Malaya Tribune, 26 May 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] i SHIPPING GAZETTE. -fv [EVENING DAILY, mf IV" 123 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 26, 1924 FIVE CEXTS. THE Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. MAY 26. li>24.
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      246 1 i i r rl m»ii;niii".'»N~M""» I'" or WOOLLENS ,SM FINE FABBICB THE "KURLO" WAY I 1S SAFE AND SIMPLE, j WASHES j •VITHOUT J SHRINKING. J mmatmmmmm m m I aire Sons, Ltd. I I d in England.) I ~***** |ll|l!l'!ll!l!HtllllilHlHllilli fW^"XCEL'i 17 ELECTRIC I IRONS I BRITISH MADE. 8
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      205 1 AVO£> PRICKLY HEAT by vsing Antiseptic Dusting Powder, j Manufactured oaly jjy MEDICAL HAL! LTD. £3, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. I THE ROBINSOtf PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED- •'lafiorporßtei in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From $22.50 Ukuluies From $12.00 Bass Drums 30 inch. 160.90' I Key From $3
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      225 1 tni:nTTiiniii!?iin;ninniiiiiii:!iiHiii!!i"ti:r.ii:'» rrTTfy 1 THE EASTERN OPTICU CO., J I (Manufacturing Opticians) Z 15, Sauth Canal Road, Sagif re. I 2 I i New Shipments: X RAY Frame CONQULROB Frame SINTfcX Frame I I SBELLTEX Frames I I AU above frames are the tatcst stjle j I and very COMFORTABLE I
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    MALAYAN FISHERIES
    1198 2 TURTLE FISHERY AND "TORTOISE-SHELL.' In add ton to the "soft" or leathery I tui.les of the tresh waters of Br.tish Malaya there are sov.ral large species ii;habUr.g the seas. Probabiy the m.st abundant is the Hawks-bill (or Tortoise-shell turtle —the Sisek of the Malays. 'otuffod naamfjflei of th
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      558 2 |The misery of A I Stiff Neck J jgL j j SoreTrtroat VsftM/ j Chest Rains BTaki' preat care of your throat and chest tf\ wfCi j ||<lv!',:- the trea< herons winter months. A Sore |b§aSfcfKi_Hl pTt r.);it or Pain in the Chest may lead to a fl J\ E?p|fif3f-MH
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      580 2 WHAT THE LETTER TOLD HIS WIFE. The coming of the postman is looked forward to by most people. Hope spring! eternal :n the human breast, and who car. tell what good news or good fortune our iet.ers may bring? ft was a letter to his w fe which brought advice
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      521 2 the packet into your pudding the cleanest raisins you have ever seen The new raisins are so clean you do not than any other raisins or sultanas you I even have to rinse them so carefully stalked ever bought. that you do not even have to pick them over. There
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    357 3 MALAYAN RUBBER FACTORIES, LTD. TiM d urs of the Malayan Rubber Factor ed Ltd. have issued the foJow ng report:—; Your Directors beg to submit herew:. h the r report togdfcher with a duly ana ted Bit a i rneut of Ac ou j s for tne year
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    MISS E. PONSONBY TO GO ON STAGE.
    364 3 MINISTER'S DAUGHTER IN TWO DAYS' HUSTLE. tmh from ..er tiiumph.-> as a tnenftequin in London's fashion paradi s, M>- Eitizabetfa P< neonby, onlj r of Mr. Ar'hur Poneonr by. ier-Secrctary for Fere gn Affairs, has ju.i,.\: the east of "Poily Preferred/ bhe farciai
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      296 3 3 Nervoas Run-down I m wĔm l you JT* Wincarni 1 n\* i Because \v mcamis offer? you new »1 C i strength to bnn,;h your weakness— Q\ ]-V nsw< ricn rec to renew your Q impoverished Mood- new nerve Wt n j V~" a orce to V your >A
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      126 3 THE DARKENING SHADOW. Have you commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pains, darting through your face and your temples —Can't sleep, awake all night— worry, suffer, fret. That's the story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the application of Little's Oriental Balm. Rub into the face, or wherever
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      426 3 j THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL AT j 8 WHITEAWAY'S I D Crockery, Glassware 1 O 1 o Carpets and ~nW^mW U 1 4 Post Bedsteads at %#%#3 /O jj j OFF USUAL PRICES. 2 8 j The Stratford Garma Dinner Set Imperial Koys'on Cobalt Tea Set. 1 Decorated in apple green
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1011 4  -  COMING ATTRACTIONS AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA. By Felmar. "BLOOD AND SAND." Imagine Rodolph Valentino standng over a gas stove pourir.g ,1 ye od into' a fry.rg pan! Im gm e him slicing onior.-s into [t and then put -ng In just the right amount of gar! c!
