Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY: j 1 '1. i*.A. No. 150 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924.
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      149 1 I I I I i n I. I ll I ;l'u THE S MALAYA TRIBUNE and j HIPPING GAZETTE. I Popular Newspaper of Straits Settlements. I Published Daily. mplete Reports of Local Events. m s r tll >nd Latest Telcgraasa. ST SPORTS REPORTS. i i i i !t;ii<iwiii'tiifiii'ni:iiiiiii!nininiitii»' *«4/'"XCEL"! i,
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      224 1 AVOID PRICKLY HEAT by using "AGNESIA" Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Manufactured oaly by MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. ro itjiii:i i i i i i i n i i i i i ri i im TO ¥1 ROBINSON PIANO COW ANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkomg). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER
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      256 1 > > i i i i I I i I I I I I II ;i;ili lH|^ti;jiaiUlUili I rbor MANY CHILDREN s are considered dull atid back- I ward who are simply suffering i I from Weak Eves. An exam I 5 natron by our Optometrists will p determine whether
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    THE BYFLEET MYSTERY.
    1111 2 HIDING THE POISONED SALTS. COOK'S STORY OF THE INCIDENT. "VAQUIER HEARD." I t the continued heut'ing of the trlul of Vaqufcr, iho Frenchman who is charged with rnUndering Mi'. A. P. Jones erf Byflect the cook nt 'hv deceased nmnV hotel pave evidence. Mr?. Elizabeth P sher
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      330 2 ii '""Xlsßm your Vitality British Doctors regularly recom- j mend Hall's Wine as a most I wonderful Strengthening and I Energising Tonic. I HajJ's Wine is unequalled for restor- ing vital energy. The first dose does I you good and the benefits are lasting MtOsMnc I THE SUPREME TONIC RESTORATIVE
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      457 2 NEW BLOOD IS NEEDED AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. Try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a Blood-Improving, HealthRestoring 1\>nic. Many people are pale and sallow at this time of the year. They complain of being easily tired, their appetite is poor, and they are often depressed and low-spirited. That is
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      202 2 I SWALLOW ARIELL'S J KRUSKITS The Super Sugar of j Milk Rusks. NEW SHIPMENT j J TO HAND j j Obtainable from most dealers j IB or to the Sole Agents:FRANCIS MONK CO., 12, Robinson Road, SINGAPORE, a Reason f Instant 0 I POSTUM THERE'S a reason why millions of
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    AHEAD OF MAIL.
    844 3 e Supplementing Reuter's Cables. THE RUBBER PROBLEM. (Via Ceylon Exchange.) Ii iidii .1 title» !!{—Mr. UuiKtns, ;ia»rmari 112 the Rubber Uvowot*' A-- elation in an urticlv on Lhy problem of rubb r in the rnnt.it number 112 the "TinvtV' Tnade Supplement, <Xprio- ibe opin n that th.re
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      405 3 Sleepless Nervous M W ln M "ddle Age W(\ f Nervous Energy begins to wane. Dr. Cassell's will Revitalise your System. j MrS ixhtfoot whose signed V v statement is printed below, is a middle-aged lady. She became rundown, and weak, could not sleep and was terribly nervous. This state
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      526 3 AN ASSASSIN. i rh.>ums*i?m ip liV* as auaxv'n. before yo-i know it you are in its power, SJlH the terrible pains and aches that follow are even worss than if the assnsln'g knife was driven in'o your fle^h. Li n LE S ORIENTAL BALM, is the o>:e r.nd the only
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      262 3 Use nubbucks |H Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., M| ffiH and avoid the heavy cost ot renewals. HI It is more than ever imperative to safeguard your property by constant care in the master of paint —the one defence against the M indent ravages of time, blistering suns and
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    800 4  -  PALACEGAY THEATRE ATTRACTIONS. "INVISIBLE RAY." By "Felmar." A sensational leap from running- b>ard cf an aeroplane 300 feet in the air and going at tJ»e terrific flat- <.112 90 miles an hour i* only one of ihe innumerable hairvraising feats tnat .Jack Jshta rill, a recklee# y.■
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    EIGHT LEGGED LAMB.
