Malaya Tribune, 10 June 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING fGAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. V XL No. 136 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1924.
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      143 1 fkURLO I is most highly i con kntrated form pure soap. WASHES WITHOUT j SHRINKING. G issage Sons, Ltd. s d in England.) 5 i.'i..iimn'H'HMi ■liimiitf ii 1 ocaoBs: ipcaoi weMßaMoewaaaßoa PHILIPS LAMPS j may be aptly described as j "The Lighl of Asia* JMplnL Wherever you go J 1
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      44 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., f (Manufactnriag Opticians) J I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. 5 New Shipments X—BAY Frame CONQUEROR Frame SINTEX Frame I I SHELLTEX Frames 1 All above frames]are the latest style 2 and very I COMFORTABLE 1 AND 1 FASHIONABLE. "iiiniiriiTiniMtiiiiiiiiiniiiriiiiiniiiiTiiniinuiiiiiiDiiiaßH
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    FIFTY YEARS OF ADVENTURE.
    704 2 BOY AT SEA AT 14. Adventure is blaz.ed right across the I'fe history of Captain H. G. Kendall, who has just returne d jo h s London Marine SnperJßtendMßfttfp of the Canad an Pacific afier bui ding a r.ew Southampton base. In hisi 50 years of
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    THE "NEXT WORLD."
    208 2 HERE AND HEREAFTER ARE DUE. Sir 01 ver Lodge declares that "man is unfinished;" and he answers h s own quest on, "Why is so much hum:.!; wrong and suffering permitted b$ Alm'ghtiy Power?" as fallows: Because in the Creation of man ?.n except onally lofty result
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      325 2 y Hi MALTED MILK 8 HORLICKS part H Thou Mind. o/ Folk have thankcJ HORLICICS M J 1 MALTED M. LK—tke FOOD-DRINK —for h mnrivaliedforoidafldyo eg alike. HORLICK S n 1 it made in a mo meat by the additioa of a little H fc. ir** water, but or cold.
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      478 2 Baby's Own Tablets MAKE HER BABY PLUMP AND WELL—A CANADIAN MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. Alcide Lepage, of Ste Bsatrix, Queboc, Canada, writes: "Baby's Own Tables weTe of great hel# to my baby. They regulated her bowels and srtomadh and made her plump and wefl." The ailments of childhood—constipation, indigestion, colic, croup,
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      123 2 THE TARGA FLORIcT* The most Important Race in Europe owas won by Werner on Mercedes fitted with CONTINENTAL After the race, the driver oi the winning car attributed his |g| victory chiefly tothe successful performance of his tyres. The same tyres which w Racing are Malaya ycur car Sole Agents
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    BOMBARDING THE MOON.
    566 3 SUMMER EXPERIMENT IN AMERICA. Professor Robert H. Goddard, head of the Physics Department a: Clark Un versity, Worcester, U. S. A. proposes to shoot a rocket at the moon next summer. It is to be a continuous combustion rocket emitting powerful gases that will propel it at
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    REAL RENUNCIATION.
    171 3 Canon baknes on -myth and MAGIC." Canon Barnes, in the QOanst cf his Good Friday sermon at Westminster Abb?y, said the Qhufndh existed to create and spread the Christ-spirit among men. Christian worship should so ennsch heart and mind and soul that God's pi-esent'3 migiht be constant. Yet
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    UNPOPULAR SHAKESPEARE.
    90 3 Dr. Karl Young, of Yale, recetly mentioned the growing disfavour with wh'ch Shakespeare is looked on in English courses to-day. This he dccl red, is due not so much to the inability of th c pupil to appreciate the mmortal lines, but simply because Ersglsh teachers did not
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      529 3 w r Mid-Stalk leaves ouly ij are used for H VIRGINIA CIGARETTES These centrally grown leaves J 4il jjg^ii Plant and alone produce the j j! sma H in one/ delicate aroma and cod in burning- f% The remainder of the plant 2* y &i gEWARE of Cheap consisting of
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      393 3 YOU A BACKACHE MARTYR V Vgj > Many people regard backache as a necessary or unavoidable evil—something that comes on periodically, usually after exposure or following unaccustomed strain or exertion -but actually backache is a symptom of kidney trouhle. Those fearful pain-, in the loins that make you dread to
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      365 3 9MRRHRPJBHHHMHBMBMMBRBRRRMRMRRMRBRMRMRRRMRMMRRRHRRRM Radiates i Vitality The man who gets on is the man who can draw on big reserves of energy. If j you wish to succeed in life increase your strength and vitality by taking Bovril. Bovril builds up body and nerve and gives new and greater vitality. The man
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    STAGES AND SCREEN.
