Malaya Tribune, 9 May 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EYEING. DAILY. AND s SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XL -No. 109 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1924
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      87 1 ,i j i i »;t.;iiii;*iiimiiMiimif!!iiiiiin!»g KU;RLO j SOAP WAFERS FOR WOOLLENS r \M) FINE FABRICS WRITE FOR A I I FREE TRIAL 5 PACKET. 9* v iiam (i« ssaffe Sons, Ltd. rated in Englan%) 55, Kobinson Road. ■iIIl••l•' Mp** Il f lOC WHILST LIGHT LAGER BEER I Is the CHEAPEST
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      53 1 jriiiiiiniinitiiKininfntnfntntrmnjrifniiilini:! n »"w 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.,* f I Manufacturing Opticians j I 15, South Canal Road, Singip>re. 1 m New Shipment. 1 X HAY Frame CONQUEROR Frame 1 SINTEX Frame I SHELLTEX Frames I All above frames are the latest style E I and very COMFORTABLE I AND
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    THE PRESS.
    1287 2 BRITISH PREMIER'S TRIBUTE. **A FELLOW-JOURNALIST." Th? Prime Ministcf. was entertained at dinner by the London Press Club, and wfith him were Mr. Arthur Henderson (Home Secretary) and MrStephen Walsh (Secretary for War). Mr. Ram&ay Mac Donald deXverOd a sparkling after-dinner speech full of humour, ami expressing a deep
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    IN CEYLON
    199 2 BABY'S OWN TABLETS Are Used And Recommended By Many. Mr. J. M. Simon Perera of 1 Staff-s-id Gardens, Colombo, is one of the numerous people who can speak from experience of the efficacy of Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy for the ailments of infants anil little children.
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2306 2 THE SPRING RACE MEETING. (Urder S. R. A Rules of Raring.) Will be Held on Saturday, May 10. Tuesday, May 13. Thursday, May 15. Saturday, May 17. PROGRAMME. For the Information of Members Oniy. First Day, Saturday, May 10. 8 IHE STEWARDS PLRSE, PLAIE and STAKES— 2.15
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      386 2 Progress is Nature's Way The growth and healthy development of the child shows this in so many ways at first he is so helpless—soon he learns to crawl —then to walk —and later to run. In like way at the same time his mental powers and other faculties develop. Nature
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      186 2 AVOID PRICKLY HEAT by using AGNESIA" Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Manufactured only by MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Road, SINGAPORE PAUTAUBERGE'S SOLUTION With Hydrochloro-Phosphate of Lime with Creosote. EASILY ASSIMILATED BY THE STOMACH. Cjm nosed of pure Beech Wood Creosote and Phosphate of Line, i.e. cf an antibacillus which is highly
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    849 3 NEWS SUPPLEMENTING RFUTER'S CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges J PIRATE ACTIVITY IN HONGKONG. r Lordon, April 25.—The Hongkong correspondent of trie "Times" says that pirates continue to prey upon Chinese river steamers., but no mere British ships are attacked. *The Hongko g Government is assembling a fleet
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      377 3 I The Ideal Food for Infants. Instantly ready by stirring briskly in hot or cold water. No additional miik or cooking required. Of all Chemists Eazaars, i Manufactured by 'OPUCK'S MALTED MILK CO.. LOUGH, BUCKS,, ENGLAND. ~~r~ Style, Comfort, Value, and more—Coolness! TN buying Aertex garments, you obyf J I
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      337 3 Shampoo With Cuticura And Have Healthy Hair Regular shampoos with Cuticura Soap will keep the scalp clean and healthy. Before shampooing touch spots of dandruff and itching, if any, with Cuticura Ointment. A clean, healthy scalp means good hair. 8o<tp 1. MM It. 3d Ointment U. 3d udhU. Sol.l the
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      497 3 1 Jj >L 1 IT Mid-Stalk leaves only 1 j are used for 5rp(xpre$s II VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I] If These centrally grown leaves If k. are fne pic& o/ f/ie Virginia P P/anf cnJ a/one produce the perfect Cigarette Leaf j j 11 small in stalk and delicate ■S^UfcgLJ in
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    942 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By Felmar. "THE HOPE DIAMOND." This interesting sc-iial commences at ffce Gaiety Theatre to-night when .lie ficst ar.d stccnd episodes will be ehown. The story of these iW) -pisoiLs will app.ar an<j every change ct programme I shaftx:ve tne ct two
