Malaya Tribune, 31 May 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol -No. 128 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1924 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1924.
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      219 1 I 'lvURlrO i RPASBBD FOR I j \9 WOOLLENS, I S N ELS, LACES, I LIKENS, WHITE OR URBD FINE i KABRICS. In packet to-day. j affe Sons, Ltd. -J in England.) f i •"•"•-ft W^XCEL"! ELECTRIC I 3HL IRONS BRITISH MADE LCorD.C, Sole Agents: |ne »d 23» v»n s
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      226 1 AVOID PRICKIY HEAT I by using Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Manufactured oaly ty MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, Baticry toad, SINGAPORE. I i i i t i tit r i i iii 'iimiiiiiitiiHiiiiiiiir THE ROBINSON PIANO 9 0 COMPANY, LIMITED. in Hongkomg). T-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLL YE R QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars
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      195 1 t i i i urniimiinitial iiiiiiiiiiimnin i i i.'i"»; I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., J I Manufacturing Opticians, I 15, South Canal Road, Singipore. I z New Shipment*: X-RAY Frame CONQUEROR Frame I SIN TEX Frame I SHELLTEX Frames I All above frames]are the latest stjle Z and very p
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    THE COLLIERIES CASE.
    1840 2 MR. JUSTICE WHITLEY'S JUDGMENT. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES. OWNERSHIP OF THE OPTION. The following is the continuation of th e judgme.it of Mr. Justice Whitley in the above case, delivered on the 15th inst. The statement that coal deposits in China Siam and th e Dutch Indes had
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      180 2 STRESSES JS&dllh i 1 I by taktn? Egg k SantalCapsules .1 The hA internal treatment. M/ F WV V|I So made that the antiseptic is m/| Tka Trot F«oa 1 not reed llie <*<S est,ve 7\'J& a< Dr. Claude L. Wheels writes N~ No nausea can re,uh. VUH «g R
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      631 2 YOUR LOOKS AND YOUIk OUTLOOK. on life will equally benefit by the occasional use of Pinkcttes, the dainty ittle laxa ives when disjpel constipation s ck-headaches and bilious attacks in a night. By gently clearing the mm system P nketters ramove the causes of pimples, blotches, ill-smelling breath flatulence, piles
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      699 2 Note the You meet everywhere today They are fighting film on teeth You see glistening teeth every- After long research, two where today. Not with women were found. One acts to c only, but with men— even wtth film, one to remove it and J*. men who smoke. any harmful
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      230 3 i bcr Wincarnis is a positive to you if you are /eak, Anaemic, i cus or Run-down not a luxury—it is a positive necessity to all k 3 or Anx*mic, or Nervous, or Run-down. •nis exercises an extraordinary power in Strength and New Vitality. c reason: —Wincarnis is a Tonic,
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      521 3 DOCTORS WHO SUFFER FEOH INDIGESTION jctorj kmw taat most ruses of digestive disturbance are iis to »cidity, and bo, when they thim.eve* K't ai attack ot nwh pii thoj get nstant relief by diking a si n ntrJiieaa antacid prepar vi m kn wj as Bivjra.ei Mag lest*. If you
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      189 3 .izaMftvwrwMHH wmmmmmmmmmttWkWmmmi^a^^^^L DRINK SEDNA The Ideal Tonic WW Wine s i Sole Agents: FRANCIS MONK k CO., 12, Robinson Road, SINGAPORE. Sun-Maids are dried in t^WMHrrlPßw^ the in these beauti EflH ful «reat clutters just as they come trom the *r.''^^T^^jjSrnßaßlr^^B^^Bß Only the finest table grapes are used in these
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1230 4 EMPIRE'S FEATURE. By "Felmar." "BLOOD AND SAND." A story of colourful Spa n, of moonlight, of senorit s, of dancing 1 and gutars—the land for passionate love-making—writien by Vicente B asco Ibanez, adipted by June Mathis and d rected by Fred N bio Such is "Blood and
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      272 4 AMUSEMENTS i Announcement Extraordinary j Empire Cinema To-Night and Until Monday, June 2. In the Second Show at 9.30 RODOLPU VALENTINO Ii a Fred Nibio Production BLOOD SAND with jjj NITA NALDi and LILA LEE gj From th.- Novel by VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ 8 Reels. In the First Show at
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      305 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra Fi-om Friday, May 30 to Wednesday, June 4. Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL Presents Katherine Mac Donald in The Notorious Miss Lisle IN 5 REELS. (From the Widely read novel by Mrs. Raillie Reynolds) An absorbing Drama
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      337 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY Once in every decade There is born one < f thjse uncanny psrsons who are given the power to g iaifse the future. See To-Night! Don't wait until to-morrow for you don't know what the marrow h ldsfo- you The Season's most unusual Picturc THE MAN. WHO SAW
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      161 4 SURINa For One Week Onlv' 1 From Wednesday. M s Tuesday, J un 3 Nightly at 7.15 p m sharp WiLLIAM I)L'\c,N AND EDITH JOHNSTON N SMASHING BAHRItHS Vitagraph's High Powered fceri si 0 f tm c U1 open spaces. DICK daeing 1 I' <- t> itinenttothe lumber camp* of
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    "MISSING" EARL FOUND.
