Malaya Tribune, 24 July 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. i FVEMNG DAILY I v -No. 172 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923.
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      192 1 'THE f A JWBUNE j ■ft a IN ADVANCE. $15.00 1 7.50 n- jrv 3.76 «srt* *vfr<* 50 Ct»- p*t. p ?r nicnth. I cw, I H f (&EG/S I a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED I I AND I I EFFICIENT DISINFECTANT g I AT A I ■B ru mm v Moderate
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      224 1 HELENA RUBINSTEINS "VALAZE" TOILET PREPARATIONS. Medical Hall, Ltd., 23, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. FOOTBALLS. j Fresh Stock Just Received All '-'izes Prices Moderate Also Waterproof size Match Illustrated Catalogue aud Prices on application. ROSE CO~ LTD, (Incorporated in India.) 337, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. HAIROLLIiNE The Perfect Hair Curling Lotion. REPLACES
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      274 1 GENUINE I S.-W. Crookes Glass makes f Uncomfortable eypg js COMFORTABLE. I THE 1 I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I I 15. South Canal Road. Singapore. I itiiii'i'iiiiiiiiiiini <|i i i i i i i i i i Hfy Carlsberg" Beer! 5 MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK. S I I 1 Obtainable at
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    PLANTERS' CONDITIONS.
    2083 2 INTERESTING REPORT OF SUBCOMMITTEE. Pioneer Plantar*. 9. We have all heard descriptive word-pictures of the hardsh ps endured by many of the pioneer coffee and rubbeV planters, and of the small salaries or subsistence allowance* paid to "creepers" aftsr their probatiomary period» had expired; but we do no;
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      494 2 I WHEN YOU NEXT BUY LET YOUR CHOICE BE A jjj I "SWINEHART" TYRE. I g WE OFFER NETT CASH:— jjj g SIZE 810 x 90 $17.00 g H 815 x 105 20.00 ffl S 875 x 105 21.00 g g ii 880 x 120 27.00 5} B 32' x
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      155 2 A DEADLY ENEMY. It is the continual dropping that wears away a stone. In the same way the continued twinges of Rheumatism causing acute suffering with each appearance, will wear away the strongest human system. The first shooting pains seem trivial, but as they continue they grow worse and the
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      453 2 JRUIT AND TflE CtflLDftEN. A Word of Warning. Sound ripe frufrt is good for difldren, but damaged or over-ripe fruit is exceedingly dangerous, especially at this time of year, causing diarrhoea, dysentery, colic. ind gestion and worms. When you have reason to suspect that your child has eaten fruit of
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      369 2 J MOTOR m iNIJ jjj (Ir jorporated in v I MOTOR VEHICLES.-Oar comprehensive m 3 every risk. P l^| I" DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPpuc I INSURED NOW. h>b FIRE —Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent Pcrui, jt T d t ai tner,!;. J MARlNE.—Cargoes to all Ports. Moderate Premiums. I
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      178 3 AMERICAN ASH OARS. 11 12 13 feet Price $4 $5 $7.50 $12 each. 14 15 16 feet price $15 $18 *22 each. Largest Stocks of SKIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Sehd lor Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. corpora tad in the Straits v. teats) SINSAPOttE. Umm' 0 fiftiteers Hi
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      287 3 Xjn laiylllfW The Eacillw Infi.i-Tfi-NU. IsfasSJSSi Acta*! Kierofr>pa. taa«a m ih. L.ko.tory. These are the cause of SORE THROATS Disease spreading germs swarm m the air in countless millions, always seeking to attack through the mouth and throat. EVANS 9 fiastiltes are the sure protection. They resist the germs of
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      157 3 f HORUCK'S I MALTED I I MILK 1 j There if mo finer Food Drmk ty I lor building up the tyttroi L VI I weakened through ertreme*. of A J Climate than HORUCK'S p HI MALTED MILK. The H -1 eoerftituenti of I 'ORLiCK'S "N^f J I are Malted
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      422 3 I Take BOVRIL I li•itili i i t I l<il :i.il<il!iii;|i.ii<iiii!;i:iii!ii>|t;i;i|: jiii :iitiMiiTiiii!iiMMliiluiii|iiltili:t;ii l.ilj» 1 High Tension German Made Magnetos, Notice is hereby given, that Messrs. I BUTHAHDT Co., G. m. b. h. f 1 J|HH|HrSL Stuttgart (Germany) i 1 fl H tre known Manufacturers of boxed g 2 ttsfl
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    410 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Movie novices of to-day P 1 0 bably ach svs stardom by their "intelligence quo. ent" more surely than did their predecessor» by the good-lcoks-and-good-luck method. Applcatkn of inteli gence measurements to the personnel cf the screen for improvement
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    Film Versus Novel.
