Malaya Tribune, 8 August 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol XL- 186 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune FRIDAY, 8th AUGUST, 1924
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      64 1 OTflClCjfniiflllliliiiii|irTi;ji;ici fl i^,,, > n,i, fr tr lllKrrlgM j Tbac Eyesight I MANY CHILDREN I are considered dull and back- I I ward who are simply sufferia* 1 5 from Weak Eyes. An exami- 5 I nation by our Optometrists will 3 determine whether or not yozj S I chid
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    The Threshold of Fear
    2095 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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      368 2 WHEN CHILDREN GRIND THEIR TEETH EN SLEEP it is almost always a of worms. Other indications are irregular appetite, bad breath, pain and swelling- of the abdomen, irritation in the nose. Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children's) remedy, given for a few days, destroy worms, and a marked improvement in
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    INDIA IN TRANSITION
    779 3 LORD OLIVIERS IRONICAL SPEECH FULL-DRESS DEBATE IN THE LORDS (Via Ceyhn Exchange) Un" rtatn" 'wSh th the uncertain with regard to their futurp owing to diminished opportunities due to the constitutional changes. and the Indianisation of services cer?Snlv f r i Ca K Pab t fficials was
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    MOTORIST FINES HIMSELF
    106 3 WRITES A CHEQUE IN COURT FOR LOCAL HOSPITAL At Dorking-, Surrey, Vivian Prewett, of Hurst Farm, Chessington, near Epsom, was summoned: for being- drunk in charge of a motor-car. The Bench imposed a fine of £20 and disqualified him from driving for a year, but it was
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      123 3 ON SISfACE Were Very Irritating. Cuticura Healed. «mln* y on Buffer *d from rash of small pimples that broke out on hls face »nd spread as the days went on. The pimples were of a very watery kind, and very Trri! 2& 1 ad to kee P hishands padded to
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      534 4 AMUSEMENTS I jj By arrangement with Universal Pictures Corporation jj 1 Empire Cinema 1 Presents -Two Universal Jewel Productions g g In a Special Programme >j 3 I jj In the Second Show at 9.15 3 I 3 Reels WHITE TIGER 7 Reels 3 Starring the Dashing, Dynamic, Delightful fj;
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      372 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA ■0 rfl 1 From Monday, 4th August to Saturday, 9th August. g B I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. g I I Topical Budget jjj S British Screen News. jjj I COSMOPOLITAN CORPORATION PRESENTS jjj LYN HARDING H I MARION DAVIES FORREST STANLEY I When
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      310 4 AMUSEMENTS surin a To-Night! Comment*: < s, 7jj PATHES THIRD EYE SERIAL IN 15 ipiso m i si arm A murder Oonmil studio; circuinstanti. gilt ot a girl it, r argument of the pr i film which apudre:,of committing the ci Cert--man, to serve their wi v the crime upon
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    MAILS CLOSE
    217 5 nA y, Mh AUGUST S nrabaya Plancita 2 p.m I k B ft **r** Hong I<ian 2 p.m ■j: Whatt Soon 3 p.m. T( tub Anson Kuala 3 p.m, g Dragon 3 p.m. i aleutta Ethiopia 3 p.m. > 1.-lands and 1 tiemen 4 p.m. 1 Farley 4
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    60 5 HASBEK OF COMMERCE RCBBER ASSOCIATION L Bth August. H* ?e C. i Buj rs Sellers. S| U:k Lfl i a quote, kdon Spot Btt Sorted -hot Closing Prices. Bayers Sellers. 47% 48 By 48% j„f tr lN I'J 4U% **of Market-Pirn. FkK: WATERHOUSE CO., LTD. Singapore, Bth Augusit.