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      326 4 AMDSHIEHIS. A TRIPLE FEATURE PROGRAMME EMPIRE CINEMA From 26. In the Second Show at 10.40 p.m. BREAKING HOME TIES IN 6 PARTS. j t ry showing the strength and beauty of family love "nd iTw SeCween children and pirenU can never roally be broken. At 9.30 p.m. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS I
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      167 4 AMUSEMENTS j Alhambra Fiom Saturday, May 24 to Thursday, May 29. Io the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. «•> Wolves of the Waterfront A 2 Keel Universal Drama. Boy Stewart in The Radio King In 10 Episodes or 20 Reels. Epi oie 7. Saved by Wireless, 2 Reels. 8.
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      532 4 AMUSEMENTS To Night's Special FIRST NATIONAL ATTHACTION ANOJ|IfR Starring Mabel Normand I comlTE CHANCE ot Mm The Star of Mickey MACK siNNETT'S For Fmt Gorgeous Spectacle MOLLY w '<>o*k" MAY A Dran 24 25 26 27 > of Joy I I °P tim,sm Saturday Sunday Mondbs 8 U S [iParts
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    COLOUR BAR.
    193 5 f -V!K i OXFORD UNION. f the colour barrier ;t mall attendance a: but produced an s d -u -ion. l'ion. introducing a maintenance of colour -ist nt with the proli ati-on. said that < Orie: t ideas of life, i lgion. labour and "irely different from West,
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    169 5 TO i> AY'S Ql OT A'TONS. RUBi.i K. L.ndon —10 7 d Local— 35M, cart* TIN. Londou—£2oo.lo.o. Local—slol.7s per picul 100 tone feoUL PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* G?mb:er $21.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 27.50 Johore Biatk, Pepper 10.00 Mixed Black Pepper Sn dried Copra
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    ETLIN AND CO.'s REPORT.
    133 5 Tin Talp! nga $1.10 to $1.15 Nov hs SI to $1 05 Soutca 88 cents to $102 Johans 32 to 34 cants, Peelings $1 23 to si 20 Nawrgpcts $1.30 I S4 to $1 37Vs Linguts 53.05 to $1.10. Rubber:—af< itakabs 15 to 17 cen.ts Li
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    134 5 (L. R. Macphall.) Mining.—nJoiha-.is 31 to 33 cents. North Tainir.gs $1.03 to $1.05, S uths 87 to 89 centa. Taiping? $1.11 J 2 to $1.15. Pengkale.ts $9.50 to $9.70, T mgimh Harbours $8.10 to $8.30 Petallngs $1.22 to $1.25. Hrtoma to 81.27 1 Te'ok Kruins.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    119 5 STANDARD OIL CO. Devoe's. Imperii Br li ant per two tin? $6.05 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $5.65 Tigtr per two tins $5.65 in ca-ums per two drums $5.05 S co.iy Motor Gasoline per two tins of 8 gallons $8.00 Socony Motor Gas;line per gallon without
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    THE SCOUTS APPEAL.
    40 5 The officers gratefully acknowledge farther donat ons as follow: fcmouat already acknowledged $3~U Sow Poh Leng Kwek Berg Chlew JJJ B. Purdy 1 S. G. Hacker *T Ta.i Soon Bin Total $385 S. G. HACKER. Hon. Treasurer.
