Malaya Tribune, 3 June 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. XI. No. 130 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924.
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      277 1 t i i liii/iiniiH-iaiuiuuiiuM I KURLO I |g MOST HIGHLY ,vi RATED FORM oK pURE SOAP. I I WA ES WITHOUT j 1 DRINKING. I M BP m y j Sons, Ltd. 1 In England.) 9 I I i I I I t i I I I lIIHIIM ~I•' 1
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    THE COLLIERIES CASE.
    2025 2 MR. JUSTICE WHITLEY'S JUDGMENT. SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES. OWNERSHIP OF THE OPTION. The following: -3 the continuation of the judgment of Mr. Justice Whitley in the above ease, delivered on the 15th r.st In that cage I do not think it was possible for defendant to have stated
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      537 2 SOMETHING EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Baby's Own m Tablets Worms z-ob children of ncurisJimfttt give them pains in the stomach and bowels, spoil their sleep and steal their strength. Administered for a few days, Baby's Own Tablets (fetal out worms, and then the little sufferer rapidly improves. His appetite
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      365 3 •.r I Delicious and Beneficial! unanimous verdict of all who have JL changed from coffee and tea to the new food drink, Instant Postum. -Hided people still cling to the use of coffee and v overlook the ills which result from their use, until until chronic digestive, heart or nerve
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      279 3 BIG CHANCES. The man or woman who is suffering the txcnimating agonies of Rheuthe exesnciatmg agonies of Rheuna tism caiw afford to waste time and DM ney gambling with make-believe I sued! I: SAL RELIEF is what is wanted —quicHy and SURELY. That is why ni Ititudet of sufferers turn
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    924 4  -  NEXT WEEK S ATTRACTION. By "Felmar." "HAIL THE WOMAN." "I am Judas, for I have betrayed those who loved me best." This agonised confession s made to his Puritan congregat on/ by the newly ordained m nister. ready to depar. as a m ssionary to far-off lands.
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      310 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINEMA Tuesday and Wednesday Thursday, June 5 FOR TWO MCHTS ONLY L. IV I f J Mary Pickford Whirlwind c LITUE LORD FAUNTLEROY Serial IN 30 HEELS. IN 10 REELS All Id One Nigbt Featuring CLEHARS HLTCBKON Scandalous Admission Prices OHgUBS Ist CLss 50 cts. IN 5 PARTS
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      283 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Friday, May 30 to Wednesday, June 4. Id Ihe 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. (Frcm the Widely read novel by Mrs. Bailiie Reynolds) An absorbing Drama
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      460 4 AMUStIM!) GAIETY SURir,A IH the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. p or Qne Q^ HM a i From Wednesday. H [j Who is to Blame n The Tale ol a Ricksha Puller Nightly at 7.15 p m sharp in five paris WiLLIAM DU\CIN AND EDITH JOHNSIOS M. THE j SMASHING
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    292 5 SPORTS PASTIMES. FOOTBALL. x, v X H ENDS IN FIGHTING. STING CONDUCT. r lA Y AND TACTICS. Kt»l play and quest onable bee pract'sed on the s e but ever did a game— ue ttUi«.en at that <i gracefully as the th.« Strain Chinese .C atio.1 a d the Malaya
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    GAMES.
    25 5 i r u d of the Olymp'c tit on Sw'tzerlanl beat 1 ai d Holland beat Irey j 1 aft er two ex er.sdo.'.s.
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    LEAGUE TABLE.
    55 5 Go&la yv L l- A,Pr» 'i 2 o 26 12 :< 1 I It f. 7 3 1 K S 7 I O <1 10 i; 1 0 H 0 I 12 5 5 4 .12 17 0 3 1 I 10 4 1-12 I 0 2 11
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    72 5 FIXTURES, 1924. First Division. Team Ground 4 RH A v. S.C.C. SR C. 1 issea v. S.C.F.A. S.C.C. i Malay F. T. v. SR.C. S.CC. F.A. v. S.C.C. SR.C. Susses v. R G.A. S.C.C. 1« Malay F. T. v. S.C.C. S.R.C. 13 S RC. v. S.C.F.A. S.R.C.
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    YACHTING.
