Malaya Tribune, 11 August 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILX Vol. X No. 187 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923.
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      142 1 urlMU a,a I mia«^ ulfl 11 1 at* I j* M, M Dept. 'vrIPTION BATES. .N APVANCE. I fi. r ).oii i f ifl« 3?n 7.50 ill ■■•>'■>' 375 1 r atn 50 eta. per iroci-h. tit 1 CRUDE OIL ENGINES jjj j [fIRRISONS. BARKER C°. UPj\ (Incorporated in S.S.)
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      47 1 Rooms TO LET 2nd FJooT MEDICAL HALL BUILDING. Apply to: Metal Hall, Ltd., 23, BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE. j i w j |2 I ffff o NW |,|5 r™ .2 s O O J 0 111 0* J j w t > N Is CO E 1 i a.
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      352 1 *WMnß««Huijii,Bßßmi!iriiiawMDrmß»MWMMß» Youthful Sight at Forty-five. B and L Bitex Bifocal Glaaaes 3 I for near and far vision. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., Z 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. J iiitni;if'!|iiaiiiii|i i: i mm I i Why You. Should Buy Libbys Evaporated Milk ■f If S""lilf^^ l 1 f f
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    LANDS WITH TWO LANGUAGES.
    1283 2 PROBLEM IN THE SCHOOLS. The Imperil Educa tion Conference considered "The bilingual problem and problems arising cut of the use as a medium <<f .instruction of a language which is not the home language of the pupils." Dr. VUjoen (Union of South Africa) said that the
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    DOCTORS WHO SUFFER FROM INDIGESTION
    136 2 due to or (accompanied by acidity or food fermetrttat ic«r «ftmost invariably g»et relief wWhim five mjiutee after talcvig Bisurated Magnesia. If you suffer afltJejr eatfcing-. if food lies like lead m your stomadh causing pain, distress, amid keeping you awake at niglit, get a
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    THE HOLY TANK.
    173 2 Picas Sanitation at Amrits*r. Extraord'nary scenes have been witnessed in Amritsar during the last few days, where a huge crowd of S khs, estimated at 100,000. and headed by the Maharaja of PatiaJs, have been engaged in removring the mud fcom the great Mnk surrxundrng the Otflden
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      327 2 I HAVE YOU TRIED I "WORLD RENOWNED" !j I BISCUITS 4 CAKES Sole Agents: ij IRVING JONES CO. j SINGAPORE. I "Montserrat" Lime Fruit Juice hen ou bu >' Li n 4-/ uIc A V ,aM quenches the thirst and re- 1 A certain ir is MON»TSERRAT,and heves the parched
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      430 2 COMMON SENSE TREATMENT FOR CONSTIPATION. Drink sufficient boiled or filtered wa er. Eat plenty of r%>e fruit and fresh vegetables. Practice the hahit of daily regularity. Take a dose of Pinkettes> the little gentle-as-nature laxatives, whenever necessary. Then censti patron, bilious headadltes and il venishness will cease to trour/Je you.
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      354 2 I'HoroR J INSURANCE I S (Ic-orporated5aEhgl.. n I I MOTOR VEHICLES.-Our comprehensive I I every risk. I DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAP« tt I K INSURED NOW." ™H Lr H n FIRE •—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, R en t Percn i 9 ffi Trade etc. G MARINp.-Cargoes to all Ports.
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    FASHIONS IN FOOD.
    298 3 TRA, WHICH COMMANDED CIS PER POUND. Food, iikf riothca, ii subjsc» to the rsjarisa *f fain on sta.es a srritai n tha "Pic.orial Magazre." Before the French succumbed to tha gam* pasty ▼ogua, roast sucking-pig was greatly is dsmaml. At a dinner given to some theatrical celebrities
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    ENGLISH RURAL LIFE.