    181 5 SIMP! I IFE AT THE SEASIDE. g Karl of Perth,'who es his frie '.ds by his to out-of-the-way located at Dawl sh, Devonshire seas.de BOW living unoster.Igings in a small apartment hi ose. ry few residents are Kware af h s identity; he is a familiar wn.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    47 5 tree* ending June 8. 31—Ootninned, Parade a at 4.30 pm. In c 3 —King's B>rthJ Yuo da 8,1 Scoiis Parade back A at 620 am. June 5— Band Practice at 515 p.m. rroop Orders as issued 1 Pcg «tanrteta, FRANK C. SANDS, Commiss oner-
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    153 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. London.—lOVid. Local.—34 cents. TIN. London.—£2o6.lo.o. Local.—slo3.so per picul 75 tons PRODUCE. Vest erdiay. Buyers Seller* Gambicr $20.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube VVh te Pepper 27.00 Joh _re Black Pepper M Si d Black Pepper 16.00 Sundried Copra. 1125 Mixed Copra 11j6C "Small
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    132 5 (L. R. Macphail.) Ifnil g:—Murais $2.75 to 1290, Pctaihgs $130 to $1.33. Pengkalens $10.75 to $11.10. Ta'ip'.g $1.17 to $1 20 Kanipcng Kamur.tir.gs 46s to 475. Xaw.tg Pets $1.45 to $1 50 Telok Kruins 90 to 05 can's Hitams SI 22% :o $1.27 l 2
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    ETLIN AND CO.'s REPORT.
    124 5 Tin.—Taipings. $1.17% to $1.22%, Norths -51.02 to $1.05. Souths 92 to 95 cents, Johans 31 to 33 cents, Petalinga $1.30 t $1.3">. Nawng Pet? $1.47% ;,o $1.53. Linguis $4.15 to $4 3D. Rubber:—Meatakabs 15 t 17 ce".s Ulu Ber.u s 15 to 17 cents B. Katils
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    EXCHANGE.
