Malaya Tribune, 7 May 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] V AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vcl. XI.- -No. 107 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 1924.
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      232 1 rl I li l:.l.'l.iUli:iulUlUinU| KURLO s j v; ASHES J j WITHOUT SHRINKING 5 5 i I I v >m Gossage Sons, Ltd. s poratod in England.) I s -a j I I I I I lltlflllllMillilliMiMWHlf n B ometime its a £!k 1? ¥f The jjj g I long
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      55 1 iiiiiii■iiii i i i i l i i i nun THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 'Manufacturing Opticians j I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore, j ■> 5 11 m New Shipment X RAY Frame CONQUEROR Frame 1 SINTEX frame 3 I SHELLTEX Frames All above frames are the latest style and
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    AKALI TROUBLE
    1056 2 IS THERE NO OTHER WAY? BY C. F. ANDREWS. Everyone who knows lulia at a!! well understands what it means when the Punjab is profoundly disturbed. The Punjab is like the heel of Achilles, ar.d a wound there is deadly. Each day the trouble among the Akali Sikhs
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2138 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 PLRSE,
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      668 2 THE SECRET OF RENEWED ENERGY. Any diminution of energy is due to nerve-weakness, either temporary or chronic. Nerve-weakness is caused by a <lra:rung away of phosphorus, needed to keep the nerves in perfect health. To renew energy, therefore, the nerves must be brought to their high-water mark of efficiency. As
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      572 2 "GET ON OR GET UNDER." Efficiency is the key-note of success, and to be efficient the mind must.be ailvirt and the body in perfect working order. P'nkcttes, used when necessary, afe a great aid l to lefficiency because tJ.ley prevent and dispel constipation, ban sh bilious attacks, sick headaches, iiv.
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    X-RAY FOR CANCER.
    1003 3 GREAT ADVANCES EXPECTED. An important sdvar.ee in the X-ray treatment of certa n forms of cancer has been made possible by a new type of X-ray tube, according to Dr. Franc s C. Wood, Director of the Crocker Institute of Cancer Rese rch of Columbia University, New
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      375 3 All sufferers with sore, aching, blistered feet, will find Zam-Buk a irce of comfort. This powerful antiseptic balm rubbed well into the es, ankles and insteps, soon removes the cause of foot trouble—# I penetrates to ihc ro<d of the aching pain and soreness. J Zam-Euk is remarkably soothing and
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      439 3 THE VOGUE with discriminating smokers 5555 are the fashion among high- g f class Cigarette Smokers. Whether I at Dinner, the Dance, at the Club, or in the Home, 555 convey an atmosphere of refinement and II discrimination. 555 represent an unapproach- <j able niveau of consistently fine quality, and
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1191 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." "SPEĔD." When speo.aOi*s see the different, epiftod a ot the r.tw Patae serial, a L the Empire C ema they \viii no: only ba thrilled by the daring feats of Charles Hutchison, the tl'iiil-a-m ute fttant bu will see
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      454 4 AMUSEMENTS. TO SEE M SATURDAY NIGHT IS TO BE AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA TAN JONG PAGAR. at 0.30 To-Night at 9.30. Co i! B. J c little't Greatest Production Saturday Night. A story of fashion, New York Life! Revel m l love. Its P lGasuro its P a *n s
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      272 4 AMUSEMENTS. Alhambra From Tuesday, May 6, to ETay 11. In the Secosd Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FliiST NVTI3NAL PRESENTS Richard Barthelmess in "Fury" IN 9 REELS. A highly dramatic tale of the sea rivalling, if not surpassing anything Richard Barthelmess has yet done
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      465 4 "GAIETY" TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! N Big Crowds gol?i4 nightly to see RODOLPH VALENTINO Uncrowned King uf the Screen *itii Glorious Gloria Swanson IN ELINOR GLYN'S BEYOND THE ROCKS The most Gorgeous Love drama ever fiimed IN SEVEN PARTS. EXTRA ATTRACTION 1 WANDA HAYVLEY Id the Realart Picture HER STURDY OAK IN
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    ARRIVED.