    1110 5 I!, »VA.. SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. I Mu 1 i.l'ILLEMARD HONOURED. n of the go-ahead has to record yet another ti g week-end the doings w 11 set down in rotaton I ts came otf *day last a return match u r s was between the aiij he Mai'gare*. jl.
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    THE TURF.
    206 5 POLO CLUB GYMKHANA. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG. Yesterday. Th? Polo Club Gymkhana was favoured with fine wtather. There was a large gathering present, a d irtereetiing was provided. Mrs. Codrington gave away the prizes. The results were: Race 1— Flossie (Strode), Mmderoo (Miss Perkins), Lady Madcap (Schiess).
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    DERBY SCRATCHINGS AND BETTINGS.
    368 5 Reuter. The Derby scratchings are:—Ea!rlestons at 5 pm. oa Saturday, Grurzil at 10 pm. or' Saturday Bobflint and Henri at 9 o'clock yesterday. Thj betting is 6'l Diopb<on; 8 1 Tom Pi eh; 100 ii Sansovtno arid St German; 1008 Brigh Knght; 18 1 Wocdend; 22
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    156 5 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Londan. —lOVzd. Local. —34*4 cents. TIN. London. —£204.10 0. Local.—$103% per picul 208 tons Isold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambler $20.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 27.50 Johcre Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 15.50 Sur dried Copra 1130 Mixed Copra 11.00 Small
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    263 5 Maii rioeing at G. P. O. noon today. TO-MORROW, JUNE 4. Batavia, Derby. Bnoome, C issack. Ons'jow. Carnarvon and Wist m Auatna M a .(taking articles for ether places in Australasia by train from Fremantle if prepaid at letter rate.) Minderoo 6 p.m. HOLIDAY—H. M. THE kAg'S BIRTHDAY.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    158 5 Por Mekbi >r Treub:—Mr J. Ph. Bauwin. Mr. F. Smits. Mr. M. Grass, Mr. H. Anders n, Mr. D. H. Harper. Ifr. FIL L. Murphy M><. Gos-?ele. Mr. 6. Vermeulen, Mrs. George Blyth. Mien J. Darnell. Mr. It. B. Morhead. M" H. H. Brown. Mrs. St hukkir gf,
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
    93 5 The Municipal Commissi ners of the Tc wn of Sir gap* re latvita tenders for the E<cti n i'nd not potion of ;»n Electric bub-Station at Peirce r<(.;u!. Mans ra'dy be and Spftificatim and Form of Tenders < htaineo at tbe Municipal Architect's < ftice uring ffice aoun
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      133 5 EDUCATIONAL NOTICE. A few spats available in the various classes of the Anulo-Verna< ular School 2t 42 Ouan Road. Tarijong Katorg, Singapore. Tuition up to the Senior Cambridge ho ol certificated Examination and for the Royal Society of Art9 Secretarial Diploma, Shorthand etc. Apply in person. iSHS2SSSHSHS2SHS2SESBSZS2S2SHSHS2SHS2SESES^^ j Homogen, for
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      283 5 ORDINANCE No. 44. (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE j STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. I la Bankruptcy N). 133 of 1924 Re (l| Peter FnncN Frols. Summary Case. Rice'./i-u f ):ir -n id? 2nd May, 1924 Date of Orler f>r Summary Administration 24th M ty, 19»4 Date of
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      345 5 THE TO THE OUTSIDE PAINTING l] PROBLEM. 1 j 1 ZLNOLIN has revolu- I I 7 W\J f\l ¥>VT tdonized outside painting I but costs lees for the ready I "Arnold-ized "Zinc Paint for use gallon than the i I A patented process by which gallon of White Lead the
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    137 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 3. High Tides.—ll.2s a.m., 10.52 r*m. King George's Birthday. Publ c HoLday. Government House Ball. To-morrow, June 4. High Tides.—nooa, 11.21 p.m. Football: R. G. A. vs. S. C. C. Thursday, June 5. High Tides—o.34 a.m 11.51 p.m. Kinta Assn. mtg., H.
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    PLANNING SINGAPORE.