    129 4 CEYLON FARMER'S DISAPPOINTMENT. At Delft Certre, Ceylon, an ewe has g ven b rth to a lamb w th 8 less and Ave ears. Two cf the 8 leg* were attached to the shou'der. Ore eg was attached to one of the front egs ami the other
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      235 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA From Thursday, June 28 to Monday, June 30. In the Second Show at 9.30 A Paramount Picture featuring ETHEL CLAYTON THEODORE ROBERTS in SHAM 5 PARIS A dashing romance that tears off society's mask and finds the heart beat under the furs and silks. THE MAN BETWEEN
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      335 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Monday, June 23, to Saturday, June 28. In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. International News GOLDWYN PRESENTS Carl Jantvoort and Claire Adams in Golden Dreams IN 5 REELS. J The photoplay is chockful of action, incident, colour I adventure and romance with a good sprinkling
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      552 4 AMUSEMENTS I AM JUDAS- 0 FOR I BETRAYED THOSE O LJ I \T WHO LOVED ME BEST." l)| A This agonized corrfossicn is made Doub p to his Purian co.grega ion by the Npu newly ordained minis er, ready to al acd 1 lll!r as a miJs lomafTy to far-toff
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      95 4 AUCTION SALE OF Excellent and exce< I ngly well kept wax-polishA j stained teak houslhoid furnitare, choice collection of vahubie Isilve ware, drt=--in_: tables wHM bevelled mirror pan< s, wash* stands with m irble s, teal and iron single and do ibl« bedsteads, toilet services, «iinner services, cutleiy, -.-Aire, crockery,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    207 5 iO DAY, JUNE 26. p a hat Me ran 3 p m. EBB 3 p.m. i Calcutta ♦Torilla 3 p.m. and Calcutta ♦Fooksang 3 pm. Hy- Leong 4 pm. Pangkal Pina-ng, and Batavia* EoVndale 4 p m. i -Ban Pwh Guan 4 p.m. Ban Fo Soon 4 p.m.
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    67 5 .aMHLANDS. buttery .MI COS LIST. Jur,? 24. v Market farr (new iv. Ytirns sintrle Tw.si 2DVi Ii loih fair 24 yards 13!J.W 4 »l I >»-'f > Middling Ameri--1712 11 23.60 51' 1 <n iiTii» £221-17.6 Pr« iv>i r fma uM< i'2i.l < i\ti. mi r 7** i
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    untitled QUOTATIONS.
    64 5 C. Klibber Aeeocimtion- .Singapore, June 26. Price®. Buyej-a Sellers. London Cables quote. L Spot.— «I Sheet Closing Prices. Buyera Sellers. :U 34 «4 r 344 34% i- rit 85 35^4 11 t i- 3G 36}* r »r. Cables quote. —10\d :i- '.larket, —Finn. I red Walerhouae Co., Ltd.
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 5 «I Singapore, June 26. Laodoa 4 months' a ght 2a 4 1 16 2s 3 31 32 1>r m e 3 months' sight 2a 4 13|32 (ft) |r i( j Transfer 163% B ffroig lemand draft 3% p.c pm. **nchai i! demand draft 70% Java— J**?* Tel. Transfer 138%
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    RUBBER AND SHARES.