    1016 4 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS' SUPER-PRODUCTION. By "Felmar." "ROBIN HOOD." Gathering historical facts is by no means small job when Doug.ae Fairbanks undertakes to make a super -product ion, such a& his latest photop.ay .ssMaatloji for United Artists revise, "Douglas Fairbanks in Rcbin H00d,." coming on June 28 to the
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      253 4 AMUSEMENTS. To-Night A Riot of Laughter EMPIRE CINEMA Fop Two Nights only Thursday, June 12 June 10 11 Show Starts at 7.15 sharp, Gloria Charles Chaplin in Swanson THE KID PAY > Y BEYOND IDLE CLASS I THE ROCKS His RecMess Fling with Good for Nothing Squareheaded RODO L P
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      276 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Thursday, June 5, to Tuesday, June 10. In the Second Show nt 9 p.m. Sharp. L» t Topical Budget British Screen News. NATIONAL PICTURES Presents Leatrice Joy, Walter McGrail and Ora Carewe in "BLIND YOUTH" IN 6 REELS. (The story was adapted by Katherine Reed from_the famous
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      629 4 j JPSEIKNTS GAIETY SURIN A Is the Second Show To-Night at 9.15 p.m. TO-NIGH 1 The Master Picture Charles Hutchison THE VITAGRAPH SPECIAL PRODUCTION Tne TbrUlainiaute Stunt King THn Ifcunv HURRICANE IUU *J HUTCH M THE SERIAL SENSATION 01 StNSUinv, I A I 9 ByiGeorge B Stit,. S llfl 111.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    22 5 SPORTS PASTIMES. LAWN TENNIS. S K.C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIE. u Bailn chet and G. G., Gray ,;o Souza and G. de "Sou^a
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    TOURNAMENT.
    103 5 KKDAY'S results. "B" Class. j, !w r.g beat O. G. Struys, at Leo Hoong Sun. 6—4. "A" Class I hong bea. R. F. Voelker, Soo teat R. F. Smith, TO DAY'S TIES. S lilies "A Class. t vs. S. Abed, to finish. i ira, owe .3 vs D. David,
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    S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    76 5 TO DAY'S TIE. A D >ubles Handicap. Thu.i Pit: vs. Kong Tt a <: H r.g Ghea. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Championship Singles. K::g vs. Seow Por: Ler.g G m vs. Te:> Keng )i >ng. II. Sing e F nal. Ya vs. Tan Thiam Kia>%. iITISDAY'S TIES. i: iMpionsbip (Singles.)
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    TANGLIN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    145 5 I 0-I)AY'S TIES. t 1 s> Doubles Handicap. and L. W. Geddes vs. and Dr. M. C. Bain. P. X. Knight vs. -or. X. H. P. Whitley. i t ar.d W. J. Mays on vs. i \Y. <.r and C. Sater. unJ W. Bartley vs. A C
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    INTER VARSITY GAMES
    23 5 I f. day's play of the inier- .aw ten is tournamt.it Ox'i .eii ly :evcn n.atches to five. Reu er.
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    DAVIS CUP MATCHES.
    44 5 A w re fr m Sc rborough says that t'n rd ruu..d of the Davis Cup n Wheatley (Britain) beat (South Africa) by 6—4, 6—3 4; ;i d Giiber. (Britain) beat Rayi South Africa) by 6—1. 4—6, o—2 3—6 8—0—Reu er.
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    BADMINTON.
    68 5 AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION. TO-DAY'S TIES. '-hua Boon Lav vs. H n Soo Li»€JW. THURSDAY'S TIES. L m Kong Khye vs. Wee Teow Secmg. Lim Chin Joo vs. Chua Qiieng Yew. FRIDAY'S TIES. L m r.hwee Poh vs. Kaong Beng Hon^. T"h. Cheng Kiat vs. Teo Soo Hooai. L 'W
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    77 5 el C. Rubber Association. p Singapore,. J'.vne 10. Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. London Cables quote. Jjndon Spot.— h -i Smoked Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Sellers. 35% 35% 35% 36 j Sept 36% 37 Dec 37% 38 L ndon Cables quote. Spot 10% d. c of Market.—Qu'et. *>Ed Waterhouse
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    150 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBIER London.— 10%d. Lcc.ll.— cents. TIN. London —£216.15.0. Local.—$106% per picul 100 tons cold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gamb.er $20.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 27.50 Joh re Biack Pepper *Mixed Black Pepper 15.50 15 50 Sur.dr'ed Copra 11.00 M xtd Ccpra 10.65
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    ETLIN AND CO.'s REPORT.
