Malaya Tribune, 1 May 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. E«NING. CAILY, XI- No. 103 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. MAY 1 1924
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      139 1 i i i i;!i:!i!iiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii:iiiiiiiiiin KURLO I SOAP WAFERS j WOOLLENS INB FABRICS RITE FOR A TRIAI* I I PACKET. m ;i-c Sons, Ltd. Z I England.) s isoi Koad. m 8 S t i i i i i i i MHHW ,ii i I 1 «cw t_. c > c:j
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      357 1 1 J SALMON? v« ii Libby's tasty* Red Alaska Salmon,] makes wonderful mayonnaise. But so much depends on asking for Libby's salmon —the finest in quality —in flavour—in everything that goes to v 0 make an enjoyable and g nourishing repast. Libby's own fleet i fishing in the cold Z
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      194 1 1 j I HA R M DJN.Y I I The glasses you wear should b« I iti harmony with yr.ur com- a s plexion and particular ryl? of J I dTess. Our Optometrist* wili dc I this sat'sfactor:'ly for yon. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO 2 !1 > So6th C***J
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    1286 2 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. OBJECTION TO LOW CASTE COOLIES. Tinnevelly, April 10.—The Municipal Councilors discussed the petition subm.tted by the Brahm'n res dm s <f Sar.\a.-igram i Street objecting to ;he s reet being repaired by low caste Munic pal cod es.. Some of the Councillors characerlsed this as
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2003 2 THE SPRING RACE MEETING. (Urder S. R. A Rules of Racing.) Will be Held on Saturday, May 10. Tuesday, May 13. Thursday, May 15. Saturday, May 17. PROGRAMME. For the Inf ormat on of Members Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10. 1, 5 8. THE STEWARDS PCRSE,
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      369 2 L jBffiW your i j Vitality j British Doctors regularly recommend Hall's Wine as a most i wonderful Strengthening and Energising Tonic. J I Hall's Wine is unequalled for restor- j vital energy, The first dose does you good and the benefits are lasting THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE I I
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      318 2 BACK AT CRICKET. Ceylon Sportsman Tells How After a Serious Illness. DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Rebuilt His Strength. Sub-litfpevt- r F. K. Jonklaas. at the Colombo Police Fn .-co. is well known in Ceylon as a sportsmar »nd arden boxer and cr ckettr. It was a mad day f r
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    1055 3 NEWS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) TAXES ON FOREIGNERS. London, Apnil 15.—The Paris Alurncpal oa.cil has decided to tax foreigners vistiting Paris. If a visitor remains more than tw<> days, he will be required to obtain a perm t for which a fee of 20
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      397 3 Acute sf* Jney 1% auble W jp Uer's statement re- ff&k JĔmm his five years' suffering from (rouble, and how etc recovery was by Dr. CasselFs 7 TWO AT I Mr H J n Parker 13 Roundhay Road, Leeds, Eng., s ays: 'For five year. I had serious kHnev M
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      156 3 GET ttCMEF-QLTCKLY. A twisted ankle, a sprained wrist, a strained muscle—these are things that demand relief in a burr:/. And th?' is just why thousands "who are liable to these mish*.ps alwpy.i keen u bottle of Little's Oriental Balm elnse at hand. There is absolutely nothing equal to it for
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    911 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. "BY FELMAR." OURSELVES. '"The Exhibitor" a popular magazine devoted to the interests of the motion picture in Australia and- New Zealand, has kind words to say to us regarding our comments in the "Stage and Screen" column on "Her Gilded Cage
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      511 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAR. To-Night at 9.39 in the Second Show A Paramount Picturj feiturin? WALLACE REID with LfLA LEE The Dictator In 6 Parts. A giy romintiG f'r.i'na in which dashing Wally wins a r volution and lojaa hia he .r:. backed with tnrills and fun and warm
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      399 4 AMUSEMENTS "£ASFEL"i S THEATRE Of this Mamnuth Programme. TO-N'f JJ I Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday Until T,R t »t7.15p. n s In the 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. speeßgirl o A m WITH Bl Bt DAMIIS IN UQPp A Race that will stir your blood SERIAL. A Comedy Drama that shows