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    untitled KEROSENE OIL
    66 5 Wandard oil 00 per 2 tins $5.95 $5.55 $5.55 $5.25 V- B«uiae r Per 2 tins of $8.00 •ti nj' G i-r gallon $0.95 ROLEI < <>~ (S.S.) LTD. retail prices I +11 as tolhjws:— $5 95 k < $5.70 P $5.70 $5.55 $540 drums $5.25 $5.10
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    132 5 TODAYS QUOTATIONS RICE Rice, S.am No 1 per Koyan $396 Rice, Siam 2 «s 3 Rice, Saigon 1 t% O l. Rice, Saigon 2 Rce, Saigon 3,, Rice, Rangoon 1 2 y<) Rice, Rangoon 2 J 2 fT Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10 S(
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    ETUN AND CO's REPORT
    126 5 i B n -~Taipdngs $1.20 to $1.25, Norths $1 00 to Souths $1 to $1.03, Johans 2 to 40 certs, Petaiings $1.42 to $1.45, Niwngpets $1.62 to $1.67%, Hitams $1.4.", to 4.I.0O, L ngnis $4.65 to $4.80. t Rubber:—Mentakabs 20% to 21% cts., Ulu 20% to
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    MACPHAIL AND CO's REPORT
    115 5 R übbers.—U nehanged. Mining.—Mvak have buyers at $2.85, and Kamuntings at 36s 6d, Mambaus have sellers at 924 cents, Idris have sellers at 24s 6d, Renongs have buyers at 21s and Pengkalens at $13.65 and sellers at $13.85, Teluk Kruins offer at par. Petaling"s have buyers
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    LYALL AND EVAIT'S REPORT
    185 5 Singapore, 7th August:—Despite a further rise of 55s in the price of the metal, which is now £259 10s., business hi the Tin section of the share market is on the quiet side. Rubber is unchanged at Is Id but prices, where altered, are slightly better,
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    EXCHANGE
    89 5 Singapore, Bth August. On London— Bank 4 months/ sight 2s 4 3|32 Demand 2|4 Private 3 months' eight 2s 4 17|32 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 159% nom. On Hongkong— Bark dema/id draft 3% p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 70% On Java>— Bank Tel. Transfer 138*4 On
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    NOVEL GIFT TO QUEEN
    109 5 FROZEN ORANGES FROM THE HOLY LAND Following her recent visit to the Palestine Pavilion with the King and Queen of Italy, Queen Mary has accepted a large case of frozen Jaffa oranges from the Pardess Co-cperatve Society of Orange Growers, a company representing onethird of the
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    129 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Singapore, 7th August, vautoped 1,534,502 lbs., 685.04 ton,. Offered 969,192 lbs., 432.67 tons. Sola 809,701 lbs., 388.28 torvs. t Spot. London d New York 25% cts. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per Lb. Standard Quality No Sales A y eraffe Q ual
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    FRASER AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT
    448 5 Singapore, 6th August:—During the per.od under review which has been f quiet r 1, ix fj e incidence of the August Bank Holidays the share market hawev\ ai f e v? dy altilGu S h a considerable adut" f pri ce of T n and
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    132 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, Bth August. Number after the sh p indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 10 Plancius, 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3 Houtman,
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      339 5 COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MAJOR MILLARD. At Happy Valley on the 14th August, 1924. «,d« W eH^nown Wol *er for local Charities who i. leaving the Colony at an eirly d *t e he Major h as at all times entered into Sport in a To a e a e t
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    126 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, Bth August High Tides.—2.s9 a.m., 3.2« p.m. Dutch homeward mail leaves. Outram-road School Sports, 3 p.m. Tanglin Club Dance, 5 p.m. To-morrow, 9th August High Tides.—4.l2 a.m., 4.23 p.m. B. L outward mail due. Salome, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Clarke Challenge Cup:—Cricket: Europeans
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    WOULD THEY RESIGN ?
    528 6 WOULD THEY RESIGN The circumstances under which Imperial Parliament e-.dcd its session are at once highly amusing, mystifying, and again, after reflection on the issues involved and the motives at play below the surface, profoundly disturbing. Why, after the desultory succession of talks and conferences long drawn out there should
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    190 6 AFFAIRS OF A MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE In the Bankruptcy Court to-day before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard, Mr. J. Rodrigues of Race Course-road was publicly examined. The bankrupt said that he was an overseer in the Water Works Department of the Municipality. He was married and had three children. This year
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    676 6 By kind permission of Lieut. Col: S.V. Julius ard Officers the Band of the 2nd. Battalion the Royal Sussex Regiment will pay the follow ng programme in the Botanic Gardens on Sunday the 10th Aug. 1024 commencing at 9 p.m. 1. Tone Poem "Love Divine Jenkins; 2 Selection "The Maid
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    IS SUICIDE JUSTIFIABLE?