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    105 5 The last mail of the day for the G P O. will be closed at Tanglm and Orcnard.rcaii Sub-Post Offices at 4.50 p.m. and 4.55 p.m., respectively— Sundays and Holidays excepted. Captain R. C. Davenport has just left England to assume command of the light cruiser Despatch, China SUtionf in
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    615 5 NEJVB SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) MODERATE COUNSELS MAY PREVAIL. London, May 9 —The German N tionalis. party to-day discussed, the s tuatlon created by the elections. The proceedings were pr.vate, but the Berl n correspondent of the Times" says there Is good reason to
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      752 5 H. M. NAVAL BASF, SINGAPORE. riant lor Sel*. Offers are i. vited for the rurclnse of pla .t i. efiditg Loe > miies, Pi ing Tames end Dimmers, V\ inch, Steam Pumps, B iiieta, Hand Pumps, Rail Presses Hyordulic V\ heel Press, Planing > achines, L,athe. Air < tinpressor, Drilling
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      205 5 Visit! Visit!! Our Spacious and UP-TO-DATE STUDIO. PAUL Co., PH 3TOGR APHERS, 57, Seleje Road, SINGAPORE. BOXING AT THE HAPPY VALLEY On Thursday, May 29, at 9.13 p.m. MUN EVENJT EDDIE GRAjY vs. M. MAKaTANGAY 10 R U S DJ. RETURN C&NTEST C. R3ZWO vs. N. MORENO 6 ROUNDS. RED
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      257 5 >1 miii, 1 i,,i,m 1 ,i,,.,,.,,.,,.,..,.> |M KOMOGEN j i h3 Nearest to Nature." 1 Baby's Contenting Supper. 1 I s I Happy, chuckling Babies rosy with health kept contented I by nourishing food and paacaftil sleep Homogen bail 1i i tlum. [t i< si:nply beciusj Homogen, the New Full
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      337 5 mails close. TO l)AV, MAY 26. ♦Meran 3 p.m. u ra r k. Tanijo.ig i 1 m a tn* Samp'.t 3 p.m. i: ovl 'ei.ham Penang p»rt "Kinita 3 p.m Kamuaiing 3 p-m. <Ymghai Japan p .lyphemus 4 p.m. I u Hya Leong 4 p.m. Kh Fcenjf 4 P-m. 1
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    58 6 DEATH. TAN —The death occurred en May 20, at 8 35 p.m. at No. 63 Cuppage Road of Mr. Tan Swee K\e, aged 62 years beloved father of Messrs. Tan Boon Kiah and Tan Boon Yong of the Sx€ Hai To.ng Bank and th? Neth.rands India
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    INDUSTRIAL SICKNESS.
    1067 6 Er.gi.md s sutteri g badly from industrial dispute? in tbe preset) period; and why? The assert 'bat the orga. ised workers are endeavour'ng to take advantage of Labour rule however true it may be incidentally, is not sufficient exp'u .aton f we want to go to the crux
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    935 6 Malaya at Wembley. Malaya's Pavilion at Wembley Is one of the h ghest buildings in the whole of the Brit sh Empire Exhibition, foT the two mir.arets wh eh flank 1.5 dome and cdlonjtade coir :yard ar* 75 fl high ConJoim ng .o what is technically kno-wn
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    187 6 A untitled addresed to Taiho the boxer is awa t ng h b call at this office. o Mr. Geoffrey Luckstead, the newly appointed t(l*t:*r of *he "Malaya Tribune," arrfved by the IJL Fuahimi Maru this mosa'. o Owing tci pressure upon our space "•he Ti port of the Mai
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    MAILS IMPEDED.
    127 6 TWO BRIDGES WASHED AWAY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Malls v a Penang, which were despatched from Kuala Lumpur yesterday returned giving to serous wash aways ibe.ween Sere ad ah ar.d tJH m. There has been no mail from Penang and the English mail wh eh
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    PLANTER CHARGED.
    53 6 ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT. (From Our Own Correspondent) IPOH, Saturday. A seriscus charge of Cr.m'nal assault on a woman has ban preferred »,.ia:nst a young planter fi*om Sungei Sipu named Johnson. He was bailed h a heavy sum but was subseqru i t y re-arrasted. An Enquiry is proceeding
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    EMPIRE DAY.
    87 6 CHILDREN? CELEBRATIONS, An i 4eroi. ng Empire Day programme by the fctmlnil'l of the Anglo Ch nese Schotji was presented on Saturday ght a., the School Hall. Among these present was Col. D. Forster, CM G DS O R E Following the sa utatio.j of the flag he
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    POLICE COURTS.
    406 6 The case in which Aag X m Soo, I Chinese storekeeper employed at Messrs MacAi \t er a d Co. s ood charg d with cheat ng- in respect of §10,OOC wor.h of rubbtr belong' iff to the firm, wa; concluded before Mr. Pryde. th c District Judge,
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    151 6 The Scouts Parade on Saturday May 31 S at 430 p.m. r.d no at 3.15 p m. as previous y announced. o A new German school, the first >f its kind sJnce the outbreak rf European War, has been estabiusked n Tsingtao. o Under the ausnioes of he Teachers' ASsoc'ntS
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    "THE QUAINTS."
    248 6 OPENING NIGHT srr "The QuaiV reputa.io..- in Singap enterta'ner?,; and g wher they opened th run they were r. always are. The prsented W i cess, for It pro? gexies of hauaei mjs, and ccneer.ed items be separated tor praise. Most p p ed the fiunoaa S< v
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    PENANG NEWS
    67 6 (From Our Own Con PENANG. T 4oj The Pe Mf Bufle} Eu pa>v has won the Rei Sh e!d and the Kedffh Chal The nuanfage ha William Scott Gold I Mary Jor.-as, dough ar of Henry J one.-; of 0x1 was beat ma i and M 1 Du
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    THE
    49 6 Commerknrir Tua r Di£tB6Jtv«evftc i Com four een Se-'bi n A t i *n he Boxing Are a Valley, twice nightly t and give > i 1 Serbian Russia t. Spai Dwnees. We are give hat Cossack Di wind finis'!: «/31 leave a tY rapidi1 stent of the Daneer.
