Malaya Tribune, 29 August 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol XL- 204 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924 FIVE' CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1924.
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      51 1 I MANY CHILDREN I are considered dull and backI ward who are simply sufferin* I from Weak Eyes. An txaaU 3 nation by our Optometrists will I I determine whether or not yo*a 1 i eh id requires glasses. 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road. I
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    A RUN ON THE RED
    1659 2  -  4 GEAU/TK /TOW Of HOWTt CARLO YOU CAN START TO-DAY CHAPTER XXXVI by Coroner Henry Curties. SIR RUPERT GORMANSTON a rich selfmade Yorkshireman comes to Monte Carlo for golf. LUCILLE his beautiful daughter who he keeps secluded. There is a mystery in her fathers past.
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      183 2 REDUCES QfllD I LABOUR. DV/Ar. Obtainable Everywhere AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in S.S.) Joseph Cbostield A Sons LT? »>^>^'^py^^g"^« Wapbihotom. England. j jjj CHAMBER'S g Twentieth Century Dictionary of the I ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 5j PronouE(ing, Explanatory, Etymological, with Compound Phrases, Technical, ru Ln Terns ii use ia the
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      168 2 A Great Sufferer from Rheumatism Cured By LITTLE S ORIENTAL BALM Mr. N. Terry of Countes6 Wells, Aberdeen, says:— I was a great sufferer from Rheumatism for many years, during which time I tried many remedies from which I received but very little relief. I had great pain in my
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      485 2 HAS NO FEAR NOW For His Little Son's Safety Thankful F. M. S. Father Thanks BABY'S OWN TABLETS At Raub, in the Federated Malay States, Mr. G. M. Rajendrum is.clerk to the Court. "Following a severe cold," writes Mr. Rajendrum, "my child, aged 3 years, had a cough at night
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      357 2 "The last 12 BKMIUn I ha*, i With a ba.lly irni into wee;.in K eoenu. tan* Sffttii? And see what two pitefrf mother "The only remedy v.. ever u«df? to my httle boy, who trouble smee he Barnes. RytonF r: And again another Mother There is no i Her body
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    731 3 A DANGEROUS CARGO VESSEL WITH 10,000 SHELLS ABOARD PRESSMAN'S INTERVIEW (Via Ceylcn Exchange.) h Au Pf Thf S vessel "fL d s a ah ored cat at s«a a •astance of about two nV-ies f™ h l harbour. This is Ami li! W1 the taken by
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    68 3 The following had the honour of dining with His Excellency the Governor at Government House on Monday 25th August 1924. H. E. Maj-General Sir T. Fraser, KC.B., CSiL, C.M.G.; Miss Fraser; General Biond'iat and Madame Blondlat: Monsieur Blorkilat; Major de Chair and Mrs. de Chair; Major Harrison and Mrs. Harrison;
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      260 3 \f PIGS COULD FLY I then a leg of Pork wculd be more digestible ~i because the pigs wouldn't toughen their legs by running about so much. Mj| Pork is rather indigestible and you must eat 9 with it %mX it p] tys a double part in digestion; by improving
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      321 3 Sore Throatits Cause and Cure. Research has proved not only that germs are the cause of sore throat, hut that the throat, so infected becomes a sure breeding ground l«r serious infectious diseases like Influenza, Diphtheria, etc. The fleeting effect of a gargle is not sufficient to destroy thesf mfnute
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    STAGE AND SCREEN
    557 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST A DRAMATIC FILM SENTENCED TO DIE; FREED IN MIDOCEAN By "Felmar" The manner in which a man, sentenced to die"in the electric chair on a charge of murder, is freed in the centre of the Atlantic Ocean, is dramatically portrayed in
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    REMEMBERING THE FALLEN
    235 4 KEEPING THEIR PLACES EVER VACANT A moving incident took place last week at Lincoln's Inn and is told by the "Times*':— "An interesting addition has recently been made to the silver of Lincoln's Inn. The Memorial Bowl was placed with ceremony upon the Barristers' table in the
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    67 4 More than half a dozen persons were killed, and scores injured in a series of storms which swept over Wisconsin, Illinois and lowa (United States) on August Bth and 9th. In some places the storm reached the proportions of a tornado. Crops were destroyed, homes flooded and more than 200
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      441 4 AMUSEMENTS 2SESZSrISHriSrIS2S£SHSZSHS2SZSESHS2£2SHSH^^ Empire Cinema From Thursday, 28th Aug. to Monday, Ist Sept. Second Show at 9 30 First Show at 7.30 The latest British Production never Norm ehearer and Gladden Jamea in been shown in Singapore Ln Ihe Lunatic at A Clouded Name Large 11! M i In 5 Parts
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      209 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Thursday, 28th August to Tuesday, 2nd September. 3 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. S I THE WATCH DOG I -S 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. g I TOPICAL BUDGET j S British Screen News. 3 X 5j CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS J. Warren Kerrigan, Anna Q.
