Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. XI. -No. 153 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924
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      138 1 |!;l ;iiiii]iinwwMsaßsaßnTOnaiiiMiiiiißHiiii L THE MAIAYA TRIBUNE E SHIPPHfG GAZETTE, j ..e Popular NeWBp&pe r ot •> tfce Straiti 2 1 übliahed Qaily. ,:f Erports Local Events. I and T-ntest TfK'gism.s. 1 mW J BKST SPORT|- REPORTS I ",,,i i i i i i 1.1.1 •ii i c tmmtnr ■>,:„, ELECTRIC
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      194 1 AVOID ,.j PRICKLY BEAT I by using J I "AGNESI4" j Antiseptx Dusting Powder Manufactures only by V MEDICAL HALL LTH 23, Battery Boact, SINGAPORE. THE ROBINSON PIANO company, limited. 'I«corporated in H< ngkcrrs). ,1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, df Hawaiian Steel Guitars 1 From 22.50 Ukuluies From $12.60 Bass
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      274 1 jtnmuiJ«i*i^im;iiaaM3ii!«i;uu:r?.. i«iiiiiiiiumm 1 MANY CHILDREN j I are conairjered du'H and bade- I ward who are simply suffering I from Weak Eyes. An «Kanv- j nation by our Offconvetriat* wUI 1 Z determine whether or ttot your I eh id requires glasses. 1 THE EASURM OPTICAL CO.. I 15, South
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    BOOT LEGGING BARONET.
    626 2 GOVERNMENT TO TRY TO STOP HIM. LATE I.G.C. IN JAMAICA AND CONSUL. RUM ROW FLAGSHIP. *Lieut-Colo::>el Sir Broduck Hartwell, ihe fourth baronet who waa Inspector General of Constabulary in Jama ca and Consu! for Naples, has already at aired some fVn'; fame, buli now he is having
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    RUBBER PRODUCTS.
    205 2 HOW THEY SELL: HOLIDAYS HELP: BUSINESS AT WEMBLEY. The sports season always, depeds a good deal t>a the weather, and a few brght d.ys have made a good deal of diffc-rerce 0 sales of rubber manufactures n England. Golf balls are sa d tc be doirg well ar.d
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      402 2 1 Danger lurks there's a crowd there's Pop an occasional Iv.ans' Antiseptic Throat Pastille in the mouth, and however many germs the stale atmosphere contains you are safe. Evans' Pastilles kill all microbes of bronchialdiseases. They never reach your lungs if you carry ANTISEPTIC THROAT Pastities From all chemists. Sole
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      84 2 Wr.y "afMmfy 0 A small Monty (a I /.I little Montaerrat I I Cordial) dashed N—— 4 into a glass of water or a Ion4 soda off the ice gives the finest drink ever heat-wilted mortal dreamed of. The man with a taste in cocktails will,be glad to meet this:
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      505 2 HELD BACK BY ANAEMIA. The evil hard of Anaemia hat is, Bioodlessness—holds- back many girls from the path of bright, heal hy womanhood. At that all-important time, when the r veins should be full of rich red blood, this A::aem a, on them s earth ly, robs them of spaikling
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      707 2 Smoker s cough j^^^ is unknown to the f%/ man who enjoys: /IV v^ VIRGINIA CIGARETTES made Because they are free from SAND AND DUST! I FOUL BREATH. I I WOMEN'S GREATEST MISFORTUNE I The old saying that distance lend* enchantment" was never more aptly to the point than when
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    FAMOUS SHIPS THAT PASS.
    485 3 GLORIES THAT THE SEAS ARE LOSING. FASCINATING BOOK. Now, when t is almost too late, the world is awakening to a realisation of the beautjy and the splendour of the big sailirrg-sh ps which once formed the backbo/je of the Briitiish Merohanti'.e Marine. .Those' fine old
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    EX-CAPTAIN LAYS BRICKS IN U.S.