    224 6 CHINESE CHRISTIAN ASSN. DECIDES THAT IT IS The proposition "Ts suicide ever justifiable was interestingly represented on both sides last night at the .Chinese Christian Association Ha!!l. The attendance was exceptionally big and the Rev. W. Murray, MA. presiding. The affirmative side based their arguments on the
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS
    110 6 Action taken at a meeting of Committee No. L held on Ist August, 1924. Approved the provision of a hackney carriage stand in the centre of Coleman Street between North Bridge Road and Hill Street. Approved annual value of $240 for No. 29 Hylam Street, a building mainly
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    OUTWARD MAIL
    31 6 Mails from Europe. (London mails despatched 17th July) ex B. L Teesta will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxhodders at 9.30 a.m.
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    LABOUR FIGURES
    38 6 The following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of July 1924: Arrivals adults 2,127, Minors 533. Departures adults 2,325, Minors 152. The arrivals relate to aided passengers cniy.
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    THE GAIETY CHANGE
    98 6 Gaiety** chief attraction to-night is "Blind Hearts" a master picture in 6 parts featuring Madge Bellamy, and Hobart Bosworth. This is a tale of thrilling adventure on the Yukon icefields, the battle for life against starving wolves, love and hate. Together with this are two new <
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    324 6 Mr. F. Carey, headmaster of the Anglo, Chinese School, Malacca, has resigned his post and left for America. The ba "Miizapore" has left Hongkong, and is ex. acted to arrive at this port at 6 a.m. on Thursday, the 14tl? instant. She will proceed to the P. and O. Wharf
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    16 6 RUBBER London. Is. l%d. Local.— cents. TIN L0nd0n.—£256.5.0. L0ca1.—5127.25 per picul 350 tons sold.
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    THE MISSING SHIP
    136 6 PERHAPS m LIVES T x WHY NOT A SEARCH The lack of intelligent, nr garding the m ssh profoundly dkturbi information givei the agents this morning '■> an average pas Se hundred coolies is a twenty year old built by Riley 1* means there is the A,
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    SILVER PRODUCERS untitled
    37 6 Reuter. Salt Lake Citj quarter's of the worlds silver ■>, were represented it a Con! here for the purpose of the depression in market. A Committee plans for the perfecti to act in conju ction
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    HEAT-WAVE IN AMERICA
    32 6 New York, 7th Aug I States are suffering I companicd by unusua I of people are spe; I parks and on the beai I opened to the pu! k
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    WORLD FLIGHT
    29 6 Washington, 7th Aui Service ha? t rdei ed the at Reykjavik until wea sure them a reas na j Greenland. —Reuti Allahabad, 7th AUgu I I parted.
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    23 6 Valparaiso 7th August: tion in the Press and on the arrival o f the Dauntless belonging to Service Squadron.— Reuter.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    71 6 Tokio, 6th August: l —Mr. Minister of Ir.te 1 ing with the 1 cai g h' strikes carried on in an o:w!y DJJ should not be suppn but strikes in tiathc, < industry that is close;, relal day life, should be supervi The telephonic an catiens are damage
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    OH, FAIR IPOH
    62 6 We have received I a vocal Waltz M lp V is by Mrs. H. T I Mr. A. C. J. T< v I of the refrain have Here's a portion. Oh! l|" h I 1 love thee mm Where ever 1 I We \xn\Kx<v I give our
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    8 6 mmMmmmm From France bj Singapore daylight.
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      15 6 TENNIS SPECIAL THIRD SERIES BY A. E. BEAMISH TO-DAY PAGE 8 NEWS IN RICTUS TO-MORROW
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    MR. CLYNES PLEADS FOR MERCY!