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      437 4 AMUSEMENTS. TO SEE 'SATURDAY NIGHT IS TO BE AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAR. at 9.30 To-Nigh t at 9.30. r e il Ti. Pe Mille's Greiteit fndiict'ou SATURDAY NIGHT. I A >tory of fashion, New York Life! Revt! an 1 love. "SfefJfe pleasures, its pains ĔLS jkW > its
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      287 4 AMUSEMENTS. Alhambra From Tuesday, May 6, to Sunday, May 11. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FP1ST NATIONAL PRESENTS Richard Earthelmess in I "Fury" IN 9 REELS. A highly dramatic tale of the sea rivalling, if not "surpassing anything Richard Barthelmess has
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      362 4 AMUSEMENTS 1* "gaiety" sIirina To-Night! At 8.30 p.m Sharp. w GRAND OPENING OF By MAY YOHE formerly Lady Frarei* Hope] he atary of the farm us jfwel and its peculiar mvsteri un uuwer. ALL BED HOT H IN 30 REELS. So hot that F piso ies oi.e and tmo itwMrtrg
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    AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    321 5 a pore Wed eeuay. •r (j iotat Diia recei-dexLi bei marke: deal- r k i ©a a scale with only a I business passing, r ihe most part co t roue good demand, a quick rded m Malayan tod up-c-ju:>try buying Loanta of ali issues are
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    154 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTA lONS. RUBBER. London.—ll Vid. L0ca1.—37% cents. TIN. L0nd0.i.—£224.0.0. Loc-1.—5114 50 peT picul 150 tons #sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambler $24.00 V Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 2D.50 M xed B.aca Pepper 17.00 Snndrled Copra 11 25 M sed lit 11 00 Sma
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    148 5 AJ A AJtil /lil II V*' U V/*% Tin. Taipings $1.15 to $1.20, No.-ths Si.05 to SI.10, Souths 97Vi c*nts to S Johans 39 to 41 Peeling's $1.27*4 to $1.30, 5Jawng Pets to $1.37*2, Lingaiis $4.15 to $4 30. Pengfc&Tens $11.40 to $11.70. V Rubbers —-Mentakabs
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    484 5 HOMEWARD BOU:?f). Th e following: paasengaan ar e procaechag to F.urope by the P. O. ss. "Kalvan" s i. '-g a 4 p.m., today Mr A. J. Howard Mr. T. B. Smith, Mrs. F roes, Miss N. Forbes M.s C Forces, ftf sa Forbes, Mr. M Her, Mr.
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    ARRIVED AT SINGAPORE.
    91 5 l\ r f'iv?:-Mr. ard Mrs. E. C loai d i f*l t, Mr L. Tal, Mr. A. L Saunders. Per Ka!y3n:—Mr J. Mylar, Mr. C. Hadlrup Mr. R W. WWtcomb, Mr. r N He phy, Mr. S. M Middlesbrook, Mr. arid Mrs. F. S. Lee Mr p
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      67 5 NOTICE. •n i j fc.ivrn tl at all atent Hcexc D< araia i t biic fr< in 1 p m. to < t tie following d, ye 15th Bi d lTth May, P 24. F. T. KINDFR, I tlal 11 K'i.eer. i, dog (*****) I ker.ee •<<•., Pelfur li ifawf
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      396 5 I THE GRAY CAR 1924 MODEL J 5 The Gray car has a reputation throughout the world and |Q the introduction of this car into the East has met with ffl enormous sales and unqualified success and satisfaction. g 3 The Gray holds the American Automobile Association's S certificate (copy
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      513 5 ORDINANCE No. 96 (Minor Officers) j Police ordars made u ider sestion 6 (4) J of Ordinance No. 99 (Minor Offences) for Regulation of Traffic on the Occasion on Races on the 10th, 13th 15th j and 17th May, 1924 at the j Race Course, SINGAPORE. L All vehicles except
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      188 5 mails close. to-day. may a Sa ma rang Soura- Melchior Treub 2 p.m 1 Reynst 2 p.m. a Samarang SouraManado _Maru 3 p.m. wtLtenham and Teluk 3 p.m. ♦Flying Dragoi 3 pjn. 1 >vvt ttenham,* Penang,* Said and (via Marseilles) KALYAN 3 p.m. ntary Mail by train to akinit mail»
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    127 6 DEATHS. WONG.—On May 2 1924 a; his residence No. *>2l North Bridge-road Mr. Wonjj Chin Tong. at the age of B5 yea is. Father of Mr. Wong .-•:<. W Ter.g and father-irtdaw of Messrs. M< Swee Son a::d Chin Khong. He leaves a wuoV>w, a son
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    PUBLIC DECEIVED?