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    482 5 KKDAY, MAY 1. Anamb* a.id ~'the Wisp 2 p.m. Said* Marij Dunkirk* Am ral Nitlly 2 p.m. übo, Suez, P. ....-s, London* i Hamburg Matsuye Maru 2 p.m. Haiphong Aflfon 3 p.m. A ilcut a Kthiopia 3 p.m. ♦Mtran 3 p.m. Sri Muar 3 p.m. I *Hang Yon
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    292 5 ID-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. i 1.—41 cent». London.—ls. OVid. TIN. L0nd0n.—£236.0.0. L0ca1.—5123.75 per picul 225 bona ■old. PRODUCE. Bayers Seller* Camb.tr $25.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube \VhLe Pepper 30.00 M xed Biack Pepper 17.25 i '-.indritd Copra 10.80 Mixed Copra 10 60 10.60 Sma 1 Flake
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    60 5 Per Ethiopia—Mr. and Mr*. Luard. Mr. W. A Btaoß, Mr. A. Bros to It. Dr. ma I Mrs. Ver'.oren van Themaat. Mr. and Mrs. Madeley. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. [genfritz, Mr. and Mrs. Corwin and Miss Oorwin, Mr. and Mm. Horst mann. Mr. Sidcl Mr. F. V.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    146 5 Programme of Drills up to and for May 4 1924. Tj-dav Kay 1 at 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. "A" Coy. Coy. Training. Dri.l Hall "B" Coy. (No. 6 and 7 Pltn) Coy. Training. Drill Hall. M C" Coy. Coy. Training.Raebura House "B" Coy. (No. 5 Plat.on) Coy. Training.
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    85 5 London.' April 29. Vianchester Market— B*4 lbs so rtings fair (new basis) 16,6 40's Grey Yarns single Tw'st. 29V 2 s ibs. T. Cloth fair 24 yards 13 6 Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully Middling America 17s 7UI Cotton Egypt'an 23.25 V! ctals— Tin—Std. 3 months £240.17 6 Product*—
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    STOREKEEPER'S SUICIDE.
    85 5 The inquiry in o the death of Mr. Too Be g Kirn. a well known Straits Bora Ch'nese who was employed as s orekeaper by Messrs Boustead ar.'d Co, wh eh occurred to h s residence 4"), En r Id Hill on Monday, was commenced before Mr. Bourne,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    171 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 5ft h .3 am., 9 32 pm. Phil. Orchis ra, Mem. Hail. 5.15 p.m. Da.h.use Chap er, 830 p.m. Tc-morrow, May 2. High Tides —9 47 a.m. 102 p.m. FooAall, S C.C. vs S'.RC, S.CC S. S. Assn, mtg., 5.15 p.m. Saturday,
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    DIRTHS, MARRIAGES AM) DEATHS.
    59 6 DEATH. TEOH—The death oeewvad on Tuesday morning <f Tc*„h Beng Km «.f Ifeaata Bouatead and Co. He leaves behind a widow and one caugJ ter to bomoan his loss. The fur.eral will take place on Sunday the 4th met. Cortege leaving the rea oe cc No.
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    THE LABOUR BUDGET
    873 6 T.tere is nothfag startling in Mr. And apparently H CQOUni little that is. on principle. CCOtlW©T»>a IHl ;ter for the other Parti B if we aiv to judge by the manner b w4akft Liberal and Conservative leaders fell over each toein their enthusiasm t > congratulate th
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    1086 6 Th« Aircraft Carrier. H M.S. Pegaaua the afrcrafi carrier which, as we reported yesterday, has an'.ved at Sing pore is now lying at the wharf. The Pegaaua, ordinal.y laid dow.i as a sicamer of the Great Eastern Ra way C is the smallest British aircr f. carrier.
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    274 6 Mr. J G. Black untitled ATaUcca, wll sail for England oi X leave by the s.s.Tftorea in July o-V-An American es tha the Fedeial X serve Bark has lowered the re-d scoun. ra c from 4% to 4 per cent- Reuter. if o jtf ai Mr. G.%. Eawes-from Kuala Lipis
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    SUPREME COURT.
    332 6 THIS MONTH'S PRINCIPAL ACTIONS. An. inipcita: it cr.se was set down far healing in tr.e Supreme Court to-day. Than are two actons, the pla.nuiTs being the Eastern Mining a d Rubber Co. Ltd and the defends t, Mr. Pocy Ke.ig Seng, formerly Chairman of the Company. Mr. G.
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    PENANG INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    125 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Yesterday. A Penang Indan Association sponsored by l: he hon. Mr. Nambyar, lias been duly registered v dor the Compares Ordinance. Its objects are to prcv'de physical culture, he accumulation of cap tal and lending- the same, to award scholarships for the
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    LOCAL FLIGHTS.