    109 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WEEKLY REPORT. Ye» erdayC* ulMirutvi 1.030.(593 11«. 732 tons. e 073.27 lbs, 732 tons. Si»! 1 y,>,>,271! 42G.4U ton*. L« don llkl. New York IH\ ats. i'ricc* Ucnii^vd. I*il'lhml Smoked Sheet. Standard Qua.» y 32>* to 32a*. rlrfn v^ai?e Quality .",2 Ut 32V
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    MACPHAIL AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    334 5 nj*iti)ciiv Y^sr.rdajV r tn showing- only small Hue out una good busings has oi be rworttd aid a' the ,0 1 tnccomnu*lty l. >l:ght y h -iow t-? i.« ar.y a.' sr*.jjy s have main 4ined «luoiaur*. RubLm» arv etill ctond :,F,d a Jjptijij, (l,
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    344 5 Singapore, Yesterday, The week ur<s r tc-v'cvv not been chai-'tcterztftt by uuy outstanding f.u'.uits Mid buslnc?»- has been on a b«nal scaie. Interest has chiefly certtred in the Tin sjiare section wh:i'h hu>, however, been Otily spa?-mo&caliy active owing" to the uncertainly eouceroiing the trend
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    76 5 The death of Mother Saint Hermine, Lady Superior of the Pc na ng Convent and Mother- n-Charge of all seven Convents in Malaya W»l greive many She had been a lng several months Sith malaria and comphcat ons Bom afcout seventy years ago at Orthez in the Pyrenees, she came
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    152 5 *KM> \VS QUOTATIONS. KtJBCKU. Lvdon— 10'fcd. 1. cal.—ee:.ts. im, London —£222 2>o. L*i.al,—slll.oo per pcul 125 tons sold. RICE. R« c, Sam No 1 jut Ko.van £JrtB Kko Slum 2 $356 Rice Mom :i 1« ee, Sa pon $30« iUe, Saijjiin 2 $21»:» 14 oc, Sa 3
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    ETLIN AND CO.'s REPORT.
    144 5 Ti;::—Taip ngs $1.20 to $125 ex Norths $1 05 to $1.10 ex Souths 99 cents to $1.02 Johans 37 to 39 cent**. Petalings $1.87% to $142 1 2. Nawng Pets $1.57% to $1.62%, Uiu Piahs $1,80 to $1.85, Linguis $4.75 to $4.90. Rubber:—Mentakabs 15 to 17
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    115 5 STANDARD OIL CO. Devoe's Imperial Br h ant per two tins $6.05 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $5.65 Tiger per two tins $5.65 Tiger in drums per two drums $5.05 9 cony Motor Gasoline per two tins of 8 gallons $8.50 Socony Motor Gasoline per gallon
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      452 5 LATEST ADYERTISEMENTS. To Purchase BRITISH OR EUROPEAN GOODS at lowest i/rice* with minimum tr nble apr>< int ILLtA MS and GUI DTHORP < d 53. Street. London, Eng. your BUYING AGENTS. Economy with Efficiency. RIBEIRO'S Removal Sale Now Co at No. 6 Baffles Place ONLY. NOT at No 5. All
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      252 5 ORDINANCE No. 44. (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMEN IS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy No. 180 of 1924 Re 11] John Rodr'guep. Summary Case. Receiving Order made 6th June, 1924. Date of OrJer for Summary Administration 2jth Jane, 13 24 Date of Adjudication 6th June, 1924.
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      221 5 ..I..P.».»..,.,,.,..,,.,,.,,,,.,..,,»,.,,.,»,,..,.,.,, trtm j THE WATERPROOF, ACIDPROOF AND SPieiTPBOOF j VARNISH. UNSURPASSED FOR FINISHING FLOORS, FURNITURE AND AIL WOODWORK. I Supplied in Gloss, Flat and Colours. j STANDS ALL TESTS. Used in New General Hospital, New Hongkong and Shanghai Batk, Z Ncw Sailors' Hoae, Udioa Insurance of Canton etc. jj m
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    137 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 26. Hgh Tides—5.38 am, 6.22 pm. Tebak T n. Chartered Bank Ch., noon. SRC. Term s Tournament Pnal. To-morrow, June 27. High Tdes.—6.59 am., 7 14 pm Dii:ch homeward mal l leaves. Straits Trad ng mtg.. noon. Municipal Commission 2 15 pm.
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    34 6 DEATH. Tivp n; ntii'rs. of th Late Mr, Alg Swic Ti't ,r wI! hn removed fr<m 60 Hill-road at 4.30 pm, to-day, for ;:iK*rnmort aßicklJari. Sourabaya paper*. piea>e c py-
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    COUNCIL MEETING.