    113 5 Treub: —Mr. Frar.kel Mr. G. P. J. StaarJ. S. T. Russell, Mr. H. V van der Kar. Mr. Mis. W. C. Meves, Mrs T. Zu den i and baby Mi G F. Jongej n, Mr. John Si Iher, Mrs. Weaiets Mr. J. li. Baas. Mr G. Mr. S. C.
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    66 5 London, May 2. I rhestei Market— sh'rtings fair (new 16,6 1 Grej fame single Twist. 30 r. 0 otn fair 24 yards 13 6 iiterate! ;,i a -ket— l Fully Middling Ameri--1785 23 40 Hetafcfr— 3td 3 months £238.15.0 PiWoct— ■a r air merchantable £26 7 6 I
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    23 5 f< r week ending May Hi j May B.—Band Practice at Troop orders as issued by LANK C SANDS. Commissioner.
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    93 5 untitled in which the two Proprietor pi hating prtm at 11 s and charged win n reapec of electric cur- o.nmenced before Mr. I* s1 rict Judge this mornR L L Braddell repree n ed I ,mm ss oners whue L Talma appeared on behali used. if) have committed the
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    1001 5 SPORTS PASTIMES. YACHTING. CLOSE SAILING ON LADIES' RACE. Ail er five al.emp sth c t ep'ny presented by Mrs. G. S. Carver has still to be won as the Jean II and Joy tied for points after Saturday's r-ce and a resail will have to take place to decide the
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    145 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Local.—3B*4 cents. London.—ll %d. TIN. London.—£233 5.0. L.c 1 —$117-25 per pleat PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* Gambler $25.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 20.25 Mixed Black Pepper 17.00 Sundried Copra 10 75 Mixed Copra 10 50 Small Flake Tapioca 1075 Mod Pcarf
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    137 5 'Tin— taipings $115 to $120 Norths $1.07% to $J 12V*, Southi 97% centa t $1.2% Johnns 41 to 43 center Petalings $1.32% to $1.35, Nawng Pets §1.35 to $1.40, Unguis $4.20 to $4.35. Pengkalen* $12 to $12.35. Rubbers —Afentakabs 16 to 18 cents, U'u Benut.s 16
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    167 5 A dinner was given by His Highness Turku M named Jawa the popular District Officer Jitra, on April 30. to all "he members of the Government Service ar.d to tbs representative*, of the general cemmunit'es, on the eve f his ieav'ng for E: gland w.th EL H. the Regent of
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      333 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. The Ifaaloipal CommietioneTa of tho r..vv i of Si iga ore hereby give n< lice th it Dalhousie and K°rbau ansa will sh »rtly be reconetructed. II ttieh dden requiring new water* g»> or ot! cr service* laid or repair! 11 services effected should notify the Department conOemed
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      541 5 WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A Clerk for Office works and must know typewriting Malay or Indian) preferred. Copies of testimonial. Apply No. 763 c o Malaya Tribune." TO LET Newly built comp' und house No. 6 St Michae.'s Road, [first house from the Tram Lines] 4 large bedrooms with bathrooms attached, gn,
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      249 5 maTls close. to-day, may 7. Kelantan, Patani, Ba.idon and Suddhadib 2 p-m., *Mena 2 p.m. 1 4 Aden,* Suez,* P. Mar.eiJliS,* London.* Rotterdam* London Maru 2 p.m. .< (va and Muar* Uin Whatt Scon 3 p.m. uicutta Kutsang 3 p.m Medusa 3 p.m. i- ham Penang *Ipoh' 3 p.m. n,
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      62 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Drills up to and foi Mav 11 1924. T -day May 7 at 5.15 p.m.—Balestier Range. "A" Coy. Lewis Gun. Balestier Range. Drb! Ila 1. "A" Coy. Rifle Section. 25 yds Range Drill HaliDrill Hall, "B" Coy. Company training. Drill Ha'.l. "C" Coy. 2o yds
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    66 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 7. High Tide.—o.46 p.m. Football: Malaya P. T. vs. S C F A. S. R. C. Dandy D'ck, Vie. Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, May 8. High Tides.—o.l4 a.m. 1.21 p.m. Phi.. Orchestra, Mem. Hail, 5.15 p.m. Friday, May 9. High Tides.—o.43 a.m.