    123 5 Tin:—Tnlpirgs $1.17% to $1.22%, Norths $1.05—t0 $1.10. Souths 92 to 05 cents, Johans 32 to 34 cer/ts, Petalage $132% to $1.37%, N wangpets $1 55 tc gl GO, Lingu s $4.40 ;o $4 60. Rubber.—Me.itakabs 15 ,t 17 cc La Ulu Benu.s 15 to 17 cents,
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    149 5 (L. R. Macphail.) Mi'dnig—Hitanis $1.17to Pe :ai ngs $135 to $140, Kampo g Ka.r.u 't.ngs -17s 6d to 48s 6d, Johians 32 o 34 cenis S:uth Takings 90 to 92 1 2. Ratru s 8s to 9s, Telok K uins $107 1 2 to TaipCngs
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    164 5 The. s<haiU market which was quiet before the hotHdays, has re-opened very duily; and even the tin sect on, which at th c close of last week monopolised the bulk of the interest displayed, to-d.y fa Is to attract attention. W th no tin quotation from
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'S REPORT.
    202 5 Rubbers— Allenbys 95 cents to $102% Buk t Kat s 45 to 50 cents, J i am Kuanaam 23 to 25 cents. Jimahs «0 82% to $0 92%. Lun.s $6.20 to $6.70, Mentakabs 14 to J?-*™£ Par:t Peraks $1.40 to $I ISO, Tambalaks 45 to 50
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    EXCHANGE.
    95 5 Singapore. June 10. »n London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1182 Demand 2s 3 15; 16 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4%d Jri Ind a— Bark Tel Trarsfer 164 Jn iiongkong— Bank demand draft 4% p.c. pm. Dn Shanghai— Bank demand dr-ft 69V4 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    145 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, June 10. Number after the ship indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word '•G-.te," the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1.) Tara, 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3.) Kash ma
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      189 5 An ideal place FOH fndcor Group P OTOS. PAUL fi? Co., HOTOGRAPHERS, 57, Selegie Road. SINGAPORE. Straits Steamship Company, Limited. T otire is hereby j.iven that the Traus-fer Bo ,ks of the above t cnipai y will be closed from 26th Juue to Ist Ju'iy 19C4 both days inclusive ia
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      367 5 Wanted to buy Saonrti-hand Cinema Films Apply to Box 37, co Malay a Tribune, Sin^aporj. NOTICE. It is proposal to farm a Society, for the purpose of active research into local j geo^raphjr and a!! ot'ier in itf-rs of local j top graphinl Exp'ontion oarsies will b» a-n by and
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      401 5 lj«««H«l«WHIIMUWI»lillllMlli.-llllimiM j THE AN3WEH TO THE OUTSIDE PAINTING 1j j PROBLEM. ZfNOLIN has revolu- I I TWWUfW 11WT tionized outside painting ■WIN Y/ L/I IN but costs less for the ready I "Arnold-ized Zinc Paint for use gallon than the 1 I A patented process by which gillon of White
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      300 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JUNE 10. Hongk!:r.(gr, Shiamgihia.i Japan H-akozaki Maru 2 p.m. Manilla Hongkong* Japan* Isia de Panay 3 p.m. Muar *Fiying Dragon 3 p.m. Batiavua anid Sungei Liat Scott Har'ey 3 p.m. PoniiOarjak 3 p.m. Rangoon Hcnolura Maru 3 p.m. M >ta Tiniggii *Me.rarj'.i 4 p.m. Pu uu Batam,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    98 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 10. H'gh T da 5.—2.33 a.m.. 4.l** p.m. Jesselton Ice and Power Market-st. noon. To-morrow, June U. High T de 5.—3.44 a.m., 5 21 p.m. Lecture: "The Solar System." Sir Walter Shaw at YiMSC A. 9 pm, Thursday, June 12. High Tides
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    45 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Kwek Tuan 8frw, H's sons ard 'daughters, beg :"o thank tha?r friends and regions an<i also The Rosedal<e and Chinese Associations wlno attand--ed the funeral of t<he lata Mrs. KwcTc Tuan Siew nee Kam Seok« Ne*o, on Sunday last.