    366 4 Will the cinema ous. the r.DVfi'. it Mr. Joseph Herkesheimer, th* American noveist, after adapting hs story, "Tol'able Dav'd." to the film, said that the cinema was as great, an agent as he pen and had unl mited po.entialities. Other writers doubt the power of the fi'm
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    A POLICE CONGRESS
    39 4 Vienna: TbeP Schobc-r). funiu O' S»» ii :iv-i»-, prosentat vcs to >*, helld in the autumi measures MP 1 mtd couni'. vf< fri cxtrad Nona n v v great HOW**? the errata, "l of bureau wili k
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      405 4 AMUSEMENTS. A THRILLING PICTURE ALL WILL WANT TO SEE To-Night! AT THE To-Night!! Empire Cinema In the Second Show at 9.50 p.m. International News No. 85. The second last instalments of the sensational serial THE SECRET FOUR Episodes 13 and 1-4. THRILLS—MYSTERY- SUSPENSE. TRACKED TO EARTH f) Reels. virid picture
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      401 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Monday, July 23, to Saturday, July 28. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. i Goldwyn presents Tom Moore and Helene Chadwiek in FROM THE GROUND UP I One of the happiest and breeziest comedies in which Tom I Moore has
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      560 4 AMSEMENTS "GAIETY" ClTpii^ THURSDAY I POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF Oraad M Ths Super Specie Production S:. The White Dove 1 KS?mn WHAT YOU'LL SEE1. A mastsrpiecs of Motion Picture Art. 2. H. B. Warner in the role of a famous r»„. Engliih Physician, an ornameut to THiT U»>jn mil,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    93 5 a >iS( ;AH)HF WART. To-day. J" l 24 P j nc Ji\imViM n 9.30- !o-morrow. July 25. T L i ,">1 a.m.. 8.9 p.m. p 1 c V 8 st j.0.8. a snciof demonetra- Theatr 515 p.m. Tv Theatre, 930 p.m. Tl.ur.day. July 26. L wAggr-iM a.m..
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    137 5 f Dril jp t<i and for I To-day. July 21. P H a M G. Paltoon Dr Hal "B" Company VV spoil Training. R«n S V F. Bandag ng and Tu-morrow. July 25. H S R. K. (v) 1 Q. M. S., H 9R. E. (v) Cable
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    74 5 I- Ju'.y 20. N h «Mtttj at 12 4%. f «wd months b quoted at 25 for fair 3 quoted at ML. Gambier. N 0 QuoUtion. Liverpool market cotton. I. I ia at 15.64 P* atftan at 15.65. T Sl «gle twist a •> n l/» Ift
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    20 5 N* eB *H July 29- Officers and Vi Ground, Band Practice, N V M r A March.
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    16 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. TO-DAY'S QUOTATION*! Tin local to-day, SU«.«2Vi per p ku 100 tons sold.
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    165 5 TV-».—£187.12.6. Up 70s. Rubber.—Is. 2 Down %d. Rubbers.—Unchanged. Bukit Jolotongs 61 to 65 cenlts, Ulu Bemits 27 to 30 cents, Basse-tits $1.07% to $1.12%, Indragir's $4.95 to $5.15, Memtakabs' 25 to 28 cents, Pungg<ors 61 to 65 cents, Utan Simpans, $1.75 to $1.85 cum. div. Pa
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    ETLIN AND CO S REPORT.
