<? Bri yues i'imia re, it ie o-u'hr-rilai vf y »taud in London that it is fit .v y prvltUtlUrv to
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    TIKHON'S CHIEF DISMISSED.
    23 7 Reuter. Moscow, JuV 2.—The Supreme Courtl'd of the new church has dismissed ArchbJshop Antonine, who was Tikhon'ft chief opponent. —Reuter.
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    NICOLA.
    236 7 o We great success at the Sui ma Theatre North Bridge-road, the Great 'Nicq'.a has decid d to extend his season here, performing to the same theatre, up to Saturday July 7, pW»» to his leav'mg for Ch'ma where a bi i eojtopet mm*\% him. During these five remain'ng
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    CHINESE FINANCE.
    746 7 REPORT OF THE CHINA CONSORTIUM. Times Comments. Reuter. London July 2. The repci t cf the Cbim Consortium states that at a meeting of council recently held lit Par's, et&ndeo* by representaVves of the Briti sih, French. American and Japanese groups, R was decided to in3.ruct (the group
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    199 7 MR. DARBISHIRE STILL OPPOSIKv,. >Yar Spirit Aflame. Reuter. London July 2. In a letter to the DaiJy Mail," Mr. C. W. Darbish're, M.P. opposes the naval base at Singapore on the ground of economy. He expresses the opinion iihsjt, as the result of his exper'erJce of public
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    AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
    194 7 Success of Ho Hons: Oil Mills. The Ho Hong Oil Mills. Singapore, secured thr£e first pfzes in the Oils and Fats Section at Malayan AgrS-Hor cultural Show at Kua Lumpur. They secured first <n the Coconut Oil Section, first in the Coconut Oil Cuikes Section and first. Iq
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    SUPREME COURT LIST.
    131 7 This Month's Triads. The Supreme Court Itef of trials to be heard thi moit/h wajs fixed on Saturday by Mr. Justice F. BarrettLemard. Th 3 list includes the fol- lowing: F. G. Scharrenguivel v<. Siraits Aibon Press Ltd., M. Rehires 3,n vs. N. Reuben Chop Ban Heap
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    DEATH OF CAPT.
    109 7 (FromSOov Own Correspondent). Penang July .2. The death occurred of Caotain R. Hugh Adams, eldest son of Sir Arthur Adanis. following on n rttack of typhoid some months >3fr&. He n .ended going to England on Saturday but the passages were tannst erred o the "Mai wa"
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    744 7 TING KIL TIN MINES LTD. The eleventh ord .a y general m.etrlng of the above company was he' 1 at Grrsham House, Batt ury-road at nwn ye.-terday. Mr. J. M. Sime presided and th. others present were: If Astra D. J. Ward, J. Aj. Ellas, A. J. Ferguson
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    37 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day ia Rs. 171 eq-ia l to $100. The rate of payment of Money Ord rs from India ar.d Cuv.'on is Rs. 176 equal to $100.
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      294 7 0 32 If 1 The Largest Plant Devoted Exclusively Making Steel Pulleys. 0 c This position, held by the American Pulley Company, 0 could not have been reached had it not determined the g 3 correct principles of pulley construction. fl j For 25 years the features of various types
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    486 8  - Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL S.R.C. AND S.C.F.A. DRAW. By "Reflex." The m eting of Oft S.R.C and the S.( F.A. on tho Padang yesterday afciiwjn in the first division of the Smgapoiv Football 1 Association League, produced a paJfclSJ <kraw. On no previous occasion this season have MM S. R. C.
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    CRICKET.
    240 8 COUNTY MATCHES. Two OntprtM for Notts. London, July 2. Swunnou defeated Glamorgan by an irmirura i«ui 108 runs. Few Wu' winners PayL.ni nu*iu 109 run? •nd Gimn 118. while Matthews ewpfcur»»»! b for 66 ami 3 for 19. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE. IV L. w I» Ist Ist r. o
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    SWIMMING.
    34 8 Y. M. C. A. The 120 yards Handicap "A"'class was* won by 9oah Teng Ann, time 1.20 sacs. The 200 yards "B"» class was won hy Loh Meng Choon, time 2 mjm, 52
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    129 8 S. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. N. E. Ess and E Oliveiro -30 beat F. X. Oliveiro and C. J. Oliveiro -15 0 -1. B—3. TO-DAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. E. G. Wheatley and C. V. Coocefcao vs. E. Olivei-o and C. V. Reutens. Championship Pairs. T.
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    Y. M. C. A. YESTERDAY'S PLAY.
    36 8 Tan Chong Gark beat F. Ruchwaldy 2—6, 6—o, 6—4. TO-DAY'S TIE. R. Smith vs. C. Smith. TO-MORROW'S TIE. Final. Tan Chong Gark vs. Winner of R SaafJi ard C. Smith.
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    SINGAPORE TOURNAMENT.
    61 8 Entries for the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Tournament closje to-day. The tournament wi.l d-Jcide Singapore's representatives in the singles and doubles for the Malayan Tewnis Championships which are to be decided at Penang on August 4 and 5. The opening game will be played on Thursday on the
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    114 8 MONTHLY SPOON SHOOT. Ilang* Spoon Winner*. "A" Class. Range. Score HVaj». Ntftt. Spr. J. W. Jon«LS 200 32 Scr: 32 Spt. K. McMUUm 200 28 3.70 31.7(5 Bdr. R, M. Duff 300 30 2.60 32.69 Arm. S. S„ A. H, Al r land 300 31 Scr: 31 R.S.M. U.
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    AUTOMOBILE RACING.
    83 8 SUNBEAM CARS WIN. Tours, July 2. The Grand Prix aurtomdbile race of 799 kilometres, over the Tours circuit, resulted ais follows: Sea|?rave (Sunbeam) 6 houra, 35 minutes 10 4-5 sec:—l, Divo (Sunbeam) 2. Frederich driving a BugattJi was third and Lee Guinness a Sunbeam, fourth. Seventeen sitarted. De
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    BOXING.
    188 8 DEMPSEY MAY FIGHT WILLS AFTER ALL. Coincidental with Ijhe announcement made by Simon Flaherty, of the Queensiboro' Stadium, that he had backing up to $2 000,000 for staging a heavyweight championship contest between Jack Dempsey, the tittle holder, amd Harry Willis. Paddy Mullins, who manages the challenger, said he
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    ALLEGED BREACH OP CONTRACT
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    85 8 New York: —The autlhornt ea of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cathedral have announced that in consequence of an o'd parish rule which permnts the display of only the Am?n*can flag in the Cathedral the Union Jack will not be permitted to be carried by British veterans, who,
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