Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. VoL XL No. 108 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1924.
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      125 1 i ihoi i :iiii!ii;iiiii!ii:iinii!ininiiira fH"" 1 KURLO > SOAP WAFERS j S s 2 I I ,saKe Sons, Ltd. ted in England.) I ...,iII■ 1 1 1 j BUY BRITISH WATFORD MAGNETOS I I gyclinder, j D C United Engineers Limited, (Incorporated in the S. S.) t Electrical Department, g
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      273 1 AVOID W PRICKLY HfeAT by using "AGNESIA" Antiseptic j Dusting Powder. Manufactured ooly by MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Road, i SINGAPORE uiaiivia.'iuausuii !»Hii'iuiiiiu«.iiii'iiiHi».;i!iiKiim*niu» THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From $22.50 Ukulules From $12.00 Bass Drums I Key Flutes
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      495 1 jiiiiui:«MWi!iriuißiiMiirtJiinmni"iiiw«ii» ,I •11 V I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 1 I (Manufacturing Opticians) Z 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. I i i I New Shipments:— a X BAY Frame t CONQUEROR Frame SINTEX Frame I I SBELtTEX Frames 1 I AD above frames are the latest style I and very
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    3848 2 rHE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LONDON STILL THE MONEY CENTRE. tTie thir y-flrst annual general meet ng cf th e tharehoiders of Ih s bark was held at Winchester House, Old Broad Street London, E.C. on Fr:d y, he 28th day of March, 1024, Mr. J. M. Ryr'e
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2035 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 Informat on of Me-mbers Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10. MrJL£ 8 THE STEWARDS PLRSE, PLATE and
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      284 2 The Great British Health Tonic As a ttrengthener and restorative Hall's Wine is unequalled. It quickly overcome? the c fleets ot trying climatic conditions, gives new and vigorous vitality to the system, and a sense ot energy and power when you are in ill-health: THE SUreEftlE IONIC RESTORATIVE From all
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      438 2 HEAT PROSTRATION Its Consequences and Their Cure. While exposure to heat may produce acut lymptom*, like faintness and exhaustion, 01 iflfecl the brain and nervous system, then ire more serious and chronic conditions ti which everyone must give serious attention Sir Thomas Stevenson, M.D., and Si Shirley Murphy, M.D., in
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      174 2 PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HIPS. V IIaV< L you pains in the region of the hips Many people suffer from pain in the region of the hips. They mav come from a touch of Sciatica, or Kheumatism, or from a strain of the muscles. They may have other
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    DIXMUDE RELICS.
    102 3 FOUND OFF THE COAST OF SICILY. There is <2pod reason to believe that the exact spot where the giant French airship Dixmude fell into the sea in December last oft the S'oil'an coast during a violent storm will soon be located. A message from the French naval attache
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      328 3 MALTED L\ Ms! X h 1 11 lata )YX lsi <1^. s£ KH9i ndH J-^r—r:' r v ST W =5 5j i Wi r,s*^'-* ;> r 25H5E52SS5HSaS2S2ffi5H5 Sale! Sale if For Fortnight Only. re Heavy Reductions made in all Cotton, Silk and Fancy Goods of all kinds. jc i; do
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      95 3 fflf*'* 'the business of v m li,e with e c ien^ and success a condition of physical fitness is of the first |j importance. The difficulty j of maintaining the general health «nimpdrri—hhtttt stress of modern life has nrvcr been Sweater than at v the present time. Even the strongest
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      400 3 Three Cats III CIGARETTES jjj§ are made in London by an English firm with over 140 -±i years* experience to help them zzz ~Ef in their endeavour to" produce iE the perfect cigarette. E: Jj: Finest tobacco —care- zzz S fully selected E Jj-^M k I paperarctheonly ma- terials used
