Malaya Tribune, 27 May 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. XL- No. 124 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. MAY 27,1924.
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      287 1 i ;ii:i:miiiuiulinMnKlUMinillßlßJ« Fkurlo 1 s MOST HIGHLY KNTKATED FORM I OF PURS SOAP. W4S HES WITHOUT SHRINKING. 1 m »ssap:e Sons, Ltd. I .1 in England.) Z B i i„i!iiiiiininminiiiinin:aiiiiii«iT I ,7 ELECTRIC I IRONS I -■■•Mi BRITISH MADE. 1 \k. Cor DC, I Sole Agents: g. |iio=Dtf23ov»it s u
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      228 1 AVOID PRICKLY HEAT by using AGNESIA" Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Manufactured only by MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. tviniiiiiiiKii'i iniiniiii'-'iimwuiin'imniniWMawiiß THE ROBINSON PIANO CO&JPANY, LIMITED 'Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From $22.50 Ukuiules From $12.00 Bass Drums 30 inch. 560.W I Key Flutes
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      145 1 tniuiimmintntisinirnimirwTitiriiiininrii: i nimann THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.. I Manufacturing Opticians I 15, South Canal Boad, Singapore. 1 New Snipmeats: X -RAY Frame I CONQUEROR Frame I SINTEX Frame SHELLTEX Frames I All above frames are the latest style and very COMFORTABLE AND FASHIONABLE. 4i>iiiiniuiuiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiti|iitiiiiiiiwrfTTi^ as; 483L«J&b»i Made by Hand a
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    THE COLLIERIES CASE.
    1674 2 MR. JUSTICE WHITLEY'S JUDGMENT. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES. OWNERSHIP OF THE OPTION. The foiMowing is the judgment of Mr. Just cc Wh it/ley (m the above aase, delirvered on tjhe 15th inst. The Pla.nl ff in this action 'a a shareholder in Malayan Codierdes, Limited, a company incorporated
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      357 2 1 HORLICK'S il H MALTED. MILK JB mutt haCt my HORLICK'S. I haOen t ftlt f^^^^^J^ tht tarr.t man smc* the Chemittt .foci ran out '..^Z* Q<> KORLI K'S .MALTED MILK, tha Food-Drir.U. it JTj|j|||J^ '>*> r.atjr a-d to tno c who arc run down as v r«»mt of 1
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      540 2 WHY SUFFER FROM A CHEST COLD. You can get rid of it so easily— By, using- Little's Oriental Balm you can gain immediate relief am soon all soreness entirely disappears. It penetrates immediately. Goes straight to the exact spot where the trouble is and drives it away. There is nothing
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      389 2 Baby's Own Tablets MAKE TEETHING PAINLESS Jamaica Merchant Testifies To Their Efficacy. In the British West Indies, as elsewhere, Baby's Own Tablets are used and prized by parents a-s a remedy for their children's ailments. "I have found Baby's Own Tablets of great help for my own child and friends'
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      502 2 Y«u are the guardian of your health TTEĔP watch over your food and drinv stomach has no other guardian than^JJ Your reward will be health and strength -The appetite craves a hot bsveratre at tones during the day. Drink Instant Postum-iff fiw that craving, and besides, builds Its dehciousness savours
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      524 3 Use Hubhucks I Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., M and avoid the heavy cost of renewals. It is more than ever imperative to safeguard your property by constant care in the matter k% I ot paint—the one defence against the f M T GH ravages oi time, blistering suns
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      509 3 THE DANGER OF Kidney Trouble HOW STEALTHY DISEASE ROBS MEN A WOMEN OF HEALTH STRENGTH It would be difficult to the importance ot the kidneys, for they exert a vital influence upon the health of ths body. When the kidneys are healthy and active, they filter the blood as it
