Malaya Tribune, 21 May 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY, Vol. Xfe No. 119 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 1924.
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      192 1 KURLO RASHES j WITHOUT j SHRINKING m m mrM igc Sons, Ltd. I t ted in England.) i I i l I I I liiillllHllllllllllllllirUWW III" WATFORD •MAGNETOS j aßflKf CYLINDER, j Right and Left hand jj United Engineers Limited, I < Incorporated in the S. S.) X Electrical Department,
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      260 1 AVOID PRICKLY HEAT by using "AGNESIA" Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Manufactured only by MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, Battery Boad, SINGAPORE. iiiiuiiiHiiiiiiiiUHiiiiMiininininriinniiiiininiiihiiifiniHH THE ROBINSON PIANO* COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From 122.50 Ukulules From£ 12.00 Bass Dros 30 inch. SSO.CO I Kay Flutes From
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      174 1 lii i i. i i a i 0 i n i i i i i i i. r» THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., Manufacturing Opticians 1 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. I New Shipments: X BAY Frame I CONQUEROR Frame SINTEX Frame I SHELLTEX Frames I All above frames are the
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    MCKENNA REPORT.
    2659 2 GERMAN CAPITAL ABROAD. The following h the report of the second [McKenna] Conrmttee of Experts. Ia pursuance of a decision of the Reparation Commssico of November 30, 1923, we were created a Committee to consider the means of estimating the amoun; of German exported capital and of bringing
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      532 2 KWmWbWr for the bites of inosquitos, spiders, ants, sandflies, scorpions. etc. application of Zam-Buk is instantly cooling and soothing. It removes poisonous matter, suMues smarting irritation and Those painful disfiguring rashes, sores and swellings, brought on by the aud the soothing herbal essences will speedily comfort and heal \n:r skin
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      162 2 IN THE COILS OF RHEUMATISM. A man's most valuable oossessicn is time. Rheumatism is the thief of time. It robs the sufferer of minutes and hours and days and nights and weoks, months, or years of happiness and useful work. No man can call bis time his own while h
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      403 2 Sugar and all things f I j'HE sugared delights is the most pleasant and tne efficient dentifrice procurable. in IHI tempting: delicacies «n_-i i i r.u r Whilst the teeth are sound -Jk* V or the confectioner, j,. c I JJ the delights or the table can the sweet luxuries
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    NERVE-WEAKNESS.
    187 3 How to Remove and Prevent it. "The symptom* of n. rye-exhaus-tion," writes a distinguished physician in the "London Medical Times,'' "comprise the whole extended gamut of all the manifestations of nervous dieease. The wandering thought, the headache, and the depression, the mental and moral wrakness in its every form,
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      420 3 Capsules J antiseptic is M/i k can result. Wk ,n m<nd them. > Warmth without Heat; Coolness without Chill. Cv really hot days, when 1 c coolest of cool drinks .ails. Aertex will keep "^B^S^A t 1S U unusual construction of /tL jP ■"^I^B Vertex that guarantees this cool- /--LU
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      87 3 "GET ON OR GET UNDER." Efficiency 1* the key-n tc of succec-b and to be efficient the m r.d must be aii'cirt and the body in perfect working order. Pink ttes, used whe-. necessary, are a great ad to 'efficiency because t >ey prevent ar.d d spel constipation, ban sh