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    167 6 DEATHS. WONG.—On May 2, 1924 at his residence No. 324 North Bridge-road. Mr. Won,a Ch-in Teng. at the age of 8"> years. Father of Mr. Wong Siew Teng- and father-in-law of Messrs. Moo Swee Sen and Chin Khong. He leaves a widow, a sen and two
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    83 6 WANG—Mr. ami Mrs. Wang C fia Keng and Master Wang Eu Pao beg to thank thenar relatiw > ati friendi who attended the fun:ral of their beloved mother on Sunday last May 4th and alee to thank those w 1 eenl wreathe and Letters of condolence. Mrs. T\ h
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    UNCLE ARTHUR ANGRY.
    920 6 we are to be threatened like this and told we will be tun ed out if we won't go the way 0 f the Liberals OB all occasions, then get on w th the job and turn us out!" Th s was th? angry retor: of the
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    #NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    300 6 A Past Life. Like hia predecessors Mr. Ramsay Mac Dona d is commenting en the arduous character of a Prime Ministera life, la response to an invitation to visit Peru! ibe remarked that he was rap d y becoming an old man. because just as years spent
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    LATE MR. YEO HOCK HOE.
    231 6 FI'NERAL THIS MORNING. There died or May 3 a ve y well-k.'oW.-j figure in tihe business circle of Singapore in he person of Mr. Vlo Hock Hoe, who was a D rector of the Estate and Trus. Ag?xcies. L.rl. The deceased was fcr a c
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    HAPPY VALLEY.
    163 6 The Aorai Dancers Co. have been engaged lor a. O.her at the Happy Valley. During the last week's performance! the worlds prem er Versatile dancer, the Aorai of the Company was sraged by Wm. Oakley in sixteen types of dancing which were a big success aud new to
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    512 6 Mr. I.C. McMillan, of the S.S.P. Force left Pe.iang f«.r Singapore on Saturday. At 8 a.m. on Sunday next there will be a mass in .h. Chaps! of The Holy Family on the East Coast-road. Lieut. Colonel S. de V. A. Jui v* commanding ;he 2nd Battalion Royal Sue be*
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    CEYLONESE LEADER'S DEATH.
    194 6 NOTABLE LIFE OF USEFULNESS. A cable from Ceylon rectived in Singapore this morning records the d.a.h cf the Hon. Mr. A. Farep thy, a leading n Ceylon 1 fe, eciror ef the II adu Organ," ar.d i membsr cf the Ceylon Leg slative Cou.ei:. The dec ased
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    24 6 The ass zes were opened to-day before the Chief Jus ;ce, S r Walter .Shaw. There are ten eases down for hearing.
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    629 6 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Scharenguivel have reached Colombo safely. The Band of Hop,' will meet at the V. W. C. A. to-day at 4.30 pm. Mr. George Hider of the Governing nr. Monopolies, leaves for Home holiday on Friday. Work at th c docks a: Rangoon ia practically a:
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    BIG FINANCIAL BITIGATION
    472 6 COUNSEL'S untitled DEFEND AM PARTli S IHii; The act] I Kastcgn MA agains. Mr. recovery of 4 secret profit exneeaaion at G vva- continued Aeon in the naming. The li < Mr. Stevens a tiffs and Mr J 1; defendant. Mr. Camp., decared that ha J the
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    "PASAR MAILS"
    75 6 The opening of we M Pi at the Now W .11 i Fri drew large crowds to roe g which are now in a 11 v setting. The gay Chinese and Ma.aj lan ■Haitians r i r ngg< ng the fin works was fea night. The City o
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    21 6 From China and fialyan, duo Singap From Europe (L nd patched April 17) by due Pe.iarg 4 p.m I
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    62 6 His Excellency untitled attend the performs Dck" at the Vcl ni, ht. By kin 1 p* rmissiou S. V. Julias tl D ;he 2 d B*tt i Rtfiment will bea B tanic Card n l at 5 15 p m. His Fixed' J be leavi g S Lumpur at C>
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      416 6 I SPECIAL OFFEIt J GENUINE ARMY I j FIELD GLASSES I Complete with leather Slinj Casts jjj I These high grade binoculars have jg j{j a*-** been purchased from the British Jjj Jfe (TOverriment disposals board at "g jjj 9 a ract i° n °f original cost, g jjj Each
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    ELECTIONS IN GERMANY.