    274 3 The Brighter Britain Movement. The Brighter Britain Movement, which aims to popularize rural life, is attracting interested attention, and one reason is that it has turned away f m the time-honoured Engiish pracloe cf having women of tsle on its Kat of patronesses. A certain duchess MM
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    DEAF AND WIRELESS.
    169 3 What a Glasgow Test Showed. W'th a v/ew to ascertaining the extent :o whrich deaf persons m ghf be able to listen-in to broadcast coneer s an interesting test was ouit at the Royal Institute for (he Deaf and Dumb, Glasgow. test, however, did not gSve results
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    462 3 Jll.Y OUTPUT. Barlow Co., Agenr.%: Th* Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubbar Co., Ltd. 61,000 Ibe. Tha Rradwall (F.M.S.) Rubbar Estate, Ud. 43,137 lba. The Cheraonese (F.M.S.) Estates, L< d. 37,758 lba. The Denns\own (Krian F.M.S) Rubber EstaV.es, Ltd. 33,697 lbs. The Highlands and Lowlands Para Rubber Co., Ltd. 100,000
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      491 3 w5, c f h iherwUe 8 feVment and form acids. D» «a M ltthu s gives manifold effect to ainty People Sr s f e/ over, is a fast-coming new dental era. Now combat that film on teeth Have y.)u noted how many with tartar, arc the chic; cause of
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      190 3 HARD TO BELIEVE. r Yet Nevertheless True and Easily Verified. Mr J Sawyer, living at 8, Newhall Street, Birmingham, was a great sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism, but had no faith in advertised cures and it was only after great persuasion that he was induced to give Little's Oriental Balm a
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      307 3 jSPECIAL SHOW OF| I four stock I j BEDS I NLV l I $2o j I REMARKABLE LINE IN IRONVOUR POST BEDSTEADS. 3 j Size 6 ft. 6 in. x? 3 ft. Bln $20.00 g I n x 4 ft. 6in 23.00 I I n xsft.oin 26.00 I I x6ft.oin
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    888 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Love at First Sight. It was a case of love at first sigjhit, and lba young chorus g.rl and the ambitious super determined that bridal beds should inspire them joihtly to achieve success. So thoy were married. They were
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      334 4 On account of the demand from those who still want to see this picture and from those who have seen it once and want to see it again ''Through the Back Door MARY PICKFORD'S latest production in 7 reels will be continued for a further 4 nights. Commencing from to-night
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      335 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Friday, August 10, to Wednesday, August 15. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. The World's Greatest Comedian in his Greatest Comedy. HIS FIRST f5 PART FEATURE. SEE IT! YOU'LL L4UGH YOURSELF SICK. HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD
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      384 4 AMUSEIMr^ |SSSi Big, Enjoyable Programme i *IJ4 Monday I3{j, A M Main Attraction of 2nd Show It}^ Boxing! Boxb»iNathan Hirst* BIGGEST FIGHTS \i N< Special Presentatioa of t,. LUCY COTTON w-Uk^»B^^ j OF M THE PBODIGAL WIFE" FAME p N IN VS. SlNGAPftar The A Gerdd F. Bion Prxlacti>a Full
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    117 5 A si.NtiAl'OKE KIAHY. Ng fg Malacca. "Vg ri S.R-C. Grounds reception, 4.:;0 p.m. f £ZI9M an. 10-19 P"i I*** b i u ches: l 10 11. > T ail 10.:J0. 12.30, 2.30. tfon.'ar. August 13. TM 11 4 am 10 59 P m n«l Closes. -v v3O
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    FORWARD PASSENGERS.
    44 5 I ...v. igers are traveli from Singapore onset a Rangoon and B l>by saihr.gs:— Burma ling from August 11. —Mr. Malet. I Hi and lira Ba»r- I and Mr. I tiling from P pai 16.—Mr. H. C. r. M raham and daughars)
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    52 5 I KuUter Association. Siagapore, Aug. 11. Buyers Sellers. i bles. quote Wi i Spot- Losing Prices. Buyers Sellers 52^4 1 53* 53% 57K ■v.i ■M Uad n 'iabiei quote. S i ry 'red Waterhouse Co., Ltd. -'Singapore. Aug. 11. W«y'i closing rubber quotatkns M under:— i _> T
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    EXCHANGE.