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      257 3 a jy Radiates I i Vita,it y I The man who pets on is the Pj n man can draw on big jj 1 wish to succ eed in E BiiV"so.B.L crease your strenr-th and B C Bovril builds up body' and I A nerve and gives new and j|
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1021 4  -  GAIETY ATTRACTIONS. By "Felmar." MOLLY or It is a varied program hat is being offered a. the Gaiety Theatre th s week There is a feature comedy equal to anything in the mirth provok ng line that has ever been offered to the public. It is a
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      336 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema To-Night at 7.15 p.m Sharp FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY 25 Reels William Fox Pictures Including Woman and The Law IN 7 REELS. Stolen Honour IN 5 PARTS. Chicken in the Case IN 5 FARTS. .And 8 Reels of Comedies. To-Morrow BLOOD and SAND Featuring ROD9LPH VALENTINO with
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      239 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Saturday, May 24 to Thursday, May 29. Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Wolves of the Waterfront A 2 Reel Universal Drama. Boy Stewart in The Radio King In 10 Episodes or 20 Reels. Episode 7. Saved by Wireless, 2 Reels. 8 The Master Waves,
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      420 4 G**Srr SURiNA In the Ist Show at 7.30 p sharp ANOIHFR MAY famous PUr/ers Lasky M Corporation-presents fr™ o>f Marion I 24, 25 26 27 Davie© R Sl ,dal 4 1 *P Mi fychantwMt v a r p Cosmopolitan Productions .k&j gj NORMAND HOPE DIAMOND SERIAL Episodes 5 and 6
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      79 4 BOXING AT THE HAPPY VALLEY On Thursday, May 29, at 9.15 p.m. Ma I.N EVEN f m\i GRM vs. M. lAUTAWI 10 ft H7S »3. EFTUBN contest C. ROZARIO vs. I. MORENO 6 ROUNDS. RED WARREN vs. MOHAMED AMIN 6 BOUHNUd. YOUNG HASSAN vs. SAM FOXY 6 ft ,Utf DS.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    929 5 SPORTS PASTIMES. YACHTING. lllE vviek-ends events. is booming and one of and* 1 t.. e sun is n w.ng urjfer t.u- care of rjtpoire Yach. Club, t ,v V ait. ,ri.con a private T" off hjtwean Le Golden I i; /\V- ster) and Margaret II C V thj prize bei-tji
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    161 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBiii It London..—lo% d. Loc 1 —34% cents. TIN. L0nd0n.—£206.5.0. Local— $102 7 8 per p cul 100 tons Mi PRODUCE. Bayers Seller* Gambier $21.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 27.25 Joh re Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 16 00 Sundried Copra
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    ETLIN AND CO. s REPORT.
    121 5 Tin.—Taipings $1.12y 2 to $1.17%, Norths $14X2% to $1.07%, Souths 89 to 93 centa. Johans 34 to 37 cents Petaling $1.24 to $1.27 Nawng Pets $1.32% to $1.37%, Linguis $3.95 to $4.10. Rubber:—Me.itakabs 15 t: 17 certs Ulu Benu s 15 to 17 cents. B.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    339 5 Per ss. More From London: Major a i Mrs. R chards, Mr and Mrs. Savage Mr. and Mrs Gudgeon Mr. R. Ca:dwell. Mr and Mrs. L J. Do ads n Mr. ar.d Mrs. Tidy, Mr. N. Smedley, Rev G. J. Shetllffe, Mr. J. B. Wallace Mr. W. A
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    110 5 STANDARD OIL CO. Devoe's Imperial Brll ant per two tins J6.05 Sylvan Arrow per two tins J5.b5 Tiger per two tins gjg Tiger in dmms per two drums $t>.uo S cony Motor Gasoline pef two tins of 8 gallons $8.5U Soccnv Motor Gasfline per gallon without
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    44 5 A pillar box has been erected at Bukit Panjang Railway StetionCorrespondence will be cleared from the b« .t 7.45 a.m.,* 10.30 a.m. and 1.45 SSL daily, (Sundays and holidays e P X £pted.) On holidays clearances X made ait 7.45 a.m. and 10.30 a.mr
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    MAILS LOSE.