    1082 7 NATIONALISTS IVIAY GOVERN. I REMELY CONFUSING POSITION. 11 lON TO EXPERTS' REPORTS. Reuter. tion results aimoux-ed iat e in the evening ovi Mon- i rate how the general Eighty-five per cent oi polled in some d stcrowds parading the ;sands assemble*! a' re the returns were thrown
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    THE MISSING AIRMAN.
    37 7 Reuter. A cable from False Pass. Alaska says that Martin was reported to have been seen 100 miles west of Ch g.iik t:even hours A er h s departure from Chignik on April 30
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    PARLIAMENT MEETS.
    551 7 LABOUR BUDGET CONFIRMED. QUESTION OF ANTIPIRATICAL MEASURES. Reuter. In the House of Commo s Mr J H. Thomas announced that following the appo rtment of a Free Sa f e representa ive ot the Irish boundary Commission His Majesty's Government has requested he North Irc'and Government to make
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    THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
    58 7 Reuter. A resolution has beei introduced into Co "g ess urg'n.g the investigation of the presen cond to: of naval estab ishments, particularly as to wheher the capital ship rotio 5|5i3 has been maintained by the United S'a es and as to who-, her it h s
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    APPEAL DISMISSED.
    723 7 SECOND-HAND DEALER'S CONVICTION. In the Supreme Court on Monday, before he Ch.ef Justice, Sir Waiter Shaw, Teo Ser.g, a second-hard gjods dealer, made an appeal against he ser.er.ee of three months' rgorous imprisonment imposed upon h m by the Ccuit Lelow for d sh. aestiy reta ning sto.en
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    NEW AIR MAIL.
    106 7 AMERICAN ENTERPRISE. Reuter. An Amer can c be -ays .hat a post office has been established to direct he New York and S n Frarc'seo a r mar banning en July 1 The special aii-way will be ill'umin ited at nig- time by automatic acetyU n<r> beacons
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    IRISH BOUNDARIES.
    47 7 Reuter. Sr James Craig in the U'ster Parliamn has stated that it is impossible to accede to the request of the British Government to appo'n a Boundary Comm ss'o*er—Reuter. Mr. John McNeill s a Fi e? *ota e Ccmnvrs orer on the Boundary Quesi:n —Reuter.
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    HONDURAS PEACE.
    32 7 A cable frcm Amapala reports that the oppos n? fac ions in Ho. duras hav e s gned the peace treaty. Free presidential and co-gressior.al electic .s will be called.
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    90 7 POURPARLERS NOT HAMPERED. Reuter. A Moscow message declares that the ta emen: in the Japanese press that Russo-Japanese pourparlers h ive been hampered by K rakhan's 'r.adequate powers is offic'ally and ca.egorically defied. On the contrary it is po nted out ihat Kh:rakhan possesses full powers, tut
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    MINERS' WAGES.
    96 7 INQUIRY MAY BE WASTE OF TIME. Reuter. Mr. Co k. Secretary of the Miners' Federation speak ng at Pontypool, referred to the Court of Enquiry :nto the miners' wages, wh'ch had just concluded. He s-id that unless the Court made some tangible recommendation the enqu ry would be
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    DOISY'S FLIGHT.
    109 7 Reuter. It L? official'y stated that Doi;y coverji the distar.ee from agra to Calcutta in 396 minutes. Hi experienced a temperature of 1108 degrees The Under Secre ary for A r has convcyed the Air Force's thanks to the Br tish At M'n'stry for the valuable help given
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    ANGLO-AMERICAN LIQUOR TREATY.