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      402 3 GUTIHURA HEUSI C&OIIEMA Over Arms, Hands, Face, Neck. Irritation Intense. "Whin my little daughter was five years of age eczema broke out all over her arms, hands, face and neck. The irritation was intense and she kept us awake at night by her constant scratching. We had to take her
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      395 3 Usenubbucks 1 Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., 5M avoid the heavy cost of renewals. |a It is more than ever imperative to saftguard w your property by constant care in the matter II Ijjm i of paint —the one defence against the $il though ravages of time, blistering suns
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1256 4  -  "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY." SUCCESS ACCOMPANIED BY RESPONSIBILITY. By "Fermar." In many instances it seoms, even a crown of glory may have its ccca.- i.onal thorn. Although toe g:Jd ia intrinsic value and its burnished surface nay dazzle the eye. too fact remans that many obligations go with
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      365 4 AMUSEMENTS. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY For Two Nights Only EMPIRE BENNY LEONARD The Lightweight Champion oi the World in THE EVIL EYE The Greatest Serial of all times All 30 Reels in One Night. Show Starts at 7 p.m. Ali Seats at Half Price. First Class 50 cts. Third Class 15
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      246 4 AMUSEMENTS, Alhambra From Sunday, May 18, to Friday, May 23 j Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News, Under Two Jags 1 Reel Pathe Comedy B P. SCHULBERG PRESFISTS Barbara La Marr David Bulter, Richard Tucker, Betty Francisco in Poor Men's Wives In 7
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      275 4 AMUSEMENTS ADOLPh ZUKOQ PPE/ENT/A Stop Look Listf* 111 GEORGE FITZMAURJCE n PRODUCTION I 21 £j j221 23 j Vnyf GEOBGK w h NIGHTS A l|k For Three Nights Only FIVEofGoo-ge "7abhs EXPEDIENCE SHSSS RICHARD BARTHELME// ji picture 25 Reels HUPt iilfcifiUNU bfcKlftL Episodes 3 audi SATLHDAV bit m Seeoed .-h
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    ORIENTAL JUBILEE.
    210 5 h of he Oriel n.al ity I fe Assurance i their Company's sth instant at a Lumpur. Taeve gathering of s medical ex-well-WMMVOt at •i n the occasion. ere served ,l ad up photo tak?n Swee, of Messrs I* Y. LuL, o:.<e of t«he yes. spoke of onp
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    BOY ASSOCIATION.
    32 5 D I ng May 25. I -2 Band Pracat 5.15 pm. i v 24—Comb ned Par- 8, at 430 p.m. i> Orders as issued "Wnsgjj j-g^ FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    149 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London.—lOd. Loc.J.—31% cen. s. TIN.* London.—£2ol.o.o. Local.—slol per picul 200 tons ■old. PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* Gamble: $32.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Whi.e Pepper 27 75 Mixed Black Pepper Sundr'ed Copra 1125 *Mixed Copra 1100 llioi) Small Flake Tap oca 10 25 Med.
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    ETLIN AND CO S REPORT.
    143 5 T;r. —Taipings $1.09 to $1.12%. Norths $1.05 to $1.08, Souths 87 to 90 cents, J.hars 29 to 31 cents, Petalinsa $118 0 $121 Nawng Pets $1.30 to $1.35, Linguis $3.90 to $4. Pcngkaier.s SlO to $10.30 Rubber:—Mentakabs 13 to 15 cents, Ulu Benuts 13 to
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    SUBORDINATE CIVIL SERVICE.
    311 5 ANNIVERSARY OF ASSOCIATION. The members of the Subordinate Cv l Service Assoc-'-ion attended n strong force at the Ta< jong Khu Government bungiow on 'Sunday .o celebrate the t.n versay cf their Assoc a/on. An e.njoy be programme of sports and the gen ral mcc.ing w s
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    120 5 Pe«r Me'tchior Treub:—Mr. W. Main dersßMl, Mr. C. J. Crster, Mr. W. Sdbotte, Mr. S. E Jut a Mrs. Johaimis, Mr H. A. Soeratie. Mrs. Patrice, Mr. J X Gwimmei Mr. and Mrs. Tauss; g Ms E V. Wal'is Mr. 9t. John Bnaddelt Mns. L. Newton. Mr F.
