Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1924

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. .1 V f Vol. XI- 178 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune TUESDAY. 29th JULY, 1924.
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      616 1 REPAIRING j sp£( [ALITY Guaranteed I Satisfaction Moderate. Typewriter Emporium f ft**: 1 ~,iiii i ri yQ HI TEA W/% V V 2S SUMMER! TERMS C4SH 1 *f\ Best En lipll c Cass IMom &kwti&) <S» Pattern Glass f V/ Ware ,1 j». War*. S 3 I _y LT. Trice
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      75 1 i i i i i i n.i n j i t i i i fH. T,,, :fnrm MANY CHILDREN are considered dull ard back- 1 I ward who ar P simply sufferl** C from Weak Eyes An exam 2 1 nation by our Op omcti ists wiU 5 i aeterni
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    The Threshold of Fear
    2402 2  -  By ARTHUR J. REES SYNOPSIS RICHARD HALDHAM, a law student, son of a wealthy estate owner, returns from four years' fighting in France, to find his father dead, and his heritage gone as the result of unwise speculation. Striving in vain to get a living, he
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      427 2 SAYS THEY SAVED HER BABY'S LIFE So She Would Not Be Without BABY'S OWN TABLETS One of the most fatal ailments of childhood is Cholera Infantum. It comes on suddenly, especially during the hot months, and unless prompt treatment is given the little one may socn be beyond aid. Baby's
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    43 3 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. Liters sent for publication should be written on one side of the paper only preference is gi ven to short letters, given of l0T1 ff letter s can be
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    Boxing Control
    426 3 hhf^L? 01 y U wi!! excuse me taking he 1 berty of senuing you this letter, but IJrZ m the of the DOXiCg seivlV ngdp L >re and the to**" themR« 11« ?*J%1 f,^ht t>etweeii Cowboy wE?' f Un<i T:hi has cancelled. What for, may I ask? If
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    British Malaya
    423 3 Sir, —A correspondent signing himself "Justice" under the above caption appearing in your issue of the 21st ii st., has my whole-hearted support in his argument against the use of the term British Malaya." As a matter of fact, I have been think ng ci taking up the
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      150 3 SHAKE OFF THE SHACKLES Rheumatism is one of the world's greatest slave masters. It shackles, manythousands of helpless men and wcmen with its bonds of pain. .Deliverance is at hand, for those afflicted being's, however, for the soothing- influence of Little's Oriental Balm opens the way to freedom. Even in
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      418 4 AMUSEMENTS I Empire Cinema j V Thurs. July 11. IN 8 REELS. j£ I Tuesday Wednesday 1 jj James J. Corbetl j Midnight PALLADIUM THEATRE -SK* i At 5.45 9.15 TO-NIGHT At 5.45 9.15 1 RUDOLF VALENTINO in I 1 "A Society Sensation" 1 I GLADYS WALTON in I 44
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      353 4 AMUSEMENTS IALHAMBRA jjj From Tuesday, 29th July to Sunday 3rd August. l In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. X Ln I ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS PRESENTS g Leah Baird in S 8 The Destroying Angel f 8 IN 8 REELS. S S s 3 a a s s s g
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      410 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY SURiN A 1st show at 7.30 sharp. T x j lo -Night! MARY MILES MINTER A start ing an i IN Chapter P;(iy I ALL SOULS FVF ANT0NI I with j IN SIX PARTS. REALART PICTURE I TOE INVISIBLE Hi J 2nd show at 9.15. u lM ALF'S
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    MAILS CLOSE
    156 5 •|i r>th Jl'tY S4IH "itf 2 P-Jltr it luan i; p.m. |*riC"*" •'< p-W. •i t .Vtuor ;t p.m. .1 i .V and i m p.m. I p.m. Ik' i prill. I r:»-v I p.m. IS. vlml Mjlih I p.m. n .>• v.:« 1 II iIiLT 1 <•>
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    129 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS KICE Rice, Siam No 1 per K.yan $4)0 luce, Siam 2 moot Bee, Siam 3 M Rke, saigon i K:ce, Saigon 2 M Rice, Saigon 3 q^T' Rice, Rangoon 1 gi! Rice, Rangoon 2 «0 00 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10 5,)
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    SHIPPING NEWS
    88 5 Ihe s.s. Malwa ha< left Hongkong, and is expected to arrive at this port at 4 pm on Wednesday, the 30th insf. The s.s. Sardinia has left Colombo and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 0 a.m on Saturday, the 2nd proximo. B th steamers will pVoceed
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    55 5 Two Straits born Chinese were charged with impersonating members of the staff of the Municipal Electrical Department before Mr. C. W. A Sennett, the second magistrate, in the Third Police Court. It was alleged that the accused were in the habit of going to various houses and reading meters, and
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    544 5 X nni by AND CO.s weekly REPORT h»r e 26th July:—The Sfa .Market c en at tiv e throughout the week with I? 3 I K v.A- all Tin h advanced S: 5° Rubber is tan at ll%d, Mraits Trading hive recovered to $24.75 and there has
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    37 5 Lieut. ID .A.A. Howell has been appointed to officiate temporarily as Adjutant, c: nn jr and P. W. Volunteer Corpa. L ent. B. Games has been appo'nted Hon. Cadet Lieut, in the Hi<rh School C rpa, Malacca.