    881 6 The departure f r Horns of the 1 Dtputy Chairman of the Imp Yemen: Trust. Captain K. P. Etiehard is a re minder that there is such a thing as a echosae for the improvement of the lay-out and the orderly control of the development of this city.
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    252 6 Lesions in Sanitation. Some ingenious aW'cea for teach: g sanitation to the masse? were described at a recent meeting in Bombay One speaker said he had collected huge audiences by carrying through the streets a gigantic model of the insect or animal responsible for the spread of
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    INTERESTING DEBATE.
    248 6 ACADEMIC TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE. With the Rev. W. Murray, M.A„ in the c.iair. an interesting kJebate on the subject of "which is more valuable: Academic Trairin/r or Experience was-bed last evening at the Chinese Christian Association Hall, Prinsepstreet, ti.Ae speakers baing MGfesrs. Tan Kay 800 and Chan Kok
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    599 6 Mail-- fr m Europe, (London mails despatched April 17) ex P. and O. Kaahgar, Will arrive by fain t -night. <\>: respondent-.' will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.30 a.m. tomorrow. Mr. Evans of Kotabelu'i and Mr. So.:el of Rtv.au Lave made a .successful secant of
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    BIG FINANCIAL LITIGATION.
    1058 6 CHAIRMAN'S ALLEGED FRAUD. HEARING CONCLUDED AND JUDGEMENT RESERVED. The continued hearing of the action in which the Eastern Mining; and Rubber C.mpa.ny are suing Mr. Poey Keng Seng, formerly director Ol the company, for $4i3,01)0 for aneged secret piofit made by the defenoknt on the purchase of
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    NASTY
    61 6 CONDUCTOR ar. 1,1 s Mll.hli A collision betnei i a avotor bus in ad last n'g. t rssulied i' > the H kLn bus cum' c l n H fracture of the th other Chir c v. i o c sitstai* a J! H ard the ti- r a
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    MOTOR
    369 6 (From Our o*n Com Whii, rUliag a moor terday c veni g. manage- Ta jjj Bivxtiey, ma a Su L tate wh., was passing took the a> I jurad man o the 1 found deans bad statrfaneous. The d cea d Ed his passage for Hon to have sa
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      454 6 I SPECIAL OFFER jjj 1 I GENUINE ARMY I I FIELD GLASSES I Coirplete with leather Sling Cases cj B_ I t*~ jjftjl These high grade binoculars have p ll||y|* j been purclased from the British jjj rr.mcnt 'disposals board at [jj r>i("i')n of their original co.-t. [jj .:ch binocular,
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      67 6 WHAT INTFRESTJ Wrt. S®T u ,a.* Public D ccived r Interesting Peh?t.* Bl.r Fta«ocS»l Litig*ti< Notes ard Comm t Assizor Hollar 1 ar.d Ru- i a Polit'cs in Ami r n Disarmament The B'l l.'iet Cheaper anil Better n*' 1 2 The Press Ahead of the Mat' 4 Stare and
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      168 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May. 9. Higih Tides.—0.43 a.m. 1.59 p.m. Dutch homeward mail leaves. P. and O. homeward mad leaves. Football: Sussex vs S.R.C., S.C.C. Boxing: Key vs. Makatangay. Happy Valley, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, May 10. High Tildes.—1.15 a.m. 2.46 p.m. P. and O. outward mail
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    POLITICS IN AMERICA.
    164 7 HEATED DEBATE ON IMMIGRATION. JAPANESE EXCLUSION OPPOSED. Reuter. Washington message says that iti( n introduced by Senator in the Senate provides the i hment of a world court at the jj l£ r f w hich Amer'ca would be t composed of s xteec judges 1 h\
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    PORTUGUESE BI-PLANE CRASH.