    37 5 Singapore, Aug. 11. 1 vsd 4 l-32d I|da sighl 2a 4 19-32d Tti T ii,., Jav,. J» C rKMVsfe 139 V* )*TnT* n{ > $8.54 4 p.c L Y 8 Aur. 10. I 1 •.',>_ ">5--s M 850
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    15 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. 10-DAY'B QUOTATIONS Tin local to-day, $92.00 per p?kul. 150 tons sold.
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S RETORT.
    215 5 Tin.—£184.15.0. Do\*.; 15«. Rubber. Is. 3%d. unchanged. Rubbers.—Pantai 85 -to 90 cents Sandycrof s $1.75 to $1.85, Lunas to $8.25, Cra gieldas 70 to 75 cents, Brogas 72% to 77% cera s, Bukit Jeletongs 70 .to 75 cenlsi, Ulu B nu:s 29 to 32 cents, Amalgamated
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    162 5 T'n—Londora £184.15.0. Tin local to-day, $92.00 per pikul. 150 tons sold. Rubber.—London 1«. 3%d. Tins.—North Taip'ngs- $1.12% tc $1.17%, South Taipii>gs $1.05 to $1.10, Taip'ngs 92% to 97% cents JeUans 42 to 47 cents, Rawangs $1.15 to $1.20. Rubbers—Mentakabs 27 to 29 cts Ulu Benuts 30
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    123 5 Buyers Sellers Gambier $12.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Sar. Whi'e Pepper 21.25 Mixed Black Pepper 13.25 Surrvdried Copxia 9.90 Mixed Copra 9.50 ♦Small FLake Tapioca 11.00 11.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 13.75 Small Peart Tapioca 14.25 No. 1 Sago Flour 4.75 *Fair Sagio Flour 4.60 4 GO
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    86 5 Standard OH Co's Current Prices. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tj'ns 5 25 Sylvan Arrow per two tns $4-80 Tiger per two tins HJJj Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Price*. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons (1 tin) $2.48
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    ELLIS ISLAND MOVE.
    144 5 The local Immigration Commissioner, Mr. Cunran. s gofcg to Washington to recommend amendments to he imm'gration law. This is stated to be his response to the crit cism of a Russ'an baroness who spent i hree days iwogmito in immigrant quan ers on Ellis Island, a d
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      30 5 SURINA THEATRE BOXING! Monday 13th August at 9 p.m. Contests. Sam Foxy vs. Young Ford Kid Siki (K. L.) vs. Sam Dixie Lightning Aik vs. Washington Lee (K. Lumpur) (Singapore)
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      415 5 TO LET.—From 1st September 1923 taut No. Viccria Street. For terms sad partjcuUrs apply to M mager, Hotel van Wijk THE GAS, WATER AND GENERAL ENGINEERING COMPANY. 3, PRINSEP ST, SINGAPORE. Agertfs for J. w. B. Smith Ltd., London. ENGINEERS FOR GAS, WATER, AND SANITARY INSTALLATION. Sanitary Works Under Exper
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      31 5 Weat her rei ()RT s Ker »>au Hospital. Wpote, Auk. 10. 15 1013.1, 1013.2. b■'<■ a.," r ,8 > n. (in y f ri *ade 87 77 143 7::. Vi h< MM.