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    53 5 Ac 1 on taken at mea ing of Comm ttee No 5 held on May 16:— Decided to repud ate lufciltr.for damage c used by fire at Tebrau ES DecTded to take no act on in the ma ter of supply'ng consumers of gas, water and electricity with
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      683 5 JR. H. NAVAL BASK, SINGAPORE. Plant For Sale. Offers are i.vited for the purchase of plant including Loco Cranes, fi ing frames and Hammers, Winch, Steam Pumps, Boilers, Hand Pumps, Rail Presses Hydraulic Wheel Press, Planing Machines, Lathe, Air ompressor, Drilling Machines. Der ick Crane, Electric Motors, 3 No. 50
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      514 5 NEOTESTIN The Latest gland treatment f >r sex lal Insufficiency, neurasthenia, loss of memory, lack of strength and energy As supplied to the leading b ,xers in Malaya. 2 weeks treatment $5.00 5 weeks (full course) 10.00 STANDARD PHARMACY, 3.6, North Bridge RoaJ. ANGLO FRENCH DRUG HOUSES Ltd. 2, Victoria
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      261 5 ■imiiwiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiitiiMiiin^ THE ANSWER TO THE OUTSIDE PAINTING li PROBLEM. f ZfNOLIN has revolu- rj w\l r\j fVT tionized outside painting AIIiNvIJLIIN but costs less for the ready a 44 Araold-izsd Ziac Paiat for use gallon than the j I A patented process by which gallon of White Lead I I
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      289 5 mails close. TO-DAY, MAY 21. *Menta 2 p.m. pa.i» lantan., Patand, liajii-n and I'rachastipolfl 2 p.m. Bat K 3 p.m. Mu-ar* Ma- 1 11 \> >in Whatt Soon 3 p.m. e i.am 1'enan* -Ipoh 3 £-m. Medusa 3 p.m. i Oje-bd.lt >h of Sarawak 4 p.m. S.agen, Koia k l'apan
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    37 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. The funeral of the late Mr. Wong Chin Teng will take place on the 22nd May li>24. at 11 am at 324 North Bridge Road. Singapore to Bi na Vista Road Cemetery.
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    DEATH
    58 6 TAN—The death occur re i yest Tday at 3 35 p.m. at No. (»3 Cuppage Road of Mr. Tan S\v. e Iwe, aged G2 years b.i' ved falser of Messrs. Tan Boon Kiah aud Tan Y ng of the Sze Hai Tong Ba:«k and th? Net hi rands Iniia
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    SHALL RESTRICTION FAIL?
    1073 6 I Rubber at thirty cent; —nine-peaaj three-'farth ngs in London! It is cer.airdy no: a t me'"»"for drifting. I t Yet th t ti what s happening ;o th? j chef industry if Malaya. At freI j quent intervals fcr senv. months we j h ye urge:!
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    175 6 Mr. Charles Harry has arrived to join the staff of the F. M. S. Electrical Department. Mr. A. E. Baddeley arrived in Penang from Singapore on Saturday morning by the Ekma. o Lady Shaw ard Miss Shaw, who have been spend ng three weeks at Brastagi, have returned to Singapore.
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    DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
    882 6 PLAINTIFF LOSES CASE. The case of the dissolut on of partnership of an eaiirg-stall 1 ce.nse-bus-ness at Elle.vborough Market, which had been postponed, came up for argume.it yesterday morning before the Chief Justice, 'Sir Walter Shaw, n the Supreme Court. Mr. J. G. Campfbell represented the pi
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    17 6 [We do not necessarily endow» th« opinions exp r ie>s««d by correspondents-.] f
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    Religious Propaganda.
    377 6 Sir. —One of the Chr aiian missions bias opened an i op„i1 air e nema o l a vacant p ece of la d in Lorong 15 Gaylang. There they shew pictures of Jesus Christ (on Whom be pec.ce) and of hnaveo and hell an J o her
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    TWO SINGAPORE INQUESTS.
    279 6 MOTOR FATALITIES. The inquiry ?no ihe death of a Cn nese boy who was kn.-ck.d down ar.d kliod by motor-bus 3617 n S~ eg e-road, on Tuesday aft err, oo WB3 concluded before Mr. Bour«, the City Coroner, yesterday. After hearing the evidence of the Chinese dr
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    30 6 From' China and Japan by s I Plassy, due Singapore 4 p.m. bo-day. From Europe (London mails des-r>-.l«hed May 1) by ba More*, due Penang 6 a.m> to-morrow.
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    188 6 Mr. Roland untitled returned yesterday morning from a visit to Java. o Tbe Msfay Mail unders ands that the offic al opening cf the Jd ore Causeway wid takj place en the 28th mst. Q The Rev. J. H. McKew. Chaplain to the Forces, 'has be«n errantcd a nvonth's leave.