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    THE LONDON-INDIA MOTOR DASH
    2516 5 ADVENTURES IN TURKEY MAP ROADS THAT DONT EXIST UJLE BURGAS AND SEA OF MARMORA THE 7th DISPATCH Fc the Second,* the touring car eontoining Major end hi. com. Who are making faa* fn m Len d to Quetta, ha, reached Asia. time in a motor has
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    83 5 CHAMBEK OF COMMERCE BUBBBB ASSOCIATION Singapore, 2inh July. I'ale Crepe Clos ng Prices. Buyers Seller?. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyer* Seller*. Spot 43 43 k August to September 484 43% October to December 44% 44% Latest London Cables quote. London
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    EXCHANGE
    96 5 Singapore, 29th July. On London— Bank 4 months' right 2s 4 3|32 Demand 2|4 I'rivate 3 montihs' fl'grr 2l 4 17 32 On India Bank Tel. Transfer Uk 9% nom. On Hongkong— Ba #1; demand draft 4 p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft t>9^ t O.i Jay Bank
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      208 5 •«••••••111 1>•111.1,.,..,,,,, NOTICE, j NOTE THAT WE SHALL BS REMOVING TO OUR I COMMODIOUS PREMISES I AT 111 113, I BEACH ROAD (Opposite Beach Bead Market.) THURSDAY, 31st JULY, 1924. Bun Bee Co., 11l ec 113, Beach Road. f '5••• i tua i tii iiiiiiii■i i c i i i
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      158 5 BOXING AT TM HAPPY VALiEV OS FRIDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1924, AT 9. IT, P.M. MAIN EVENT JERRY }&mm vs. JOHNNY REGAN lAoMrioaj (Eegland) 15 3 MINLTE) fIOUSDS. HARRY SMYTHE vs. JACK SAVAGE G Rounds. A. L. CHONG vs. YOUNG OMAR 6 Rounds. WHISTLING WEE vs. YOUNG DIN 6 Rounds. BOY
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    78 6 A SINGAPORE DIAKY To-day, 29th July High Tides.—9.46 a.m., 8.51 p.m. New Scudai mtg., noon. Medical College Prize Distribution, 5 p.m. "The <%ndoliers," Vie. Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, 30th July High Tides.—lo.22 a.m., 9.31 p.m. Singapore Golf Club mtg. re Club House. Thursday, 31st July High Tides.—lo.s3
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    39 6 DEATH TAN.—On July 28th 1924 at 10.15 p.m. at 11G-1 EjpnemU Hill Road, Ang Quee Xoo aged 11, beloved wife of Mr. Tan Cheng Toon and mother-in law of Mr. Chua Tiaa Lye. Deeply regretted.