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    PROSPECTS OF P.R.
    654 6 Some surprise- has been expressed that when tha Liberals recently brought Proportional Representation to the votes of the House cf Com mo s Labour did not give it* support. Lab.ur was p*e<iged to reform of the and in many quarters was expected to take th'k opportunity V:f
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 6 From China and Japan by s.s. Borneo Maru. due Singapore tomorrow. Frem Holland and Germany by s.s. K. ds Naderkaden due Singapore 3 p.m. to-morrow. From Europe (Lndon mails de>spa ched May 22) by sa. Teesta due Pdr*ang 6 a.m. en Friday, the 13th instant.
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    513 6 We understand that untitled sails for Manilla to-day on a bus.n t «s tiip. He s expected back shortly. The rate of tssue of Money Orders for Ind.a and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 163 equal to |100. The rate of payment it Money Orders from Ind a and Ceylon is
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    AHEAD OF MAIL.
    861 6 Supplementing Reuters Cables. ANOTHER "DEATH RAY." (Via Ceylon Exchange.) London, May 27 —News regarding the Soviet "Dea h Ray" is reported to have leaked out, says the Riga correspond a. of the "Times." Russ an engineers have invented an electro-magnetc apparatus for destroy ng ae.oplanes. Experiments, it
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    THE FUTURE OF JAPAN.
    1175 6 SPEECH BY THE U. S. AMBASSADOR. The following is an address by Mr Cyrus E. Woods American Ambass dor to Japan (who has just resigned), on the occas on of the Pan-Pacific Luncheon, March 20, 1924. I am temp ed to deliver two addresses to ycu
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    ONCE AND ALWAYS.
    548 6 TWRTEEN J LDGEB APPEAL WHAT IS AN HABTItJa CRIMINAL; Thir een judges, pn? Lord Chief Justice. sa ltffc h Court of Criminal Appeal to with the case, argued twice prer iy, of Charles Leaiie Norman soner who appeal, tence of five yean ton. This sente .cc was
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      216 6 1 Robinson Co., Ltd. 1 H (Incorporated in the Straite Settlements.) G 1 SINGAPORE I 'M' SPECIAL I value I *P Ecial Quotation I l^^pp'-> lor Quantities. I BRITISH GOVERNMENT GROUND f B SHEET CAPES. Ln Made from Fawn Double Wigan Material. Rubber S I Proofed and Waterproof for Drivers,
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      84 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No Prospects of P. R. Th's page Ahead of Mail This page The Future of Japan This page Once and Always This page U. S. Presidency Election 7 Gancjr Cure Discovery 7 Underground Rail Strike 7 Echo of O'Dwyer Case 7 Inda 1 Even a 7
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY ELECTIONS.
    170 7 JUDGE'S SUCCHfiS ASSURED. HOl( c or VICE-PRESIDENT !>IH BTFUL. from Cleveland, Ohio, i ve f the Republic ;n jays i" a n markedly ccxnn*1 ar gathersgs .n the filled with pol'ticians us states, but r.o at the he dquarters lift M- noi i c ures of thtm
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    JAMAICA STRIKERS untitled RIOTOUS.
    54 7 Reuter. j A K rs*"on. Jamaica, rsf i\ke among Mifn'cipil of pay develop- which'the Corporation i y a* destroyed The mob a- aul* it the pol ce ar.d also rmed police re- nforcet i:- on the police fired on r.g tw. and wourd ng m ary
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    AMERICAN'S SURPLUS BALANCE.
    28 7 f he Budget Bureu Mr. Coolidge tha: the COse the books for •Jure 30 with a surhu dred and fif.y i m Hi on dollars.
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    RECORD CROWD AT WEMBLEY
    28 7 Reuter. e of the erormcus W:. of v'sitors to •J.e provirces. the at end'V mbley Exh b t on yes-rec-ord and is estimated m'llion.—Reuter.
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    19 7 Reuter. vtd at Tok o yesterday J,- y iiese world fliers have rr wu gkok —Reuter.