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      501 5 CHURCH SERVICES. KLfcVLNTiI SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. August 12, 1923. St. Andrew's Cathedral. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral.) 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Oommunion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
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      183 5 10 am. to noon; and on Sunday* from Safe do*? of th.? Service un i 12.30 pjn. Seventh Day Adrentist Church, Penang Lane. Ail services on Saturday: English Services: 4 p.m. Sabbath School. 5 p.m. Preaching Services. Speaker: Prof. V. E. Hendershot. Subject: "May we expect world peace?" E'der: Melvin
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    520 5 To-day, Aug. n. Kdi'mna:) 4 4 Quorna 2 p.m. Muar Ban Soon 3 p.m. ed Meduaa 3 p.m. "or- Swettenham Penang *Klang 3 p.m. Muar Malacca ♦Ban Whatit H n 3 p.m. Bavu Paha. A 5ng Leong 8 p.m. Ban Siang Bee 4 p.m. P. Samtxu,* Rl*io, Lingga
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    74 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. A HIGH Mass of Requiem will be offered for the late Adeline Freida Lewis at the athedral of the "Good Shepherd on Monday the 13th August at 7 a.m. fhe attendance of Relatives and Friends is earnestly solicited. MRS E THESEIRA and family thank the relatWea and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
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    COMMENTS OF THE WEEK.
    973 6 In commenting on the Euiopean situation a few days ago, after the receipt of the Allied replies to the British questional, we summed up the alternatives with which the British Government was faced—continuation of the conversations at once, or continued deadlock, or separate action. We anticipated
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    11 6 London, Yesterday.—The dea h is announced of Sir O'Moore Creagh.— Reuter.
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    693 6 A Bill to revise the Widtows and Orphans Pensions Ordinance is published m the Gazette. As will be seen- from the advei tfcsemenit of The New World appearing elsewhere, adniisslon to the Boxing ground will be 50 ceota and not 30 cente. The Ho Beng Club, Singapore, hus bean registered
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    HIGH PORT DUES.
    115 6 Penang Merchants Dissatisfied. (From Our Own Correspondent). Pemang, Yesterday. The mesrcaintie firms in Penang are not satisfied With the scale of Port dues art, Prai River.where the wharves charges' to unlpadng vessels at the wharves are mure than double the rates obtaining in Penang. The merchants are
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    H. E. THE GOVERNOR'S TOUR.
    121 6 The following M the itinerary of H. E. the Governor: August 12. —H. E. and party leave Kuala Lumpur for Kuala Kangsair. Lady Gulllemard and party leave Kuala Lumpur by same train for Penang. August 13.—8 a.m. H. E. and pan.y leavf Kuala Kangcar and
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    406 6 Mr. G. E. Nathan M.C.S. has been gi tinted four mains' leave on ful pay. Messrs. C. G. Burt and S. W. Davi ?ion have been granted coram'V s ns as second lieutenants in the S. S. V. F. a d the resignation of Lieut. W. Gould has been accepted.
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    LETTER-BOX.
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    IMMORAL CESSESSPOOL
    152 6 (To the Ed tor Doar S'r-C "S Certain tu been a„<I are tak.ng a d<ba People so m Jch so «0, no'.tkio j, but rtk(t*, r> < f the P re»POKikl T t< sociated with t h aT seems that he the «Jtimate everybody here and it <j
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    PENANG NEWS.
    68 6 i From Our Own Corrapl Mr. J. A. Synu an mM sh'pful Ma.tcr of the Lodpi at the freemason' M a Paiani. last evening. Br?aa tended from Fenaag, Pr..ra 1 lesley and diffcnr.: pal i F.M.S. The Penang bq i their annual exh'b.t M a! k j Club.
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    TWO FIRES LAST NIGHT
    83 6 Two small fires cecum:au when the Fire Brig?c i>ut a- S o'clock to Hoecaaal where tiny were successful si Kraf the spread of a bbH xil they had another cat h m tnmi. On their arr-'val covered tha: the fuc-was »:W road where a attap housed
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    DUKE'S PRISON LIFE
    116 6 Wears LoupP* Su t w:? 1 yd»* Badf«- I Lond-.n. .!uy X be made to the Court Appeal tomorrow fc* v Duke of Leinster. am rjJ tt; y a', the Old**' ewe without Arfw»* fIP an und'schargrd binkrup. He is beiil Brixton Prison ti I tbe which
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    17 6 For the quarter untitled tJrwe has bea.i 25 SjM homcde not and m******** be t lacoexfc* JM
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      6 6 MONDAY 13th BOXING AT 5 (Bentotfg*
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    R. I. P.