    88 5 Singapore. May 31. On London Bank 4 months' 2s 4 1 32 Demand 2s 3 15 16 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4?»s On Ir.d a Bank T\?l. Transfer 164% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 4% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bark demand 69% Ow Jay Bank Tel. Transfer 139
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    81 5 of C. kubtoer Association. Singapore. May 31. Pale Crept Clos ng Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Snot 34 34V4 July to Sept 96* Oct to Dec d 7 Lateat London Cables quote. London Spot 10V 2
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    634 5 THE CHANGKAT SERDANG ESTATES, LTD. Thy directors of the above company have issued he CoHowmjj report:— The Profit and Losi Account for the year shows a ret loss of $6,000.46 which auMv.l to he balance of $19 ***** biought forward frcm k st account leaves a <Kb t
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    111 5 TOKYO. Thursday. Viscount T. Ka>tioh 'has leturned from N kko. It is believed tha: the Government vnstruott on to tre Minister at Wash ng<on for resistersce against the AmeVcan legislation for >exclud ng Jap' nese hum grants has had no affect. A campaign for tbe formation of a
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      268 5 WE REMAIN unchallenged for COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS. PAUL Co., PHOTOGRAPHERS, 57, Road, SINGAPORE. Compatent Architectural Draftsman wautei for Singapore ffice. One with tnirougi knowledge or draitstnanebip n;ed a 1175.00 per m mtii. Reply stitiug q talifioattocs wiih copies or lesuin in .is t> BuX £io 133 co ihe Mulaya Tribune." MIt&NK
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      428 5 G33D OPPORTUNITY Of LEAMINS imai URBIIK Afforded by Th 3 liijiij Ciii 333 StuJant's J Society. No. 36-A High Street, in its day School jjst orginls3d especially for Straits-Born Chiaess. 1 A beginners class and an Advance 1 class to be started. 4 I Dato uf openiig or School—June 1,
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      177 5 ■«"•■"««IMIMUilllU^ THE ORIGINAL FLAT WALL FINISH 3] j AN OIL PAINT WITHOUT GLOSS j WASH4BLE AS MARBLE. I MJIZI/asf2sr3^sL^l Unequalled as a Finish for I latter Walls and Metal, I Wood or A<b)stos Ceilings. j NOT a distemper J Used extensively throughout New GeaeraT ro.pita'. Ifadfl in En<?lind. Agents for
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      340 5 mails close. O-PAY, MAY 31. J Pak'Hibanjr Mi® Senang 2 p.m. Kemaman and Quorra 2 p.m. i: M i acca Whatt Soon 3 p.m. ■i Tembilahan Aing Lcong 3 p.m. L v :.am and Ptnang P.rt *Kang 3 p.m. *Mena 3 p.m. Circe 3 p.m. Makassar, Souramg Chcr.bon Patrick Henry
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    64 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, May 31. High Tides—9 28 am., 9.19 pm. The Quamts, V c. Theatre, 9.30 p m. To-morrow, June 1. High Tide's.—lo.ll a.m., 9.51 pm. Swimmting Club: Team Race and Monthly Tiffin. Swimming Club launches To.—lo. 2 30. Fr0m.—12.30, 3.30. Monday, June 2. High
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    38 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Ernest Klass beg to thank relatives an j friends, who a 'tended the funeral cf his late beloved wife Edna Jessie and <H those who sent wreaths, letters- and telegrams of condolence.
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    LET US SETTLE DOWN!
    1241 6 Dry reading, this summary of the correspondence between Mr. MacDor aid ard If. Poir.care just issued by the Foreign Office and received by cable. And yet it affects vitally all of ur—Coo! c, Clerk Merchant, Rubber Glower, Me" <n M'hing and Indus ry. Shipping and Insurance-,
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    699 6 Truth at Last! Among the pamphlets on v;<rdoua subjects 1 kt'ly to in orest v'sitors to Wembley the one on "The Cost of Living" s utes: The cost of living in Malaya is unquesit oßiably h gh. Not only dd the war cause an enormous increase in
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    327 6 Dr. K. Black, the Professor of Surgry has tow retur .d to Singapore fr.m I er.ang. The Chwce Lu..g Hn. S ngapore, is oa led on to furnish proof of its ex steice within thri.e months o 'iv? foundation stonrof Colombo? New Town Ha 4 was laid on May 24,
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    114 6 SEAPLANES TO PARTICIPATE. The Birthday of H's Majesty the K'ng wi.'l be celeb: ated on Tuesday, June 3. Tin costumary ceremonial parade, at which His Excellency tha Governor will attend, will take place on the Padang at 745 am. Seaplar.es fiom H. M. S. "Pegasus" w'll also partlcipa
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    742 6 The first $500 for he Swabue Fam n? Relief has been wired -o Hongkonj- o The Hon Mr. Lowther Kemp is appointed a member of the Execu" ye Council in place of tii:-e Hon. Sir Davd Galloway. o Mrs. Dashwood Saundetrs, the ene<rg;tic Hon. Secretary of the C. W. A.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    13 6 LWe do net neo 5 opinio.l3 expressed I deiD-us.]