    26 7 Reuter. Hit M jc-sty the Kinj has signed the Arglc-American Liquor Treaty, wh'ch w 11 opera'.§ immediately the ratifications are exchanged at Washington.—Reuter.
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    CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
    39 7 Reuter. A Patia c ible sa; s that cholera has beeeme abnormally severe in Behar. Ovor 10 000 deaths occurred at Champaran fcr th's year and nearly 1,0.10 doa.hs for last weok. Th? epidem'c is still spreading.—
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    YOUNG NURSE'S DEATH.
    191 7 INQUEST ADJOURNED FOR ANALYSIS TO BE MADE. Regarded by ail as a happy, cheerful girl, without a care in the word, Midred Caroline Maffey, 20, probation nurse at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children Brighton was found, d?ad in her rcom.—At the inquest Henrietta Wood, a nursing:
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    61 7 The organiser of town plaining his city, Cap am E P. R'chard. Deputy Cha rman of the S'ngapore Improvement Trust left fcr Home r Mo day. He will rot return as his agreeme nt is not be ng rene wed by the Mur.ic'oalif y. hough h s depar'merit will be
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    972 8 NOTES OF THE WEEK. The great interest in the Pc ky— Jamito mill whidh, was puiltd off at the Stadium on Saturday night was evinced by tthe tremendous arowd that crammed the venue and it was a figh. tney went to see. Nothing pel B in the
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    431 8 JAVA COMPETITIONS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Many competitors played ait Modjoker o in the recent Costerus Cup Tournament. De Bruyn Kops again heat Tnomas Leslie Miller (for the second ;imo in th s Ciip Tournament) n the third rou d by 6—l, 2—6, 6—2 and disposed of Noe
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    46 8 MONDAYS PLAY. Championship Pairs. Doncs'l a d Traadsrold beat Earmark and Paterson 6—0. 6—0. Championship. Ham iton baat Linto: 6 —2, 6—2. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship Final (Doubles). Do'.nell and Tredgold vs. Po ts and Leggat. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Championship (Semi-fi.1al). Hamilton vs. Winter C. E.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    163 8 MONDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. C, A. N orris and C. A Ba eman owe 30 beat C. J. Oliveiro and J. R Rodriguez owe 16—2 6—4 6—2. S ng'es Handicap B. E Ol'veiro beat N. S. Hoga.: 6—l, G—4. TOrDAY'S TIES. Championship. E. E. de Souza vs. E
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    174 8 MONDAY'S RESULTS. A. Single Handicap. Thutt Pitt owe 15 beat Scow Poh Leng owe 9. 6—2. 6—3. Tan Hong Ghee owe 6 beat Ong Swee Gam owe 12 7—5. 6—4. B. Handicap Singles. 03ua Lye Van ow? 9 beat Tan Koon Sw?e owe 6. 6—3 6—3. Lee L
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
    228 8 MONDAYS PLAY. Ladies' Championship Doubles. Miss Davd and Miss Abed bent Mrs. Sayers and Mrs. L. R. Hall 6- 2, 6—4. Ladies' Doubles Handicap. Miss E. Seth anj M s. J. Satk'es beat Mrs. Murr's a d Mrs. Sol wick 7—5, 6 —4 Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Dorr
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    CRICKET.
    286 8 LANKA UNION II vs. I.A. The above match was played on Saturday on the Lanka Union ground and as reported briefly La»st Monday ended in a victory for the Association by five wickets. The homesters took first knock and put together 75 towards w*. *ich Aiyadrura cant ri beted
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    SURREY BEAT GLAMORGAN.
    215 8 In, the oouroty cricket championship Surrey beat Glamorgan by an innings and 24 runs Peach made 92 for the winning side. —Reuter. In their match against Leicestershire the South Africans made 153Catterhal! scor d 44 wh le Taylor was undefeated with 60. AstiH took 5 wickets fMP
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    THE TURF.