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    737 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." "SATURDAY' NIGHT." Proving itself delightful entertainment for the average picture lover who has social if not matrimonial aspirations Cecil B. De Miiie's splendid picture, "Saturday .\ight," by Jeanne Macpheison was heartily received, at the Empire theatre yesterday. The story
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      344 4 AMUSEMENTS. TO SEE SATURDAY NIGHT" IS TO BE AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAR. at 9.30 To-Night at 9.30. Cecil B. De Mille's Graitest Production SATURDAY NIGHT. A story of fashion, New York Life! Revel and love. Its pleasures its pains Ĕk W its thousands alluring A deli ious cycle
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      225 4 AMUSEMENTS. Alhambra From Tuesday, May 6, to Sunday, May 11. Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASS0CI4T£D FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Richard Barthelmess in Fury" IN 9 REELS. A highly dramatic tale of the sea rivalling, if not surpassing anything Richard Barthelmess has yet
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      48 4 NEVER STOP ADVERTISING Wa*a Someone stop* Adv«rt*t«_ Someone stops buying. When Someon* stops buying, 3omeon« stops telling. Wken Someone stops sell in f Someone stops making. *k«n Someone stop* making. Someone stops earning. Wkes Everyone stop* earning. Everybody stops buying. KEEP GOING I Advertise In THE MALAYA TAIBUK&
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      499 4 AMUSEMENTS <» 7 "GAIETY" TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! Big Crowds goin.4 nightly to see RODOLPH VALENTINO Uncrowned Kiag of the Screen with Glorious Gloria Swanson IN hlLINOR GLYN'S BEYOND THE ROCKS The most Gorgeous Love drama ever filmed IN SEVEN PARTS. EXTRA ATTRACTION 1 WANDA HAWLEY In tie Realart Picture HER STURDY
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    80 5 London, May 6. rhe* t Market— sh rtings fa r (new 1616 Grey Yarne single Twist. 30 .T. CEoth fair 2 A yards 13,6 >ol Market—* I ui'v Middling American) 17-40 lOiryptian 24 03 -SUL 3 months £233 7 6 rYseere--Copra fair nsercUaateftk £26 5 0 Pepper 5d
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    BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER.
    596 5 APRIL RETURNS. Singapore, May 5 The Ag. Registrar of Imports ana Experts favour us w.th the following statement of Quantity and Vame of Rubber exported during 1924: United Kingdom—Exported during Aprl, 1924, 2 062 29 tons; Ex- ported during the same month of previous year, 2,737.10 tons;
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    EXCHANGE.
    101 5 Singapore, May 8. hi London Bank 4 months' s'ght 2s. 4 132 D niand 2s. 3 15|16 Priva c 3 mo jiihs' s ght 2a 4 5|16 On Ind a— Bank Tel. Transfer 165% On Hoagkong— Bank demand draf. 2Vss p c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 71%
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    RUBBER DIVIDEND.
    34 5 At the An .ual Ger.eral Meeting of the R ibbcr Es ates of Johore Ltd., he D'rcctors are recommending the payment of a Dividend of 5 per cent for the year 1923.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    36 5 Per Souda*:— -Mr. F. A. Netthe'm, Mr S OH ra, Mr H. A~d! rson Mr. H G Cooper, Mr C. C Nelron Mr. G G. Black Mr. S Redm:nd, and Mr. C. L. Green
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    152 5 TO-DAY'B QUOTATIONS. KUBHTR. Locai.—3B X cents. London.—ll V£d. TIN. L.nd0i.—£227.10.0. Local —$115 per pcul 175 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambier $25.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 29.50 Mixed Black Pepper 17 00 Surdried Copra 1100 Mixed Copra 10 80 Small F.ac T.pioca 11.12V
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    ROSS MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT
    196 5 ROSS MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) Rubbers-New Craig. Las 39 to 42 cents, Jeram Kusntans 25 to 27Vt cemts, Mandai Tekongs 24 to 2(5 cents* Aver Panes $4.35 to 14.45, Indragiris $3.25 to $3.40. Luna 87 to 87.25. Mining.—North Ta pinjjs $107 to $1.11. Muraii 82.90 to $3, Mambaus
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    ETMN AND CO'S REPORT.