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    Special
    311 6 cf your column men of ooder 35 wi thiir service i: th< Fore-. Many y< joined recently. u rivals may cot hav &rousfar ther resp n a haps the fol. owing W* ou the obi who have, not joii Every man n the obligation to serve s Men in*
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    A Black Day for
    133 6 Sir, Muricipii mm ss May 11>24: Depos't of ?2C0—i -j r d frcm 11 motor buses < re owners are pocr N n j;i: fr :n lcrris and hired cais b.i;u?e cw tiers are rchtr. Refund cf < unoccupied prenrses. At landlords appear to app: ac
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    91 6 PBNANG VOTER INS' SHIELD- The Ranges an- allot) tice as under: Farrer Ran>;e (Seletar). To-day. May SI. S. R. E. (v) 2 p.m. To-m<>rr< w, Jun; 1. Ghintse Q y. 8 a n "C" Coy. and If. G. Pi G p.m. Buk t Tumi H Eurasian Day.
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    MAILS EXPECTEDS
    38 6 Fr.m Indo-Ohina bj Lebon due "Singap": day. rhe 2nd prox m From Chha and J Wakasa Maru. du» M'.>r:<j.iY. th 2nd pr From Chi.ia and Japai i<> i Maru. dee Singap day. the 2nd pr xinio.
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      25 6 BIRTH. At til? Matomity Hospital to Mrs. Lopez, wife of Mr. R. S. Lopez, manager. Empire Cinenip. of a eon. Mother and chjld doing- well.
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      56 6 WHAT INTERESTS Y0V1 Pag* v Let Us Settle Dosra J Not.* t«i Comnwitt Let ers to the Editor Sova Has Revenge The World Oourl 7 Munic pal Meeting Th? Ba'.krupkv Court Church Seericei The Copier ea < 4 Stage and Sen en Company Report Mail Not ce I Share Market
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    THE WORLD COURT.
    107 7 MR. COOLJDGE'S SPEECH. v WS PREPARE FOR WAR." Reuter. in the course of an M m<>rial Day ceregton Cemetery, said) that that that American ie World Court would upon the d ssoc i-ion fr no the I/ ague of rthy of American, s. Th? Premention the Senate
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    THE FIRE.
    92 7 VVY DAMAGE DONE. tg roffl Bukharest from the extt y heavy, but there .(>. 'There s no indica- the disaster. -ays that a thou- mun t'ar.s. conr tly received rks, and also a munitions were *.r.--n a: Bucharest j- two bill'o.i le' has bee:: caused by wh eh
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    HOLLDING TRADE BALLOT.
    19 7 Reuter. nation*] ballot of the rativea resulted in f the empkyers' offer, ate aed s:rike is
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    SUSPICION OF JAPAN.
    56 7 Reuter. j News*" r.ival corres- the fact that the fleets next year at Hawaii to carry out n mid-Pae fie clearly ive of the latest n the Ur. ted Sates. 1 .-uspic on of Japan 'he uneasiness from disturbed nate se relations are mj ortanee is setur
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    QUEEN AT WEMBLEY.
    27 7 Reuter. Queen accompanied 1 pre revisited Wembley an hour at the Hor.gwh r e they purchased a ea including vases, phant and Chinese toys.
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    POLAND AND ASIA.
    37 7 Reuter. A fr m Warsaw says that ■<-nt has approved the I'olon j-Asiat c Assoc a- of which are to ex't on and establ sh comar MtlUctual re ations better I» i «1 As:a.—Reuter.
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    WORLD FLIGHT.
    31 7 Reuter. A j p r able reports that the J airmen resumed their to \f. u -ucao yes'erday morning the g mat h ne purchased from r of India.—Reuter.
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    SOVIET HAS REVENGE.
    178 7 RUSSIAN ORDER CANCELLED. NOT FRIENDLY WITH GERMANY. Reuter. As a sequel to the recent incident in the Russian Trade Delegatior/s offices the Berlin licenses for the importation of eleven m llion roubles wcr.h of German goods has been cancelled and orders theirevflcre have been placed with Britain.