    325 5 Tin.—London £189.12.6. Tin local to-day. $94.62% per pikul. 100 tons sold. Rubber.—London Is. 2%d. Local 48 cents. Tins.—North Ta'pings $1.15 to *1.20, South Taip ngs $1 to $1.05. Ta'pings 87% to 92% cen s, Nawng PoS» $1.47% to 81.52%, Johans 34 to 37 cents, Talams
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    120 5 Buyers Sellers Gambler $12-00 Java Cube 26 00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Sar. Whi'e Pepper 21.25 Mixed Black Pepper 13.75 Sundried Copra 10.50 Mixed Ccpra 10.00 ♦Small Flake Tapioca 10.50 10.50 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13-50 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.00 No. 1 Sago Flour Fair Sago'Fl ur 465
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    88 5 C of C. Rubber Aseociaitoa. Singapore, July 24. PaY Crape Closing Prices. Bayers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.-— K.bbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Sailers Spot 48% 4<j August 49 50 Aug to Sept 50% 50% Oct to Dec 54% 54% Jan to March 56
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    85 5 Standard O:' Co's Current Prices. Dtvoe's Imperial BnlMant per two tins $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two t-ns $4 80 Tiger per two tins §4 80 T ger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore, July 24. On London— Bank 4 months' sigh: 2s 4d Demand 2s 3 29-32 d Pr'vae 3 months' sigh) 2s 4 s .d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 172% On Hcngkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. D sc On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 75 On Java— Bank Tel.
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    ACTION FOR WAGES.
    128 5 The case was taken up to-day before Chief Justice 'Sir Wai 'er Shaw in which Iruian Vadavan sued P. K. Mohamed :.r.d Co. for tha recovery of a sum of $2,157.19 as balance of account due to him for work and wages paid to cooVes in connect'on
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    65 5 The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at:— Singapore: Amalthus, Awa Maru, "Baronelcho, Berengar, Diomed, Emits, Fushimi Maru, Honolulu Maru, Johan de Witt, Largsbay, Montoro, Nagato Maru, Nerite, Orvieto, Pa'cmbang, Scopas, Selene, Tjileeboot, Warcuta, Woron. Penang: Alps Maru, Altona, Amalthua, Botoe, Chenab, City of Corinth, Daghestan, Emita,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    205 5 To-tfay. July 24. jMo Hung L an 2 p.m. Bar.dj rm n Suile Borneo 2 p.m. Batu Pahai Meran 3 p. m Japan Honolulu Maru 3 p. m Ba'av.'a. Chtr'bon and Samarang Giang Seng 4 p m Ma'icca Muar* Kelantan 4 p.m. Tandjong Ba'lei Teluk Niboeng* Ayui«ila 4
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    Mails Expected.
    45 5 From China and Japan by s.s. Nagpore, at Singapore noon today. From United Kingdom by s.s. Antilochus at Penang on Thursday, the 26th inst. From Europe (London Mails despatched July 5) by s.s. E'flenga, at Penang 6 a.m. on Friday, the 27th inst.
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    Wireless Service with Burma.
    63 5 Direct wireless communication, day and nfght service, is now in operation between the Straits Settlements and Burma. Messages are accepted at any Telegraph Office for transmission by this service at the following rates:—Ord nary 54 cents per word; Urgent 64 cents per word. *The urgent service
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    Subscriptions.
    61 5 For those subscribing to the undermentioned services after June 30, the subscriptions for the second half year. 1923, will be as follows:— Boxholders Delivery Tickets $5 each. Telegraphic Addresses $5 each. Postal Express $6 per copy. The above subscriptions should be paid to tha Accountant, G. P. 0., Singapore,
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    Straits Settlements 5 1/2 per cent War Loan Bonds.
    36 5 Straits Settlements 5 1/ 2 per cent War Loan Bonds. Interest coupons payable on July 20, 1923. may be presented for payment on and after that date at any Money Order Office in the Straits Settlements.
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    Mails—Pro Forma Time Table.
    45 5 The Straits Settlements Post Office Pro Forma Time Table is now on sale at the G. P. 0. Singapore. Price 10 cents a copy. This pamphlej; gives fall information regarding incoming and outgoing mails for the quarter ending September 30, 1923.
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    Wireless Service with Christmn.i Island.