    50 7 Reuter. I of the Por uguese bi- MI duo to dam ge as. Lieutenant Csptsis Pa a was and the Mechan c is bruises.—Reuter. T. i .ucueie aeroplane is report- i ha.-f t iashed at P per in Jodh- ~u\ message from Allahabad, a wfr f uninjured.—Reuter.
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    AMERICAN CONSUL'S DESIRES.
    26 7 R< v X smih, the new I at Xewcast'e called and expressed h m- rate helpful h Britain and the United States. -Renter.
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    SENTENCE OF DEATH.
    36 7 i provincial court of EkatecinoF av 1 a.-- condemned to death four exih;» Denikin-Wra.ngel v y.ere alleged* to be ccnw..h an;i-revo!ut*onary asso:>r< ad after the civl war, have k l.ed many Soviet officaV—Router.
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS.
    49 7 Reuter. I lei t :nds that the Cabiee( ..at- n ached a dodisioin on Empire I at the time and method of 1 g the decision will be left r 'i Wireless Committee. ood that the deciaoa 1 iiia n 1 nes of the Donald report,— Reuter.
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    FRANC SPECULATION.
    42 7 Reuter. ipoodsat of Lt Matin says that forty f i ures are I as a result cf speculation in Two very mportani banks i 500 m liicn francs. Some others asked Goevrnment to de them over the'r d ffi- Router.
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    THE RUHR MINES.
    33 7 Reuter. to a cable •Pc ioa nUthorit'es announce tti acs under their control are d by h e Ruhr mining dsMe. 1 nti !i,r. men iie already de n Cologne.—Reuter.
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    MOSCOW CENSUS.
    20 7 Reuter. la tc-st census returns show the Population of Moscow is 1 511 025 in--'i v.? 76,171 Jews.—Reuter.
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    HOLLAND AND RUSSIA.
    259 7 NEGOTIATIONS END IN FAILURE. "CANNOT GO FURTHER." Reuter. A commur/que issued at the Hague lays the responsibility for the failure Russo-Dutch negot'at'oas in Berl n upon the Russ ars who under the most-favoured-natioa clause refused to grant Holland .dvantages accorded to other nations who reeogn'sed her. The
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    153 7 TOKIO. Wednesday. The final positions of the candidates estimated by the authorities are: —220 Selyukai, 255 263 40 Zit.sugyo Doshikai (Business Men's Urrion) aril. 210 Independents. According to the prasunsption of tite M nistry of Interior, the results of the elections wl'II be that SeiyuHanto is to be
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    173 7 Owners and Masters of Shipp ng are requested to keep their Vessels 2& cle;r of the range as possible during the Heavy Gun Practice, which sMI take place from th e undermentioned Forts on the dates sated below commencing a: 8 0 a.m. A Red Flag wll
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    A CHINESE APOLOGY.
    73 7 Chong Oy, an aged Chinese arretted by Government narcotic agents, stood before Judge B.cdso* in Lea Angele» for trial "D> you speak English at all" the court inquired. "Well s r," the Ch'naman repl-ed "my mercantile and business pursuits among my own countrymen have taken up so
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    DISARMAMENT.
    148 7 HOUSE OF COMMONS DEBATE. THE DOCKYARDS QUESTION. Reuter. The desirability of a policy of disarmament cn the on e hand and the provision) of equipment of dockyards on the o her hand were the main po nt& debated on the naval estimates in the House of Commons yesterday. The
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    236 7 SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST EUROPEAN. The two Chines, WAlnen named Yap Ah Seng and Wong A.I Yong who I are v !atcr\day charged with being in po session of 72 forgd $5 notes and 90 counterfeit coins respectively, were each sentenced to a year's imprisonment after the jury's verdict
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    THE LATE MR. VAN SOMEREN.
    115 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Yesterday. The funo.ral of the late Mr. W. V. L. Va l Sairer-e: was at ended by a record gather ng. nearly a thousand people boi:g present, includng the Res do.it* Cou."tailior. The Bunas'tan Company of the Volu.i eors provided
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    CONSTANT CHANGING OF COURT OFFICIALS.