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    SPENDING OTHER PEOPLES MONEY
    1190 6 In studying the voluminous and truly conscientious and admirably drawn up report on the proposed Municipal Offices the reader cann t fail to be impressed by a certain persistent Btinof refrain which threads and recurs through the whole d ssier. In fact it attacks the consciousress
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    224 6 Mr. H. Parry has been appointed local chairman of the Penang Harbour Board, vice the Hon. Mr. J. Mitchell. Messrs. S. W. Davis, V. J. Peterson and Colonel Baron Z. M. Wahstran are en route to Rangoon from Singapore by the s.s. Ellenga. M. Chanteloup, the aviator, has cancelled his
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    NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICES
    1108 6 POINTS OF THE ARCHITECT'S REPORT HEADS OF DEPT. WHO HELPED INTERIOR DESIGN We give below extracts .bringing out the main points from the Municipal Architects report on the new offices with the Commissioners propose to erect on their existing site: Sketch plans of the selected design were
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    ESTATE OF "SINGAPORE"
    108 6 ALLEGED UNDUE n»^ OVEK Wu'l l^ PETITION FOR (lf l U Mm 1 ESI EROat 1 An applicati admi ostn tion the late "Su: was mad Justice, Sir \Y are Oei Tion- H Swam aiui Ifada the execnti i will. Opposition w Tee and r Oei 1
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    THE LATE MRS. TAN CHINA TOON
    53 6 Her many frien k I regret the death beloved wife of Mr. r general manager of Kee and Co., Lt residence No. 116-1 Monday cwght the short period of years erf age and her circle of friend S her hu.s'ha -d, s and two
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    42 6 From China a. d due Singapore 1 p.m. to-morr r. From Eur<.;ie (Loi 10th July) by 5..«. X p.m. to-morr< w. From Holland I Ger i| Rindjani, due Sing ing. From V. S. A. 1 President Adams, due Singa; morrow.
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    40 6 DEATH OF MRS. KANNAMii We reyut to r Karmamal, moi ■any, the wrell k Braddell Broth J this morning at r ad. The <;< age and leaves grand-sors, nj e e i grand-children. The funeral will tc-cay at the Geylang 1
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      15 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RUBBER London.—ls O%cJ. lLocal.—43 cents. TIN* Lcj Local.—sl2l% per picul 175 tons sold.
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    GERMANS FOR LONDON
    227 7 Lffj TO FORCE ANYTHING ON THEM" in DELEGATIONS TO 1 CONFER VERSAILLES TREATY Reuter. A meeting of the n t'> the inter* following a conr Allied delegnthis afternoon's >, it is gathered r ia! ly has not JThere is no official of the question within sight, I
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    97 7 Reuter. w tic House 1 1 Para r stated that in Brazil were esi lent regardavi! k bao tv of the i i thenr lives and I i ii.m.s. "Curlew*' is fi m Trinidad.— Pkj g 90*1. Ihe Brazilian lutionararawn from Sao Paulo which teral troops.— V r| 9ft
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    CHINA LEASE HOLDERS
    30 7 »th 1 In the House of i- f Mr. Foot Mitchell It*, n r j coaeeaskMi leases N«f t 611 there was no i M the Governments
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    SENATOR LODGE H.I.
    17 7 Reuter v, "«b ILL E •>!.. 28th July— Nntiog. blowing an r a y. Router.
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    9 7 of •thuruthy 1 teacher !,i »*d many fa*
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    THEATRICAL GARDEN PARTY
    22 7 nr-f ——1 ,Jr,eft"T y A Se5 ThOTOOtJ GWS Lady the rod on left, who is having her fortune told.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    186 7 A VERY DANGEROUS SCOUNDREL- 'It seems to me that you are a very dangerous scoundrel" said Mr. Justice Karrett-Lennard addressing a man named rant; Tuck whom the jury found guilty of atteirri'ng to murder a woman named I Übang A.i Mooi by stabbing her on May Ist In
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    MR. BASHER ADMAD
    144 7 ECHO OF ALLEGED KIDNAPPING CASE News of Mr. Bashir Ahmad, the prominent local Muslim, who proceeded to India sometime ago to answer a charge of Indnapping, has been scarce in Sin-ape re since his departure. The extradition proceeds rs instituted in Singapore created great dea't of interest
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    TRADE-HORTICULTURAL SHOW
    140 7 AUGUST Ist NEW WORLD ENTERPRISE BOOMING It has been found necessary to increase the accommodation originally allotted f~>r the Trade and Horticultural Show which opens at the New World on August 1, owing to the large number of entries. A Malay inter-club sports has been arianged for Sunday,
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    THE CHATER CASE
    71 7 T. L. Chater, a former employee of Messrs M. A. Namazie and Sons, pleaded guilty to-day before Mr. Justice BarrettLennard to charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of three cheques tat $1,100, 51,148 and $1,245.25 drawn in favour ot bis firm. His Lordship deferred sentelee
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    53 7 Programme of drills up to and for 4th August 1924. T -day, 29th July at 5 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v), Practice 30 yards Range Competition. To-morrow, 30th July at 5 p.m.—Balestier, M. G. Platoon, Practice 30 yards Range Competition. Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Practice 30
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    41 7 Mr. Arthur N. Barrett has arrived from England to join Mr. H. Boajtea Walker in practice at X ang. Mr. R. 0. W nstedt, Director of Education, S.S. ard F.M.S., has been appointed to Class la of the Malayan Civil Service.