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    OLD REFFLESIANS.
    413 6 PROGRESS OF IN FIRST 1 7,N The hr ,t of numbers of Association wi I be Ha.., Raffles h -t day, of May 28, a A The repor; of the year eoddj er follows: The G nd bice augural general follows:—Prealdei Sang; Vice Pr bmai vice p re
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    PRAWNS AND untitled
    155 6 CTRIOLS CASK [Hi SI PiBM COURT. The Chief Ju.<wv <: v..-.* beard an unusu i cast S.. CoUrt thi> nor lg. 1 S r K and Tan A!i M n, sued H claiming: $5,000 f < r r :f prestcutcn Mr. Zai for the pla'ntiff and M
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    WHAT INTERESTS YOU?
    78 6 gg SoFnzV. Restriction Fail Two S.ngapore Inquests Dissolution of PaD n r hip Praama arid Litigat a o Rafficaim Letters to the Edi 11 is Deaft Batt e Labour and Cji ni > y d J Russ.-a ajaka for -i Loa Ex-Miner aa a R ei I
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      455 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd. jj S (Incorporated n the Straits Settlements.) C ill 1 The "Stafford-j I Mackintosh. I fy w Made cf Double Texture TwiH I pfys Paramatta in a neat olive E IV shade. Open Collar which can jj be worn closed to the throat I r j
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      140 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 21. High Tides. —0.21 p.m. 11.49 p-.ni. To-morrow, May 22. High Tide. —1.5 p.m. St. Andrew's Medcal Mission "At Home" 4 30 p.m. Lodge Eastern Ga e, 6 p.m. Friday, May 23. Tides. —0.31 a.m. 1.54 pan. P. a d O. Outward
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    RUSSIA ASKS FOR A LOAN.
    186 7 N 0 GOVERNMENT <;i ARANTEE. agfiIPATHETIC TO PRIVATE LOAN." Reuter. qu issued by the I lonf n nee states that egaticn has h r.ded the i n a memorandum m ted that if Britain will Ho atioo of a' long term mil d'vote a lumo
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    FRANCE AND JAPAN.
    104 7 ft 491 tED comm«€lalJ||! m NTIOX. Reuter. ftieg vms th*prtss ar.n. racing ft« i• pr i mir ary F c c. nnu .c'al gg^rven- us incort»ect by a fuf i m i.i •*i 3 atemrot, which i ich Government has M Merlin to coj*, ir. v Befert
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT
    135 7 Reuter. a:-r;vt i at Shanghai yeS'erdav. and ng 0 r. the golf:<!'d travell ng at a low speed with bunker and smashed •k*' ta 1 end of the fuselage. a ar.d propeller were '-imaged. Do's-y inf:rmed u r s that h cor.sequenJy dd no- con'.-i i a
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    PHOTOGRAPHS BY TELEPHONE.
    52 7 Reuter. a r w P' ocess cf electr'cal transr" i the American Telephone and u *aph Company yesterd y suc.u y sent to New York from and, Oho fifteen photographs 'j- urs. The p ctures were five y 'Hin i.ehts and were perfect or reproduction in the
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    EX-MINER ON A ROYAL THRONE.
    172 7 OVATION. OPENING OF SCOTTISH CHURCH ASSEMBLY. The ex-mir.er Mr. James Brown in the scarlet uniform of a Depuiy Ireuten nt of Ayrsh re was ovated by the populat or. at Edinburgh yesterday when he drove in the royal carriage from Holyrood through decorated streets to
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    SOLDIERS' BONUS BILL.
    158 7 NEWSPAPERS SCATHING CRITICISM. "A CASE OF COURAGE FOOLS." Reuter. New York newspapers are unanimous in c naemning the Soldiers Bonus Bill estimating that it entails t.'he expenditure of about four billion d:;llam and opens the way to numberless further demands and largesses for the biriefit cf special
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    DUBLIN CORPORATION.
    118 7 LACK OF EFFICIENCY. Reuter. The Free Sta e Local Government Ministry has reported th:t the efforts of ir.d-vidual members of the Dubl n Corporation to secure art' tffic ent and economical management of the c ty's bus'ness are unavailing in the absence of support from the majority. Effie'ent
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    AGRICULTURISTS CONFER.