    139 5 'Tin—Tailings $115 to $120 Nor.hs $1.07% to $1.12%. South* 97% cents to $1.02%, Johans 40 to 42 cents, Pefalings $1 30 to $1.33. Nawng $1.35 to $1.40. L nguis $4.20 to $4.35, Pcngkalens $11.50 to $11 85. Rubbers —Mentakabs 16 to 18 cents, Ulu Benuts 16
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    89 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, May 8. P" l e Crep# Clc* ng Prices. Buyers Sell*r*. Spot Lat»st London Cable* quota. London Spot.— Ribbad Smoked Sheet Cloa'ng Price*. Buyer* Sailer*. Spot 38% 38% June 38% 39*4 July to Sept 40% 40% Oct to Dec 41% 42 Latf*t
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    28 5 Orders for week ending May 11. 1924. To-day, May B.—Band Practice at 5.15 p.m. Individual Troop orders, as .ssued by Scoutmasters. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    55 5 TOKIO Monday. M. Merlin, Governor-General of French wi'J. am ye in ToQcio on Thursday. T. Matsudaira has bean appointed to act as Ihe Japanese reprosentat.ve to the conference wliich is to engage in this rev Won cf the oommoircial treaty. Cotton yarn is quoted at Y-304. the tone
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      627 5 MISERIES. v2^( What To Do When The Stomach Rebels Against Food. Almost everybody experiences times when the organs of digestion ahow painful signs of weakness. Some slight disturbance of health starts the troufble; then the sufferer turns against food, and dull heavy pains in the abdomen give waiving that. ;he
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      285 5 I TITAN BRAND j Cement Cement j j Sol. Importer. Selling Ago* 1 Borneo Sumatra fe| Purely i Trading Co., Ltd. A E I I .Incorporated to HiJland) Tel. tram: ACRBLT. j 3 i 1 HARRISONS BARKER Co., Ltd., K. Lumpur, P. Stvattenham. K!ang. I oJtStatiO.l Agents mami I mrrSl
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      549 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. MAY 8. n <k rir Swatow Amoy, 11 t .'nails for U. Sc A. aria Van Overstraten 2 p.m. i>'. hat Me ran 2 p.m. R Singkara 3 p.m. i Rangoon Calcutta Edavana 3 p.m. a *Hang Yon 3 p.m. vfl Muar* Hye Leontf 4 p.m. w
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    136 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 8. High Tides.—0.14 a.m. 1.21 Phil. Orchestra, Mem, Hall, 5.15 p.m. To-morrow, May 9. High Tides.—0.43 a.m. 1.59 pmi. Dutch homeward mail leaves. P. and O. homeward m'a 1 leaves. Football: Sussex vs S.R.C,, S.C.C. Boxing: Key vs. Makatangay. Happy Valley, 9.15
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    126 6 DEATHS. WONG.—On May 2. 1924 at his residence No. 324 North Bridge-road Mr. Wong Chin T.ng, at the age of 85 years. Father of Mr. Wong S iew Teng and father-in-law of Meeera. Mo 1 Swee Sen a:rd Chin Khong. Be leaves a w'dow. a son
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    THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
    1031 6 extent, the German Nationalists have scored unmistakably important victories in the elections; and. supported by the minor par.ics with whom th y are at one upon matters of genera; p Key, they wili form the next Government. In London it is expec ed that the change trill
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    184 6 The Bishop of Singapore, who is on a v ait to Penarg preached at the evening service a: St. George's on 'ounday. Old R mesiar.s will hold their annual dim r or June 6, n commemorat n of Founder'/. Day. the ariagements being mada by the r Association. His Highness
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    "THE TWELFTH NIGHT."
    98 6 SCHOOLBOYS FOR PENANG. In a leading at tide on the subject of school plays, last week, we cfMspJ mented Mr. R. D. H. Sidney, Head Master of the Victor'a Institute, Kuala Lumpur on the performance Off .he "Twelf.h Night" at the Victor a Theat re; a i
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    LOCAL BOMBAY WEDDING.
    184 6 BIG PROCESSION AND FEAST. A popular Indian wedding, which wll be on a grandiose scale, will take place on Saturday in ;he wellknown fam ly of Surabtee, the contracting paries bring Mr. Omar Khan Suiaitee and the youngest daughter of t he late Mr. Gulab Khan Sura'ttee.