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    WEALTHY SINGAPORE JEWELLER ARRESTED
    308 7 VALUABLE JEWELLERY CONFISCATED IN CEYLON ALLEGED SMUGGLING OF MANY DIAMONDS The sensational story of the arrest, in Ceylon, of Mr. M. S. If. Ah» Baker, managing partner of Messrs. Ismail Ayoob, of High-street is to hand. It will be remembered that Aboo Baker left Singapore for
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    SEQUEL TO*RUBBER DEAL
    161 7 CLAIM AGAINST BANKING CORPORATION I This morning- before the Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw, Messrs. Nanwa Koshi and Nanshin Koshi sued the Netherlands Trading Society for the recovery of a sum of $3,393.67. Plaintiffs a.legeu taut a quantity cf rubber was entrusted to Messrs Weselink Dijktius Ltd.
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    144 7 For urgent private reasons, Mr. N. Teesdale Mackintosh, has resigned the position of Registrar of the Hongkong University, and his resignation has been accepted. Lecng Lam was charged with attempted murder of a woman and with attempted suicide before the second magistrate this morning. It is alleged that the accused
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    INSPECTION IN RAIN
    131 7 KING DELIVERS A HOMILY TO THE SCOUTS Reuter. London, 23th July:—Drenching rain, intermingled with an unseasonable fall of snow, was responsible for the cancellation of tD-day]> performance of the Empire Pageant, and also slightly interfered with the Royal inspection ;of 600 sccuts from a',l parts of the
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    ITALY FERMENTING
    102 7 SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPERS RESENTED Reuter. London, 2Sth July:—Fresh ferment is brewing in Ita!y in consequence of the drastic enforcement of the regulation conferring upjn the local prefects somewhat arbitrary powers to suppress newspapers. Many suppressions have been effected all over the country on a charge of violating the
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    AMERICANS IN PERSIA
    76 7 NEED TO PROTECT THEM FROM INDIGNITIES Reuter. Washington, 28th July:—Minister Kornfeld to-day delivers the note of the Foreiirn Office to Teheran voicing its cencern for the safety of Americans in Persia and the need for their better protection from further indignities. Whilst officials do not discuss the
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    MR. E.G. WHEATLEY
    85 7 SINGAPOREAN IX PENANG MOTOR SMASH (From Our Ow.i C. rrespondent). Pensnt, 28th July:—Mr. Wheat ley,' of Singapore, who is on a short holiday to Penang, was proceeding to Bayan Lepas along the Jelutong-road and whoa near Sun i Penang came across a drunken Tamil staggering or* the
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    MAJ. FORBES—LETTH
    119 7 We have received many enquiries regarding the progress of Maj. Forbes-Leith's a Iventnre by car, entirely oveilar.d with exception cf the Channel crossing and the Bofcphorua, from London to India, which he attempting to accomplish in fifteen weeks without car replacements. Readers must expect dispatches to be less
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    ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR
    96 7 The tenth anniversary of the outbreak of war is near at hand, and Germany has begun to consider its appropriate commemoration. Half masted flags, services for the fallen, and the solemn two minutes' pause, are fitting memorials of a day of universal sorrow, and all nations
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    143 7 Mr. T.I.M. Gordon, assistant postmaster general, General Post Office, Singapore leaves on Friday for Europe on eight months' leave. The case in which Chang Kirn Chua, a driver of motor-bus 1541 charged with driving in a rash manner withovt d)ue regard to public safety and colliding with the tramcar No.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1772 8 Sports Pastimes. NOTES OF THE WEEK AH is in readiness for the double main event billed for Thursday night at the Malaya B xing Stadium '(The Stadium). Yeoh Chai Lai, the flyweight flash from the Malay States has been religiously at work fcr his ten round scrap against A] Trono,
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    OLYMPIC GAMES
    194 8 ATHLETICS Taris, 23th July.—Twenty-six nati rs classification in the Olympic Games shows the United States comes first with 94 punts. France is second with 64 points: Sweden third with 44\% points: Britain fourth with 41 M points and Holland is 9th with 19 points.—Reuter. Paris 28th July—The Olympic
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    S.C.F.A. FOR SUMATRA
    80 8 FOOTBALL The Straits Chinese Football Association have accepted an invitation from the Sumatra Footbail Association and will leave fcr Medan to-movrow by the s.s. Medusa to play a series of matches. Tbe following will represent the S.C.F.A.—Ngim Djn; Chua Lye Van, T. Check Wah; Lee Kiat Wah,
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    AMATEUR SPORTING * ASSOCIATION
    30 8 AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION BADMINTON TO-MORROW'S TIES Chew Keow Bock vs". Wee Teow Seong. Toh Cheng Kiat vs. Lim Chin Joo. THURSD \Y'S TIE Tun Soo Liew vs. Lim Chwee Poh.