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    MISS HENDERSON ENGAGED.
    133 7 <Nn DAUGHTER OF THE HOME SECRETARY. a »r (Nellite) Henderson, r .f the H)>me Secretary, r.gagiad to Mr. R. Stan- is the younger son -of a -M;-. James GledhiiAL, of &t. mley, Kent. H r« yn, wfaio is of medium '»r wn hair, and chawn- i! f'
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    UNDERGROUND RAIL STRIKE.
    112 7 OFFICIAL VERSION OF THE POSITION. CONFLICTING REPORTS. Reuter. An Underground Railway communiissued on Sunday descr bed that the situat on had slightly improved. N-ne stations were re-opened during the woek-e..d ami a little over half the 'normal serv ce was operating. The ra lway strike pos tion
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    FAMOUS ACTRESS FOR PARLIAMENT.
    398 7 MISS OLGA NETHERSOLE'S WORK FOR CHILDREN. 4lf not al a by-election then at the next General Election I shall st .r.d for Parliament." M ss Oiga Nethers-le made this 'interesting a r.ouncement in an interview. The famous acress has not been seen OQ the s age
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    152 7 Programme of DrllMs up to inclusive- Sunday June 15. To-day June 10 at 5.15 p m.—Drill Hall. S. V. Field Ambular.ee Kit Inspection and Squad Drill, Drill Order To-morrow, June 11 at 5.15 p.m Dri 1 Bm% Eurasian Company Bombing, Bayonet Fighting, and Musketry, Drill Order. Thursday
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    14 7 Prance, OAS as issued by Scoutmasters. y FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner-
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    CANCER CURE DISCOVERY.
    131 7 CLAIM BY AMERICAN DOCTOR. FAVOURABLE RESULTS REPORTED. Reuter. The Philadelphia) Ti newspaper, "Nonh American" publishes an article ciaimirg that Doctor R. G. Glover of Toronto discovered the cause of cancer and also the treatment of the d sease, which the ugh still In the exper mental stage,
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    234 7 OUTWARD BOUND. From Europe per s. s. Hakozaki Maru arr.ved yesterday:—Miss F, Abiah mson, Mr. B. A. Anderson, Mr. A Adachi, Mrs A. M. Agar, Masters J. R. aid M. E Agar, Mr. ar.d Mrs. A. Ari\csh M'ss 6. Azak: Mr. and Mrs J. H Browflibill, Miss E
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    SIAM'S AIR STATION.
    247 7 OPINION OF AMERICAN FLYING OFFICER. Bi'gad'\r General William M'tchell vis 1 ed Don Muang aerodrome an he was frankly astonished, says th? Siam Observer of April 16 So impressed was Itta wi lb what he* saw, as d he is an American flying officer of very considerable
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    JUDGE AND STOCKBROKERS.
    164 7 WOMEN AND CLERGY CAUGHT LIKE FLIES. At Birmingham Cour.; y Court, Judge Ruegg ga\»- judjgme.nt for Mrs. Poole, of Al on Lodge Gravellyhvll, Birmingham for £30 19s. 9d. money pa d In respect of shares to M. E. Aylmer and Co.. stockbrokers, of 34 and 35, H
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    ECHO OF O'DWYER CASE.
    83 7 MR. C. R. DAS INDIGNANT OVER FINDING. RULED OUT OF ORDER. Reuter. In the Simla Assembly Mr..* Ei> introduced a motlo-r. that the Assembly should express riisappo ntment ar.d ndignation ut Mr. Just ce McCard es judgment exonerati ng Sir M. O'Dwyer and Gen. Dyer/' Mr.
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    APE AND TIGER IN MANKIND.
    407 7 NEITHER OF THEM DXAD, SAYS SIR ERNEST WILD, K.C. "It is perfectly stcu.drg sometmes the lenient views petty jur es take of motor ma ns'aughters. One would have thought that they m consider the life of the ordinary pedestra n worth e< nsiderat on.'' The
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    INDIAN EVENTS.