    307 5 TO-DAY, MAY 27. ng, Shanghai Japan Fushimii Maru 2 p.m Kemaman, Kuala gun Trcngganu Hong Ho 2 p,m Muar *Flying Dragon 3 pjn. Penang,* Colombo, Port Said Marseilles,'* Barcelona,* Valencia* and Liverpoo.* Tajima Maru 3 pirn. Balavia. Obfr.bon Samarang Giang Senior 4 p.m. Pulau Sambu..* Rhiio. Lingga Si.igkep
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    149 5 Programme of Parades up to and for June 1, 1924. To-day. May 27 at 5.30 p.m.—Drill Hail All Officers, Sword D.ill. 5.15 pm. Drill Hall, S.R.E. (v) Signals, Voluntary parade visual sigmali.ng. To-mornow. May 28 at 5.15 pjm.— Drill Hali,, Eurasian Company, Practice for King's BirrrJhday Parade.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    55 5 Orders for week ending June L To-day. May 27 —Sig u.iling C ass He. dqu-.ters, alt 5.15 pan. Thursday, May 29— Band Pract cc Headqu r.ers, at 5.15 p.m. S turday. May 31.—Comb ned Parade Headquarters, at 4 30 pjn. Ind 'vidua! Troop Orders as issued by
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    93 5 London, May 2?. Manchester Market— 8 1 lbs sh rtings fair (new bas's) 16 6 40's Grey Yarns single Twist 30 6 lbs T. Cloth fair 24 yards 13 6 Liverpool Ma*ket— Cotton (Fully Middling American) 18.01 Ct .en Egypt a 1 22 95 Metals— T.i Std. 3
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      299 5 UitiiliiMiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiituiiiiiiiiiii*^ HOMOGEN m m 1 "The Nearest to Nature." mm I Baby's Contenting Supper. m r m J Happy, chuckling Babies rosy with health kept contented I by nourishing food and peaceful sleep builds Z them. It simply because Ho.nogen, the New Full I I cream, Milk Food, is "the
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      331 5 W VNTED.-An Indian CI ul» Swi ging Expert. Hease apply stating full p < rtic iUrs and fee. To Box 188 c'o M il.iya I'nbune." EDUCATIONAL NOTICE. A few seats are available in the various classes of the Anglo-Vernacular School at 42 Onan Rjad, Tanjong Katong, Singapore. Tub ion up
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      242 5 j T&i AISWEI TO THE OUrSIDE PAINTING l] PRO3LEM. J i fl I 1 ZfNOLIN has revolu- I 7lKinf ¥kj tionized outside painting I I but costs less for the ready I Araold-izjd" Ziac Paiat for use gallon than the I. A patented process by which gallon of White Lead
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    157 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 27. High Tides.—4.44 a.m., 6.28 p.m. The Quaints, Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Te-morrow, May 28. High Tides.—6 21 a.m., 7.23 p.m. B. I. homeward, mail leaves. Johore Planters' Assn., C. S. Club 10.15 a.m. Football. S. C. C. vs. Sussex. The Qua
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    58 6 DEATH. TAX—The death occurred on May 20, at 3.35 p.m. at No. 63 Cuppage Road of Mr. Tan Sw.e Kee, aged 62 years, beloved fa (her of Messrs. Tan Boon Kiah and Tan Boon Yong of the Sze Hai Tong Ba:ik ami the Nethrr and? India
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    RUSSIAN TERRORISM.
    885 6 Once mon> the leaders of the Russian Soviet are shewing- themselves in their true co-hours; and a more despicable pietum> it would be difficult to conceive. Two of them rejoice in the fact that the Intel-t-igi;ntsia\ that unfortunate section of the community which is opposed t> the Soviet,
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    329 6 Mr. and Mrs. Harding arrived at Penang on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dashwo d Saunders teft for Home yesterday by th? Swedish nrcuor vessel Fiotwa. Mr. \V. H. MacGreg r arrived hack in ms S..ra ts by the Morea on Saturday morning". Mr. C. Ward-Jackson. Secretary. Planters' AssrciatLn of Malaya,
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    RUN ON SINGAPORE BANK.