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    586 6 The untitled of the Siam untitled Syndicate is to'be around up and Mr. E Li. Eastwood s apponttd Iqn daor. The New York Orohes ra of the riesi.i.nt Poik will play American s:yi.e dance music at the Oriental Hotel, during d nner to-night. By ki d permission of Lt.-Col. S
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    EASTERN MINING CASE.
    1016 6 IMPORTANT EVIDENCE GIVEN. THE CONCESSION TRANSFER. Further evidence was given before Mr. Justice Acton yesterday afternoon in tihe Supreme Ccurc, in the action by the Eastern Mining and Rubber Co. against the former managing director, Mr. Poey Keng Seng. The company claims 413,000 dollars alleged secret profit
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    FIRE AT KUALA LUMPER
    122 6 XL ALA LUMPUR, y., A small fire Biasing l/oof and ceili! Church, Kuaia Lumn terday (Tues.i.v, first observed by Mr X the a arm to the Brigade afc 5 promptly on the sceW' 2 rt the absolute lack of *nws? supervision, the first batrh a: men
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    DEATH OF MR. W.V.I. SUMEREN.
    86 6 (From Our Own niajWIiii j PENAKG, Ye., The death has aoCBrni i f Mi w. V L. van BDnerca c h ij ta nr. L. va i Somercu is eoeni n wm take.i U but Thu aday tad an a sar- as HndattotM since The
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    44 6 (From Our Own Corns] PENANG, fm Tan Tyt Sees, charged at 1 s'zes with being in posses toe strumer.ts and mete isb oounterfe t te cent pieces, sad i being in pastessi of 32 coo erfeit en cen; pieces, has been discharged
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    JOHORE untitled
    77 6 Dr. G. H. Garlek MRCS, bc:n eppolctod to act as P.< II 0. via Dr. Fitzgerald or. f or n r. hi i Cap.. R \v. rr saa been ed to ac as api hit i lest of ea vs. Mr. S. E Sharp > sad Mr. AC
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    MUNICIPAL untitled
    95 6 The full w .v: actons srei by CaaaßarUee No. l a: a held on May 2. Appr. ved nader Sec .on 40 ecrti i transfers under Votes 1 to o. 27 tod 27A in reapeet of the Estinatcd if Expenditure for the year IB2S. Decided by a major
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    BASHIR AHMAD CASE.
    90 6 Mr. S. Basher Ahmad, she one of the leading Bses local Muslim an I Jhelum o Ma no 24 b ie stand h s trial on ehsrgi leged kidnapping. We that he sorrendered hun nuthoriii.es there an l Hrl ii Of Rs 10 000 was fix- I
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    19 6 From Europe (L adea a patahad April 17) by ss. X duo Penang 2 p m. to-day.
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      403 6 I SPECIAL OFFER C I GENUINE ARMY I FIELD GLASSES j d Complete with leather Sling Cases J Sj| jl" fj fejOF These high grade binoculars have 2 J; been purchased from the British }q i -.v err. mem disposals board at 'rafi.r-! of llieir original cost. Iijwfe' Each binocular,
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      55 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? The G rman B C i m J E Btera Mi: in* Cos* I «5 Immi.Lrrat'cn B U i-'truKK'e for E&stence Supreme Court Thranc in: P> tt.-r F d j <! m P ".y M Da* Stage and Screea Ma 1 Notre* Share M'irk<*t ,p Market Price
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    IMMIGRATION BILL.
    250 7 MX OOLIDGE S BID FOR PEACE. [ON BY CONGRESS COMMITTEE. Reuter. d ai While House that oKdf« is dissatisfied with oierence'a agreement, but iWder.t wll cons tier isioi proV s on suffic ent justi.t i.ing the Immigration el It is said that he ns del two months before
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    untitled CAUSE CELEBRE.
    44 7 ii ies accusi:j of BLACKMAIL. Reuter. A M message repor s tha. onal proceedngs are being tail !.«gr t 1 against a number "f judges magistrates and membra it dr. ry tribunal on kmai] and corrupt on. Ed number forty-two. Beater.
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    SINGAPORE AGAIN.