    308 3 BETTER FAY TO SAVE UP FOR WEDDING- "This is the first real work I have done" declared Mr. Albert Jock Hanchet Taylor, former captain in the Royal Air Force and nephew of the president of a leading Scoi.iah steamihip company. He is working as a
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    76 3 Twelve masts 820 feet high will support an aer'al one and a half m leg long and btrnt a mile wide at th* Imperial W reless Stat on now under constructor* at Rugby. The stat on wfll occupy a site of one and a hall square miles, and will be
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      445 3 I fhe misery of f m I Stiff Neck J j I Sore Throat I Chest Bains mm rare of your throat and chest I H treacherous winter months. A Sore I 1 I I.an in the Chest may lead to a 082X3*081 mm his illness unless checked immediately. O
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      602 3 I Have Yon Tried The New Cuticura Shaving Stick? This delicately medicated antiseptic Soap produces a rich creamy lasting lather, enabling you to shave without the slightest irritation. Indispensable for those who shave twice daily. Properly used, it will prevent ingrowing hairs. So»p Ointm»nt Talcun sold throoirhout the •2*X r,t
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      232 3 End dangerous Coughs, Cckis Chills, by taking THE REMEDY YOU BREATHE. In our climate no one can afford to be without PEPS. These wonderful little tablets have an invigorating, antiseptic and fortifying action on the entire breathing apparatus. Throat, Chest and Lung perils lurking in low night temperatures are kept
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      72 3 PETROLEUM JELLY X Needed Every Day si™ for sll the little accidents which come •J* U P <"very day. Use it for burns, sores, E 3 bruises, chaffed skin, blisters and cuts. L D May be taken fraternally for coughs C j and sore throats. Look for the trade- P
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1056 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felirtar." "BLACK ROSES." "Black Roses the new Cole super-spec .'al pre due on, starring Sessue Hayakawa, the prominent Japanese dft'amat'c mreefl actor, cpe.ied at the Gaiety Theatre, where it will continue till run Thursday. Hayakawa hns never appeared bo better
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      191 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA From Thursday, June 26 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 rnrnmca thxt tsars off society's maskana finds the heart—beat under the furs and silks. THE MAN BETWEEN m IN
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      330 4 AMUSEMENTS Alhambra From Sunday, June 29, to Friday, July 4. In tbe Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. 1 Post no Bills 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. mm Topical Budget British Screen News. HAL ROACH Presents The Call of the Wild IN 8 REELS. (From the famous dog story by Jack
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      481 4 I M YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN Blick Roses but you will see one of the finest dramas ever made at the P AIFTV vl /tL ICi 1 I TO-NIGHT In Ihe Second Show at 9.15 p.m. SESSUE HAYAKAWA The dramatic Japanese Star with TSUBU AOKI and TOYO FUJITA BLACK ROSES
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    211 5 TO-DAY, JUNE 30. M. S Selandsia 2 p.m. it v 0 n Calcutta Tukusdaima Maru 2 p.m. Pahai *Mcran 3 p.m. ir.ham Penang *K'«nta 3 p.m. Barn Whatt Hrn 3 p.m. Hye Leong 4 pm. (By train) 6 p.m. TO-MORROW, JULY 1. .ng. Pekan, Sungei g an 1
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 5 Alongside the Wharves or Fxpeeted to Arrive. Singapore Tune 30. er after the ship indicates th« i» abreast of and the word the number of the Gate to East Wharf (Gate L.) ma Maru, 22; Tara. 20. Mi |gharf (Gate 3.) a Ip>h 16; Sumatra Maru,
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    84 5 buttery AITTCO S LIST. ii V London, June 27. Mw.rhe«ter Market I lbs shirtings fair (new bass) N1 4>- Grey Yarns single Twjst 29 lbs. T. Cloth fair 24 yards N l Liverpool Market ton (Fully Middling American> ll'to 0>tjtoni Egyptian) M ft a Is— T n.—Std. 3
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    35 5 i a for woek assist* Wty 6 To-day, June 30.—Individual, I'- Parade. To-morrow, July I—Signalling rleadquartara, 5.15 p.m. i• :ay. July 3 Band Pract c*. <uariers. 5.18 p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    148 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBIiKR. Lo "dor,.—10*4 d. Local—33% cents. TIN. London—£224.15 0. (28-6-24). Local.—$112.25 per peul 50 •old. RICE. R ce Siam No 1 per Koyan $394 Rice, Siam 2 $364 Ric Siam 3 $342 Rice, Saigon 1 $310 Rice, Saigon 2 w $300 Rice, Saigon 3 $286
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    175 5 To-day being a Bark Holiday and the end of the half-year, very 1 ttle interest is be'-ng taken in shares. The absence of a Sterl r.g quo tat'on for Tin is another factor m li'tat ng against bus ness. Loans are steadier, and n th s
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    EXCHANGE.