    213 7 BURIAL OF AMERICA'S LATE EXECUTIVE. MEMORIAL SERVICES. London, Yeaterdcy. u bslf-masicd throughout Britain to-day on* the occasion the hatt Pi—H it Handling. Memorial services were hetld at v>:>( .y and St. Margaret'.*. The former was remarkable for its aracter Crowds of Amcr'cans assembled outside the Abbey f
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    MARION CEREMONY.
    289 7 Reuter. Marion, Yesterday, was hush.xi silence when in (A vast mult tudes» of brymen Mr. Hard'ng. r y. Preaidtat was laid the remeterv in his native to re» H,wi Tr a atVtrnoon there were Z. th aisandi of oitiea »nna. ac- *i« i throughout 'he country but i
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    LOCAL SERVICE
    583 7 Church Crowded. y tYf-r *ivi »j u s a mare inipresW^ y ,r,al S «™ce held at the a, st Epucopal Church •unory f''.'I n fi last a S v eriK>on in IfcrdL" PresMe Wairen Thi* «Vii ,-h was solemnly decorated n flaif avion A hu e Ameri(reo:ed
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    SOVIET AND RAKOVSKY.
    62 7 Reuter. London To-d.y. rhichorin's repAy to the Brit ah enquiry relative to the allegations against Rakovsky, emphatically re pud'ates the charge of Anglophobia and dera'es thah: he used certain words alleged. I'ti claims thrrt, the nomination of such a prominent man is further strong evidence of the
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    BERLIN CHAOS.
    432 7 NOTE ISSUE AFFECTED BY PRINTERS' STRIKE. Rei ths bank Besieged. Reuter. Berlin, Yesterday A ballot of printers on the wages que s3on, which was acute owing to the extraordinary rise in the cost of resulted in a great majority being in favour of a strike. It is hoped
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    PAN-PACIFIC CONGRESS.
    70 7 Many Famous Authorities. Reuter. Melbourne. YesterdayThe majority of the de'jegatca to the Pan-Pacific Cortjrqss, opening here on Monday, have anr ved and include many famous authorities o*v forestry, st/>ck, diseases and phthisis. The subjects down for d'acussion include the health of the naVves of Nauru and New Guinea,
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    68 7 British Mission Departs. Reuter. London, Yesterday. A parity of businessmen, headed by Mr. F. L. Baldwin, cousin of the Premier, and chairman of the Becos Traders LWtert which an Assoc a tion of e'atfsty British concerns formed ten years agto to prosecute British ir.-l'erc? s '«n Russia,
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    AN EMINENT CEYLONESE.
    411 7 VISITING MALAYA IN JANUARY. A very well amended meeting of the C(y Dose resWerrs in Sehvngor was held under the chairmanship of Dr. E. T. Mclntyre, J.P., a t the Town Hall 0 n Monday evening, f or the purpose of making arrangement a for the vfel;
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    SOVIET CORN TAX.