    48 7 QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT. Reuter. Ed aa to whether any W-ish-l a ories responded to the enta dec's on regard Mr. MacDorald In the Coram na replied ia the lit pointed out that no im- defii te response was expectS gaporc was outsde the 1i- ngtoa greemea
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    untitled INDEMNITY.
    31 7 KKLIEP tCOR CHINA. 1 H use cf Representatives pats- a 1 tut on yesterd y by 211 to jvl evinj China of further f !h e Boxer Indemnity.— Rtuti-
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    A VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE.
    22 7 apha at Fuenzr registered earthquake shock last'rg hours. The area, affected is to be north eastern Asia. R. iter.
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    HEAD OF BRITISH AIRWAYS.
    25 7 Reuter. ■ajor Brack'ey, formerly member fjf the f.rtsh ar nvss on to Japan appointed a-r supernUndent the row Imperial Airways Compea]
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    STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE.
    158 7 GERMANY'S SORRY PLIGHT. RUHR MINES AT A STANDSTILL. Reuter. Hergt. leader of the German National Party in an interv ew at Berlin yesterday stated it was impossible to expect concessions from Germany to the extent dcs red as long as the main political princ/ples whereon the existence
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    HOUSING HELD UP.
    76 7 BUILDING STRIKE PROBABLE. Reuter. According to a message from London a r.at.cn.l ballot of luildng trade opera ives h s resulted in the rejection of the i*ecent employers' offer of a halfpenny an hour increase. The BOOH demanded two-pence. Notice to w thdraw labour already been g
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    WAY OF A JUNKER.
    160 7 REVOLVER SHOTS AT TWO RUNAWAYS. A case of medieval ciuelty was disclosed in a Berlin court when Freiderich Granhorst. a wealthy lord of the manor of an estate near Potsdam, had to answer a charge of brutal treatment and assault. Granhocst went last December to one
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    BRIDAL PAIR POISONED.
    139 7 STRYCHNINE IN THE SOUP. A young Swiss couple who were on their honeymoon have been found poisoned by strychnine at the vi lage of St. Leonard, in tihe canton cf Valais. The wife died before the arrival of a doctor, while the husband was taken to the
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    129 7 Mr. J.E. Mulle has arrived in Bangkok to relieve Mr. 9 eeh of Messrs Fiaser and Ne-ave Ltd, who is going en leave. tn acknowledgment of their deep and sincere sympathy witfcl those who fell in the Manahurian War of 1911, the Loke Choon School on April 27 held a
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    CHEAPER AND BETTER FOOD.
    1185 7 THE TRADE IN BELACHAN. This substance (usually spelled in the trade returns "Blaohan') is of very large importarxe in the fish trade of mary parts of Malaya. Belachan is a form of prawn or shrimp paete, R may be recognised in every fish market and nearly
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    SUPREME COURT.
    392 7 CHINESE SENTENCED. Th|3 Ass zes opened yesterday at the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw;, and the first case came up for hearimg was ti-t in which two Chinese w>re charged with returning from banishment. The pr soners pneaoijd guilty and a sentence of penal
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    DIED AT PRAYEK.
    85 7 Mr. T. B. SAeock, Liberal M R, for WWs for f(ur years, was found dead in his bedroom.* He was on his knees, in an attitude of prayer. He wis twice H*yor of Bath, and Uader cf the local "passive re?inters" hi ins the educati» n cvntrover.-y.
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    152 7 In untitled of a untitled untitled yesterday Inspector Spiraea of the Gambi ing Sufsrressi n Department, ptoduced four Chinese and two Ind'a n* before the Second Magistrate this morning a. id charged the n w th pay ng ir a common, gaasirjg house at Vie c: ia-Si: Tne accused pJe-dcj
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    813 7 NEWS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. HIDDEN ARMS IN GERMANY. London, April 21.—The Berin correspondent of the "Times'' says tha; the cf treason has been p eferred agaimt the editor 0 f the Communist newspaper "Rote Fahm" for publishing a description of the secret m.litary prcpira .ons |t
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      328 7 I STRONG 57 I J' LIGHT j I DURABLE I 3 I THE AMERICAN PULLEY INCORPORATES THE jjj 3 I PROVED BEST FEATURES OF ALL TYPES OF I AMERICAN PULLEYS. THOUGH MANY RE-1 STEEL SPLIT F1NEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE& i PULLEYS THE BAS,C PRINCIPLES REMAIN I THE SAKE ArTER A
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    315 8 FOOTBALL. S.C.F.A. HAS 'WALKOVER VICTORY. MALAYS BADLY BEATEN. The Straits Chinese Football Assoc at: on, who are in true champonehip form, went hgher up the road x> honou-s by boa.i. g the Malays by six goals to ril ir. the first division mi *h S ngapore Foo
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    TODAYS MATCH.