    93 5 Srcgapore, June 28. Jn London Bark 4 months' s ght 2s 4 I|l6 Demand 2s 3 31|32 1 r'vate 3 months'' sight 2s 4 15,32 Oi Indta— Ba k Tel. Transfer 164 •Jb Hongkong Bank demand draft 3% p c. pm. On Shanghai Bank demand draft On Jay Bank
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    80 5 C of C. Rubber Aaaociation. Singaponei, June 30. ?afc Crep* Closing Pricee. Buyejrt Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot. Ribbod Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellsrs. Soot 331/2 34 July to Sept J4J4 3^% Oct to Dec 3 »V2 rfb Latest London Cablsa quota. Londor. Spot.—lo%
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    84 5 Mr. and Mrs. A. S Read, of Taiping celebrate their wedd ng on thf sth of next month They are givingr a dar.ce at the Ta P ng town hall. Mr. Eric MacfayVfen, M.P., so well known in Malaya, speaking at the Sury Rubber Company^.annual mpct nir in London, said:—Your
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    ROYALTY'S INTEREST IN THE TURF.
    488 5 DUKE OF YORK STARTS IN EARNEST. HISTORY AND HORSES. Now ihmt the Duke of York has registered his racing colours for the ftnafe time in the history of "Khe sport of kir.gs" a re gning monarch of England, the heir to the Throne, and the
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    99 5 We hear that Mr. Cecil Round. M.A. F.RG.S, LCP., late F. M. S and S S. Government Seru cc, is preparing for a Parf :mertary career. Mr. Round has travelled extensively and is well krown n the educat onal world. In 1921 hs visited Germany and Austria to study tlhe
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      366 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. Eatriesare invited fc/ ihe Sirparcre Football Association Cup Competition and should be forwarded to the Honorary Secretary on or before July sth, with $10 entrance fee for each team. S. McINTYRE, Honorary Secretary. Our Sketch PHOTOS are Unquestionably THE BEST Try— PAUL Co., HOTOGRAPHERS 57,
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      413 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. IN THE MATTER OF THE ■COMPANIES ORDINANCE. 1923 AND IN THE MATTER OF SOON KECK, LIMITED. (In Voluntary Liquidation). Notice is hereby given that applications have been made to the Liquidators of this Company to isiue duplicate scrip la place of the following share certificates which are alleged
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      238 5 •"■"■"■"•MillSUillllltllSllitfllltl,^^ j THE ORIGINAL FLAT WALL FINISH 4 I AN OIL PAINT WITHOUT GLOSS I WASHABLE AS MARBLE. liFsnmfefHSa u sou I I Unequalled as a Finish for I laster Wa'ls and Metal, Wood or Asbestos Ceilings. II j NOT a distemper 1 Used extensively;throughout New General Hospital. 1 Made
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    116 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 30. Hgh Tides —10 2 a.m 9.14 p.m. Balgown c mtg. Derr ek's, 2.15 p.m. To-morroir, July 1. Hgh T des.—lo 40 a.m. 9 50 p m. Singapore Tennis Champion&h ps Oommer.ice. Football II: SJ.O-B.'vs. O.T.F.C. Wednesday, July 2. High Tid:s.—ll.l3 a.m.
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    WHAT AMERICA WILL NOT DO.