    115 6 M. P,erre Chante oup, the Preach f lcr v'\ ii; much in ihe ;r" a. ri v. li be having company wth the arrival of the Pegasus and her seaplanes yes erday morning. Chinese Europeana, Japanese Indians and Malays hive enjoyed the passeager mgt 4 i besdes several
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    NEW WORLD CHANGES.
    55 6 To-morrow n 'gh: w ll see the New Word grounds to a new setting when the grand "Pasar Ifalam» w ill#be formally opened. Several n w fea uXCfi. ana amusements have beet Introduced includiag an open ir "Opera Baba-Baba ".ard an "Opera Pontugn se. A large crowd
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    247 6 Mr. Lim Scow Kiew, of the Ho g Bank w I be leaving Singapore for th s af ernoon by'the Hon- Wha. Mr, Coobdje received Gen D wee nd o her American members on the Exper s Comm itees. wh hay- fhus cone uued the reparation It understood hat they
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    428 6 BING4PORE CHAIRMAN > Mr. J UM C ur. to-day b| Tht Eastern hi V '-ny ai chairm, •or Rs th v taken by Lhe r of tsjcnt of t wi.h ici d ollar s 413 0)0 annum from of the action, f] was for the- p] and
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    124 6 .At th.' Mv ticip <•:' Ife G. R. Allen the I cipal Engineer, arfa wa the n c pie tof a 1 sent consist r.g ol apd c jiare c case na te officers. In making tin- pn Chow X m the Chi of Ac g;ed work done
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    59 6 Mr. rnerie Pekv. Hfh weigh F l pin p be held by a dff i rng d .v -h.- 10th ins v 1 1 J J*. griom. Pelky I Arr fins: he eWes *o -i a d Mrs (1 A Und dral of he CK>I Sh I ion
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    34 6 Prom Fry by s* Ami *J S'i'r"P')"e 0 a BL I R So* bast. ,<f*Fnm FiK 1 B* 1 mi p«td ed April io) by 1 Penang 0 a m. -m rroW-
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    NEW AMERICAN WARSHIPS.
    133 7 orthy reply by ;mikr. riON IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. Reuter. f CoaMnona Mr. John teptfwß yesterday to bill authoiis.injr t! c f \gm new cruisers. Be suggested that h uid approach the egftrd ta the possir naval conference' •i f preventing new ulsers. p'y referred < >o!idge
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    RUBBER EXPORT.
    29 7 GE FIXED A' r SIXTY. Reuter. > announced that the I entaf* of standflßi production of I minimum duty and Malay [ua *ter beginning May »i fill sixty.
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    37 7 Reuter. V\ h r.g Virgin'a, ■five bodies h .ye been authe nine. The res- oceasantrj to peat* f he ny where •Ist II er.tombed. It that n.ne will be •»*■<?. Ken .tr. lies were recovered
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    MISVS FLIGHTS,
    44 7 Reuter. t Doisy arrived at rfaj afternoon. He rd for the fight from the t ime of 38% ll a vr g hours. tr r of the machine at ilaro c tory, Doisy will pro- ;i Canton, Shanghai, 1 and T gblarai.-
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    DUTCH ECONOMY.
    37 7 D UTCH ECONOMY. Reuter. r a message from the -round reducfon of servant* will be M y. The Queen, h s 1 the disposal of the liJ i iter < Pi nci a port on of her v
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    GOVERNOR MCCRAY'S SENTENCE.
    22 7 Reuter. .1 Indianapolis states McOay, has been yt ars' detention at I n in addition to a T liooet
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    26 7 untitled DAUNTLESS AT DUNEDIN. Reuter. P cial Service Squadron H. M. S. "Dauntless" 1 Kin and met with a 11 h i iastic reception by dense
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    RESPECTABLE BUDGET.
    366 7 GENTLE NEWSPAPER COMMENT. RECENT DISSATISFACTION MODIFIED. Reuter. A cable from Home says .hat the papers or' all shades pay a tr'bu'e to the cbverness and moderation of the first Labour budget, acknowledging wi h relief that "no more decorous or respect Me budge- has been produced n the
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    U.S. IMMIGRATION BILL.
    94 7 MR. COOLIDGE AND JAPANESE EXCLUSION. Reuter. An American message ?ays that it is understood that Mr\ Coolidge has suggested to the joint conference cf representatives of both houses of Congress,. which is discussing the Immigration Bill, that the operation of the provision with regard to Japanese exclusion!