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      488 4 AMUSEMENTS In the Second Show at 3.10 p.m. TO-NIGHT WĔ I-"=e Second s 3rd ALARM Graadv (In Seven Parts) WATCH THIT 4 The mad dash of plunging horses g FEEL The drama of the young lover's fate mVW V T W\ m pear DUX 11 n The fearful cry of
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    MAILS CLOSE
    398 5 TO-DAY, 29th AUGUST Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya Melchior Treub 2 p.m. Penang,* Colombo, Aden, Port Said and Europe (via Marseilles) c MANTUA 2 p.m. Supplementary Mail by train to Penang, taking mails for Europe etc. 4 p.m. Registration up to 3.30 p.m. Colombo and Bombay ""Celebes Maru 3
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    81 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Singapore, 29th August. Pale Crepe Clos ng Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Selierb. 9,:0t 46% 46% September 46% 46% October to December 47% 47% January to March 48% 48% Latest London Cables
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    EXCHANGE
    85 5 Singapore, 29th. August. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 Demand 2|4 1)32 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9j16 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 161% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3 p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 69% On Jay Bank Tel. Transfer 138% On Japan—
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    52 5 Weltevreden, 22nd August:—Further in vestigations are being made regard ng the loss of the Sarie Borneo, which was insured at Lloyds ttr Gr. 170,000 and had a cargo of the estimated value of Gr. 145,485. Official and shipping circles attribute the catastrophe to injudicious stowing of cargo, making the ship
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    555 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Kovan $395 Rice, Siam 2 $370 Rice, Siam 3 $349 Rice, S a> gon 1 $334 Rice, Saigor, 2 $325 Rice, Saigon, 3 $317 Rice, Rangoon 1 2 91 Rice, Rangoon 3* $285 Rice, Par Boild No 1 per
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    BARLOW AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    232 5 (Singapore, 28th August:— The under tone of the market during the past week haa been quietly steady, with a limited amount of business passing from day today. This week the local auction was much larger than usual, 1,007 tons being catalogued against 670 tons for
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    56 5 The Darjeeling Draich of the European and NillSncn'» jointlv entert2»n. ed tbe rnenllber» ol tbe Everest l.xlpedirios' on lltl, 4u»?ust. Oeneral vrueo «aid tb»t tb» pxipedition ws» now cone dered a plVigr mage in wbicb Dar)eeli"g alwav» to«4l part. Ue added lbat exzperionee bad l»ll»i6ed tbe.irv once extant tb»t person»
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    TOILING BY CAR TO INDIA
    1428 5 ANOTHER FORBES LEITH DISPATCH TOPPLING ON VERGE OF A GORGE HOSPITALITY AT THE TEKKE MOSQUE j CAR IN GOOD FORM Major Foibes-Leith's despatches are being hung up. This one is very late: Pictures have not survived the trop c conditions he is encountering on his
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    150 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Singapore, 29th August. Number after the sh'n indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word Gate/' the number of the Gate to enter at. East Wharf (Gate 1.) Selangv r. East? Basin: Van Overs traten, 22;
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    198 5 In the House of Cannmons, on July 28, Mr. Thomas, Secretary for the Colonies, replying to Colonel Grett n, said he was £oi-rg to South Africa as a member of a delegation of the British Empire Parliamentary Assoc at'on. Mr. Penny: Will the right hon. gentleman lo k at S'ngapoie?