    988 6 Our v ew of the distant world, all n various stages of ferment, through the cable, is apt to be uni later. 1. The cable's V ew to us is very s milar to a glimpse through a long Axed HtftfHN telescope. We can only
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    425 6 Dr. V.G Temple has taken over at Taiping rhe duties of Health Offic r Purak Norch. o 1~ Th HaglM 2Sth June:—D et r l)e--terdng Brother of Sir Henr Deterdlcg ded suddenly, yesterday, erfa le Viewing a r.ew dux-h i. des mm.— Reutt Penang?, 27th June—The wedding was solemn led
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    443 6 ARRAY OF PRIZES FOR SHOW AT K. LUMPUR. The followi'jg are particulars of prizes (silver cups) which are to be competed for at the Malayan Ag;iHort cultural Show in Kuala Lumpur nex; nvunth:— Agi ieuLure Sew ion.—Best exhibit of Copra (sur, or kiln 'ried), presented by the Pia
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    MOSLEM ASSOCIATION.
    208 6 RESOLUTIONS ON CIVIL SERV]CE A PPOIN TM EN T. At a Special General Meeting cf Modem Association held on tr *iy Mhe 2?:h inst. at 8 pm th* foOowmf resoluti m were passed oy a majrrty. 1. That the reply rf the Colonial !j i v ary :n
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    MORE EARTHQUAKES.
    108 6 ANOTHER DISASTER TO JAPAN PREDICTED. By Cour esy of the Nanyo NichiXiohi:—A -tflieory is enunciated by Dr. Nakamura of the Central observatory, Ja pa t, I hat Japan in the immed:ateVuiHire will be damaged by another violent earthquake. The Centre of the disturbance will be off <he Sea
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    C.V.O. FOR REGENT OF KEDAH.
    34 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, 28th June:—His Majesty the King- has conferred on H s Highness the Regent of Kedah the ho-vo-un of Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1432 6 CAUTIOUS REPLIES ON RUBBER. OLD TOWN PLANNING BILL REJECTED. MALAYS' EDUCATION. The Stra' s Settlements li.^r ,slatdve Counc 1 met this mcrnng, fcbe Governor (Sir Laurence N. GuilLemard) presiding. Rubber" restriction, an! town-planni 'jg and education were the pr'niipal items on 'he age da, quesi'on time being of
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    CITY WIPED OUT. BY TORNADO.
    210 7 300 DEAD AND CITY AFLAME. s|\ HUNDRED TROOPS TO STOP RIOTS. 20 MILLIONS DAMAGE. Reuter. Si d, 29th June.—A disastrous has visited parts of Oh o. hundred -re reported k lied and east fifteen hundred i jured ir n \vh eh city was w ped
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    CAIRO DILEMMA.
    185 7 NATION REFUSED BUT ZAGLUL INSISTS. >. 29-h June:—Zaglul Pasha, cr o| Egypt, has gone to Alii to tender hi* resignation, il's departure for Alexandra is ■•.dance with the desak>a he' ..•d n the Chamber yesterday in the course of a speech reJB to Lord Parmoor's speech n use
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    untitled FENCING MASTER.
    70 7 Reuter. I June: —At the meeit- f International Fencing i'■ •■ation, Captain Von Roecens, L I»! > of the Dutch National p Federat on, was unarami declared president for a term years beginning on the 1st cf J iary next. —Reuter. 28Jh June Later:—The i scores of
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    89 7 Reuter. Geneva 28th June.—The Ir.terr.a- r Labour Confer» ce is discuss' ng a ual report cf the D rector of the Lab< ur Office upon '.*>• ur kg slat on. Mr. Jonekubo, the arts(- Workers' Delegite complain"i of u satii factory 'labour leg slat on in Japan. He
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    HERRIOT WINS FIRST CLASH.
    212 7 SOCIALISTS VOTE FOR RUHR CREDITS. DESPITE PROTESTS. Reuter. Paras, 29tfti June 5.30 a.m.:—The chamber by 456 voltes to 26 approved of the Ruhr credits* which M. Herr ot mada a quest/ton of a. vote of confidence: The Socialists voted wth W major! 'y. Thds is the
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    WORLD'S THIRSTIEST ELECTION.