    299 6 RUMOURS OF FAILURES MANAGER'S ASSURANCES. Owing to rumours that its failure was impending, the Sze Hai Hong Banking Insurance Co. L d., was naidted by depositors on S:turday. On Monday the run cent rrued and in the .Wo days no less a sum than over $1
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    605 6 The Law Officers, on the instructions of Jtbe Mi.<s.ry. are prepar ng an anti-profiteering bill. Mr. Sidney Webb,, who was a member cf the Committee which devised the war time measure, is fathering the new Bill. The District Judge has reserved judgment in the case in which the Chinese storekeeper
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    ARRACK OR BEECHEW?
    1429 6 INTERESTING APPEAL COURT ARGUMENT. MONOPOLIES' METHODS ATTACKED. An important appeal was argued yesterday before the Chief Justice, S.r Wa.ier Shaw, ia ihe Supreme Court. It concerned the conv.ction under tihe Liquor Revenue Ordinance, and the offence charged was that ihe appellant s.ated in his requis t on
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    SHIP'S DROWNED.
    101 6 SUPS OFF MOYIN GANGWAY Mr. Hendrikus Johai chief engineer on board I AFetrcleum Co.. :teamei A *ka his death sader d sti 13 ng st ness at fuoe Buk;u daiing the w.ek end. It would &p deceased was ■m l, r 1 c'chck in the ra m taf
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    34 6 Frvm lado-Ghnna by I Singapore 8 a.m. ton i Prom China and Ja] Kashmir, due Sing i] morrow. From Europe IL nd patdied May 8) by Penang <J a.m. oil V mat.
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    180 6 "Is war untitled subject of the ieba Assoc.alien on Friday a Mr. G. A Carnafcha" Booatcad and C anj i ;> to go to Penang S r John Wilson Ca Dot ret Grand Mast* i appointed the Rev. J. B Datrid Grand Chap] Penang paper. Dr. Chia Teck Yaw 1
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      344 6 Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) G I I Price $3.50 Each Sizes 34 to 42 Chest. S The Robinson Pull-Over Sweater is made from Light g Weight lure Wool, shape as illustration. Suitable for I wear alter Tennis, Cycling, Walking and other X outdoor sports. I Robinson
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    IMMIGRATION BILL.
    249 7 COOUDGE GIVES HIS APPROVAL- REGRETS CLAUSE EXCLUDING JAPANESE. Reuter. ]gt his srigned the new iLni'irrari n Bill. provision in the Bill exchauon of Japanese i v- m Ju-7 1, which was spate of the President's m ion. he decided to sectttive approval because consideration of which was that
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    GERMAN MILITARY FORCES.
    76 7 iSTION IN THE I DMMON& 1 >mmona passed the the China Indemnity -.ruduced by Mr. tg a further provision ion of money paid on r- China Indemnity. f German milrire ireatioaad in the aons by Sir Frederick d whether the Gercee ri »w exceeded the d by
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS.
    61 7 M AN\ DEATHS AT HOME. shipping magnate w Mr. Bower ncepha£tia lethargica, d "sleepy sickness i ntion afresh to the g ?pread of this dis- Th re have been ekly this mokh and ■lan. 1 compared with an of 539 The mortality vi i 21 per ceru. OiTkrlai
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    30 7 Reuter. untitled reports that the 1 >sage reports that the (r t has reB\g:.«ed. 1 Kbert has -ccepted the and has nyues»ed Chan--1 v to provivonally-carry on. L ~~Reuu r
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    M. POINCARE'S SWAN SONG.
    221 7 APPEAL FOR FAIRPLAY. FRANCE AND HER SECURITY. Reuter. The Councils-General of Paris, which aire the administrative Councils of departments, met throughout France yesterday. M. Poincare, presiding over the Council-General at Meuse, delivered an address which could be regarded as a swan somg. Hrs premiership said that
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    ROYAL VISITORS.
    156 7 ROUSING RECEPTION AT HOME. Reuter. Their Italian Majesties have arrived at London —Reuter. There were striking scenes at the Victoria Station on the arrival of their Italian Majesties, whom Pnince Piedmont arid Princes Mafalda accompany. Their Ma j-; sties King George amd Queen Ma: y the latter wearing
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    THE MOSLEM LEAGUE.