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    GOVERNMENT
    40 6 The follow raj b d the tTncna; with Hw E aI> Govirnor at Goanjramen H PAiay: Sfajcrr ar Mr end Mr.-*. B. Br* Ander* n. The haus p: and Mrs. H.ili: Cap! A nr.; Captain A. I Kii kby.
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    SALE OF
    38 6 At the sale betd a M Chitty and Cot safer tV two pieces fi troth er iriJh the Pacton ed and known a.? Ho 26 ren? Isetfsee with Engine ar*l its bought by Lee A> I
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      377 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) jjj I A The SUM" I j Mackintosh, g] p /_Ju 1 1 ai- Made 01 Double Texture TwUI I B/^j Prramatta in a neat olive I t\ 3 f*\M shade. Open Collar which can $f >Vj! 1 Iv/ De worn
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      83 6 WHAT INTERESTS Pag Na rndoUl 'al Sudanese Noels tod Comments "The Quaints" Mails Impede* P'anter CherjeJ Em; ire Day Brfcam 'nd Italy Brnpire Day at Hoirn j Ifalaya at Wembley j II H er*o Kui i f Indian Mosl n Le K«« C ntssje tore' Alfi ire R kndran n
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      154 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 26. Hig-h Tides. —3.18 a.m., 5.22 p.m. Trafalgar Rubber mtg., P. Simon», noon. Football: R. G. A. vs S. C. F. A. Quaint», Vic. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrqw, May 27. High Tides. —4.44 a.m., 6.28 p m. The Quaints, Vic. Theatre, 9.30
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    EMPIRE DAY AT HOME.
    276 7 BRILLIANT SPECTACLE A T WEMBLEY. pR] i, li BROADCASTS IDEALISM. rat ns in London i n an unparalleled isand members of ►ns participated at Wembley in a paged by the League marched past the light, who was in the s c played alterrately f Scottish regl
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    NEW ISLAND FOR AMERICA.
    42 7 k 1) BY BRITISHER. g forwarded mnvndat'o.i by as: a of United t Sw .in Is.ard 20 I miles Eas -Sou.hState Dcpartmert. th e British disland ceded it by f can and the British 1 ted States sover-
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    JAPAN'S MILITARY MISSION.
    36 7 IN WARSAW. Reuter. j t ni l tiry mission headed .rata, was du e to arrive >« sterday to study Pol sh r 'Jt oi and afterwards P Britain 2nd Amer'ca ■i I "'Ltl.i-
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY.
    286 7 FRIENDLY AGREEMENT REACHED. ITALIAN PARLIAMENT MEETS. Reuter. In view of the forthcoming visit of the Italian Sovereigns to England, satisfaction is expressed in both countries at the offic al announcement of a dec sion to conclude an agreement about the vexed question of Jubalar.d, whereby part of
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    106 7 BRITISH AVIATOR TO DESCEND. Reuter. A Wane Irorn Akyab via Rangoon rtatea that Maclaren the English world-flier, started for Rangoon en Saturday morning but was forced to land in the harbour. The first message state* that the machine wae Dot seriously damaged A later message says "machine
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    TELEPHONING OVER ATLANTIC.
    95 7 EXPERIMENTS AT HOME. Reuter. An. official statement by the Post Office on Saturday reveals th e f-ct that experiments were conducted dur-ngth» past year whereby Amer can tele* phone subscr ibers in America success. fu M y conversed w.th ord-nary subscr bers in England. The latter were
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    KARL MARX'S BODY.
    81 7 WANTED BY THE SOVIET. Reuter. A-cc-rd r.g 'o t«»e "Daily Express" the Sov ei "delegation 5a London has p t'tio»n.e<i -ihfe Home Office for permission to remove to Moscow the body of Karl Marx from Highgate Cemetery, London. It is doubtful however, whether the Home Office his
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    MOSCOW'S RULE OF TERROR.
    361 7 DEATH FOR OPPOSERS. CHILDREN UNDER EMBARGO. Reuter. In a speech discussing the tasks, of the congress of the Russ'an Communis. Party, on Saturday, Kamer.erT sa d he Party was in no danger from the activities of the Inteliigc v.sia ard was spreading its ideals. The party's
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    40 7 LIBERAL'S SMALL POLL. Reuter. A by-election at' Kelvin Grove made necessary by the death of the sitting member, has resulted: Captain W. E. Eiliot- (Conservative) 15 488; A. Ferguson (Labour) 111G7; Sir J. W. Pratt, (Liberal) 1 372.—Reuter.