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      238 5 PHOTOS 0e execute orders from LOCKET to LIFE sizes. pAUL^Co., HOTOi RAPHERS 57, Selegie Read, SINGAPORE. i i; ITERS, Duplicator, and Dating fl r R] RS to us. First class ,fc [Mt(N rVIM WRITER CO., Raffles Chambers. o,l* I the Officials and knior Football Team of /!i, t ipore HE
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      146 5 THE EASTERN FXTINSION A USTRUASIA CHINA UUtrUPH COMPANY, L'MITED. jlijc rpcatjd i England.) Daily Letter Telegram v North America. It is hereby notified that on and after Ist September 1924, Daily Letter Telegrams will bs accepted for North America (Canada and Unitei States;. Full particular, tariffs, etc may be obtaii
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    96 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 29th August High Tides.—lo.26 a.m., 9.54 pm. P. and O. homeward mail leaves. Dutch homeward mail leaves. Municipal Commission, 2.15 p.m. St. J. O. B. Sports heats, 5 p.m. Tanglin Club Dance, 5 p.m. S.C;C. annl. Mtg., S.C.C. 515 p.m. To-morrow, 30th August
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    THE MEDICAL SCHOOL TROUBLE
    1876 6 There is a rising tide in public opinion to which it is wise to give natural outlet in expression, for pent up it works ill. To eJoak popular resentment, to preten 1 a fictitious satisfaction., to presume finality of a settlement and a clearing of the
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    CHINESE NYONYAS AND CHEE-KEE
    472 6 A PASTIME AND ITS SEQUEL As reported recently, the eleven Chinese ladies, who were charged with gambling at chee-kee in a house at No. 17, NorrUroad, were again produced yesterday afternoon before Mr. Sennett, in the Second Police Court, there being a good sprinkling of Strails-torn
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    18 6 rrom China and Japan by s.s. Kitano Maru, due Singapore daylight on Sunday, the 31st instant.
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    30 6 Under the auspices of the Ceylon Tamil's Association Sri Pahramamsa Satchithaniantha Yogeswarar will deliver a lecture to-day at 5.30 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre Hall. The subject will be Samia^Theechai.
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    THE ZIMBALIST REQTTAL
    236 6 ENTHI'SIAS IK RBCFPi WWBIAN L Sonata in F 2. Symphonic X, Allegro ncn tro i* (U, Encore: Valse Bluett v•« I 3. a. Molly m tht <Ds* b. La G.tana c. Liebeslied d. Jota Navarra 4. a. Andante Cant ,S Fantasie di C '^'^Wt Encore: Le Cygne
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    NEW WORLD ATTRACTIONS
    155 6 Ihe ■fhliiig system of which has teen overhauled of J 2 a r nearn c aspfattea b 1 adation cf a 17 li. p. j 3 Engine supplied and jart «J by Mess is. Hutteßbach, Lazarw udfa Ltd. The Management txpect Ornate the New World Park am
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    MISUNDERSTOOD TOKEN
    76 6 Shortly after n ion i lay tha Bank was closed and a r.uml noting the triosi g sf th r jumped to the bank was in difficulties; wherefore tkjj assembled at the entrance keeper tried to explain matters. WM happened is tha; news mi annoumir g the d
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    THE LATE MIL LEE
    30 6 The funeral of the Ist* Mr. U« <-*Ji Guan will take place on J cortege leaving "Ma: lalay > instead of 3.30 p.m. si ited yes! i
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    THE LATE MAHAKAJAH
    46 6 On Wednesday the 27th ir-st a a»j of the Travancore Mv 3, Erggor Street, with Mr. M. K. Runjoo (Contractor, S.HJU at which resolutio the sad demise of his HifJ haraja oi Tiavar, decided to sen I a Rcyal fam'ly of s GROW.
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    91 6 Among the untitled 4bln^'1 ii w a-ri«* Lady Goiflemard m Singapore by the P. a 1 11th N< ember I A I^°^, !S Higgins yestor ia, charged with betnj! weapon. He v of a recent eh The following had the Q&^-t with His Y.\ c Government Hou August 192-1. ii
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      21 6 Confidential communications intended for the personal attention of the Editor, Mr. Geoffrey Lucksted, should be addressed to him personally by name.
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    THE LONDON PACT
    128 7 SECOND READING OF gEH HSTAG BILL SIGNED TO-DAY Reuter. The Bill ratifying read a second time i (i b >' 248 t<4l75. ring out the Dawes' < f the Railway I reading by similar e Nationalists and i I sing the Railways amendment. The a.>-thirds majority, A
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    BY HURRICANE
    48 7 »N BOARD Reuter. A t: -A message from former Shanghai pj vhi h 3d Justice Weill and others gei to New York irricane off Canso. All f ring t( the heroism of a P -wi mining against I climbing the bluff with a smashed to pieces.