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    EUSTON TRAIN SMASH.
    55 7 SIGNALMAN S CANDID CONFESSION. Reuter. The fifdi death as a result cf 'be Wembley coll'sion, occurred i.i hospital yesterday. —Ruter. A signalman in his evidence at the enquiry into tihe Wembley accident on April 26. admitted that he forgetfully passed the e'jeotric train to the line on
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    HURRICANE CAUSES HAVOC.
    39 7 Reuter. A cable from A '.ana Georgia states «hat tornadoes swept across .he SouthEastern states. deaths in v-r'ous cities and R'vers'de Mils at Anderson, Sun Carolina, where a mill and fifty (dwell ngs were blown down.
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    RUBBER PRODUCERS ANXIETY.
    187 7 MALACCA PETITION TO LHF. GOVERNOR. appeal for Abolition of RESTRICTION. A petition signed by no fewer than sevsn hundred rubber estate owners in Malacca, has been forwarded to His Exce iency the Governor, with a request that it be sent to the Secretary of State fur the
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    COMMUNISM IN RUSSIA.
    295 7 TROTSKY AND THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT. Reuter. A win fr m Mu.o w says thai Common 'at Party has adopted a programme enjc'r.irg tha. all Communis, last tu.ions shall destroy private wholesale dialers by withho'd'r.g cnedEt, arrang ng boycott and grantQg privileges to slate enterpi see. It proposes
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    PROHIBITION OF GAS EXPORT.
    63 7 Reuter. A Washnigton cable say* that the Military Comimittee of the House of Representative has reported on the bill providing the Government's acquisition of all helium gas-bearing fields in the United States. The measure is sponsored by the Secretaries of War, Navy ?.nd the Inter'or and
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    AUSTRALIA'S NAVAL PROGRAMME.
    41 7 Reuter. A cable fr:m MeJbcurne air.ou -ces th t the G vernmsnt's naval progr mmc for the next nir.e years 'n eludes he co istruc:ion of four light cm s rs and some cru'sirg submarines, costing about £250,900.
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    CHEAPER FOOD.
    1800 7 FiSffc SALTING AND DRYING IN MALAYA—II. PRESENT METHODS COSTLY AND CUMBERSOME. The prestnt methods of sdt'ng i.nd drying fail r ght throughout the whole fishery of British Ala ay a, ard are, almost wlthou, exception 'cumbersome, costly, and wholly unsa.'sfaetory from every point of v ew— the fisherman's,
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    206 7 TOKIO, Tuesday. A fire occurred late last n ght at the Pr'ntlrg Bureau of Seoul, Chosen, and extended to the building of he Mow poiies, Public Works and -Legislative Depni men/ts wbiofa were reduced to a>hes. Six hou.es in the c t ze a qpu ter> also took
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    96 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. TO-DAY S MATCH. HARLEQUINS vs. 8. C. F. A. 11. The fo lowing wll represent the Harlequins against the S.C.F.A. on the lat er's ground in the second divison of the S ngapore Football League:—Buxchell; Hamad and Duggan; A. Pago. Ferguson and Bowerman; Palil> Omar. T;. b,
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    GUNNERS WIN IN HARD GAME.
    154 8 YESTERDAY'S MATCH. Muotng in the first division of the Singapore Football League on the Pada ng yesterday afternoon the Royal Garrison Artillery arxl tre Royal Rsglmen; provided an exce.le <t game. The garr son gave a clever exhibition and emerged winners by one goal to
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    176 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Date Team Ground May 2 S.C.C. v. S.R C. SCC 7 Malay F T v. S.C.F.A. S.R C 9 Sussex v. S.R.C. SCC 12 SRC. v. Malay F. T. S R.C. 14 S.C.C. v. R.G.A. S.C.C. 10 S C F A. v.
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    BOXING.
    159 8 MORE CHALLENGES. KEY—MANATANGAY. Bat j g Key who is billed to defend MS title against Domy San os over ten rounds at he Sad urn on May 11 JJUJ bs seen over the s me course in the m n event at th e Happy Va'ley Jfrfag rug on
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    GOLF.
    85 8 'TELEGRAPH CUP.' The following have qualified and are drawn for as under. J. Kennedy vs M. B. Brownie; H. L Jones vs F. V. Boardman; J. M. Gamble vs F. Tradew*li; A. Farahar vs A. S. Gardner; N. B. #ibson vs A. D Hallows; J. Stracha.n vs C. N.