    825 6 Public interest in the Singapore Town Planning scheme seems to have died down in th: past few weeks. In the meantime the authorities are busy modify Lag the Ordinance prepared by Cap am R'chards. Their reason for doing so is that the whole scheme, as propounded by Capt.
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    564 6 His Excellency the Governor will be leaving Singapore in the S. Y. Stabelle on June 3 for Borneo. H.M.S. H...yhock has been detailed by the Commander in Ch:ef. China Squadron -to accompany His Excellency. Mr. Khoo Hoo. Hye Ter.nis Ch:mp:on of Maii.ya. arrived in London o.i th? 3rd w :tima
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    THE CAUSEWAY AT JOHORE.
    699 6 READY FOR TRAFFIC. A MAGNIFICENT ACHIEVEMENT, Th 8 s hn age of strength, huge mechanical s rength; the stnength of vast machines, of great motive powers, of artific al energy. The energy of the world has increased wta the evolu .on of man; it is colossal,
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    213 6 The Band of Hope will meet at the Y.W.C.A. on Wednesday, at 4.30 p.m. o Dr.. and Mrs. Hugihes, of Kuala Kangsar, are leaving shortly for Singapore on a hoi day. o Tltie Chief Justice, Sir Wa"ter Shaw, a-nd Mr. Justice Acton sat n the Johore Court of appeal yes
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    BORNEO TRADE DEPRESSION.
    272 6 SINGAPORE FIRMS LOSSES. OUTLOOK NOT BRIGHT. The Directors of the Jesselton Ice and Power Co. Ltd,, in their 10.h annual report to shareholders, report tha. the result of the year's working, after allowing for depreciations, amour-ting- to $20,406 77, shows a loss of $11,008.05. The report says:
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    634 6 The Hon. Mr. J.H.W. Park, Cok.r.iai Engineer, Arrived in Per.ang on Fr pn an official axpec on. The new Salors' Institute, opened by H. E. the Governor on May 9. will prov e a great bo.n to our ma.:? seamen who visit these ports. What is w needed is a
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    THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    105 6 PARADE ABANDo XED HKwy r ain Heavy rain f u o'clock this m J the p. Parade ar.! \r •n honour 0 f T George VJs.. abandoned. A- 2nd Batta Reg ment, jiru-.i., followed by the vai s f pore Voiunteer ri, s atioi an l the
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    PARADE
    57 6 (From Our Own Co, respond, KUALA LUMPUR T K l ne s BM *y w*'!, held th.s morning «b m under Capt. Perkins taking p-." troops were inspected f.y ,\f r \j ar accompanied by the Ratifon Selangor. There w;. a ai*. T....' ing including official. The gariuri d*p<
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    POLICE NEWS.
    250 6 While two Hokierw alo ,l, Btree n feturia, night with a number of eU shades electric tab], fane, Uuli two saws they wcie ;.irei the Detee he StaUux 0:, enqu.nes it wag d sc rered that 5 aitic.es were etoien f Eng:n.erg store a Tang] l. csed were
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    MAILS ENPECTED.
    49 6 Frcm China tnd J Nagpore, due Sangap day. From Holland and G In-suiinde, due Singaj r< I p« day. From China ard Japi Khiva, due Sing:.;- m irr w. Fr:>m Eun pc (L patched May 15) by X due Penang 9 a.m. on Thursday, th* Gth in.-1.
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    SWABUE FAMINE BELIEF.
    32 6 Already a> k m ed| the local ILr.gk ng Shar.gh.i Bark < 4 ,J Mr See TVo g Wah Straits Chiaese Methods: Church A Poor Malacca Ch Johore- Church 1597J1
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      347 6 ROBINSONS TABLE DAMASKS jjj ALL Patterns from the everyday floral and key border to g the most elaborate designs— 0 C ALL Sizes from TO" x 70" in cloths and 54" wide in the piece—B Lr ft ALL Qualities from the cheapest cotton to the finest q Irish Linen- C
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      61 6 I WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Pa* Wa Plata ng S'ogai re The Rings B r bday The auseway JcA re 1 B i e Trade Depress Labours First Boi w L Tra.i. ma"ks Law Mr. Med* I I «nd H< The CoJfaer ea I ase Stage and Screen Mail Not ce
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    MR. MACDONALD AND HERRIOT.