    692 6 Monday's me ting of the Legislative Council should be unusually interesting. The Government will have to reply to impor:ant questions on rubber restriction, education, hospital the Naval Base site, administration of Prai. etc. etc Th' Jt»n. Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, the Malacca Chinese member, has a great deal
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    436 6 We are informed by the Colonial «enreiarv t rl .x lr.v lvi xv ,5 <»u>; x »<. an u>4.'c v.-» t ll ll »5 tbl- 8u!tun f 'l: <..'U!>,' X'f "b IN -,rl<l b.m XX. n l-. V's t f tbl» Iw >'..! X l. «> l.>ll- 1^ r-v 8'.'l>b
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    THE COLOUR BAR.
    1903 6 STRONG PROTEST OF CHINESE. EVIDENCE OF POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. "WE MUST PERSIST." An extraordinary general meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association was heiki at the Garden Club, Raffles Square on the 23rd instant, when the following resolutions were unanimously passed: (1) That the reply of the Colon
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    ALLEGED PRAL'DEY CLERK.
    146 6 PKBMc K> \.M>' \v !li«,P !M»E.\ Gopa!samy, the I 1 fcrmei.y employed t the P I was aga n before .Mr Goarky, Th rd Poiee Court pesU the hear'rg of the case I nhcfc se sta.ds charged w.th U Of at I carta n forged mdecU ar.d
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    29 6 From France by s s Singapore 4 pm. on Satoim] 2S:h instant. From Europe (Lou patched Juno 5) by v j Penang 6 a in. to-nv rron*.
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    22 6 An I untitled < V I ixh am «rtl drlxii .n V i it r i i I., M Mfrfehitf i- I III
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    WHAT INTERESTS YOUR
    59 6 Pa-re 8» Coujcil Muutim The Colour Bar T. Sudan to be II Id Mun c pal Transport Letters to the Ed tor Japan's Reform rYognun The Byflggt Mystery A'ead off Mail 4 and Morten Ri»bber ar>d Share» Mail Not'ce Share and Produce 9 The Sit ire Market
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      333 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd., [jj /Incorporated in Singapore.) Gj I YOUTHS YOUTHS Pi lie x Sizes S I $9.50-. MjjL a <L.' J I $io!oo 56 -£r s I OS. MENS O. S. MENS Price Sizes H L|n fli 40, 42, 44 inches K 10.50 each, Chest. I ROBINSON'S SPECIAL
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    SUDAN TO BE HELD.
    350 7 LORD GREY'S FIRM DECLARATION. BRITISH OBLIGATIONS TO THE SUDANESE. THE CANAL QUESTION. Reuter. T the House of Lords Lord Arnold itated that the Government had inst.he British Ambassador at f gfc n to inform the Un ted gfo Gowrnme'ttt that they had tided t was desirable
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    SPY SENTENCED.
    84 7 RUSSIAN WHO STOLE FRENCH PLANS. Reuter. A Pai a .able says that an exilk tr named Boris M ndik ard a French eng'neer, Antoine 1% t have been sentenced to three [mpi sonment and 1,000 francs fine, an! ton months' imp r sonment respectively, on a charge of
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    HAWKERS CHARGED.
    92 7 DEFENDED IN COURT BY COUNSEL. The list for hearing IB the '•'•er Coorta daily contain a great noojber of eaoea in which hawkers •re charged with road obstruction bat seldom or never before have been represented by counsel, ral Indian ice-water sellers were produced before Mr. Sennetit, the
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    105 7 Mr J. H. Taggart has presented *wo ('hallenge Cups ;to <he Shangh-U Terns Assoaaton to be comP« ed for by schocus —one- for hoys **fer 15 aad the other for boys between 15 ..nd 18. the cups to be held b y the w r.n ng teams for one year.
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    DEMOCRATS ALL MIXED-UP.
    266 7 IMPASSIONED SPEAKER WHO FAINTED. STILL NO POLICY. Reuter. The Demoora-tic CoventV.n at pre- ent Appears to be at aoces and fcevena wth regard both to pbtform and oard datw. The Rwwlut „n 8 Committee all through the mght bsti-r.ed 'o argument* for and against Amcr ca's joir\
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    SULTAN RECEIVED BY KING.