    620 8 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. APPROACHING RACES. It was a busy morning at the Race track, thisi the number cf horses out for preparation beinj now considerably increased. Bi'l ett »ias arrivedl with his charges, which Sir Hatan, Bex, Drusilla. Shantung Maharani Cyril and Rudge and he was seen in
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    THE CITY AND SUBURBAN.
    74 8 PHAROS THE FAVOURITE. London, April 28—The City and Suburbia Hai.iicap btring is as f:Lows: 2 to 1 against Piaros. 75 to 20 against Verdict. 17 to 2 against Greek Bach /or. 11 to 1 against Light Dragoon. 100 to 8 Sgsinst Brown Hy.ua. 100 to 7
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    LATEST DERBY BETTING.
    43 8 BRIGHT KNIGHT HARDENING. "London. (undated )—Th? latest Derby betting is:— 17 to 2 a/rainst, Bright Knight. 100 to 9 against Tom Pimihi. 14 to 1 against 100 to 6 against Parmenio. 18 to 1 against Kni.' h of khe Garter.
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    GOLF.
    199 8 K.G.C. vs. NAVAL TEAM. Matches between Kepnel Golf Club and Officers f-om H M.S. "Iroquois," "Pegasus" ard "Hollyhock." wore played on Sunday morning and afternoon. Kepptl players mentioned first. Twosomes. Trimmer and Hemmant 0, Sq. Ldr. Tomkinson and Capt. CalthropCalthrop I*4. McWalter and Tradewe'd q, Lt. Comdr. Roshbrooke and
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    FOOTBALL.
    90 8 TO-DAY S MATCH. The following' will represent the Straits Chinese XI ajjainist the Malay XI on the Padang tinis after.joon in tihe first division of tf.Je Singaporr Football League:— Tan Boo.i Eng; Chua Lye Yan, Cheong Ghee Lim; Kho Koon Yam, Chua Sen?: Chye. Yeo Joo Song; Chia Kwan.g
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    81 8 Lcirdon. April 28.—The following are the results of football matches played in U? League to-day.— FIRST DIVISION. Burnley 4, Arsenal 1. THIRD DIVISION. (Southern Seiticn.) Norwich C tv 2 Swa -sea Town 0. (Northern Section Tranme: 2 Rochda e 1. SCOTTISH LEAGUE. London. April 27. Kilmarnock 1,
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
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    271 8 SKELETON IN A CUPBOARD. A murder commi ted rive rears ago has Icon ace de ta f d BCOVtred by workmen dur .ig ihe execution of repars :o a hoi.se D Marseilles. The house eras occupied until recently by a Spanish uphois ever. Lou s Tarrau.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1098 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange Share Brokers, issue, .he following list of quotations: Singapore, May 7. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after oame of company. AiT&gar 2j 1;0V 2 .uigio-Jav., 2s 2,3 Angio-Maiay 20s 20jAyet Kun
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    SERMON THAT FAILED.
    89 10 '•Dancing and bill* are the school of debauchery and lead to h e open door of hell." These were the opening words of a sermon del'vered recently in the "village of Samoens near Geneva, by a French v car. He denounced short skirts nd ilk stockings worn
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      344 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang, from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtsze ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      654 12 PUBLIC NOTICES. The Exchange Banks wil. be closed on Tuesday, May 13 Thursday, May 15 Race Meeting. Having returned to the Colony I do hereby revoke the Power of Attorney granted to my Manager, Mr. Yeo Li ing ah of 20, Martin Road, Singapore and dated the twenty-ninth day of
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      509 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Pa d up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000 000 Reserve Fund £3,*****0 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3 *****0 Hi:;AD OFFICE 33, Ei?liopsgate, London E.C. Agencies a;.d Branc ies. AJ« r Star Hongkong
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      437 12 INSURANCE. 'Ml SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HRE MARINE TRANSIT I; C HANCES ACCEPTED AT EOWfiS? CURRENT FATES. Iv C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manages. Ofßeau 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorpora:ed in the S.S.> Head Office: Singapore, Ist Foor, Banque del Ir«d 0 Ch'na Bu:ld:ngs, lA, Malacca Street.
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