    77 8 Tne following wili represent the R yai Sussex against the St. Joseph s Old Boys on the S. C F A. grou:.d this after .oon in the sfeo d division •f the S ngapor? League ar.d aeai:_st the Royal Eng'rreers oa Sa.urday:— L cut. L. B. Mathews; Ptes.
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    TO-MORROWS MATCH.
    68 8 The follow! Royn! Sussex eleven mill turn out In am now against ihe S. R C. on the 3. C. C. ground in the first d.v.sion of the S r^apore Lea go i:— C S. M. Coomber Pfcea. Pain, ar.d J aea; Pte Prid.aux, R. A. M. S.
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    380 8 London. April 22—The fo 1 lowing «re the results of football matches played to-day:— FIRST DIVISION. Huddersfield 1. Burn ey 0. Totter,ham 0. West Hani 1. SECOND DIVISION. Coventry City 0 Dorby Ccuntv 1. Lecaster City 3 Nelson 1. Stoke 0. Ful.tam 0. Crystal Pa ace 2,
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    165 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Date Team Ground May. 9 Sussex v. S R.C. S.CC 12 S R C. v. Malay F. T. S R.C. 14 S.C C. v. R.GA. S.CC. 15 S C F.A. v. Sussex S.R.C. 19 R.G.A. v. Malay F. T. S C.C. 21
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    CRICKET.
    525 8 PERAK vs. SELANGOR. i (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. The cricket match Perak vs. Selangor began this morn ng in ideal weather. Perak won the toss and e'ected to bat. putt ng in Jordan and Muruglah at 11.5 am., Hugg ns and Green bowling. Jordan was out
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    BOXING.
    174 8 PELKY CHALLENGES JAMITO TWENTY ROUNDS. Y(ung Pelky, the premier lightweight of the Orient, who has already had three argumen/ s with SI vino Jamito, requests us to state that he is anxious to have another go at Jamito over twenty threomi~ute rounds If possible on June 1. Peiky's first
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    123 8 S.CC. TOURNAMENT. WINNERS OF DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIPS. A large cr-jwJ witness ad the final cf the Doubt-s CfcaMfajoaaaaip of t >e SntagapooM Cricket Cub yesterday. Donne. 1 (ex-champion) and Trcaogod facing Fotts and Leggart. The iatUT pair started cif n '.wd form, winn.ng the first game, but thereafter De-n.vi.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    119 8 YESTERDAY S PLAY. A. Single Handicap. N. E. Ess owe o0 4 beat F. J. Rappa owe 15 6—2 6—4. B. Single Handicap. E. Olive ro ewe 15 vs. A. L Howe owe 4 unA3 shed TO-DAY'S TIES. M xed Doubles. F. Ephramcs and F. J. Rappa, vs.
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    194 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Paira. Mrs. Vowler a ad D. H. Kle nman beat Miss Wallis and MacLerenan 6—1, 6—0. Mrs. Brooke a id A. R. Linton beat Mrs. Marsh and D. M. Dog 7—5, 11—9. Mlise R David arid E. Nathan beat Mrs. Sedwick and O. Salter 6—0,
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    132 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A. Single Handicap. Chua Ohoon Leo ng owe 20 beat Chen Su Lan owe 6, 6—l, 6—2, B. Singls Handicap. H. L. H. Lim owe 12 beat Chan Hye Seng owe 12, 6—l, 6—l. Tan Thiam Kiat owe 9 ye. Tan Keng Hong owe 18, unfinished.
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    TURF.