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    YACHTING.
    152 8 R.S.Y.C. The following arrangements are sn> «our.ced:— On Saturday. May 3. tlhe last of the series, of races for Mrs." Carver's Trophy wi 1 t,e sa led over th e usual course, s ail ng gun a 415 p m. o o f ai)S -Jean 2nd.sera ch, Joy 8.8,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    139 8 SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB TOURNAMENT. A large crowd watched the final of the S. C. C. Spring Tennis Tournament yesterday, which was played be-ween Kieir.man and U ermark. former S. C. C. champion and Dutch champion in Singapore for several years, and Mugliston and Cameron, both pairs being dravjn
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    SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    123 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship. W. A. Balhetchet beat C. A. R. Bateman, 7—5, 6—o, in the semifinal. A. Singles Handicap C. A. Nornis, owe 15.3. beat F. Ephramus. TO-DAY'S TIES. Doubles Handicap. N. Gammell and E. Oliveiro, owe 15.2, vs. E. W. de Cruz and W. F.
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    STRAITS CHINESE RECREATION CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    187 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. A. Single Handicap. Cheong Chee Lim owe 15 beat Chua Cho;n Sim owe 6, 6—4, G —l. Kiong Choon Guan owe 6 beat K. Chin Eng owe 9, 5—7, 6—o, 6—3. Ong Sc?ow Hian owe 9 beat Tan Koon Inn owe 6. 6—3,
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    LADIES CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    99 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Par-Mixed. Miss Hope Fallen-r and Col. Bond beat Mrs. Ager and R. D Da vies 6—l, 6—4. Mixed Doubles "A" Class. Mre. Brooke and Mr. J. V. S. Brooke beat Miss Abed and J. B. Abed, 6—2. Mrs. H. C. Hopkins and H. C.
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    37 8 Members of the Indian Association are asked to note that entries for the tennis tournament will close on the sth inst. Further particu ars can be had from the Sports Secretary Mr. G. J. Vyas.
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    THE TURF.
    59 8 Reuter. In the City and Suburban (Epsom) over one and a quarter miles the bet. mg was 100 to 6 against Ulula, *> to 1 asta nst Vend ct and 8 to 1 against Greek Bachelor. Ten horses T an nd the U!u:a won by three lengths, the
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    AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
    641 8 ARMED DEMONSTRATION AT NATUN. Simla, Aprfil 6.—The fallowing detavla Kawa bo m .received from Peahawar abut the recent armed d-.nrm-stratiou in Natun:— Afghanistan has lately supplied some total .sting rumours, t'..u chief amongst wh eh is ahat of a large Manga! d'cnu>..,-tration against the Governor ci Khost. It
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    A STRANGE LEGACY.
    370 8 A PROBABLE MARES NEST. A cer.a'n b g Government office in Colombo has rec n .y beea agi ated by the good fortune of one of i.s officeis. Th s officer a few weeks ago s artled h s fellow-workers by a s range tale of a
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    MAN WHO TURNED BLACK.
    433 8 THREE COLOUR CHANGES OF A GUY'S PATIENT. Medical authorities are puzzled by the strange case of Gustav Brusch, a Danish seaman, whose skin has turned hack and who is being kept under constant observation at Guy's Hospital, London. This is the third time Brusch has changed
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    201 8 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. The following books have been purchased for ;he Junior Department and will be available f r issue on Saturday May 3. 1924. Non-Fiction. Brooksbank (F. H Legends of ancient Egypt. Chatteiton (E. X.) Sailing Ships and their st ry. Doyle (A. C.) Three of them. Ebbutt
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    101 8 Singapore. Yesterday. 1 Catalogued 1,070,536 lbs.; 477.02 tons. Offered 665,663 lbs.; 297.17 tons. S Id 543 166 ,bs 242.48 tons. Lomlon Spot is. y 2 <L New York Spot 23 cents. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Standard Qua ity 41%. Good Average Quality 40% to
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    WOODEN SHIP'S LAST VOYAGE.
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    391 8 SOME NOVEL FEATURES. Trh.-i King's wireless set wh ci has has beau inetaUeVi in Buckingham la.ace was dcs gr.ed by the ief aa»meeT of th* Britafh Broaiiea.ting Company. Th- txecutJcti of th* e.ectr.ical parts has been carriei out by th RrtUh Broadcasting Company and the cabinet
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