    91 7 MANY EASTERN POTENTATES PRESENTED. Reuter. Kfe Majesty gave an aud ence to the Sultan of Perak, attended by S r Err,est Birch who presented the Raja Kech 1 Tengan, Keehil Bongsu Aznamshah K n.as Dato Panklima Tohnuda. H s Majesty a&o gave an aud ence to
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    A WILL DISPUTE.
    153 7 TRUSTEE SUED BY THE LEGATEE. Before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court on Tuesday morning an action was commenced in which Mr. Chew Woon Poh and another, executor and trustee of the will of Kwek Swee Chia Neo, were sued by Mr. Toh
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    159 7 CHINESE DRUGS STORES' CASE. Reuter. Tie appeal of Chin- Yt See against the decisiba cf the Chef Just cc in an action brought agamst him by the Trustees of a wealthy Ch MM estate ar.'sing ou, of his purchase of four valuable drug businesses, was dism'ssed w
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    BRITISH TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    254 7 NO FACILITIES GRANTED TO MANUFACTURERS. COMMONS QUESTION. Reuter. lu tfje H >uae of Commons Mr. Lumley anke'l who'iier the Ru&s an Govt rntr.vnt had intimated ij.ut Uiey won- prepare to place orders in England which would provide work for. large numbers of engineer.ng workers if,civd t
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    THE EASTERN PRESS.
    155 7 MR. A. W. STILL UPHOLDS ITS VALUE. Reuter. Sr Thomas Bennett (Times of Ind a) and Mr. A. W. Still were the pri ncipal gaiesi s at a hmciheon at he Institute of Journali sts at wh ch Sir M. Bhow. aggree Sir Alfred Robbir.s, Sr Robert
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    ATTEMPTED MURDER.
    65 7 The preliminary enquiry into the case in which a Malay constable attached to the Marine Department stands charged with the attempted murder of his sergeant, by shooting him through the leg, was concluded before Mr. GourKay, in the Third Police Couirt on Tuesday afternoon when the accused wa6*
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    MOTOR BANDITS.
    187 7 Reuter. A Chinese driver of a car was produced before the Second Police Magistrate on Tuesday and changed with abetment of the offence of robaery. It wiH be remembered that two Chinese drove up in a oar to a licpior shop) in Alexandra-road on Sunday and made away
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    GERMANY DISCUSSES ALLIED NOTE.
    195 7 CABINET WILLING TO ACCEPT TERMS. BELGIUM STILL FIRM. Reuter. A message fr m Borl n tayn that the Cabinet to-day is c scus&itig the All#d Note wth regard to m L'tary CC«*Kx! and it e ejected a reply wCH be som at the end of <xt
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    GOVERNMENT DEFEATS.
    86 7 THE NOVELTY QUICKLY WEARING AWAY. Reuter. The novelty attaching to uhe Government defeats In the House of Commons is scxmewha. wearS-A? off. For <he sixth time they ijece ved a setback to-nigjht. when an amendment on the Traffic Bill was carriei. by 195 vot>:s to 168. by the
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    THE SOVIET CONFERENCE.
    75 7 NEGOTIATIONS AGAIN HELD OVEIJ. Reuter. The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Te/egraph" says the effioal Anglo-Sov et negotiations are at present Iji a stai.e of suspended an'mabon. The Br t sh side co tiders t futile to proceed furth.T until negouiat ens f<,r r .'sing a loan
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    COCOA SELLING.
    61 7 CO-OPERATIVE BASIS FOR PRODUCERS. Reuter. A conference cf London representatives of the ch ef cocoas-grow ng countr es of the world passed a resolutdn in favour of cc Vlabo a.ing the Br tlsii Emp re producers in a scheme foT co-ope rat ve m rket ng of cocoa
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    MR. OEI TIONG HAM'S CORTEGE.
    198 7 Although it was stated that the removal of Mr Oei Tiong Harm's remains from DaWey-road to the steamer Giang Seng on July 2 wou.d be a quiet affair, elaborate preparations are being made. A specially designed motor hearse is being built by the Singapore Casket
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    COMMUNISTS HUNGRY FOR ENGLAND.