    160 7 POSSIBILITY OF MEETING. MUSSOLINI ALSO TO BE (■ONSULJED? rence to- reports in the that Mr. Mac Donald M. Herriot offering to m at Paris oa the intern, and that M. Herriot nting out that he has r trusted with the formanet, Reuters informed aa that both
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    CHANCELLOR'S ASSAILANT.
    48 7 IDK' Hi ILI) AS A WEAVER. Reuter. S pel was wounded being si ght ar.d the -trious. His assailant fled as a weaver named 'teniorf, near Wienerr«as*adt. T "etin says Siepel had and h.s cond'tio.n it I e haemorrhage has 1 «'d no operation has Reuter.
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    NEW YORK.
    46 7 Reuter. ny of Brooklyn says Xtnv York, is excited ment that seven hunwho arr ved aboard gh r;. were not allowed 1 be deported under prtme court decision. thtm originally in- i at H l fax but were ack of ihe necessary dollars each—Reuter.
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    MR. J.H.THOMAS.
    15 7 Secretary Mr. J. H. V' red though still m 111 Rt utt r.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    27 7 Th' r, We(k n d\r\g June 8. RtsA.'"' y June 5—Band Practice Srr Tr oop Orders as issues CUu masters. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    SMUTS SHOUTED DOWN.
    91 7 TROUBLE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Reuter. Several Capetown newspapers demand drastic action to prevent the disturbances dur ng the political campaign wh eh have hitherto Jaroken up many 0 f the South African Party meetings notably at Durban last evening where General Smuts was unable to get a
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    MOSUL PARLEY DIFFICULTIES.
    48 7 BRITISH REPRESENTATIVE TO RETURN. Reuter. A Constantinople cable says that Anglo-Turk sh negotiations with regard to Mosul Vilayet threaten to break down. Sir Percy Cox has informed Fethy Bey that he has been instructed to return to London unless the Turks modify their att'tude.— Reuter.
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    NEW YORK LOAN.
    58 7 FOR MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS. Reuter. A New York message says that it is announced that bids will be opened on Jnne 3, in the City of New York for the issue of $*****0,000 4tt per cent fifty—year Corporate Stock Notes and short-term serial Bonds matur'ng in three to
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    THE CAPTURED MISSIONARIES.
    41 7 BANDITS RELEASE THEM. Reuter. A Shanghai message says that tw« of the four missionaries, who were captured by bandits at Taiwan or. May 29 and carried off to th? hills, have been released. They are well.— Reuter. I
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    THE LOS ANGELES FIRE.
    58 7 Reuter. The Ltest report of the Los Angeles fire, gives the number of dead as e'ghteen, s xteen of whom are aged between five and fifteen. Twenty-three girls and the matron perished in th e fire at Plaza Delrey. Nineteen are suffering from burns or injuries
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    9 7 D'Oisy has arrived at Mukden. Reuterc.
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    THE EVEREST EXPEDITION.
    133 7 C lcutta, May 12.—The fourth Evened desnatdh. from Colonel Norton is- dated Aprlll 22 from Ky shong. The Expendltion halted at T-nki one day to collect transport and generally discuss future pi ns and 'est their organization. AM members of the Exped t on are well prev
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    LABOURS FIRST HONOURS LIST.
    571 7 NO NEW PEERS. DR. MALCOLM WATSON REWARDED. MALAYA PROMINENT. Awards to Science and Literature. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald has announced Labour's first Honou/s List. He has created ro new peerages, but there are awards to science a-.d to literature. Mr. J. P. O'Conner, the "Grand Old
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    THE EMIGRATION PARLEY.
    101 7 ROME CONFERENCE TERMINATES. Reuter. A cable from Rome that the Emigration Conference concluded after adopting, practically unanimously, resolut'ons drafted by the committee dealing especially wKh the general principles of treat es respecting emigration a-nd colonisation. An important matter determined was a declaration of principle in regard to
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    MALAYAN FISHERIES.
    731 7 THE POSSIBILITIES OF A SPONGE FISHERY. Among the smaller matters dealt with by me I should meotion my ir-quirits as to the possibil ties cf the development of a commercial sponge industry ;n U itish Malayan wa ers. Many examples of crudely-prepared commercial sponges a:•? ,o be found
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    TRADEMARKS LAW.