    136 7 DRY AGENTS KEPT BUSY. BOOTLEGGER'S RUSH. Reuter. New York. 2Sth Jun?:—The Cover anient day agents have announced the seizure in New York of fifty-two hundred cases of spirit*, three hundred barrels of beer and 3 500 gallo s of other beverage? sines th? opening democratic convention; it
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    AUSTRALIAN'S CRUISERS.
    60 7 Reuter. Melboifrne, 28th June—In the House of Rei;re*a "tatives. Mr. Bruce ntroduced h?s defence bill author s'r.g an expend ture of two miiii on pounds on cj .struct on -of two ten thousand ton crusers and half a m 11 on pounds for a defence reserve fund. One
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    UTOPIA MAKERS CONVENTION.
    54 7 PUTTING THE WORLD RIGHT. KU KLUX AND GRAFT SCARES. TO ENTER LEAGUE? New York. 30th, June:— The Conretttlon is almost equally divided on the K'ux Klan issue, but a majority report winning by a s'ngle vote. Baker's subst ty,te of the League a plar.k was dtfeated by
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    CUMMINGS BOILS IT DOWN.
    178 7 Reuter. New York, 29th June.—Mr. Cumm ngN moved the ad(*;t or, of the majority j)latform unaltered ad unama ded. The document opened wt th a tr to Woodrow Wilson, affirmed ab ding faith n h's ideals, prom sed further reduct on of taxes, revison oi the
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    LEAGUE REFERENDUM.
    191 7 New York, 29th Jun? 12 p.m.:—The Democrat c .ccove.'t on platform as now decided proposes a National Referur.dum on the subject of the entry of the United Sates into rJhie League of Nat cos—w'th lvsorvat'ons bo all w fcr am-nrxlm. .y.s do the League's Covenant as a prec-d
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    ALL NIGHT SQUABBLE.
    342 7 New York, 28th June:—The com■nti&tcta of the (damcerat c c. over, ion after an hoar's struggle agreed tha a plank should be i nser.ed in their platform dcclar ng that the partj would do all in its power to hold up to National Referendum tha que* ion
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    GANDHI GARNERS THE ELECT.
    187 7 CONFINING EXECUTIVE TO BOYCOTTERS. SWARAJISTS FURIOUS. Reuter. Bombay, 29th June —A meeting of the AU-Ir.d'a Congress comm Use. wh eh controls the Congress org nt*St on, a being held at Ahmedabad to determne the posit' oa of Swarajistg Gandhi has subm tted a resolution I lay
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    HOLLAND TO JAVA AIR SERVICE.
    129 7 CROSSING INDIA:—TO Commence in October. NEW FOKKER'S TEST. Reuter. Lond n. 29.h Jun?:— The Fokker aeroplane M F.7. W fitted with wireless and accommodating tJWO pilots and I ight passenger's has made a successful maiden trip f. >n Holland to Lond n piloted by M.
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    MATTEOTTI CENSURE.
    58 7 R m, 28th June A meet ng of the oppoatj 13 group*, after consider ng the Matteotti cr si». passed a resoluoc of Dosi-comldesce in the present Goverr.mu.t demand r.g a government whivh mi ii be able W thout delay to abel sh the Fascist Mil tia cr.d
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    MEXICAN AFFAIR.
    26 7 Washington, ZBt*h June:—Th* Government has consented to take ci'urg. of Brit sh interests in Mexico at the request of the Br bish Embassy here.
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    MACLAREN SAFE.
    9 7 Rango.cn 281. June:—MacLaren has arr ved —ROTter.
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    VETERAN'S SHIELD SCORING.
    60 7 (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Pena g 27 h June: —Prnangs best scores In the Ye era Vs Shield Rifi> cov.est were made by No. 1 and 2 Pia oona of A Ccmyany. at 123. Next came No. 5 pia oon of B Coy, 114; No. 6 of
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    FAIRY-LAND AT TANGLIN.