    1166 7 News Notes by Mai! and Cable. TARAKESWAR TEMPLE DISPUTE. Religious Riot. Tarakeahwar, May 17.—Conflicting reports of a riot that took place today at Tarakeshwar have reached here. F>rst it was said that Swami Sachidananda had been kid d and many Volunteers wounded. A later report states that in
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      221 7 STRONG 57 J j LIGHT I I DURABLE 1 I THE "AMERICAN" PULLEY INCORPORATES THEg Z I PROVED BEST FEATURES OF ALL TYPES OF§ AMERICAN PULLEYS. THOUGH MANY RE-1 STEEL SPLIT FINEMtNTS HAVE BEEN MADE j PULLEYS E BASIC pfiINCIpLES g I THE SAME AFTER A QUARTER CENTURY OF TESTS.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1224 8 Sports Pastimes. ANNUAL STATE MATCH. S.C.C. SUFFER INNINGS DEFEAT. BOSTOCK-HILL S BOWLING FEAT. The annual cricket match between the S.C.C. and Negri S?mbilan, which wa- c mmeneed on Saturday, and resunu I j day morning, term 'nut d »t 3.25 p.m. the S.C.C. beiig badly beat* by an innings and
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    S.R.C. vs. LANKA UNION.
    578 8 Reuter. The S. R. C. met the Lanka Union 'n a whole day match yesterday on tho S. R. C. ground, and ran out winners by 56 runs. Tak ng firs knock thte homest _rs out together 102 towards wh eh B i:els contributed a useful
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    FOOTBALL.
    648 8 S.C.C. WIN BY LAST MINUTE GOAL. HUSSEYS BRILLIANT DISPLAY. Tiie rain very kindly kepU :.way •v i an en arm us crowd Watched tibe sfocer ma&dh piay.'d on the Fa dang V(.st?:.iay afternoon between SefJangor m id tire£ing»pore Ciiickett CW>. The :..uus w.:v l'.irly matched and play was interesting,
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    OLYMPIC FINAL.
    113 8 Reuter. URUGUAY BEATS SWITZERLAND. Ii the Olymp c Associati on: Football fi'al, Uruguay beac Switzerland by 3 to n 1. In the replay for the th'rd place Sweden beat Holland by 3 to 1. Uruguay fielded a magnificent allrourd side, their fast and clever forward 1 T.e combining
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    NOTES OF THE WEEK.
    1493 8 Battling Key's w. ad erf ul local career has been on the backward slide for some m pas. and he seemed to reach the end of his tether en Friday n'ght. when Eddie Grady, th; veteran Ernglish boxer pasted him over ten rounds. Although Key was
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    THE TURF.
    266 8 SELANGOR MEET. The follow eg are the H "d'eups f the first day, Saturday, Jon* 14 1924. 1. Ex-Gr rlin P.. its C (Six Fur- Sa).—Mas er Reggie 9.2. Smasher 9 Merl n 8.11, Sterling 8.4 Asian 84. Dreadnought 8 4 Aaoka 8.1, Baloe 7.12, Capta Cuttle 7
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      53 8 1 SAVE MOST I I I SUNLIGHT SHOE POWDER [jj fO l\ which is SURE-WHITE FAST-STICKY. I Sets, per cake sold everywhere rO or Cbtainable at q| X'UflBF G. H. KIAT Co., Ltd., 5j High Street. S F. J. SHEPHERDSON Co., t] 10-9, de Souza Street, Wholesale and Retail! X
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      257 8 1 FOOTBALL BOOT? N (English Manufacture) I ALL SIZES IN STOCK 3 3 a rd g IPricts1 Pricts f ™ss.oo to 5 1 i |0 Obtainable from:--j RAJA Co. I 117, North Bridge Road, i jH SINGAPORE. 3 1 li:iMli!l:!l:illll!lll!lllll1llll!!ll!lillll|llllllll|!l|ll|!l|n|!l||ilMI!lll!llllll|!!l!l|il||||ll|;i|il|||| I I I i Lactogen I THE NATURAL MILK FOOD
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    1047 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, June 7. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. t Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s -|lltf, Anglo-Java 2s 2|3 Anglo-Malay 20s 20|3
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    98 9 42-YEARS-OLD WOMAN'S WORLD CHALLENGE. Who is the mother ct nineteen dhi'ldnan m the world Mrs. Annie Finch of Woodbine Cottage, Haachftm, Hunstanton, claims this] honour and ha 3 ssuei a challenge to all other claimants. Mrs. Fi eh who is 42, was marr ed at 19 to
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      504 9 J C. P. GOERZ'S j CAMERAS LENSES .uiowledged tc be the best by all rj who use them. L I I New Shipment have just Arrived AT THE GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO I 63, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. THE SEASON Sij equipment! Special Reduction. ROS6 CO., Ltd., 71, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD,
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      655 9 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 have even have to rinse them; so carefully stalked ever bought. p„ Jc c that you do not even have to pick
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    545 10 Singapore, May 31. MEAT. Article. Prices. c. Beef steak round kati 0.42 Beef stew or curry kati 0 36 Pork lean kati 0.60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.46 Mutton Indian kati 0.73 Mutton Australian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Fowl kati 0.55 Capons (Locailly reared) kati