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    S.R.C. vs. S.CC.
    425 8 CRICKET The following are the scores and bowling analyses in the aibove match which came off on Saturday on the S. R. C. ground:— s. c c. E. J. Riches c and b Leijssiun 1 P. N. Knight b Gauder 28 E. W. liare b Leijssius R.
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    DAVIS CUP
    26 8 LAWN TENNIS Reuter. L.mduu, 2SM» July. -At ttwire w&s inrpstvftfit riitv Thi? l)nvii lup Double* a("(' poot]» c«t Until t-'-Mi wow*— Ueutir. i.. i
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    PENANG TURF CLUB
    19 8 THE TURF SCRATCHINGS IST DAY. Race I.—- Bon.za. z R ace 4.—Radium, Victrola and Alan L.
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    TEST ABANDONED
    27 8 CRICKET Reuter. ba.wlcm, 28th July:—At Manchester the Incessant rain all night and all morning maie hupi'i of play to-day dwindle; Thy irairic übaadonod at I.so*—Reuter.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL
    91 8 "BRITISH MALAYA" DELETED FROM BILL (From Our Own Correspondeat). Kuala Lumpur, 28th July:—At a meeting of the Federal Council the Hon. Mr. R. C. M. Kindersley voiced the Unofficials' congratulations to Sir William George Maxwell on h s Knighthood. They had hoped to have seen him receive a
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    149 8 Mr. F.G. Bourne, the Coroner, returned a veidict of voluntarily causirg grievous hurt against Mat Ali bin Madah, the Maiay who was arrested in connection with the death of an Indian named Alwi Gani, who, it is al'eged, was struck over the head with a hammer by the accused man
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    COMPANY MEETING
    458 8 TING KIL TIN MINES SATISFACTORY YEARS WORK REPORTED The twelfth ordinary general meeting of Ting Kil Tin Mine? was held yesterday afternoon at the Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Qay, the Hon. Mr. J. M. Sime presiding and there were present Messrs. VV. P. Plummer, J. A. Ellas and
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    PERAK CHINESE AGAINST RESTRICTION
    81 8 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, 28th July:—A public meeting of Chinese i i Perak wai held in Ipoh yesterday to consider BUggestioaa and various plans within the State in favour a£ the abolition of rest' ictiu r. After n.vch discussion it was resolved to appoint a
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    VICAR ON TEA AND CAKE
    94 8 "Xo woman in the land is so hospitable i as the woman in the vicarage, bat her 1 kindness is spoiling us," said the Rev. D. Railton, vicar of Margate, supporting a resolution on social service at the Canterbury Diocesan Conference. "When we pay a
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    FORGED NOTE CASE
    47 8 On Friday the Detective Department effected the arrest of a Malay named Haji Kassim bin Mohamed Ali in Owen Read. The man had 1,400 forged five-dollar notes in his possession. The teensed was charged before Mr. Bennett, Second Msg strate. on Saturday and remanded.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    85 8 Per Melchior Treub:—Miss Tousaaint, Mr. A. VYelsding, Mr. O. H. Sielcken, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ellert, Mr. Yap Eng Hoen, Mr. v-d Wal, Mr. C. H. Hocrle, Mr. G. H. Cantophcr, Mr. L. Saubert, Mr. K. A. Elias, Mr. G. A. Reydcm, Mr. Th. Rowan, Mr. Proud,
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    27 8 Orders for week ending 3rd August 1924. To-day, 29th July.—Signalling Class, Headq ua'ters at 5.15 p.m. Thursday, 31st July.—Band Practice, Headquarters at 5.15 p.m.
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    103 8 Harry Freedenburg, of Washington, D.C., has made a tiny crystal radio set on the outside of his pipe, so that he can listen in at locai stations while smoking. Mrs. G. H. Goodearl, of Sydncy,*who, accompanied by her two daughters, has been tour ng Malaya, was taken suddenly ill a
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