    27 5 WfreWss communication with Christmas Island is now in operation. The charges are:— telegrams 47 cts. per word; Urgent telegrams $1.41 per word.
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    Telegram from G. P. O. London.
    24 5 The mail despatched from Singapore to London by s.s. Tees'a on June 27, was delivered in London yesterday.
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    Cables from U. K.
    62 5 The latest time received from London at 5.30 a.m. Urgent 6.55 p.m. July 23. Ordinary 6 p.m. July 23. The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 170 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India
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    ALLEGED VERBAL LEASE.
    130 5 TfcKM Chetties at Loggerhead*. An alLgcd verhai joint !ea«e of premises No. 84 Mairket-istireet, Singapore, was the bone of conitontfon today in the Supreme Coura before Mr. Justice F. Rarrett-Leimard in the case in which A. L. A. L. Narayanan Ch'lfcty sued A. T. Rl. M. Mootoo
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    A FATAL STAB.
    130 5 Chinese Gets Seven Years' Hard. The cas_- was concluded yesterday before Chief Justice Sir Waltar Shaw and a special jury, in which a Gh OGBe named Lee Boo Lat stood changed with having committed the murder of another Chinese named Chaing Suang Swtv on April 28 last.
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    105 5 On Sunday afternoon next, the 29.h inst., the service in ne Cathedra! will be fully choral. The Magnificat and Nunc Dimiuis will be sung to a setting by Dr. Clarke Whitfieid. After service, there will be a short programme of music, the items in whch will be as follows:—Full Anthem,
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      226 5 mm SALESMAN WANTEO.-Hardware Salesman required, previous experience a recommendation, immediate engagement, apply Box 76, co "Malaya Tribune." I- 1 HO CHONG SFCK Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated iv the S S.) NOTICE OF LOSS SCRIP. Whereas application has been made to the Direct >r.s of the abjve Company to it-sue duplicate certificate
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      751 5 Ihe Hon. H S. W. LAWSON, m. l. a. Premier of Victoria visited the Headquarters of the International Correspondence Schools in London on 9th April. After leaving the Schools, he was interviewed by the Australian Press Representatives, to whom he gave the following message for transmission to the Australian Press
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      56 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, July 2*3. Bared 32 Fah 1015.5, 1013.4, 1013.5. Temperature 83, 86, 82. Wet Bulb Ther 79, 78, 78. D r of Wind S, S W, S W. Max Temp in shade 88. Mm Temp in Shade 74. Max n Sun 153. Ter rad Ther
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    THE POWER OF LABOUR.
    925 6 There are many projected roads to that elusive social peak, the millenium, but Mr. Sydney Webb, the famous Fabian reformer, and the present Chairman of the British Labour Party, seems to have arrived there already, mentally at least, by a process of arithmetic. His statistical writings
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    683 6 Reuter. The fourth Sessions of the Ass zes in the Singapore Supreme Coirt, which commenced on Tuesday last, was brought to a close yesterday. Lomion, Yeeberday.—Surgeon RearAdmiral Joseph Cham bens has been appointed Director General of the Navy Med caj Ekpartmarat.—Reuter. The next meeting < f the Legislative Council will
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    "THE TRUANTS."
    337 6 FIRST CLASS VARIETY PROGRAMME. "Th<2 Truants" have come to s ay. Judg ng from the deafening applause which .(hey received from a first night's aucYcnco at the Victoria Thcaitre last nighlj tfys bright and merry company have guaranteed to #holr pa trons during the week a high cjaes
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    JOHAN TIN DREDGING.
    133 6 Annual General Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Yesterday. At the annual general meet org of tho Johan Tin Dredgfing Company hild to-day, Mr. J. M. Sime presiding regretted that frequent changes in whe management militated effic'eii organisation and a rrxkoct'ton <:n costs. The '.oss on the
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    $3,000 FINE.