    68 7 PROPAGANDA FOR BRITISH COLONIES. ZINOVIEFF GROWLS. Reuter. Zirov'-erT, in a speech at the Communist International Congress at Moscow, declared Engi'and s now our chef ta.-k. If we succeed in creat rg a mass Communi st party there hilf th c European victory will be achieved We
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    RUSSELL LODGES HIS APPEAL.
    55 7 TO BE HEARD IN DECEMBER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Yesterday. Just before noon to-day Pooley and Co., solicitors for Mr. J. A. Russell a aid the Russell Company, lodged ncttce of appe 1 In the Collier es Case The appeal will be heard before
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    QUESTION OF EVIDENCE.
    381 7 APPEAL AGAINST A 1>I(. JUDGMENT. An appeal by Moosajee E<sofjee Angullia aga nt>t an, order made by tfm Chief Justice, (S r Waiter Shaw) giving judgment for he Aibon Embroidery Works Ltd. to s gn judgment Xor over $143,000, dim- to the Company inn am account sated
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    186 7 Programme of drills up to and for Jure 29. Today. Jure 26, ar 5.15 pm.— Drill Hall, Machine Gun Platoon. Recruitls Training. Drill Hall S. V. Field Ambulance, Lecture. To-morrcnv, Jwfc 27, at 5 15 p m.— Diill Hall, Singapore Royal ArVi'k<'7 (v), 2nd Intensive TraJ tqr
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      418 7 I I I I I I I I I I I I fl CAMPBELL j j The Original Cold Starting Heavy Oil Engine For Crude or Residual Oils. a mm COLD STARTING i From the cold state without the use of lamps or electric ignition. MAXIMUM ECONOMY I With the
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    76 8 Sports Pastimes. LAWN TENNIS. S.CJLC. TOUJINAMENT. TO-DAVS TIES. Ct»- m P ionah «P Single». Cliia Kcng v*. Oven Su V Double» Handicap aenii-flnal. Olooti U'ld Li a 1 Took vs. <_lh Lm ar4 Thwttl Pistil. Double» F nal. Lyc? Yin «M JLiart Hoa vs. Chew Kir.i ntid Thiaiil KL.t, Cadm'nton
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION.
    28 8 TO-DAY'S TIES. Low Kim Too v>. Ln» Chin SATURDAY TIES, L in f'bw«« Toll vs. Chtia Boan Lay. Wee Tt»»w St-o Ya. Tjo Sco Hoon.
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    Y.M.C.A. TOURNAMENT. TUESDAY'S RESULT.
    98 8 S nglea "A" Clnas. -S Abed bt«{. 1 B. Abcd- —1; 6—o. P L. Loh \9 Lira Chua. Sui, unfinished. Singlp.s "B M Class H L floskjng vs. J. udfiniahod YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. "A" Class. I m Cfctma Sui h«it P. L Loh, 7—5; 8—(1; 6—3» "ir
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    S.R.C. TENNIS FINAL.
    46 8 The S.R.O. tdiru* tournament vrjd com© to conclusion this *£tcraooii, whoo W. A. B&Chotchet will meet N. E. Ess in the final ..f th* Single* rhf-mpiorwhip. The Club wE! be "At Home" to iu mamhars u'-d friend* and h large attffiKlance is anticipated.
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    UNITED ENGINEERS TOURNAMENT.
    84 8 Tb« following 1 are the rtsult* in the Engineers' Recreation CluL {'•<*• Tennis Tournament. Sinrie Handicap: Preliminary: Wrig-ht be*t Jap««on w.o Hinds best Bake* 6—l, Nairn btur Hniiv! (4—U 6 I At.lt n?on beat Kirkman 6—l, 4 6 1- BucJn.aU btat Drunmtond 8—!1, i—o Dale beat Dewp«ey
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    WIMBLEDON GAMES.
    196 8 IV»lve tboOMnd witnessed the iecoTcl round vt tL- WjmbCedoa toum*Thß J! r <,er waa ver >' hat. Players w.th Air t»j up sleeves and fc» »«*a* wa* u*e order of IJ* day Th* Auatral.an vetera. Nornuan 8«,0kc 9 defeated! lih* D. Ru iom by o—2, 6—2, 2—o 6—l.