    83 7 SETTLEMENT OF DIFFERENCES. Reuter. A Lahore cable says tlhat the Moslem League has concluded its session* after passing resolutions urg rig the cor/, nuance of commu. al representation and the overhaul of the Government of India Act with a view to eary attainment cf Swaraj. The League
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    MR. THOMAS ILL.
    57 7 Reuter. It is announced that Mr. J. H. Thomas became sudden y indisposed yesterday. For this reason the meetiZ of the Secreta-y for the Clones r.vLla anl Colonies Oommltbie to colder the latter* report .n Kenya immigration was postponed. Mr Thomas has contracted pleur.sy and is under
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    THE TAX BILL.
    13 7 Reuter. «he House of Representatives baa adopted the Tax BiUb-Reuter.
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    DISPUTE WITH TURKEY.
    178 7 TERRITORY OF MOSUI£ PARLEY HELD OVER. Reuter. The Anglo-Turkish negotiations, which hive been proceeding at Constantinople since May 20, relative to the disputed territory of Mosul, at present incorporated with Iraq, have reached a deadlock, Fethi, Bey, on behalf of Turkey, demanding rendition- of the whole district*
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    MOTOR RACING.
    322 7 "CONTINENTAL TRIUMPH. The Targo Florio, which s an internet onal eve t, and the most importat race of the year in Europe was won cy Wernar on Mercedes, fi ted w th Co.Knental Tyres. Werner was also the winner of the Cojppa F.or o race, which is run
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    149 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mr. ar.fi Mrs. A. Hal ie and family leave for Enrfand on furlough tomorrow. Mr. Hast e is he Manager of Grfdtek Estates, Tampin. Mr. J. S. Ayathury is <tfi the sick list. T.,e Malacca Volunteer R flies ispve gone iit:o camp a; Tanjong
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    THE "DIEHARDS."
    42 7 A meeling of all past members of The Mddlese-x Regt. (The Duke of Cambrdge's own) wll be held on Frday at 615 pm at the Headquavers of the SjraTs SetlemeVs Volume ir Force. Beaah-road. All interested are oordia ly invited.
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    39 7 During the absence from Hong Kong of the Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen. H,s Excellency the Governor has appointed, provisionally and to Hs Majesty's pleasure, the Hon. Mr. Mlontague Ede to b? an Unofficial Member of *c Execute Council
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    TRADE IN THE EAST.
    135 7 CONCERN AT HOME. NEED FOR PROMPT ACTION. Reuter. The "Times City" rotes, dealing with the serious concern of British houses trading in the East at the provtf/>cial taxation of foreign imports into China in defiance of treaty obligations, declares that the evil calls for redress. Referring
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    301 7 [We do not necessarily endorse the opknioma expressed by correspon«knta.] Dear Sir,—In your paper of May 21, 1924 urder the title Rel g oas Propaga da tr.ere appeared an artV.e setting forth the cendit o s <t»a' obta nexi a. the tent o; a certain night
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    THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON.
    210 7 The Palladium opt. xd a brilliant week's ei.tei» 'ainment «or* Sunday n ght, when Sr. James Barr c s famous pay was screened urder the title of "Male and Female.'' A packed house acclaim. their satisfaction in BOmeasareitui'iiis tad .here is oft the slightest doubt thai full
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    119 7 A Malayan gentleman now visiting wnites: While there is no doubt that Canada has far and away the finest .show of all, Ma'aya m ed not fear comparison with the rest. Canada is supenb. Australia is god. But am not particu'an y impressed—by ccmpaneacn—with the others, though every one is
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    THE DEATH RAY.
    125 7 DEMONSTRATIONS TO GOVERNMENT. INVENTOR DELIVERS ULTIMATUM. Representatives cf the Government witnessed yesterday a private demonstration by Mr. Gr ndell Mat hews of the so-called death ray n the latter's labor tory. A representative of Mr. Gr ndell Mat.hews told a prefesman that they delivered what was tantamou.'>;
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    BROADCASTING IN MALAYA.