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    RUSSELL DIVORCE CASE.
    62 7 RESPONDENT'S APPEAL ALLOWED. Reuter. The House of Lords has iliowed Mrs. Russell's appeal Against the decision of the Divorce Court given early in li>23 granting htr husba.d the Hon. Mr. Hugo Russell a decree nisi m the gruund of the w fe's m'sconduc: w th a ma.i
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    PARLIAMENT MEETS IN DANCE HALL.
    104 7 Reuter. The first Souihern Rhodesian Legislature opened yesterday u.'der un'que cord tiens. There was a hug e attendance includ'ng many setlers from rem. te dlstr cts. In the absence of a Parliament building the assembly was heW n the Dancing Hall of a Salisbury Hotel.
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    MAHATMA GANDHI.
    54 7 Reuter. Under the heading Gar.dh' Repud la es Swarajists" the newspapers in Bombay publish a s/atemenL by Mahatma Gandhi referring to the working of the organisat on and urging those who do not beLieve in a boycott of counc Is, law courts, government schools e c., to resugn
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    FRENCH ECONOMY.
    24 7 Reuter. The Freoudh Cabinet has decided to issue decrees g ving effect to economies in various public services, totaling 440,000 000 frar.es.—Reuter.
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    RUSSIANS AT LEVEE.
    18 7 Reuter. The Sov'et have been invited to the K'ng's Levee at Buckingham Palace on Monday.—Reuter.
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    PENANG-BELAWAN-DELI.
    92 7 NEW K.P M. SERVICE. P.G. The X P.M. intends to start a new line between Penary and BeiawanDrfi from July next, especially for the ♦rarspo;-.- of passengers between pfnccs. The motor steamer ''Siberg* w th acccmmoda' ion for 24 ft «t and 18 seco d <jlass passengers, with a
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    13 7 Mr. C.W. Dawson of the Malayan Civil Serv'ce, is granted eight months leave.
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING.
    2036 7 HAWKER DISCUSSION POSTPONED. TACKLING THE BUS PERIL. Tb« monthly meet-'ng of the Singapova Muncpal Commissioners was he'd yesterday afternoon in the Board Room, the President Mr. R. J. Farrer occupying the, chair. There were presen. Messrs. A. E. B-ddeley, W. Dunman, A. G. Antony the Hon. Inche Mohamed
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    SHARE LITIGATION.
    178 7 CONTRACT NOT FULFILLED Before Mr. Justice Acton in the Supreme Court on Thursday, an action was heard which aroe.e out of an alleged failune o carry out two contracts entered into in November 1922 for the purchase of 10,000 Ulu shares and 1 000 New Craiglelea shares Messes
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRE.
    91 7 Shortly after seven o'clock last n ght the Fire Bi igade was called out to Trengganu-street wh.re a number of shop b uses were ablaze. The fire had apparently s.arted on i the top floor as these portions cf the houses were burniag fiercely. The Br'g:4ie succeeded
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    THE LATE MRS. KLASS.
    62 7 We regret to record th c deith of Mis. Edna Ji Kkas, w'fe of Mr. Err.est Klass at her res d 'cc, on Thursday. The deceased who was oniy w. ty years of age leaves a husband and n infant daughter to moan her los.-. The
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    72 7 Programme of Parades up to and f„r June 1, 1924. T.-ciay. May 31.—Bukit Timah Range Farrer Rang?, and Teams competing for Peeiang Veteran Shield. O. C. Units will please &end into Adjutant, S.V C their requirements not later than Ist Post. Wednesday 28-5-24. To-mcrrow. June 1, at
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    353 7 M. J.J. Challot, one of the oldest res.d-rts of the French communi y at Shanghai left for Fraene or, the "Paul Lex-at." Dur ng 15 years service wth th c French Mun cip.i c 1 as Chef Engineer, he has been prominently identified with the devel of ,h e C.ncest,.on.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    77 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. ST. J.0.8.A. vs. SELETAR UNITED. The following wll represent the S. J. O. B. A. against the Seicftai U. ited, n the Sec: d I).vision League to-day, on the S.CFA. ground:— C. M Rodriguea; H. Scufry, A. Samy; F. Janus, Lee, Kah (Capta n), C. de Souza;
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    86 8 LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1921. First Division. June. Date Team Ground 2 S.C.F.A. v. Malay F T S.C.C. 4 R.G.A. v. S.C.C. SRC. 6 Sussex v. S-f.F.A. S.C.C. i) Malav F. T. v. S R.C. S.C C. 11 S.C.F.A. v. S.C.C. S R.C. 13 Sussex v. R.G.A. S.C.C. 16
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    GOLF.