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    MEDIATION IN INDUSTRY.
    36 7 Reuter. After two months idleness says a Christiania cable, the 60 000 Workers involved In the b'g '.r.dustr'al dispute in this countiry are resuming immediately on terms fixed by the Public Mediator. —Reu'ter.
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    ATLANTIC LINERS AGAIN "WET."
    35 7 Reuter. Atlantic l'ners sailing from Saturday last c.vwaids ag n carry the old stccks of liquor in consequence of he formal exchange cf rat'fkat ors of the Acglo-Amcr can L'quor Treaty.
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    MOSCOW TRIAL.
    88 7 Reuter. The ser.satio.ial tr al has end d n Moscow, of a number of Judges, Examining Magistrates and Members cf the Revolut o ary Tribunal., who were charged before th- Surreme Court, Leningrad with .cceptinsr br bes from Keepers cf Houses of ill-fame, blackma 1, extcrt'o.i and the
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    MALAYA AT WEMBLEY.
    264 7 COMPLETES EASTERN PICTURE. CROWDS OF VISITORS. Reuter. Desp*|f cold, showery weather, the Emp re Ejfh bit'on at Wembley again attracted throngs of visitors last week, rulm mating in ai.ii attendance of over 150,000 people on» Saturday alone. The weeks visitors included various Royalties, Oversea Governors, Foreign Ambassadors
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    RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
    91 7 NEGOTIATIONS COMMENCE. Reuter. A message Mooeow rfafeea that official Uu.-sso-Japar.ese negd'.atie« is have buf HO. Ryk:-ff, in ai\p Hi on the financial pos'tioi says thj B: dget deficit has increased to 400 000 000 gold rouble*. The Government has dec Id d to rad'c-lly reduce Agnlcul ural
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    ELECTRICITY IN RUSSIA.
    45 7 SPECIAL FINANCIAL BACKING. Reuter. The Council ii :'~e Peoples Ccmrn'issaries n MOSCOW, have deeded to establish the sc-called ElectroBfttdc for the purpose of 6naHfC3lg Electr'cal devt'lopme*. and it 's proposed to eiladd'sh po ver-ntatior.s ajt Sha cur V IkhofT and Nij .Novgorod.
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    SINGAPORE WATER SUPPLY.
    69 7 GLASGOW FIRM SUPPLYING STEEL PIPES. Reuter. Th e nrfustr'al coir sponiert f the "Daily News'' learns that a wel 1 known G'asgow manufacturing firm ha& secured a-t order for 13 m les of welded steel p'pes averag ng three fee: in d'ameter for the new water supply
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    THE BAKU FAIR.
    46 7 HUGE INCREASE OF GOODS. Reuter. A cable from Moscow states "that the arjruftl Baku far has openH 5 000 teas of goods have arrived, compared wi'h 410 t:ns last year. Numbers cf Persian and Turkish m rchants are attendirg the fa r —Reuter.
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    INDIAN MOSLEM LEAGUE.
    148 7 STRONG SPEECH AT REVIVAL. DEMAND FOR DOMINION GOVERNMENT. Reuter. A Lahore message states that the All India Moslem League, which had suspended its activities during the last few years, has been revived. Mr. Jinnah, a Bombay barrister, presiding at a large meeting of the league here yest
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    BRITISH VESSEL SEIZED.
    69 7 CARGO OF LIQUOR. Reuter. An American measagnj from Texas stall.s that whaiD is probably the fin. i seizure under thj new Anglo American Treaty has bee.i made by the coastguard cutter, which brought in the British ma or-vtase "Panama" carrying a cargo of 1 quor estimated at
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    TREATMENT OF SHIPPING.
    57 7 EQUALITY IN PEACETIME. Reuter. A Hagne masimgt abates thai the Whitest a «TaBYOCC ■retting there, be* I:2la'amcusly pa* Bod a resolut 0:1 urging sh'powners o approach thc.r respective Government wth a view to the r accepting. u :'y, the principle cf equaJ tre&it ne «t for shipping.
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    THE RUHR MINES.
    49 7 SERIOUS EFFECTS OF STRIKE. Reuter. The sitvatJlon ar'slr.'g out of the m'rers strike i.v rhe Ruhr s growing graver, following the closing down of oth b'g works, employing many thousands Several depar' ments of Kruptps were suspended on Saturday and icthors are expected to close to-day.—Refutter.
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    ARMY AIRMAN KILLED.