    52 7 Peasants Rebelling. Reuter. Ripra Yesterday. Numerous an i-Sovje" peasant outbreaks at Odessa, Ekateriiy\<lav, the districts and also in the North Caucas/us '-re reported as a resri/t of the vigorous measures of S:vet collectors who «re be ne: employed by the mAit'a to assist n reqo'sitioning com as
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    167 7 July Output. Evalt Co., Agen's: Th? Buk.t Timah Rubber Estate*, I, id. July 1923 output 8,480 lbs, total to date of Current Financial year for 7 mont hs 86.618 lbs. Brune United Plantations, Ltd. 13.844 lbs 1 mon.h 13.844 lbs. The Changkat Serdang EsPaites, Ltd. 17,065 lbs, 6
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    46 7 Mr A. L. Glmore. man ager of the Wcteria Theatre repor% the theft fr im his flat at Amber M inskw of $241 :n cash and a gold cigarette case and wat eh valued at $252 at m dn|iht om Tufsdaj-. Nj arrest has been matt.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    467 7 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTER'S CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) THE FREE STATE ELECTIONS. LonUon, July 31—"The Times'* Duh&n correspondent states that the announcement! that tJhe General Elections will be heM on Aug. 27, has sti mulat-ed a political campaign. It is expected that there wLI be a
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    195 7 The following Singapore and Johore properties were sold by ajucvem by Messrs. Cheonr. Koon Seng and Co., at thwr saleroom, No. 30 Chulia-sbreet, on Wednesday af term ton Freehod land situate at Kramatroad. area 11.561 sq. ft. bought by Mr. Seah Eng Nam for $3,050. Frceho'd land and
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      19 7 MONDAY 13th AUGUST AT 9 P.M. Return Fight MD. AMIN vs SHIMAMOTO (Sekwgor) 6 Rounds (Japan) AT SURINA THEATRE
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      237 7 I ÜBEL 40 jjj SEMI-ROTARY jjj PUMPS. Standardization of parts is a feature of ifr& ÜBEL Semi-Rotary (Double and Quad- ruple acting) pumps, guarant9eing inter- Gj changeability when necessary. This /j# combined with the looked-for accuracy LJ 2 and finish of the ÜBEL product accounts jfaßt&W 3 3 for the
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    282 8 LAWN TENNIS. DAVIS CUP. Chicago, Yesterday. Ia the Dave Cup fina* (American Zc-ne) Anderson who beat Fukuda «hewed that he was complete muster of the game, tendering Fukuda whose play was wi!d frn<1 OTrat:c Retrter. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. The foUcwiig wi*l be played on: WEDNESDAY'S TIES. D. Class
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    HOCKEY.
    253 8 S.R.C. vs MIDDLESEX. The hockey match played yesterday ♦n :ween the S. R. C. and the Middlesex Regiment resulted in a draw of oiw each. In the irsl iia'f the game was ra hur s'ack, and the Club were unalble tD do much, as they were a man shont
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    ATHLETICS.
    71 8 GAYLANG ENGLISH SCHOOL. f A pleasant lirtule function took place at the Gaylang English School yesterday afternoon, when the scheol inaugurated their first sports meeting an the eve of the August holidays. The srhool ground was tastefuiCy de'corated and a good fathering of parents and friends were present. The
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    CRICKET.
    605 8 COUNTY AND OTHER MATCHES. London Yesterday. Playing at Leicester, Yorkshire defeated the home team by art innings and 74 runs. Rhodes of Yorkshire captured 4 wickets for 46 runs in the first innings and 4 for 30 in the second. Su'wliffe made 90 runs for the winners. Manchester: Lancashire
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    GOLF. KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    156 8 GARRISON GOLF CLUB. The following are the teams for the mabch between the Garrison Golf Club and flhk Sepoy Lines Go?f Cluib tomorrow (Sunday) morning. Members of the Garrison Golf Club are mentioned first. 9.3o.—'Bazeiey and Hussey vs. Cator and Williams. 9.3s.—Wodehouse and Macphail vs. and
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    BOXING.
    406 8 KEY'S LAST FIGHT? Th* latest issue of tf.ie officUl proimmme of the Man,?Ia Stadium contains the following unfortunate paragraph: Jolvnny Bowen wJrea flnom Singapore that he expec 6 to put Battling Key in with Young Pe'Jky in Pelky's first oontest there. It may be Pelky's firat content but it
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    CHILDREN IN THE TROPICS.