    228 8 AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. In Si Andrew** Amateur Golf Champtondh p semi-fl a-s the Cambridge Captain of th.- E gl sh loterr.Kti ►nal, E. F. Storey bea the holder, Wethered by two holes. E. Hclderneas 6hc ex-holder beat W. Mur. ay of We s-hiK by 9 2. In di zzlinir
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    PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT.
    34 8 In the Thousand Guineas Profess'onal Golf Tournament «emi-ft al. A. Xompstoo <Nor.h-Manchesier) beat Geo g. Dunea (Hangerhill) by 4 3 ar.d Fred Roheon beat J. Gaudi-. of Alwoodley by 3 2.— Reuter.
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    ROWING.
    92 8 To* Royal Yach: Club will hoM a Rowing Regatta on Saturday Jure 21, when the following row'ng races w il take plac=>:—Berrosford Fours Scr teh Fours, and Open ..Sculling Race. The course foe tha Scratch Fours and Opoii SeuMng Races will be on'y abou„ half a mile and t
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    40 8 HOME GAMES. In the Ghisrwick, Middlesex, lawn tenuis tournament semi-fina's beat Kingscote by B—6, Raymond bat the Japanese Internait'onal. Okamo o by 6—4, 6—o, Miss Ryan beat Malkry by 6—2, 6—3 and' McKane beat Beamish by 6—3, 6—l.—Reuter.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    22 8 MONDAY'S TIES. Mixed Doubles. E. E. de Souza and G. de Souza vs. W. A. BalhetChet and G. G. Gray.
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
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    22 8 OLYMPIC GAMES. In the secord round of the Olympic jccer CompatJt on Swi zeribnd heat Jeeho-Sk>vakia by 1 to nil Reuter.
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    55 8 DERBY BETTING. Further betting in the Derby is as fo 1 W3:—7l Tom Pinch; 1.">2 Diophon: 100 9 Dawson City and Bright Knight; 100 8 St Germans; 100 7 Sansovino; 25 1 Hurstwood. Parmonio ard Knight of the Garter; 401 Spa'peen taken and offered; 401 Defiance, offered; 50
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    148 8 On Sunday morniing the first team of tihe Chinese Sw mmlng Club wifll plsy the team from H. M. S". "Hollyhock" wlh.ile ~he follow'ng will play n the second team agaiinst the Raffles Scoool:—Lim Koon Teck; Chua Choon Loong, Tan Kee Hong; Lim Geok Sang; F. W. Chan,
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    32 8 Among those returning to the Strats by Malwa are:—Lady Guillemard, Dr. A. L. Hoops Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. Peel, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sime and H. H. the Raja of Sarawak.
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    289 8 MOSLEMS CONDEMN TURKS FOR CALIPH'S FALL The sboli io. of the Calphate by the Turkish republic has been condemned by all riiadfift of 'Jheugnt represented among the Meskms of India. Their attacks have been levelled principally at Mustapha Kemal and Ismet Pasha, who are regarded in 1::. S
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    27 8 A simple but untitled was given to Mr. J. Huggins. the District Officer Ulu Lang t District by Ihc Did an eommu ity o Monday at Kajang.
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      582 12 PUBLIC NOTICES The Exchange Banks will be cloied on Tuesday, June 3 HIS MAJESIY'S BIRTHDAY. Monday, June 9 WH IT-MONDAY. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Ordinance No. 135 Municipal*. Preparation of Scheme for Building Whereas certain land situated in the area bounded by berargocn Roan. Hastings Road, Ciive Stieet ai d I
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