    31 7 MACHINE ON FIRE. Reuter. Accord r/r to a rap art from Helsin.gfors, 'j.hrce army dirme'.i have been killed there through an aeropla c gotVng en fire and crashing.—
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    INDIAN ENQUIRY.
    36 7 Reuter. The Indan Government, says a Simla wire of Saturday rnnounces the app in ment of a Committee of Offic'als a:»i Ncn-Offic-Is to conduct an enquiry into the work r.g of the Reforms —Reutr.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    92 7 Then is Httle pciWfllllity of (fee union of the Seiyu-kai and Seiyuhonto parties, although Count Ohki made a gesture in this respect. It is reporr. d that negotiations between Marquis Saionji and Viscount Hhiata. with regard to the formation cf a new Cabinet, has resulted in a decision
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    131 8 FOOTBALL. SATURDAY'S k'LAY. T9m f ball matches played >n Sa orday n th* iecoad dr***" of tbe BaxgapOTO Footbaul Associaa.M btagoe, btw.en the R .1 Su* ex Regiment and Boo* teai'fl mauled a victory for the former by four goaf* to ml, whi c t Oriental Telephone
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    S.C.C. vs. SUSSEX.
    63 8 The f > ->\vin;r will r. present th? S.C.C. i. tne firs' division le gue against he R yal S; c-i th? Psuarg on Wed s- lay:—W. MLKrJrW atts, R. W. Sinclair C. M- Jam J .eon; O. Ed in J. W. Wintar, J. Lee; G. C.
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    FIRST LEAGUE TABLE.
    269 8 I SPORTS I football. Ill SAlt liDAVS k'LA\. II I f .«ail rtUtt'hes |»layc 1 II >.i <1-.-•«, n I .a Scrml divi^Kn III if tiiv hxrtliai A*II wwtoi *.> i Utvv.on the l| ll >uI Su. »x KrJ!»weiit m-rf 1 1| lfc i in Vici ry
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    SECOND LEAGUE TABLE.
    402 8 T c following will i>?pittjsent the Y. M. C. A. aga r- the Harlequins in Sc League match on Thursday 2Dth inst. an the Malays ground: —\V. X. Jon-os. J Si'lvadorai; K. Samy. S. Hurst, C. 1). Sniit:; M Ca chatocr. K. Dora samy C. Smitih, O.
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    THE GAME IN JAVA.
    480 8 (Fr m Our Own Correspondent Football is getting more and more popular and trie biggest attiaction will be 'he much-discussed inter town comp. it jets. wv.vch will take place a: Soerabaja during the Pinkster Holidays on June 9 10 ;.nd 11 As in the* last Chinese
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    31 8 L LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Date Team Ground May. 36 RGA. v. S.C.F.A. SR C, 28 S.C.C. v. Sussex S.C.C. 30 S.R.C. v. R.G.A. S R C
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    BOXING.
    61 8 FRISCO'S CHALLENGE. X' 1 a TTCUniniA Young Frirco, t*"e r' npin-o flvw.iight who was beaten by "iew Jin a the Stadium cn Fi day night, pequ-sts us to state tlvt ..e is anxious f r a re urn <xver e gl.t xour.as. Yew Jin is fast coning to th
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    THREATEN RING GAME.
    481 8 Fights to deci&i. ns are undermining the health aid stability of boxing in New York, capital city of caulitl werdom. Incompetent judges who render we rd ami ir.co' ce vable dec su.vs are souring' the cash customers, and u.im>v akable evidences cf discontent and disgust are appearing
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    GOLF.
    192 8 ST. ANDREWS INTERNATIONAL. ENGLAND BEATS-SCOTLAND. In t'fie St. Andrews Annual Golf In tirnationul, England beat Scotland in the four scones on Saturday by threlc mcitches to two. The English vie'crisis wire: Wetr.ered and Ayiniar bea; Harr s and Torrance by Am? and four; Tolley and Brethert&n beat Wilson and
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    GARRISON CLUB.
    79 8 On Whit-Monday cfternoon. June 9. there w?il be a mixecMoursiotme flag competition, IVIrs. Whitmarsh having kindly consented to present ta prize ■V> the winning lady. Tlie conditions are 9 hoks icn handicap. Men will hav? their hwndi aps. On Sunday May 31, a mc-to's medal aver 18 holes
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    CRICKET.
    24 8 MATCH POSTPONED. The ma'ch between the M. C C. and tha South AfricaJiß. fixed floor Saturday, did nrrt take place owinta to rain.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    26 8 FIRST DAVIS CUP RESULT. A Prague message states tha < the Davis Cup Cz icho-Slovakia beat New Zealand by four ny tc'.xs to nil. —Renter.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    72 8 The tie for to-morrow have betn rear ranged and are aa follows: Doubles Handicap. EL G. Stack and A. C. Oot)2ho owe 15 3 vs. E. E. do Souza and V. C. W.sterhout owe 15.3. Mixed Doubl?s. C A. R Bveman and C. J. Oliveiro, vs. F. Ephramus
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    Y.M.C.A. TOURNAMENT.