    75 7 Reuter. A cable from Rome ys that the Congress of Agr cultur s.s of ever three hundred of the wor d's prom nemt agr •Qul'iur sts has concluded It adopted a proposal to establish an intern tional society of agricultural science w'th headquarters at a& nterr.a .i'onal ii.at'tuta
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    CAWNPORE TRIAL ENDS.
    34 7 Reuter. The trial of lh 2 accused at Cawnpore has concluded. All ware sentenced to four years' imprisonma it. It is undeistood appeals will be preferred 1.0 iho High Court. Reuter.
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    LABOUR AND UNEMPLOYED.
    107 7 POSSIBLE DEFEAT TO-MORROW. TORIES DEMAND DRASTIC AMENDMENTS. Reuter. Opponents of the Unemployment Insurance Bill :n the House of Commons de-el red yesterday that it is an extended dol c system ard h.s not advanced the unemploymen; schemes wh eh it had been expected Government had cut and
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    AMERICA'S NAVY.
    165 7 DEMAND FOR INCREASED STRENGTH. BELOW HER PROPORTION. Reuter. Mr Butler Cha rraa: of the Naval Commi teo has advised ihe House of Rcpiese i.at yes th t at least (150 000 COO must be expanded ca the navy :f it was to equal the strength cf .he Br't'sh
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    MALAYA AT WEMBLEY.
    40 7 KING AND QUEEN VISIT PAVILION. Reuter. Their Majee'ias in touring t'.ie Empire Exhibition visited the Malayan section where, three picturesquely dressed Malayans came forward, beariv trays \V. h cost y fabric and a salver gcng as prese.'j}—Reuter.
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    DIPLOMATIST DEAD.
    33 7 Reuter. The de.th has occurred of Sir William Edward Goschen the dls.nguished diplomat st, son of the late Mr. W. E. Goschen the eminent financier and Chancellor of th e Exchequer
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    SWEDISH CREDIT.
    31 7 Reuter. The Now York National City Bank has .arranged with the Swed sh National Deb; Office for one year, for a rsvolvixg credit of $225.000 000 for Sweden —Reuter.
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    MR. WOODS RESIGNS.
    24 7 Reuter. An- American nrssage s ys that Mr. Cool dge has accepted the resignation of Mr. Woods, Amb ssador at Tokyo.—Reuter.
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    THE NEW WORLD ATTRACTIONS.
    85 7 CLEVER MALAY DANCES. The ooeras end othor attractio as at the 'Tasar Malam" New Word are drawing large crowds n'ght'.y; the Cty Opera in particular b.'ng well patronised. A fea. ure of Saturday night's programme was a rangg't \g compct-tV'' Mr. Low Elm Swee, reputed to
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    24 7 Dr. D. untitled, successer to the late Dr. Timothy R'chards, of the Christian Literature Society of China is a passenger on board the Plassy.
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    THE DEATH " RATTLE ?
    1878 7 THE DEATH RATTLE FEEBLE DRIFTING OF RUBBER. METHOD OF RESTRICTION AT FAULT. 1 A Cali to the Industry. (To the Editor, "Malay Mai") Sir, —Is it the dealh-rattie? Are, we tt of a great Indus!' ry To-day I am offered, spot, for my robber 8d a lb. Pr ces have
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    FLOODS IN KUALA LUMPUR.
    165 7 After a long Interval, flocd'ng was experienced n Kuala Lumpur en Saturday evtr.'ng as a result of he he vy rainstorm whch began bout 3 p.m. and continued till ls-te at n got. The police alarm was given three t'mes. warring res cents of the possbil
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      282 7 I yfil r CHUN BLOCKS 4 I IHLL hoists jjl 1 Five Men and a oae Man ani a Yd,e Spir-Ssnred B I 5 equal j C S Hand-Truck Chain Block on a I Beam tap ley. fj I And the one man with the Yale equipment Will g a
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    176 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. YESTERDAY S RESULTS. S.C.F.A. BEATEN. The S r.gapcre Cricket. Club II ard the Straits Chin.se Football Association II an inter.sting £fime in tCM second d.vision of the Singapore Fee bill Leagu?, on the Padang yesterday afternoon. Spinks was seen to adva 'tai at centre ha.f and was
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    ST. J. 0.8. vs. HARLEQUINS.