    216 8 RACE TRAINING. PROVISIONAL SELECTIONS. The last gnAfops before the racing took place 'h s morning. Although it would be fcol sh to makes one's ti ul befoie the sera eh ngn appear, ahtssld s i epportun ty occur of h.ivi a flufther a reasonable odds o i the following.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    240 8 In addit'on to a selection of newFiction the Back I works have beoa added _.'> Rafflf I L brary and w .1 be a..nln Me f: i on Sa.urdav May 10. at 9 am Ba.l io-Gi ohma (W. A) Sport ad Lfe i Was ti") Amerca and Brit
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    132 8 To-day. May 8 at 5.*5 p.m.—D-<ll Hall, "A" Coy. Lewis Gun. Voluntary Lewis Gun Instruction. 4 Drffl Hall, «'B" Coy. Lewis Gun, Voluntary Lewis Gun Inatrucs ti~n. Drill Hail, "C" Coy., Lewis Gun (Balestier) and Bayonet Fighting. To-morrow, May 9 at 5.15 p m.—Drill Hall, "A" Coy.
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    RUBBER AND SHARES.
    333 8 MACPHAIL AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Yesterday. The share market has continued dull since hast week and business has been on a restricted scale with interest chiefly centred in Industrials and Loans. Tin after two small rises has fallen away at the cose and has reached the
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    304 8 Singapore Yesterday. Genial—The continuous fal' in the p'ices of both Tin a"d P i,v »ber over he last week has effected ever, the most op imist c, ami the nel at'on to hold off s more marked han t er. As s usual in this
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    TIN AND RUBBER RETURNS.
    209 8 APRIL OUTPUT. Boustead Co., Ltd.. Agents: Buioh Kusao Rujbber Plantations Ltd. last mon:h 19,700 lbs; to;a to date 19,700 lbs. Gadfck Rubber Estaie Ltd., output last month 19 500 Lbs; total to date 87 000 .bs. Malakeff Rubber Co., Ltd., output last month. 20.000 Lbs; total
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      300 8 I FOOTBALL BOOTS I [5 (English Manufacture) I ALL SIZES IN STOCK. I I I Prices range from J5 00 ft) M.50» Obtainable from:j RAJA Co., 1 S 117, !Sorth Bridge Road, I SINGAPORE. j ISMAIL A. R A HEENL j The leading house in the Struts lot Highelan Jewellery
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1062 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange ar.d Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, May 8. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown, after name of company. Allugar 2a l\Q% Ajigio-Java 2a 2,3 Va Angio-Maiay 20s 2U
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    UNWANTED HUSBAND.
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      315 9 C. P. GOERZ'S j CAMERAS LENSES I ,< knowledged to be the best by all who use them. i t r w Shipment have just Arrived AT THE GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO. I NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Badminton^^, THE SEASON'S I EQUIPMENT j l\ Special Reduction. )l V ROSG CO., Ltd.,
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      728 9 Sun-Maid thevineyards in the world to choose from -British housewives prefer raisins from the San Joaquin Valley ===as=== nn o land is too r— "—Tj Not a grape is picked Sun-Maid Seedless Raisins grovj mkĔĔĔWt Nfar, or too -until a delicate test shows stones. Thev are plump, tender Utile titdifficult
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      80 9 FOODS FOR INFANTS fg| Made from the purest milk from the richest L^^^^H pastures of England, the Allenbuivs Fcxjs V are as easi'y digested as mother's milr. tAJfe.! fe* They are germ free, and are simply quickly prepared by the addition cl bciimg water only. < r W^liai^ Of all
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    572 10 Singapore, May 3. MEAT. Article. Pricee. c. Beef steak round kati 0.42 Beef stew or curry kati 038 Pork lean kati 0.60 Pork lean and fat (1st quality) kati 0.46 Mutton Indian kati 0.73 Mutton Australian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Fowl kati 0.50 Capons (Locailly reared) kati Hens
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      853 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST LTD. TO LET ON LEASE. Rubber and Cocoanut plantation at Ponggol. Full particulars. Apply persnally SALES Land and Houses Held weekly on Monday. Furniture Sundry Goods Held weekly on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. Pawnbrokers' Unredeemed pledges Held monthly. MORTGAGES ARRANGED Immediate attention assured. Account Sales promptly
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      28 10 FOR PRIVATE SALE. Nautical Instruments, comprising Barometers, TelescopeBinoculars— Sextant Compass Log Lines -and various Charts &c For turther particulars, apply to, Guan Kiat Co., Ltd. 35, Phillip Street.