    88 8 FRIDAY'S RESULTS. C.ia P:ih Chong beat R. F. Vcuiker, 6—1 6—3. S. AbLci b:at H. G- Stack, 6—0, 6 i. U?n Bong Soo vs. I. Abed, unfinished. TO-DAY'S TIES. S. Abed vs. D. David. Chia Poh Chong vs. Oh Jitt Siang. R. Smith vs. S. Prasor.g. TO-MORROWS TIES.
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    177 8 FRIDAY'S RESULTS. A. Singles (semi-:mal). Chua Choon Leong owe '20 b at Cheong Chee T r.g owe 12, 6—3. 6—L 1». Singles (semi-final). Tan Thiam K at owe 9 beat Yap Ah Chuan owe 0. 6—1. 0—4. A. D rnbles Handicap. Ohe? Lim and Tnuu Pitt 0 b?at
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    415 8 It was intended that the complete chorus of the Vienna Opera Bonce should be engaged for the coming season of Wagner and Strauss operas at Covent Garden, but several of the singers could not accept the prop .sal, and for a cur; us reason. In th? evening these "choristers" appear
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    CONTRACTORS' AFFAIRS.
    880 8 SWANSON AND SEHESTED S FAILURE. BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS. In the tfngapore Bankruptcy Court on Friday the public ex nunation was continued before Mr. Justice Acton of Mr. S. S.hested, pnuner ia the wel<--known firm rf Swansea and Sehestei, S ngapore, contractors for large undertakings in Ma ay a and
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    57 8 Orders for week ending June 1. To-day. May 26.—Individual Troops P rade a L 5.15 p.m. To-morrow. May 27.—Signaling C ass Headquarters, at 5.15 p.m. Thursday, May 29—Band Practice Headqu rters, at 5.15 p.m. Saturday, May 31.—Comb ned Parade Headquarters, at 4.30 pjn. Individual Troop Orders as
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    RABINDRANATH TAGORE.
    845 8 LECTURE TO STUDENTS. THE POET'S MESSAGE. Sir Rab nolrnnath Tagore, the Ir.jlan teacher and poet, who was to meet the general siLudent body at the Temple of Heaven. Peking, at the end of Ap-il, and lecture afterwards, gave an interesting address to c ud<enAa and scholars in the
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    WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
    89 8 H wo n tractors grow rich is shown by a list of tendeis i.i th. G-wem-aient Gazette for erection of three quart en for subordinates. Th: highest tender was $113,000 tbe lowest was $22,500! There is something scandalousy wrong fi.omewh.re if both these offers were genuine
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    52 8 A Shanghai telegram of May 15, states: It has been decided to establish a China Open Amateur Golf Championship, to be played at Shanghai annually in October. A Shanghai resident has presented a trophy. Besides Shanghai, siixteen Clubs have so far been invited to enter, including Hongkong, Peking, Hankow, Japan
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      269 8 j FOOTBALL BOOTS p] (English Manufacture) 1 ALL SIZES IN STOCK. i J Prices range from $§.00 tO 1)8.50 P 3 Obtainable from: I RAJA Co., rj| 1 LT, iNorth Bridge Road, I SINGAPORE. ISMAIL A. R. HEEnT iTbe leading house in the Straits for Hig'.c'.u-i« Jewellery and Silverware of
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1110 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, May 26. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of-company. All: gar 2s -Jlltt Anglo-Java 2s 2\Z Anglo-Malay 20s 20,3 Ayer
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      502 9 BICYCLES J At Special Prices jjj 1 Select Your Machine from This Great Range. I 81 9 M« del De luxe, 3 speed and Gear Case Complete $185 [3 .th Tourist, do do 147 50 nj; Is" Roadster, do do 105 idster. do do 65 5J Koadster. do di 60
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      46 9 I Supf ort The Rubber Industries OF MALAYA BY I s NG WILIARD THREADED KILTER ATTERY For Your Car. (All Sizes on i md) Call and make ycur inspecticn at ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOii COY., I No. 5, Dhcby Chaut Opposite Amber Mansions Orchard Road, Tel. 1017 SINGAPORE.