    43 8 Another match in the second d vision of (file Singapore Football Associate L.ague baiween the St. Josepn's Old Boys and the Harlequins was played at the Malaya Ground, the forme* emerg.d victors by scoring two goals to nil.
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    THE LEAGUE TABLE.
    98 8 SECOND DIVISION. Go* Is P. W l„ D- F, A. Pt* Su*itx »»>20 20 7 H S. J. 0. LI 3 :j 0 <> 6 1» H K- 1?. 3 3 0 10 2 (i O. T. F C 2 6 0 0 8 2 1 C,
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    TO-DAYS MATCH.
    26 8 T fir t division ieagu? football natch between the S. R. C and the Royal Sussex fixed for this al er.nioon L;s bvn postponed.
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    MALACCA GAMES.
    130 8 On Thursday the 23nd mst. on the Malacca Club Pa Jang the following way represent < St. F»mncis' Institution in the "V utg Malacca Cup" fins! aga nst thj High School Team P. J. Felix; Osuian bin%Lsmaii (Captain); Tav Kirn Wat JY R. J vh Hambia, Ong Kiln
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    128 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Date Team Ground May. 21 S R C. v. Sussex S R C. 23 S C.C. v. Ma.av F. T. S.C.C. 26 R G A. v. S.C.F.A. SRC. 28 S.C C. v. Sussex S C.C. 30 S.R C. v. R.G.A. SRC. June.
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    GOLF.
    28 8 KEPPEL CLUB. The n siVt of the May Ladies Spoon is a win f r Mns. H. H. Wilson with a scor? of 4G 4 42 nett.
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    CRICKET.
    26 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. The S.C.C. Tournament will be resumed en the Pad-ang on Saturday, when the Pul>l r e Services and Law will meet the Merchants.
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    INTER-STATE GAME.
    51 8 The f.llowing team has b:tn .-elected to represent Negri Semb: an against Singapore here at Whitsuntide: N. J. A. Foster (capt.). R. T. Foster, J. Jaraes, W. Wil'an L. V. J. Laville. H. While. M. Saundens W. Chars ley. M. de Vitre, R. V. Baylis and C. O.
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    HOME MATCHES.
    52 8 Reuter. Lancashire defeated the South Afr cans by an innings and 78 runs. The S.irh Africans put together 155. Parkin captu-ed five wickets for 61 runs wLile R. TyMesky took the remaining five for 50 runs. Surrey's match against Yorksftvre was abandoned owing to th* bad condition of
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    BILLIARDS.
    28 8 INTER-CLUB TOURNAMENT Enrits are mv.ted from members £ni! r v he a L bcv? toumamoTit. Rues can Ye ob aned from the jfcretary, The Grde n Club
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    256 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. KLEINMAN STILL CHAMPION. The final of the open singles chainpionsl.'ip of the S.C.C. Spring Tournament was payed yea terday and D. H. K.Hjinman.. the holder, did net fiiad it a very hard task to defeat R. N. Hamiiion the challenger, by 6—3, 6—2. Kieinman was not
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
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    179 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. A. Single Handicap. Chua Choon L ong owe 20 beat Orxg Seow Hian owe 9, 9 —7 8—6. B. Singles (semi-final). Chua Lye Yan owe 9 beat Chew Kcow owe 15, 6—4. 7 —5. TO-DAY'S TIES. A. Singles (semi-final). Cheo~2g Chee Lim vs.. Chear-ig Chee Hai.
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    18 8 Reuter. T VIENNA, Yesterday. jD®vis Cup Competitions Switzerland btat Austria by three matches to one.—Reuter.
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    49 8 INDICTMENT AGAINST PROMOTER. Reuter. The New Jersey Federal Grand Jury who made an invest gation irsto toe transportation of films of the L>emps ey-Carpentier fight from N.w t ot:ier states, which is forbidden by law. has returned an agamst the fight promoter ex Kickarld and six others.—Reuter.
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