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      873 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TROST AGENCIES, LTD IN THE ESTATE OF S. E. NISSIM, DECEASED IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE The Undemmed have been instructed to sell by Public Auction •at their Sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, June 23, at 2-30 p.m. OXLEY ROAD. -i 9 All those two pieces of
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      261 10 Instant Postum 5j «i' wi»«i ij«>n 01»;ii I r Is a Child's Health More Precious? *yoU wouldn't give coffee to a child. Why? There's a reason! You may not know that it is the caffeine in coffee which often has a bad effect on nerves, heart, stomach and liver, but
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      47 10 NEVER STOP ADVERTISING Wk*» Someone stops So m eon* stops bnytag W3i*a Someons stops baying. Someone stops sailing. Wksa Someons stops selling Someono stops making mt Someons stops maklßf. Somsons stops earning. Whan Kreryons stops sa ruing. Irsrybody etopf bajia* KEEP GOJLSGi AcVsrtift* In THE MALAYA Tmimi
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      709 10 STEAMER PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY^ MANAGING AGENTS, UNITED STATES SHIPPING BO ARD TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PA l tl PORTS OF CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SHA\A r YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FR A \r^L* o6 AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leave. Hongkong Arrives s an PRESIDENT LINCOLN June IS PRESIDENT CLEVELAND July 1G J alj H
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      438 11 STEAMER SAILINGS TniTiSH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated in England.) %IU PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. I Jnder Contract with His Majesty's Government.) (jTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. I i: Japan For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Leaves Tonnage Singapore Tonnage Singapore 9,100
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      473 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai; and to Calcutta via Penaas, from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtsze porta, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      480 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LIMS OF STEAMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Baavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide. Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Dai c of Departure 1924 1924 EURELIA June 10 June 12 Calls at Port Swettenham. For further particulars regarding
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      551 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 'NIPPON YUSFN KAISHA) LONDON LINE. TONNAGE DESTINATION Hakone Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwerp June 24 Suwa-Maru 12 000 Marseilles London Antwerp Jul:* Fushimi Maru 12,000 Marse'lles London Antwerp July 22 Hakozaki Maru 11,500 Marseilles London Antwerp Aug 5 LIVERPOOL LINE. Toyohashi Maru Aden Marseilles Barcelon I Valencia L'pool
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      532 12 PLANTATION WANTED. Englishman. experienced Coconut Plantati n, w.shes ImMCoOOMt Estate about 100 acres ur w .uld control larger Estate paying part lease, share profits. In reply give terms, number of trees, age, area, etc, to Box 191 c/o The Malaya Tribune." TO LET Bungalow No. 511 East Coast Road now
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      496 12 PUBLIC NOTICES On cerUia conditions my wife, Wee Siew Gei k, preferring to separate from me, is no longer under my protection; I shall therefore not be responsible for any debt that may be incurred by her. (Sd.) TAN TIAM KEE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. The Municipal Commissioners of tbe Town
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      365 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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      538 12 BANKS. p THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Sule man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Ralhtamat. Palombang 16, Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London New York. San Franc sco, Batavia, Sourabaya. Semarang,
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      485 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, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Brand.ies. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar 110
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      409 12 INSURANCE. ffi&l SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office*: 2, Finlayaoo Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, IA, Malacca Street. Thone, No. 257.
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      377 12 ORIENTAL GOVERNMKM SBTi LIFE ASSUIm. I;iTV (Incorpora 0.l X 1924 (Ist Ift-aary) FUNDS ASSURANCE IN FOl TOTAL CLAIMS PAID ANNUAL INCOME CLAIMS PAH, JN New and Attn Assur t iC 4 Apply far IV P. P. JOSEPH, i 24, Desker i "r lo A. C. I.AWTOX. Secret irj v 9
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