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    ON TRIAL
    27 7 Reuter. The well-known S ivinkoff who was ry on August tued iii the Supreme leading spirit of 1 r-i< volutiouary p'ot of fating outside Russia.-'-
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    DEAD
    8 7 The death has Maddock Bavliss, and physiologist.—
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    VALLEY CASE
    41 7 fcr.ir.e- months' rigorous im- en a Chinese by I' l ice Couit this t criminal breach of hat the accused was t at the Happy stant he decamped p ti V Hue oi L2OD tickets. He fay and pleaded
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    151 7 untitled Swimming Pool will the 29th instant. Sindakan on 1 to take up a the West Coast. M arrived in and will be sta- District Officer. Ed to Smdakan he has now comhe new Wireless left for Jessel- 29th, if D, Mr. W. D. •'< British North 1 the China
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    ATLANTIC HURRICANE
    183 7 PASSENGERS THROWN IN A HEAP SEVERAL INJURED Reuter. N" T«k, 28th August:-Terrible ex. Pene.ce» tropica hur Ported by liners arriving here. Fifty.,™ Peop.e were injured aboard the White Star Pita Tr t Wh m SOTe P'tal. The capta.n states that a huge! wave .truck the starboard shaft on
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    D'OISY AT HOME
    58 7 DECEIVED BY THE FRENCH PRESIDENT Par.s, 28th August:—M. Doumergue received and greeted Capt. Pelletier DOisy on his arrival at Besin. The French aviator, Laporte, broke the world record for altitude in a hydroplane with a load of 500 kilogrammes, reaching a height of 5?100 metres. Laporte will
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    H.W. MASSINGHAM DEAD
    121 7 FAMOUS EDITOR OF NATION AND ATHENAEUM The death has occurred of Mr. H. W. Massmgham the famous journalist.— Reuter. [Henry William Massingham was educated at Norwich Grammar School under Dr. Jessop. He was on the staff of the "Norfolk News and Da ly Press." Subsequently he became
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    93 7 Programme of drills up to and for 31st August, 1924. To-day, 29th August at 5.30 p.m.—Drill Hall, All Officers and R. of O. S. V. C. Lecture by Commandant. 5.15 p,m.—Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Sig. Lecture. To-morrow, 30th August at 2.30 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R.
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    172 7 Ever since postal communicatiens were re-established with Germany, letters have been coming in from abroad —above all from America —bear.ng inscriptions like the follcwing on the envelopes: Dent steal this." "No dollars within; don't steaiV And others of the same tenor. But there are limits even to the proverbial patience
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    ILLEGAL CONSIDERATION
    1576 7 THE HON. MR. UPCOTT EXAMINED ECHO OF BIG CHEATING CASE Further hearing was recorded yesterday in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice art ett-Lennard cf the case instituted by K. M. Nathersahib and S. M. Mchamed against Messrs. Meyer Brothers. The plaintitts are asking for a declaration that
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    182 7 Tokio, 28th August:—Dr. Sun Vat Sen'e Government is described as hazardous as Lll 2 6 F S All chants in Canton have struck and General Chan Ching Mings forces, financed by a business corporation ■of certain power, are now vigorously retrieving the defeat. rhe heavy rain of yesterday
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    76 7 Dr. Rouselle, at present a guest of the Wagons Lits Hotel, Peking is planning to make a trip cf perhaps the m st lightningJike ra,:id'ty attempted since the Siberian ra lrced was re-oper-ed. He intends to travel by this route, aPowing two weeks for the journey from Peking to Berlin,
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      11 7 LONDON—INDIA DASH PAGE FIVE TO-DAY MIXED GRILL BY ASHLEY STERNE TO-MORROW
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    404 8 Sports Pastimes. BOXING MONAHAN—JAMITO All arrangements have been completed and everything augers well for some sound .port at the new Singapore Boxing Stadium tax to-morrow night when Jerry Monanaj is billed to left-jab and- exhibit his iren-clad defense against Silvino Jamito over fifteen •three minute rounds. Jamito is reported to
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    SINGAPORE/TURF CLUB
    325 8 AUTUMN MEETING: LIST OF HORSES AND TRAINERS RACING The Singapore Race Course will be officially opeD for training on Saturday for the Autumn Meeting, 14th, 16th and 18th. Coffee will be supplied to members, as usual at the Race Course. The following is the list of hcrses and
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    I. A. TOURNAMENT
    36 8 PING-PONG In the semi-final of the Indian Association ping-pong tournament G. P. Samy defeated R Jummabhoy 3—6, 6—J, 6—l. The final will be played to-day between G. P. Samy and A. S Roman.
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    I.A. vs. R.G.A.