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    24 8 Reuter. In the second round of the Wimbledon tennis tournament S. Hadi beat K. Hooi Hye by 7—5, 6—3, 6—2. —Reuter.
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    58 8 ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. following Royal Singapore iacnst Club arrangements are announced:— On Sunday the race for the F Burdett Ivena tirophy will be sailed ror over the course previously notified. Members are remitted that the sharp Time limit 2 pjm. Handicaps are:—Majßret 11, Salty, Marion and Helen scratch,
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    546 8 ENGLISH COUNTY MATCHES. BATSMEN'S WICKETS: SEASONS HIGHEST SCORE. I The CVrurJly matobe* played on the 215t nr.il 23rd revwiied a batsnusn'e wicket, scorns geijd.iully being high n? ici prolific of eemuriea. Mr. Lyvn, ior Son if ivet a gwi nal 1 »urbyah ire made bh« h g'hc-st «cort- of
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    76 8 Reuter. e 4 c ricket fi *fcuTe between the Reigate in C^ llwenced yesterday at iteigrate in the presence cf four thousand people. The weather Zl Tht S d *L Wicket anTC Vi S J uth Africans won the toss and elected to bat. They compiled 253 Taylor
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    37 8 LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION OF EUROPE. Reuter. v 5i_ a contest for the lightweight championship of Europe, the Frenchman, Fred BretJonneL beat the Englishman, Danny Frush, in the eighth round,, when the latter retired, says a Paris cable.—Reuter.
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    FOOTBALL.
    39 8 SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. LEAGUE FIXTURES, 1924. Second Dlvieior. June Team 26 S.C.C. II vs. Bousteads. July 1 5.J.0.8. vs. O.T.F.C. 3 S.C.C. II R E. 5 O.T.F.C. vs. V.MC.A., and R.E.s vs. Seletar United. 10 V.M.C.A. vs. R.E.&
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    45 8 [We do not n.lcessarily endorse the opinion* expressed by correspondents. Letters seriil for pub! cat on should be wr ttw ojk o/te side of *!he paper onfly; preference is given to short loiters. Only extract* of long letters can be given.]
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    204 8 Sir,—Having perceived Mr. Chan's lot er of the h current, pea-mi: me. a loan of space in your valuable column to explain the above subject. 1. That love is the greatest of SjM human emotions, for it is the only one, wh ch contains the virtue of self-sacrifice.
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    359 8 WELSH RAISE CAIN AT CRYSTAL PALACE. Amaz ng scenes occurred at the Crystal Palace Mu* cal Festival heidj in connection w th the Erop r e Da# ceiebrotions. Cho rs were shouted down a»nd the police had to be sent for. lr. the aompet t on
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    274 8 OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF POLICY. FOREIGN RELATIONS. I The following -telegram dated Tokio June 24, has been reoeivad by j the Japanese Consul-Genertak. Trom the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Viscount Kato who is the President! of the Ker.ise. kwai Party is the Pr -me Minister of the present
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    137 8 AFTER SIXTIETH BIRTHDAY TO OONDt/CT TWO OTHERSu Ricii*:<d 9ir»uii his suctitch Ur hday ha# te«n 11wde an honorary cit.zun of delijrhiful Vsoima. A ]ortv of CHU-H J olea Str-nuw hius givar; the M. S. of hi» ballet, 'Schlag^bera." t*> the Mui?««am of the» City in At he
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    250 8 TURK NO LONGER STOLID; rows an» jywrs. Tlie Turk s n a moat jumpy fr«m« of rnl'M just now, say» a Conati«tinopie xxX* TW» other day, for inatance, the and ence wWch had flKwd the oniy c nema tn Angola wrecked tht mteror of the bu.ki
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    734 8 REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE. The following: is the report of the Special Co mm ttee appointed by ;he Board on April 25, 1924, to con>sider and report on Uhe question of the transport of Munic pal Officers. J (1) Your Committee .have held two meetings,, on
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