    146 7 The following resoluiion was passed at a meeting of Ihe F.M S. Bar Comnv'ttae held on May 1:— Resolved theft, fc< 'uhe opin ion of this Committee, frequent changes in the officers holding the sppo n.men s of Ofßc'ai Aj&sagwse, Pubic Tiustee, Colloetor of Samps.
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    ATTACK ON PROSTITUTE.
    73 7 (From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Yesterday. At Suttt£t{ Be-,i c:i Tuesday n ght a Ctttfen* man a kged to have attacked a Cbfneae wt>mar,< prosti/.ute with a poekei- knife, xtfte: wands turning he knife or?ih msc f. The WOBUVI died i "last night v.hej-e the man
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    THE BUDGET.
    193 7 VOTE OF CENSURE. MR. BALDWIN'S MOVE. Reuter. In the House of Commons Mr. Ciynes, n anncuicing that Mr. Baldwin's mo ion ment oned on May 5, will be taken on M:y 43, said that al hough the met on was not couched n the ord'nary terms, the Government
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    DUKE OF YORK AS HIGHLANDER.
    518 7 SCOTS NEVER WITHOUT QUORUM. The Duke of York as the Ear. cf Inverness attended 141 st anniversary festival dinner of the High and Society of London at the Hotel Cecil in mad week. H s Royal Highness, who wore Iliuhlar.d dress, claimed by lineage ar.d
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    102 7 To-div May 9 at 515 p m —Dr 11 Hall. "A" Coy. Lewis Gun, Voluntary Lewis Gun Instruction. Drill Hall. "B" Coy. Lews Gun, Vo'untary Lewis Gun Instruction. «Dri'l Halt, "C" C y. Lewis Gun, Platoon Drill and Musketry. Drill Hail S. R. A. (v.), Gun Drill.
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    CHEAPER AND BETTER FOOD.
    977 7 SMOKING OF FISH AND SMOKE HOUSES. After making a genera! survey of the fisheries aril the filling village* of tne varous parts of Maaya. it comes to me as surprising that M 1 tilt attcnt on ..as been paid to the sroking of fish—a f >rm
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    35 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. IG3 -/pial to $100. The rate of payment «f Money Orders from India and Ceylcn is Rs. 168 equal to $100.
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      250 7 1 BEARDMORE SEMI-ROTARY WING PUMPS. 11 RELIABILITY. J J A Minimum of Working Parts 1 All Bcardmore Semi-Rotary Pumps arc fitted with I j I screwed pipe flanges and are thoroughly tested before I despatch. 1 jM Complete accessibility for repairs by I p A removing cover without disturbing I
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    106 8 FOOTBALL. YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. S.CC. II BEAT HARLEQUINS. The S. C. C had a fairly easy victory over the Harlequaei yesterday afernoo in the .second d vision of the Singapore Football League, beatNSg hem by three goals to ml. The Club opened he score wiihin the firs ft
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    SECOND DIVISION MATCHES.
    110 8 The game in the second div sion of the S. '.lapore Football Association League betweer the St. Joseph's 0»d Boys the Royal Sussex Regin. resulted in a vcvory for I he former by one goal to n 1. The sold ers shewed up well at the very
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    THE LEAGUE TABLE.
    90 8 SECOND DIVISION. P V\ L. D. F. A. Pis. Sus- x I l 0 14 8 R K. 2 2 0 0 (5 0 -4 S .1 O B. 2 2 ii 0 4 0 4 S. F A II. 2 1 ii 1 4 2 3
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    S.R.C. vs. ROYAL SUSSEX.
    57 8 The following will play for the S. R C vs Royal Sussex to-day on the S. C. C. ground:—E O ive'ro; E. G. WheatSey, D C de S tuza; N. de Silva. W. A. Ae-ia L. A. Rappa; L. Gammefl, V. C. Wee erhou W. Llngard
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    83 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Data 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.G A. S.C.C. 15 S C F.A. v. Sussex S.R C. 19 R.G.A. v. Malay F. T. SCC. 21 S.R.C.
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    GOLF.
    247 8 JKLPPEL CLUB. Th- foflcwir.g are ,he teams for the match between the Keppel Golf Glob and the Singapore Golf OTeh on Sunday, at Keppel lints. Kef/pel player- merv fixajt: 9.0u W. Hedrie and F. C. Sewart vs. R. L. L. Braddell and F. Harris i 905 H. Irving Jor.es
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    YACHTING.