    214 8 Growth Without Weight and Strength. Dr. Arnold BaGfour, lat St. Bar- tholomew's Hospital Medical College, on June 14, gave the secoVid of a series of lectures on Tropica! Hygiene." There could be litfge doubt, he said, that worn eh and chiCdren were affected to >tfhe greatest
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    133 8 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. S ngapore. Yesterday. Ca alogued 1,618.522 lbs, 722.55 tons. Offered 1,079,464 lbs, 481.90 tons. SoM 838,998 lbs, 374.55 tons. Pricea Realized. Spot: London Is. 3%d. New York 29 cents. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality No Sales. Good Average
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    321 8 Singapore, Yesterday. Since our last we have seen a considerable improvement in prices, but at the time of writing quotation are a little off the best th>3 is accounted for by New Ycrk being closed until Monday. The feature has been the satisfactory figures for
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    FRASER AND CO/S WEEKLY REPORT.
    417 8 Singapore, Yesterday. During the past week the price of tin has remained steady bute very Rtle interest has been taken in the share markcU and dealings for t;h e most pant have been on a small scale. Rubber on the other hand has advanced stead
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    BARLOW AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    241 8 Singapore, Yesterday. A firmer vone has preva led during the pist week. Owing to the August Bank holiday intervening, the local auotion was held a day la'.er than usual. Wi,th an increase in the London and New York quotations, the prices realized sfcow a considerable
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    LOUD CHEERS.
    366 9 HONGKONG' ON THE STRAITS GIFT. Loud cheers giceted the announcement of Mr. Ametry in the House of Commons that the Singapore Government wll dlonate, free of charge, to the Imperial Government sites for the proposed naval base and aerodrome. In return a message has been &'v?nit to the
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    WORKS OF ART.
    261 9 In connec ion with the reports concerning faked" statues, an art dealer (M. Demotte), who sold to the trustees cf the L uvre in Paris some of the mediaeval statues wh<ch are under suspicion is prosecuting M. Vigcroux, his New York agent, alleging that tfr.c later d
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1024 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKKT. Me?s*«. LYALL AND EVATT, Excba; ire *ad Share Broken, issue the fo tie wing list of quotations: Singapore, Aug. 11. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s 13 Anglo-Java 2s 3|. Anglo-Malay
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      323 9 averageof Twenty-four tests of the Light-Six, made publicly in parts of tJ'e world under varying road and climatic conditions, averaged 26.8 miles to the Imperial gaOon cf furl. Light weight, the Studebaker patented Internal 1 lot-Spot and perfect chassis balance combine lr> rake it a most economical car. 1 be
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      455 9 Mobiloil LIM CHLE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. f Supplier of all Innd» of Pieumatic ni.d Solid Tyres atid aiito Supplier of M GARGOYLE M Lubricating <•■>•■ Prompt Delivery to Every Order. I THK PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen I beg to notify the Public that they have opened
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    271 10 WOES OF DOMESTIC SERVANTS. London: The abolition of evening dinners was among the drastic suggestions of tihe domestc servant cfhamp'swi, Jessie Stephen, a member of the Bermondsey Council and Secretary of the Domestic Workers' Union, in g ving evidence at the Servant*' Inquiry Committee. Dinners are a
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    189 10 Invention* Commission Startled. Mr. Albert Close, the Canadian, who has made several dramatic appearances before the Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors, on the last occasion be ng disguised in a wig and beard, again succeeded in obtaining admiss on to the Commission to-day by adopting anq'.her
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    184 10 Manila, July 17.—A political sensation in .connection with the American administration of the Ph lippines followed the act£on of th? GovernorGeneral (Major-General Leonard Wood) with regard to the reinatatemmt of the Chef of the Secret Service (Mr. OomAey), aoi American, who was chatrged with bribery, md was cleared
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      702 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE The undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction at their Sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, August 13, at 2.30 p.m. Cavaaagh ft Koek Roads I ot 1 —Freehold land with the Houses erected thereon and known as