    93 6 Chandu Case in Police Court. Three Chinese nUmed Gan Liang, Poh Chtng Si, and Poh QkVom Pah were charged before Mr. C. D. Ahearne in the second police court yesterday, at the inabamc?! of Mr. J. Listetrman of the Preventive Serv cc w*th possesisicfa of a large quant
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    56 6 (F*om Our Own Correspondent j. Kuala Lumper, Yes'erday. Thi3 Court of Appeal hais allowed tne appeaJ of the railway administration jo the lighter casa, in Just s:e Famr Manjby awardied damages r.i faivour of the Straits Steamship Co. In the con-erios appeal the other judgos verbally assented
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    49 6 The preliminary enquiry into the case !n which A. R. S. Vetrapa Chetty sands charged with forgery wa s con. t nned before Mr. Gourlay in .he third ecur -yesterday afhertwon and postponed. M. Sowti the second c ■>- l>ain.in was the box and Mr. Si»elley-Tb(M«paotj conduced a Kngthy ir:x-;-e\amiii,ition.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    376 6 WW» ""<>M,„„ r THE PAmN CWT%I London, Ju y T vi, w P i of the very to take sepanfa Germany" remark g > 'he -idea that th. the Ruhr has in some minds b refuses to evacucl paid the last p. nnv of h. r
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    PENANG NEWS.
    105 6 (From Our Own CorrMP 01 Viang. At the Penam? Am'*» a was charged w th br- ,i of 394 false rubber iner house cr> Junv J 0 The Deputy Pub'»c 11 that the ease wouU the evidence of accoBT- lC j After the first r m evidence ami
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    18 6 The untitled r j tin ;u J tbe s oragv 1 v enforced n tke 0i( pho'o lilt
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      389 6 S I I M SPALDING M I I Tennis Racket. "5 R:r: ~Z^:rl-l :r-?|| A Kacket of the very highest C j ft ~f!f it 1 Xtß grade which, owing to its per" f IVI I lljP ect balance and excellent C S i stringing, has established a p, record
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      23 6 Lactogen Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    "COLOSSAL FOLLY "
    562 7 "COLOSSAL FOLLY LABOUR PARTY OPPOSES SINGAPORE BASE. JAPANESE FEARS. Reuter. London Yesterday I Room ~f ComnMOM, a dsarmament debatte was initiated by v ~,f movllrci a Labour Party rescluton deplori-g the tune on Forces, the beginning again of comaad *he depleting of resources for s:c)al services, t'' GovernmCn! to tiake
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    DOCKERS STRIKE.
    92 7 PU CARGO VESSELS I HELD I I». Hen Intimidated. Reuter. Lon lag Ye i .rday. is ri-w nvolved in an un- Three thousand Canning Town bur y a: right and by persuasion i a targe mim■Tlhar, dockers join their result work has been PW>ha f a (i <(ZMn
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    NEWS BY WIRELESS.
    51 7 r" W Than < ;lh l<' Kates. b IV.1 V J^ d N ha, in- L h Empire Maronnis, for an t Ws "mice, would be m« Hu ,a a Mgt power r (i «n a little l This I »I**l Wr.hss 5 »tk ,n conjnne- f
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    2 7 Silka, Yesterday.
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    LONDON—SINGAPORE.
    116 7 EIGHT DAYS JOURNEY BY AIRSHIP. Empire Service. Reuter. London, Yesterday. Th. newspapers assea that the Government wHI shortly announce a decision in support, in a modified form, of Commander Burney's scheme for an Emp're airship service, and state that Commander Bumey is ready to star; building a rships immediately
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    FRONTIER FIGHTING.
    45 7 Refugees Pouring Into Peshawar. Reuter. Peshawar, Yesterday. ngfch ng reported between th* Nawrfb Amb and Nawab Manga. The former made a surprise attack, k-lling -50 men, the latter re l al aa d and exacted ruthless punishment. Refugees are pouring inlo Peshawar. —Router.
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
    59 7 Reuter. New York, Yesterday. There was a severe earthquake al San Bernardino. Los Angeles and Sin Dxgo. Tne juverest shock was feit at Sa* Beinard no. Damage w.s done mosPy to material bvtt two men were injured by the collapse of a roof. Street lights were extinguished and
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    TURKISH PEACE.
    228 7 SUMMARY OF MAIN TREATY POINTS. The Straits. Reuter. London. Yesterday. A message from Lausanne summaries the main points in which the treaty of peace is different, from the draft Treaty presented to the Turks on January L Most of the poinie have already been published but the Treaty
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    EMPIRE COTTON.