    396 7  -  BRILLIANT NIGHT OF R.S.R. BALL. NOTES ON THE BEAUTIFUL GOWNS. BY "DAMARIS." Fairy land was brought to Tanglin, when the Officers cf the 2nd Battalion of the Rcyal Sussex Regiment gave their dance. Br-iliiantJy illuminated the Mess was converted into a scene of gnie'ty and colour. HundkedJs
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    ATTACK ON KOO.
    334 7 POLICE GIVEN FIVE DAYS TO CATCH CULPRITS. i Peking—Trie recent attempt o j bomb Dr. Wellington Ko), the Minister far Forti-r" Affaire, has j st'nred the Metropolian police hate a wei or of activi.y in an attemp to discover the culprits and make rare that no hirg
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    94 7 Madras Jure 10—With a view to mnont'asng n ex-pe.-ditrre on travel--1 ng it is onctaratood that His Excellency Lord has dec ded to 'lis pen se wth special trains and to travel ir spec'al saloons^attached t* ord nary trains. Mr. Munn'k the Nat onalist speak- rg at Xi m her!
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    414 8 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET. SECOND TEST MATCH. VISITORS KNOCK UP 273. Catterall Scores a Century. London, 28 th June:—The second Tee-t Match opened at Lords to-day in fine, but cloudy weather, the att. rdance numbering 10,000. The wicket was excellent. v The South Afnicans won the toss. H. M the King
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    S.R.C. vs. S.C.I.
    400 8 This year's league fixtures commenced on Saturday when the two Padang clubs met cn the S. C. C ground. The homesters won the toss r M elected to bat, but things were <cv nr ?n<l \y oVpt<* falling for" (jo* 90 the innings realised 111, the S.
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    ATHLETICS.
    682 8 BATTALION SPORTS AT TANGLIN. FINE RACE OVER HALF MILE. Following the grand: ceremony of tho of new Colcuns on Friday, Saturday afternoon again saw a dis.r.gub hod gathering at JPanglin when th»3 finals of the aihkftic spirts of the 2nd Battalion, the Royal Suseex Regime t were successfully fun
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    BOXING.
    40 8 MONAHAN IN TRAINING. Jerry Monahan who is billed to fight Young Pelky over fifteen three minutes at the Happy Valley on Saturday night will be seen in training stunts there at five o'clock th s afternoon and to-morrow afternoon.
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    50 8 VOLUNTEER RIFLE ASSN. The July Maithly Spoon Shoot will take place at ;he Buk t Timah Range, on Saturday July 5, stafting at 2.30 p.m. Shooting will be at 300 x, 500 x and 600 x Bisley targuis, seven rounds and one sighter. No road transport will be supplied.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    38 8 S.C.R.C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship Singles. Cheong Chee Lim vs. Chong Thutt Pftt. Cheng Su Lan vs. ChLa Keng Tye. Badminton Handicap. Ton Cheng Kat vs. Wee Keng Cheng. There w 11 be no ties to-morrcw.
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    46 8 The A." Clas Handicap Final will be finished on Wednesclay next. In the "B*' Class Ang Tiauw Ann beat J. Ikeda 6—2 6—2. The "B" Class Final will also be played on Wednesday. The final 'sts are S. C. Hayng and Ang Tiauw Ann
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    50 8 Mr. J.M. Barrens Deputy Controller of Rubber Exports, has bean appointed chairman assessment comm/tbee, F. M. S. and S. S., in succession to Mr. M. Rex, who left Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to become Acting Financ al Commissioner, Johore. The assessment eomm'ttee, it is understood, will caaae to sit continuously,
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      649 12 PUBLIC NOTICES STRAITS SETTLEMENTS POLICE. POLICE NOTICE. Ordinance No. 136 lArms and Explosives] All persons in possession of Firearms are ber?by reminded that 1 ermits for such Firearms will expire cn the 30th June, 1924 and should be renewed as B oon as p JBfible. Persons failing to renew their
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      404 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: Srir
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