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      427 10 STOP THAT LEAK Roofs of any kind made WATERTIGHT with "CARBO-LASTIC" SEMI-LIQUID ASBESTOS Roof Repairing Material MANUFACTURED BY The J. E. HARRIS Coy., Cleveland j! WRITE FOR Samples and Literature TO Sole Agents UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the S. S.) SINGAPORE. |Jriitggrs vl Style, Comfort, Value, and more—Ceeiness! i
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      244 10 Bnrnieg, Scalding Pains in Bladder WHAT THE SYMPTOM MEANS, AND HOW THS TROUBLE CAN BE CURED Scalding urine ia surely one ai the most painful symptoms of kidney ami bladder trouble that oaa be named. It is often difficult t<« trace the sauae of the trouble, but the symptoms are
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      258 10 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP^CWANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT pa«»* PORTS OF CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SHAVrnV, CE &fc YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRAYrr'cr/ 08 AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leave. Hongkong Arrives San F PRESIDENT PIERCE May 21 PRESIDENT WILSON June 4 JuQ e L] SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG
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      495 11 STEAMER SAILINGS fio britishIndia and apcar une (Companies Incorporated ia England.) SAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with Hi. Majesty's Government.) rWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS, fur Cnina Japan For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp. Due Leaves Tonnage Singapore Toaiiage Singapore 1924
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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 af Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang. Yangtsze ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      485 11 STEAMER SAILINGS > l\n% OF STEAMERS Moathly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calliag at Batavia, Sourabaya. Fie mantle, Adelaide. Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL* 5 AND SAILINGS. Data of Arrival Date of Departure 1924 1924 EURELIA June 17 Jure 19 For further particulars regarding freight Ac,
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      593 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 'NIPPON YUSFN KAFSHA) LONDON LINE. TONNAGE -DESTINATION' Katori Maru 10,000 Marseilles London Antwerr Mav IS Atsuta Maru 8 500 Marseilles London Antwerp May 27 Kashima Maru 10 500 Marseilles London Antwerp Tune 10 Hakone Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwerp June 24 Suwa-Maru 12 000 Harseilles London Antwerp July
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      421 12 SITUATION VACANT. I WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A Clerk for Office works and muit know typewri-iog Malay or Indian) preferred. Copies of testimonial. Apply No. 761 c o Malaya Tribune." l TO LET. No 94 Ojchard Read (compound house) as frcm Ut June 1924 and No: 97-3 Orchard Road (Shop house) immediate
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      536 12 PUBLIC NOTICES. The Exchange Banks wdl be closed at noon on Tuesday, May 13 Thursday, May 15 Race Meeting. Guan Kiat Co Ltd. of 35, Phillip Street, are prepared to undertake all orders for Sails, Awnings, and Flags of all descriptions, under the supervision of experienced Sailmakers. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Tha
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      493 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) a Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,407,811 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      538 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 Suleman Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Ralhiamat Palembang 16, Ilir Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London New York. San Franc'sco Batavia, Sourabaya Semarang Shanghai, Amoy, Pontianak,
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      498 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 £3,900,000 Reserve Liability" of Proprietors £3.000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate,' London E.C. Agencies and Brandl.ies. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Ilo lo
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      431 12 INSURANCE. 1 THE fBfJ SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OflScea: 2. Finlayton Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, 1st Fi©or, Banque del I:«do Ch'na Buildings. 1A. Malacca Street, iphone,
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      348 12 Don't Buy a CAMERA Until you have seen our C0NTESSA NE tTEL The Worlds Best. fitted With ZEISS TESSAS F 4.5 LENS The Singapore Studio Photo Cc Photographers 195, OBCdABD MAD, SlNfijtfH PHONE NO 389 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY.) Tel. No. 345 Editorial Dept. Tel. No.
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