    232 7 IiNM K\T NARROWLY BIG DEFEAT -OTPGEORGE COMES TO Ml THE RESCUE pA gUAMENT ADJOURNED r Tho official an- ad n, tn the l'a lure of the Anglor. >- n Tuesday was fallow- ii ement of success ,p-, hut when Mr. Ponsonby ,.f the agreement surprise
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    "THE TREATY A PAKE"
    150 7 LL °H) (iKOIUiE'S STRONG I>K.M X( IATION H\I.DANE S PROFESSED 1(.N()UA\CE r r A A rnful recep>sed Anglo* TI .t- the House of PHxr.s t L H8< nby's terropted by George's of the treaty, finds c-on-nart unani- nservsthres, ted in their 1 of the Mr. Mac-;;n-s
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    FORCED TO GIVE PLEDGES
    240 7 LABOURS BACK AGAINST THE WALL mV A «> "<* London, 7th August :-Mr. Mac Donald, after pointing oat that the House had to accept or reject the Lausanne Treaty as it stood, g. 3V e a pledge that the Government would not follow the Lausanne precedent
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    MR. CLYNES' APPEAL
    181 7 CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT LLOYD GEORGE GIVES HIS SUPPORT Reuter. Mr. Clynes asserted the constitutional right ot? the Government to complete the initial stage in an honest endeavour to restore Anglo-Russian relations and appealed to the Commons to pass on to an adj. urnment discussion.—Reuter. The R
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    THE ADJOURNMENT
    255 7 STRONG CRITICISM OF THE TREATY PONSONBY ASKED FOR SOME DEFINITIONS Reuter. London, 7th August:—Parliament has adjourned until Sept. 30th.—Reuter. London, 7th August:—Parliament adjourned after a brief resumption of the Russian debate, initiated by Mr. Lloyd George, who challenged Mr. Ponsomby to state a single subject in the dispute
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    ALLIED CONFERENCE
    100 7 GERMANS GIVE NEEDFTL PROMISE MORAL OBLIGATIONS Reuter. London, 7th August:—Coneiderable progiess was authoritatively announced at the conclusion of toiday's sitting of the Reparations Conference. The Germans agreed to consider the loan as a mor31 obligation, thereby satisfying or* of the reparation commission's essential conditions for the enforcement of
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    MR. PURCELL FOR MOSCOW
    74 7 BRINGING RLSSO-BRITISH LABOUR TOGETHER Reuter. Moscow, 7th August :—Replying to an invitation to send a Trade U.iion Delegation to Russia in order to establish closer communication with Anglo-Russian Labour, Mr. Purcell, Chairman of the Trade Union Congress states he has arranged to personally visit Russia at
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    NOT OUT FOR POPULARITY
    137 7 JUDGE CLUER SCORNS TO WIN' CHEAP APPLAUSE A man who appeared before Judge Cluer at Shoreditch County Court on a possession summons told a sad story of his efforts to keep the wolf from the door. He had a wife and six children, and, unable to
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    THE COLOUR BAR
    1293 7 MALACCA FORMS A NEW ASSOCIATION 14 BLOT ON ADMINISTRATION OF COLONY' ALL COMMUNITIES JOIN IN THE OFFENSIVE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, August 7th:—Last Friday a public meeting of Asiatic British subjects in Malacca was held at the Chinese Malacca Club, to discuss the question of the
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    855 8 Sports Pastimes. NOTES OF THE WEEK TO-MORROW'S BIG MATCH The first of the series of cricket matches between the Europeans and the Rest for the Ciarke Chahenge Cup is to be played on Saturday on the S.C.C. ground. The match corresponds to the LuropcanCeylonese match ill Ceylon. The fixture in
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    S. C. R. C.
    32 8 LAWN TENNIS TO-DAY'S TIES A Doubles Handicap Final Choon Leong and Lian Teck v. Chee Hai and Chong Knee. Badminton Handicap CkeoOK Chee Lim v. Cheow Keow Bock.