    112 8 v T u J f jl nvi Koy-'l S '-graporc Yacht Club arran-yy mmi are announced. Or, Sunday the seco.d of th-e sorioa of rae s for the Vice-C wranodo c 1921 ChaHenge Cup wi';! be sa Led foe oyer he new e'ub course. Staaftiaz torn at ia a
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    BOXING.
    69 8 KEY—MAKATANGAY TO-NIGHT. Bat Ing Key. l ghtwelght champ.un of Malaya, mcc s tne Fd:p< o M. Makatangay over ten lounds at the Happy VaLey ring o-righ:. Key has been keepi <g up h s cor.d.tion and with Maka arg ye) respectabl? record the fignt snould be most interesting. If
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    SAMMY CHAPMAN INTERVIEWED.
    770 8 Ben Tracey the form dable Australian hgtuwe gh who is now in ngapore looking for woik, hs with him as ma.iager and traaer a most interesting personal ty aij Sammy Chapman. Sammy has a most genial dsposi.icn ar.d tne tales he-has to teli of the box ng
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    TURF.
    297 8 NOTES FROM THE COURSE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The Course a Vows gaol going and it would have been mpossible to have more favourable co id t ons -ha. those that obta r.ed a. th* track this morning, for giving the fi.ial spri ts to th2 competing 1 horse.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    52 8 ANOTHER RESIGNATION. A Philadelphia message says tha. Ca"! F ssher. in er-e.olleg'ate champion, who baa bee writiog news- paper articles on tennia and other sports to dejfray h a college expejnsea has resigned his membership of the Olympic and Davis Cup lawn team's teams owing to Uhe player-wrier
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    94 8 SINGLES HANDICAP SEMIFINAL. Hamilton and C. E. Wi .ter met in the remaoing semi-final of the Singles Handicap of the S. C. 0. Tourr<ament yes erday to dec de who should meet Klenman, the S. C. C. Champ on the final rcxt Friday. Winter was right off form
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    113 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Mixed Doubles. F. Ephrumus ard F. J. Rappa beat A. E. Coelhc End J R- Rodriguez o—3,0—3, 6—3. hampio.'ahip. N. E. Ess beat C A. Norris 6-3. 6—4. It. Single Handicap (Final). E. Olive no boat A. Mowe B—6. 5—7. 7—5. TO-DAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. H.
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    220 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Ladiea' Championship Single*. Miss Waliie bt&t Mrs Marsh 1— £-4, 6—l. Mss David beat Mrs. Sedw'ek 6- 1. 6— 0. Mixed Doubles "B" Class. Mrs. Gilmour a d H. L. Hoaking beat M ss M les ar.d Mr. Hedley 6—3, 7— 5. Mrs Guy Ste\e .i
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    117 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A. Single Handicap. Che rg Chee Hai Scr. beat Teo Keng Teow owe G. 6—3 6—2 Cheong Chee T g ow e 12 teat Oh Jitt Siang ow. 12 C—4, 7—5. B. Single Handicap. Yap Ah Chuan vs Wee Ghee Cheong unfin shed. Chew Keow Bock
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    113 8 Ent-y Sheets far the Champ.onship a.*l 4 'A" a-.d "B" Classes Sing'es H? nd cap of th<; Y. M. C. A. have bee: pjsted on the not l ce board i;i the Associa<fcion. Members wigh'ng to on er are requ«9 Did to na.e that entr es for both
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    105 8 S.R.C. vs. INDIAN ASSOCIA- TION. The fottowfcg will play for the S R C. vs. Indian Assoc laiio.n on Saturday ton the SRC. ground:—R. l B-urtels. G. Armstrong, S D. Gaud*r, W. P. Car egy. H. G. Sack, M. G. Awihoraiez, L. Campbell; C. A. Pomna- father, H. Gelistan,
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    66 8 Reuter. The South Africans scored 6 runs tn tftJeir match against Derbyshire when heavy rain Intervened, and*.play was far the day. Yorkshire defeated Glamorgan by ai innings and 177 runs. Yorkshire compiled 275 and Glamorgan replied wii-h 48. In their follow-or. Glamorgan scored 50. K Iner captured 4
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