    125 7 Increase of Japanese Demand. Reuter. L andon Y esterday. Mr. Hysfc>p Bell in a lertfter to the "Da fly Telegraph!" drawing attention to the! desirability of encouragepnent o Empire Cotton growing, calls attention to the spectacular iftcrdase ro Japan's demands for raw cotton. He points out that; la-s
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    U.S. AND MOSCOW.
    88 7 Reason for Non-Recognition. Reuter. Waf&'ngton. Yesterday. In a letter to Mr. Gompers, Mr. Hughes say» that a recognit'on of Russ'& by the Um ed Stales, cannot come wh>Je Soviet leaders continue to evince a spirit of destruei'on at home and abroad —Router. Mr. Hughos adds that em
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    COMMONS DISCUSSIONS.
    67 7 Ruhr Debate—Kenya Decision. Reuter. London Yesterday. Router Lobbyist learns that tre Ruhr debase set down for Thursday on tbe Foreign Office vote has been po<» ponad as it «s tffi that a discus sicn of the pos ton would r >' be helpful at present. It is understood
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    THE BRITISH REPLY.
    50 7 French Officiate Consider It. ParisS, Yesterday.. M. Poincare discussed the Br't'sh Draft reply and accompanying document with prominent officials at Qua dorsay h s morning. He arranged to eoawmu-ndca"'.? the action he into ake in h s connect-in at French C abinet meet ng on July 26.
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    OIL STRIKERS' SABOTAGE.
    37 7 Reuter. Rangoon, Yesterday. It is reported frm the Yenang Young Oilfield, where a pir:ial strike oontmues, that tan small have broken out recently. The Labour Union has appealed for the adoptfon of non-vfrten. methods
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    BRITISH CHINESE.
    1516 7 ENTHUSIASTIC PUBLIC MEETING IN IPOH. AsHociation Formed, A publ c meeting of Start* s and Stna'<lts-born Chinese was held in Ipoh at the residence of Kapitan China on Saturday commencing at 2 p.m. KapJcan Chung' Thye Phin presided over a fairly HaTge gathering and among those present' were
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    57 7 We are indebted to the Nichi-Nichi Shimbnn" for the foMowiag: Tok»o, Saturday. It has been oftic ally decided teat the Russo-Japanese conference will me.'t for two hours every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. FlcVJ-Marshal Uchara start for the Mandatory .in ifhe Southern Pacific Ooean for month's tour, which
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    597 8  -  LAWN TENNIS. MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP. Khoo Hooi Hye in the Finals. By "Wayfarer." Two yearn ago Khoo Hooi Hye met Nakamura in the s>emi-finals in the Malayan Championship Lawn Tennis Tournament and was defeated. Yesterday saw the two men again in the semi-finals when the tables were turned.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    75 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Doubles Handicap. N. E. Ess and E. Oliveiro -80 beat F. Albuquerque and L. Gammell -30 8—6, 6—3. TO-MORROWS TIES. Doubles Handicap. E. E. jje Souza and W. A. Aeria -40 vs. F. J. Rappa and W. Neoibronner -3. Mixed Doubles. C. A. Norris aind J.
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    PENANG SEMI-FINALS.
    46 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Yesterday. Much interest was centred in the Gairrlt Cup semi-finals pliayed on the P. C. C. courts. The following were the Results. Lee Tang Liat beat Pash I—6, 6—l, 6—3. Ghea Hwa Thye beat Oh Eng Leong 6—3, 7—5.
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    GOLF.
    417 8 SIKGAPORE GOLF CLUB. The S ngapore Golf Club Championship has been won by Mr. W. R. Forde, who beat Mr. R. L. D. Wcdehouse in the final by 8 up and 6 to play. The details of the Championship as follows:— 1st. Round. Wcdehouse beat Stocks 3 and 2.
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    ATHLETICS.
    56 8 COMMONWEALTH AND OLYMPIC MEET. Melbourne, Yes erday.-r-The Commonwealth Government contributes £3,000 towards the expenses of the Australian Olympic members conditionally on thd management raiising an additional £7,000. —Router. ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL SPORTS. The annual sports of St. Andrew's School will be held on Friday, July 27, at Raffles ground
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    FENCING.