    265 7 PROTECTION OF BRITAIN. THE CHINESE INDEMNITY BILL. In the Houses of Commons Mr. Samuel Samuel suggested a postponement of the Second Reading of the Chinese Indemnity Bill until th e Chinese Government had altered the cond tions of their Trademarks Bill so as to protect British manufacturers and
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    NEW DATE PLAN.
    440 7 YEAR OF 13 MONTHS OF 28 DAYS EACH. The world's calendar may Le changed all arou d in 1928. The year then may consist cf 13 months, each of 28 da\r. with an t-xtra day in regular years and two extri days in leap years. Such is
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    MOSLEM LIBEL SUIT.
    80 7 It is reported that a summons for 1 bel has been issued aganst the Secretary and three ullamas on a sub-committee of the Mahcmedan Arlv sory Board of Penang and the publishers of the "Mencant le Press" of Penang. by Wan Chik Arlffin b n i Moh
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      109 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. f,. p of Parades up to and r June ji -'une 4 at 5.15 p.m.—Drill l- ian Company. Company R. E. (v) Signals. '.ur. ,.;-y Parade. 6, at 5.15 p.m.—Drill (v), Gun Drill, EuraCompany Training h) Company Assemble Gamp at Siglap. > -June 7, at 2 p.m.—Bukit
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1460 8 Sports Pastimes. NOTES OF THE WEEK. Taroagh the bungling of the Stad urn ma nagement another unpiea: itA controversy in regard to the pro h kl'ar i f the Malayan lightweight baa been set in motion. The mens ia .connecti n with the lightuv igfat championship of the Ore which
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    70 8 S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Mixed Doubles. W. A. Balhetchet and G. G. Gray vs. E. E. de Souza and G. de Souza. unfinished. This tie wiH be played off to-morrow. THURSDAY'S TIES. Double Handicap. V. C. Westerhout and E. E. de Souza owe 15 3 vs. F. Carnegy
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
    102 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Mixed Doubles "A" Class. Mrs. Campbell and D. H. Kleinman beat Mrs. Sayers ard Major Morgan G—3, 6—3. Mrs. Sedw'ck and Moss beat Mrs. Van Hammersweill and Utermark 4—6, 6—3. 6—3. Mrs. Seed wick and Moss vs. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hall unftn shed. Mixed
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    91 8 It w* Jacob's steadiness that won h m a keen match, as Timmer invarialby s.arted he set well. Sleem was as steady as a rock and was altogether too much for Lennep returning the ball despite Lerwiep's very hard drives.—Reuter. In the Davis Cup competition after a
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    CRICKET.
    98 8 S.C.C. vs. NEGRI SEMBILAN. The following wiil represent the S. C C. im the r match agai-ts:, Negri Sambilan on Saturday ar.d' Monday:— O. P. Grffith-Jones (Captan), C. Simpson, P. Murphy, F. R. Craig H. Wilson R N. Hamilton P. N. Kn/ght, F:. Lt. Lvock, C. E. H. Jacohs,
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    ST. J.O.B.A. vs. I.A.
    62 8 The follow ng will represent the St. Joseph's Old Boys at Crcke~ aga nst the Ind an Association to-day, comme~e ng at 2.15 p.m. Phua Khe h Yong P. Lowe, K. R. Kenneth, E. K. Janes. F. J. Rappa. T. Weerakoddy. K. Veeravagoo, W. NYwbronner, A.
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    PENANG vs. PERAK.
    377 8 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent Penang. Yesterday. The inter-State cricket match between Penang and Perak commenced here this mornin-g. Tho weather was fine end the wicket good. Penang won the toe* and elected to bat first. The Perak bowling and Adding wore good and Penang to k nearly
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    HOME MATCHES.
    85 8 The South Africans beat Scotland by an innings and 286 runs. The South Africans scored 389 for the loss of five wickets and declared heir innings closed. Hearne a d Dea"e were undefeated with 63 and 80 respectively. Scotland, who scored 36 runs in the first roings, went
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    BADMINTON.
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