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    YOUNG MALAY FOOTBALL LEAGUE
    45 8 FOOTBALL The following will represent the Kampong Tanvbak Football Team against the Kampong Tiong Football Team on 9th instat the Malay Recreation Ground:—A Hamid; H. A. Rahim, Baba; A. Rahman, Ismail Jt>:n H. Abas, Sarimin; Hassan, Akim, Mohamed Zin, Abdullah Budin.
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    qiBBONS-BLOOMFIELD FIGHT
    62 8 TREMENDOUS INTĔREST CREATED IN ENGLAND BOXING Reuter. London, 7th August:—Tremendous interest has been aroused in the meeting of the heavy weights, Jack Bloomfield (England) and Tom Gibbons (America) at the Wembley Stadium this afternoon. It is expected that if the weather is fine the will eclipse the world's
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION
    101 8 BADMINTON TO-DAY'S TIE B. Singles Handicap Teo Hoe Kang vs. Poh Ho Swee. TO-MORROW'S TIE Chua Kheng Hoon vs. Poh Choo Sim. A.S.A. vs. G.B.P. The Amateur Sporting Association will play a friendly match on Sunday against the Geylang Badmimton Party, at the former's ground, Telok AyerMONDAY'S
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    S.J.O.B.A. vs. R.E.
    56 8 CRICKET The following will represent the S. J. O. B. A. atfainst the Royal Engineers on the former's ground to-monrow at 2.15 p.m:—F. J. Shepherdson (captain), A. Stony. E. Van Janz, A. E. Chelvam, F. Albuquerque, K. Veeravagoo, Phua Kheah Yong, C Ess, H. L. Feria, K.
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. R.G.A.
    53 8 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. R.G.A. at cricket to-morrow at Blakang Mati commencing at 2.15 p.m.:—H. G. Stack (Capt.), 6. J. Vyas, S. Hurst. W. A. W. Davidson, 0. C. Smalley. Pearce, S. N. Ahmad, B. K. Shah, Ford, F. B. Oehlers and V. A.
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    THE SOUTH AFRICANS
    49 8 Reuter. London, 7th August:—At the Oval, despite fine weather, after overnight and morning rain, it was impossible to play before lunchThe match stalled at 2.45 p.m. There was a small crowd. The South Africans scored 311 for five Susskind 118 and Catterall 63 both not out.—Reuter.
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    EMOTIONS AT HER FIRST COURT
    421 8 MISS THOMAS DESCRIBES IT AS "PERFECTLY WONDERFUL" Miss Peggy Thomas and Miss Doris Thomas, the two pretty daughters of Mr. J. H. Thomas, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, were among the debutantes presented to the King and Queen at the Court held on
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    20 8 Orders for week ending August 10th, 1924. y» Saturdajr^9th and Sunday, 17th August: —See Sptjial Camp. Orders.
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    TENNIS SPECIAL
    38 8 THE WAY TO BETTER PLAY 3rd OF TRIBUNE SERIES BY A. E. BEAMISH Member of the British Isles Team that last brought the Davis Cup to England, and professional instructor of lawn tennis at Hurlingham Club.
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    NO 3 : "THE BACKHAND STROKE"
    879 8 NO 3 "THE BACKHAND STROKE" It may very truly be said that whereas the forehand stroke in lawn tennis is the natural stroke, the backhand str >'c* must always be described as something that is created by tuition, and because of that, it is invariably the s tumbl ng-block of
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    MALACCA NOTES
    1052 8 THEFTS FROM LODGINGS BY CHINESE END OF THE HOCK vs. CHOO CASE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, 7th August:—There was a dinner followed by a rcnggeng at Mr. Chan Ka\7g Swi's bungalow in honour of Palaniappah Chetty on the eve of his departure fur India. Sin Kah Teck
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    801 9 pBI( i s QUOTED IN l W THE MARKET I EVATT, Exchange M" r o kt ,c tnv f°*' ow n list Bth AugusttfßßEß, STERLING SHARKS >pII MIXTIONS 9d. 2- I 18--26 3 94% 26 3 9d. 21 3 ioJU 13 3*3 2 1% 1 3 6
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