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      235 9 NOTICE. Owing to the fact that another Company sel) their Cigars made in Hongkong under "LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE" label we have decided to discontinue the use of said label and in future export to Malaya our Cigars from MANILA under the following Trade Mark. These Cigars are guaranty to
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    394 10 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. PORTUGUESE FLIGHT. Karachi, May 7—The three Portuguese aviators feffl for Agra early this morning where they are expected to arrive in the afternoon., They stated that they were not changing their programme, and would not call at Goa. Allahabad, May B.—lntimation has been received that
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    DOCTOR AND MORPHIA.
    263 10 BBNCB DISMISS MOTOB C\K CHARGE. After two doct.rs h d g yen evidence the Folkeotc c mag urates di«=mlesed a charge against John Kindness, a local mcd cal practi:iorer and dentist who wa.: accused of driv ng a mo.or car whilst dru ik. AcensUKa sta ed th
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    V.C. CLAIMANT'S FUTURE.
    208 10 MOTHER WISHES HIM A BETTER JOB. "I hope ihat row the tru h is out myaon Will get a better job." Th s was th i comment of Mrs. R eh rdscn. mother of S rgeant A. H. L. R ehaid.on the V.C c'a mailt, who eta
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      607 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, LTD By Order of the Official Assignee K. Mohamed Sultan in Bankruptcy AUCTION SALE OF Sarongs Imitation Stones and Pearls, Iron Safes, Steel Cabinet, Furniture and fittings, and one 5 Seater Hupmobile Motor Car. To be Held at No. 50 Arab Street, On Friday, May
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      602 10 l|i Prevent WP Sore Throat KoRMAMINt Y,/JĔ Thm Germ-killing ThroatTablet. ■BB Formamint relieves sore throat H quickly and prevents germ infection of the inflamed Y/£A membranes. Pleasant to taste and easily carried See that the ICUTICURA HEALS EflMiptt Over Arms, Hands, Face, Neck. Irritation Intense. "When my little daughter was
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      469 10 STEAMER SAILINGS^ PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS, UNITED STATES SHIPPING BO\Kn TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE-FREIGHT w t PORTS OF CALL-MANILA HONGKONG SH A GEI YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRA AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaveg Hongkong aPRESIDENT WILSON June 4 PRESIDENT LINCOLN June 18 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES, HONGKONG TO BtOpi via SAN FRANCISCO
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      477 11 STEAMER SAILINGS rX( AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated ia Englaad) PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. )ei Contract with His Majesty's Government.) 3 ,TTf tfDS 'rom LONDON. HOMEWARDS. for talna ft Japan For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp. Due Leaves Totuag'' Singapore Tonjnagp Singapore
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      479 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD, (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong, and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Pena» fe 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
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      491 11 STEAMER SAILINGS > LINE OF STEAMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Baciavia, Sourabaya, Fremanrtle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. W SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Dai c of Departure 1924 1924 EURELIA June 8 June 10 For further particulars regarding freight &c,
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      541 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 'NIPPON YUSFN KAISHA LONDON LINE. TONNAGE DESTINATION Atsuta Maru 8 500 Marseilles London Antwerp May 27 Kashima Maru 10.500 Marseilles London Antwerp lune lib Hakone Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwerp Ju nP 24 Suwa-Maru 12 000 Marseilles London Antwerp Jul Fushimi Maru 12,000 Marseilles London Antwerp July 22
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      614 12 SITUATION VACANT. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Applications are invited for the post cf Engineer in-charge at Jaian Bepar Incinerator. Applicants must have some knowledge of firing boilers and of gas engines; but it is not essential that the y should have Board of Trade or local certificates, although such certificates will be
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      642 12 PUBLIC NOTICES ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Incorporated in the United KiDgdom) NOTICE. his is to notify that the Progressive Publicity Co. 'Manager, Mr. R land M. Pearce have been appointed Advertising Agents to the Oriental Telephc ne and Electric Co., Ltd, who will only reognise contracts signed on
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      482 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) 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: Sir
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      539 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang? 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jaian Sule man. Batu Pahat 109 Jaian Raihtamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London, New York. San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya. Semarang, Shanghai, Amoy,
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      484 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, Rishopsgate, London E.C. i Agencies and Brandies. Alor Star Hongkong Puket
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      407 12 INSURANCE. THE b\LwS south \j|P BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITBD. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Fie lay eon Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Fioor, Banque del I ado Ch'na Buildings, lA, Malacca
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      353 12 fa I Continental CHAN TECK SWEE 43. BOCHORB ROiB continental Supplier of al] ol Pneumatic ar.d •olid Tyres MODERATE R] X "*hone 1207. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY.) Tel. No. 343 Liv -i.pt. TeL No. 171, Managerial Dtp, SUBSCRIPT J PAYABLE L\ ADVANQj Per annum fi^m Haif-yearly
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