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      366 10 Remember Wincarnis is a positive I necessity to you if you are Weak, Anaemic, Nervous or Run-down Wincarnis is not a luxury —it is a positive necessity to all who are Weak, or Anxmic, or Nervous, or Run-down. j; Because Wincarnis exercises an extraordinary power in P promoting New Strength
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      427 10 TERRIBLE LEG CAUSED THROUGH KICK OF A HORSE. ZAM-BUK He iltn J Rescues Police Officer. Zam-Buk perform miracles of healing. It swiftly cures old wound?, chronic sores and ulcers that refuse to heal under any other treatment. The following case illustrates its power in a fearful leg injury caused by
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      257 10 Incorporate £rn. OUTWARD BnL "ALBERT Vofe "CARL LEG^>, homewarVjso,,,. ANTWERP, 3 about Ao**' "SCHEER-4 Phoaa 2591 STRAITS STEAMSfiff COMPANY, LIMITED Steameri intended from Siigapo,, KINTA—Monday, 4 M J Swetteaham aid P eiM 1 3YE LEONG— Monday, fL Malacca and Muar' PENANG— Tuesday, I* t. PortDick.on,Te;ukAuo.k Datok and Lumut ivELANTAN—Tuesday, 5
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      503 11 STEAMER SAILINGS piO.BTOSB INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (f .«r.panies Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PEMNSLXAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Goyernment.) orr vVARi)S from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China Japan. For Marseilles. London ft Antwerp. Due Leaves Tonx&*<* Singapore Tonnage Singapore
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      314 11 STEAMER SAILINGS nTyIT LONDON LINE, Hakone Maru Aug 27 SuwaMaru Sept 4 Fashimi Mam 18 LIVERPOOL LINETolrushima Maru Aug 27 Durban Maru m!d Sept HAMBURG LINE Mito Maru Aug 26 Matsuye Maru end Sept NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ Sailing dates ail SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Satflfrig to mail BOMBAY LINE,
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      529 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LIHE.OF STEAMERS Montnly tailings to and from Austislia for cargc only, calling at Penang Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Da*te of Arrival Date of Departure 1923 1923 t EURELIA Sep 10 Sep 12 EM IT A Oot. 15 Odt. 17 ECHUCA
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      423 11 STEAMER SAILINGS mm PACIFIC MAD, STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS. PORTS OF CALL-MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hor.gkong Arrives Ban Francises PRESIDENT PIERCE Aug 29 Sept 20 PRESIDENT WILSON Sept 12 Oct 4 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES,
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      795 12 NOTICE. RURAL BOARD NOTICE. NOTICE it hereby given that Bedoh Road will be cU,«ed to through trarhc for the complet on of the Reconstruc.tion Work, on Friday, August the 10th until further notce. By Order, H. V. TOWNER, Assoc Mean. Inst. CE. ENGINEER, RURAL BOARD. Singapore, August 2, 1923. ,■1
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      397 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED.—Assistant cashier required for commercial House, previous experience essential, also must furnish guarantee. Apply stating salary required to Box No. ?8, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED.—Two experienced Bill Collectors with good town knowledge. Security required. Apply personally, Manager, ADELPHI HOTEL. WANTED.—SoIe Agent (European) wanted in Singapore, .-S. F.M.B. to
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      468 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companes Acts of 1802 to 18U0, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital Subscr.bed Capital £1,800 000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,362,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: S?r
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      530 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan SuleimanBatu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Hir. AGENCIES AT London, New Yurk, San Franc:sco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongktmg, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised $20,000
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      509 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar ILoilo Rangoon
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      369 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in he S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Building», IA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 257. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Kfoek Kham, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock
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      346 12 D °»tyouwi th t n t itror.j;, healthy What you 4 Plenty of pure W V < *by drinking X Palatable and MEDICINAL BLOOD ONEBOmEcoN V|v F Sufficient for i 2 FRIC *M Sold by The International P ha The Anglo-Chinese b 1 The Medical offi ce The United Pfa
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