    512 7 LECTURE AT MALACCA. A well attended and successful public meeting was held, under the auspices of The Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce, on Saturday last at The Chinese Maacca Club Tanquenah-road. Malacca. The Ohair was taken by the Hon. Mir. Tan Cheng Lock, who opened the meeting
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    111 7 On Sunday morning a untitled was performed 2 the Chape! of The holy Fami v en the Coas -read by Father Seyret from the Cathearal ct The Gocd Sh pherd a. i the increased aiiendar c shows aire dy that the Chapel, opened only last year, is getlit* small for
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      293 7 I STRONG 57 1 I LIGHT 1 1 DURABLE I 5 I THE 94 AMERICAN PULLEY INCORPORATES THES I I PROVED BEST FEATURES OF ALL TYPES OF X AMERICAN PULLEYS. THOUGH MANY RE-1 jj STEEL SPLIT FINEMbNTS HAVE BEEN MADECj I PULLEYS THE BASIC PMMIPLES REM UN jj THE SAME
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    1305 8 NOTES OF THE WEEK. Ccn rary to expect a tic'is Ben Tracey, the Australian lgh we ght fa led to treat?, a favourable impression ia his fir*.; Si 'gapore debu: aga'nst SUvino Jami;o who hope'ussly outpohted the Aussie and put him down a d out a. the
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    FOOTBALL.
    624 8 YESTERDAY'S THRILLING GAME. YONG LIANG'S BRILLIANT GOALS. The Straits Chinese Football Association played an exceedingly clever on the PaJarg yesterd y aferno;n and surpass.d all the r prey ous brilliance by beat r.g the Royal G*rr son Artillery by seven goals to one V ng Liang rhat splendid Chinese
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    TO-DAY'S GAME.
    66 8 The foHowing w !1 represent the St Joseph's Old Boys agahst the Singapore Club in the seeo.d d vis on of tihe Singapore Football League on 'he Padang this afternoor.: —C. Rodr H. C. Scully C. F. Ess; A. J. de Souza, C. de Souza (Captain), Frank James;
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    S.C.F.A. II vs. O.T.F.C.
    62 8 The f.llowirg will represent the S C. F. A. 11. aga nst the 0. T. F. C. th's evening on the former's ground: Koh Ch'm Yeat; Ta Lee Wan, Foo Siak Cheng; Chia Gue Seng, Chua Boon Lay, Ec On Kee; Seng Jcon. Ta c Chwee
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    THE LEAGUE TABLE.
    60 8 Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. SCF.A. 5 5 0 0 22 3 10 SCC. 5 3 1 1 12 5 7 RG.A. 5 3 2 0 911 6 S R.C. 5 13 1 5 9 3 Royal Sussex 5 0 2 3 2 6
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    105 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Date Team Ground May. 28 S.CC. v. Sussex S.CC 30 S.R C. v. R.CA. S R.C. June. 2 S.C.F.A. v. Malay F T S.CC 4 R G.A. v. S.CC S R.C. 6 Sussex v. S.C.F.A. SX.C 9 Malay F. T. v. S
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    MALACCA GAME.
    264 8 The final match between the St. I Francis' Inatitulon I and the Higr. School in the* Young Malacca Cup Competition was playai en the- 22nd. ins on tha Ma. a oca Club padang. There w- s a arge gathering of spectators to witness th* ma cr. the wea
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    CRICKET.
    70 8 HOME MATCHES. Reuter. Six thousand people witnessed the crcket match be ween the M.C.C. and the Sou.h Africans wtt eh was begun hst Sa uiday. Taking first knock on a fine wickat the M CC compiled 145 rurs towaids which Hearne contributed 59. Pegler captured c ight wickers for
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    145 8 Won Lost Pts. P. W. L Ist Poss Ovt. In In Yorksh re 3 3 0 0 0 15 15 M ddlesex 4 3 0 1 0 20 18 Surrey 3 2 0 1 0 15 13 Somerest 3 2 0 0 1 15 11 Leicestershire 3 1
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    BOXING.
    41 8 YEW JIN ACCEPrS. Replying to Young Frisco's challenge Ifip an eight round return bout Yew Jin requests us to state that he is wiMrtg to oblige and would like the match to be staged during the first week of June.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
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