    26 8 Reuter. U. S. DEFEAT BRITAIN. London, To-day. A fencing team representing Great Brlitain waa defeated by a United States team by 24 matches to 22.—
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    400 8 WORLD'S LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Benny Leopard, the holder, decisively outpointed Lew Tendler in a fifteen round bout f r .'he World's L ght-weight Championship.—Reuter. "THE GLAMOUR OF THE RING.'* Says a Rangoon paper: We are probably not alone among tihe weli-w&hers of box ng in being glad io hear that
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    CRICKET.
    91 8 SOMERSET DEFEATS SUSSEX. Reuter. London. Yesterday. Somerset defeated Susflgl by ten wickets ait Eastfbome. Sussex in the first i nm»>ngs made 119, Glasgow capturing 7 w ckete for 56 rune» In the second innings tshey made 100 runs. Glasgow took 7 for 50. WALES vs. SCOTLAND. Wales defeated Scottlaind
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    BILLIARDS.
    159 8 ST. J.0.8.A. TOURNAMENT. The firnafi of the Billiards tournament of the St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association was played oro Saturday afternoon between Tham Cheng Hoe and J. Chang WenJ. The game alternated between quick and slew -iteotfng periods artdi eventually weovt in favour of J. Chords Weng who jeached
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    FOOTBALL.
    374 8  -  SINGAPORE CUP COMPETITION. R. E.s Beat Midds Second String in the First Round. By "Reflex." For the first time this season the Middlesex 2nd team experienced defeat at* the hands of the Royal Engineers on the Padang yesterday afternoon when they met in the first match of dhe Singapore
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    SINGAPORE AND THE MALAYA CUP.
    424 8  -  By "Reynard." The result of ifos Singapore vs. Negri Sembilan match—a draw—may dsappoint many people and inevitably we sh&H hear many -voices say "I told you so." In fact a number of letters have already reached thfis office' pointing out why Singapore failed to win
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    CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER.
    62 8 Londor.. July IL —It s expected that no steps fcr some weeks w 11 be taken to find Mr. Ranald McKencia a seat. Unionist, organisers are anxious to firxl 'the easiest possible seat. Owing to Mr. MeKenpa's health it is felt that a deiay will not
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    484 9 SHOTS AND A SEARCH. A pathetic story of illness lies behind the tragc death of Sir Henry Prmrose, a former chairman of the Board of Customs and the Board of Inland Revenue, and cousin of Lord Roaebery. Sir Henry, wearing evening dress, and wi h
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    124 9 Lady Norah F tzherbort, of the Bror.dway, ershire was lnjrred in a motor <ng collKsiioa on Bromfey Hill, Oxford, andi a motorcyclist, Pol!ee-ccfn.stabLe John Wood ley, of Peckham jjostantly killed. When the coLli'isi'on occuiTed the dr ver of the motocar turned to avoid Woodiley, who was hit
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    376 9 THE SINGAPORE BASE. Vice-Admral Hunter, who supports the forma ion of a strong navai! baae at Singapore dwells on the importance of the doctr-ie of "Wh| te Australia" and the rapid increase in the population of Japan. Ch na, also, haa a rapddlly increasing population and w?§l also
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    SEARCH FOR DAVID'S TREASURES.
    276 9 Proposed Expirations. The *ruste?« of the Palestine Explorat on Fund, assisted by the proprVtoms of the L «ncton "Daily Telegraph." have arranged with the Government of Palestine to conduct important at Ophel Hiil, Jerosavm. Mr. Dav'd Gtorge Hogar.h at a meet'ng of the Palestine ExpCcrafVon Fund,
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    998 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Meeare. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Broken, iaeue the following list of quotations: S'ngapors, Ju'y 24. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 1)3 Anglo-Java 2s 3|-Anglo-Malay 20s 1)310 Ayer Kuning
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    410 10 CAPT. BOWLES RETIRES. London, June 13.—The days of tallmasted ships—day* when the record run from Shanghai oo London was eighty-seven days, when food waa tough and aaj'tars were away from ht>me for two year* at a time, whan to be murdered quietly by Chinese and to have
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