    468 8 CRICKET The following will represent the I. A. in the above fixture w*hich comes off tomorrow on the ground:—P. S. Rajoo, G. J. Vyas, R. Jumabhoy, F. S. Rajaratnam, G. J. Luke, M. Canegasabey, B. K. Shad, R. Anthony, S. N. Ahmed and V. E. Dumont. Reserves:—Srinivasam
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    THE S.C.C. RUGBY PLAYERS MEETING
    411 8 RUGBY A meeting of the Singapore Cricket Club rugby players was held at the Club Wednesday even ng when the matter of utilising the Stadium Association grounds in Robinson Road for the playing of some of the matches during the forthcoming season, was discussed at
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    THE SINGAPORE CUP
    373 8 FOOTBALL S.R.C. BEATS O.T.F.C. IN CLOSE GAME The meeting- of the Singapore Recreation Club and the Oriental Telephone Company in the Singapore Cup Competition match, in the Stadium Association grounds yesterday was productive of some lively soccer. Both teams worked hard but the S.R.C. managed to emerge
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    316 8 LAWN TENNIS YESTERDAYS RESULTS A. Class Singles A. R Linton beat H. Webb, 6—B, 6—4, B—6. N. A. Sedwick beat R. Ainsworth, 6—4, 5— 6. D. H. Kleir.nian beat J. E. Tyler, wo. B. Class Doubles Smith and Inge vs. Lyon and Duthie, postponed. Learmond and Cox beat
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    UNITED ENGINEERS' TOURNAMENT
    150 8 The following are the results in the Doubles Handicap in the United Engineers' Recreation Club tournament, which was won by Nesbit and Bucknall. First Round: Giles and Fcrsyth bye. WorlecSrie and Hinds bye. Mclntyre and Doig beat Gibson and Wright 4—-6, 6—3, 6—4. Edmett and Nairn beat
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    131 8 GUTHRIE AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, 28th August:—The local maiket has continued quiet, with values gradually easing. Only a small amount of business has been closed; both buyers and sellers generally showing little interest. To-days market opened to news of rise in London and we are steady
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    LEWIS AND PEAT S WEEKLY REPORT
    132 8 Singapore, 28th August:—Since our last report the market has been quiet with an easier tendency. Prices have eased a little ever a cert during the week, but at the time of writing are steadier. There are no fresh features of interest; New York continues
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT
    609 8 Singapore, 27th August:—Durir.g the week under review there has been no special feature in our share market to report. Tin and industrial shares have received most attention and only a moderate business has bettil transacted in rubber shares. Government Loans are slightly weaker and changed
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    76 8 Mr. J.G. Brown, auctioneer, has been conducting 1 the sale of several properties belonging to the estate of the late Mr. Khoo Thean Tek, the Penang millionaire. The safe has a'treadiy realised over $100,000. There are several more properties to be sold, including premises No. 90, Beachstreet and No. 16,
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    MARKET
    752 9 mfet PRICES QUOTED IN V THE MARKET EVATT, Exchange the following list re 29th August. p.BHKK. STERLING SHARES l >]vH qi OTAHOtt 9d. Jj: 263 94% S Batu Caves Jgk 9d. 21|3 s* 16 10% d. lis 1 !fu 33 24% 3)3 1 ?2 7%d. sd. 263 mo* Koala
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    MALACCA NOTES
    691 9 MalLcca m 2?t U h r W \n<\r« *u th Au^us t—Kassim bin Mat buttL 8 ar^ d With the of a nitoll button, and cash to the value of ftfluf property of Tan Yew, a lorry* drive? He a Arthnr a p f in S case was
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    WANT TO BE A BARON ?
    104 9 WANT TO BE A BARON The exclusive right to use the title of baron is being offered for sale in Paris. The title in question is that of the Barony of Piver, which was granted by Napoleon I. and countersigned by Louis XVIII. The present baron is a penniless blind
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      475 10 AUCTION SALE ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD AUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed Pledges, the-Property of Twelve Pawnshops To be held at our Sale-Room, Baffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore On Monday, Ist September, at 10 ara On Wednesday, 3rd September, at 10 a m. On Friday, sth September, at 10 a.m. The pledges
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      358 12 TO LET Bungalow No. 529 Eait Coatt Boad now under repairs to let, clote to Siglap Pclice Station. Apply H.H.B. c/o Halaya Tribune." TO LET. 10 St. Thomas, Walk. Very ctol and Mkftable for a bcardirg h( vie. Entry immeciatefy. >en beoro<nis, two bathrccms, tervaLts* -quarters, garage, tennis, gas and
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      370 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:
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      482 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,900,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritear Iloilo Rangoon Bangkok
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      380 12 INSURANCE. GOVERNMENT SEC, Rrrv ASSLRANu, 1 > LIFE (Incorporated lK has recentU- i n' 187 <) IMPROVED and invites applicati lf:^MS AGENTS 11 i x from gentlemen in V N t VASSK *S busine toife JUBfBfeE 1 A <~i j year 1924 The Company ha- new busine 5toS? h n
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