Malaya Tribune, 5 May 1925

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.] EVENING DAILY, Vol XII. -No. 103 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MAY 5. 1925
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      153 1 .•ill 1 11 •|-»-|-t"tni l"W!llWH J ,II• j THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND j SHIPPING GAZETTE f Newspaper of j h Malaya. I I'uMished Daily. pnr er that keeps its I fu!;y informed u m |N D INDEPENDENT. j i I 11 1,1 a i 1 o^ci^^" rT^^'~^"^^' IT t
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      42 1 j ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS Jm\\\\Wm\\\Y mmm\\\\\\ are dangerous to eyes To prevent this 2 I danger by wearing Genuine Cronkes I Leases which absorb these insidious I Bays. We make them. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.. I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. tiii'iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiii«im:itiiiiiiiiiiiinii;iMiiifiii:n::tnt:!it»
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    WEMBLEY THIS YEAR
    1417 2 What the Exhibition Seeks to Achieve Some Features of the Empire Gathering for 1925 Palace of ArU The Palace of Arts will again be one of the chief attractions of the Exhibition. Last y«r over two million people visited it during; the six months the Exhibition was
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      741 2 I HEADACHES. I J The Caasa end Remedy. S.<?k And Nervous HeaduJ. -5 are but the syn.ptcrm of other a aiLnonts to which they c mcrd) ijrlßprtjhtSK, such as Indigestion. II BiiouifH k ConsaptJßMl or some other irrcgu- P j /of tht sy.rcm. Many women rs*>itiia!ry I r, 1 j
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      602 2 PHOM:, 24J$ LIM CHEE SfiHc 66—8 Market Street' MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST I and Sole Distributor f or a L Cable Cycle Tyres in Supplier of all kinds jT**and Solid Tyres and ah, 22* GARGOYLE PHONE 2419 f„ r yollr and sam, will be pro mpt)v execi!'«d. FOOLSCAP ACCOUNT BOOKS RULED
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    GERM POISON CASE
    673 3 THREE INSTANCES ON RECORD Intricate and Dramatic Trials In History < n.eago, 111, April 16.—Germs! Terrible, »uf:<tle, cowardly weapons of murder! Yet germ murders are rare. Three, proven cases are of record. Th ss will be closely invest gated by state and defense attorneys in the death
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    Innocent man in Prison
    209 3 A petition is to be to the Secretary of S'ste for Bcotisad for th* release of David Chalmers Anderson, wht> was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude in May. VJ23 for f >rg:tz doc mi < which Ix>rd Aahmore in th Ed riwrgh Court of Sessions
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    INVENTOR'S DESPAIR
    422 3 Dead with wife in Blazing Room Firemen w*o hacked their way into a locked and bolted blazing bedroom above a workshop o>lville-mews, LonsdalewDoad Beyamater, W n on March 12, found the charred bodies of AJphonse Guiard, a French motor engineer, and his wife. Between the bodies on a
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      422 3 in ii— rjfi Ihadachr Tablets P 2. beta tp 1i lv pre- P I pared la sj'-' r. lit f p. rp p '>«. Ih nij MI km ir 1» pr ICS h j vi.r.' baCMM •«)•'>• do L 1 m* fee* t No l IMM U eaf with r
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      318 4 AMUSEMENTS I E M Plße I Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday May 6. gj In the First Show at 7.30 pm. Sharp. X Bealart Pictures Presents C WANDA HAWLLY and an all Stars cast in I 5 Reels. THE SNOB 5 Reels I I a I** Ap,c,ur, ,i,b MR L.
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      366 4 HBBBjg I Souls for Sale I I g? I a is I a m tlon Picture to be presented f 3 From Thursday, April 30 to Tuesday. May 5. I D AT THE I ALHAMBRAI Theatre, Beach Road. I' TAN CHENG KEE CO. LTD. Proprietor* I A METRO-GOLDWYN-RUPERT HUGHES SUPER
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      328 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma tk^T" Junction Albert and Bancoolen Streata *lC£_tl A Friday, May 1, to Thursday, May 7. North Bri< AT 9 P.M. SHARP. 1 TIMBER K QIJEEN A Tfr TO-NIGHT! If A [tl 15 REELS 4 IhCl V (F rSt **■**>■ COMMANDMENT rJT**" iWilißUiawtaoovCTM, JACKIE COO(J \V «0
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    CRIMINAL APPEAL
    249 5 IEPATRIATIOM ORDER RESCINDED Jgfee> Severe Comments on Shipping Firm Mr. Justice Sprou'.O mt rday in the case i iinjpealed from a rict .luuge for coming i iai -toreaways. whs appeared for the apHm L rdskif had adP for a week m order that avc an vpportun.ty of I
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    WEMTH IN BRITAIN
    217 5 ftst Oflkc Savings Total E2BO^OMM theac islands growing aeeon shmg figures tson wealth m ■reel number of 11 i>y Mr. Walter ai naj of the Unit d In t tati -n fa London, aaa -w spread ov x i That was th c n- m the talk
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    To-day's Mails
    56 5 i psej and Japan *M. S. Afrika 2 p.m. 1 Penang,* Suez,* Port Rotterdam* and Euanaeus 2 p.m. "Hong Lian 2 p.m. Redang 2 p.m. m *Tran-g 3 p.m. lemhia.han and Barratta 3 p.m. Aaahan, BeU--1 He*« and Tanjong Sampit 3 p.m. Kelantan 4 p.m. Henli 4 p.m.
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    THE ASSIZES
    501 5 Unlawful Return From Banishment Tne first case taken uo in the Supreme Court th s morn-ng before Mr. Justio P J Sproule (acting Chief was that m which a Chinese named Mah Y. c wai brought up for unLawfuUy reaioVng ir_ the Colony after be ng (banished from
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    41 5 Mr. J.H. Simpson, Assistant Engineer, P.W.D., KeoBA, has been transferred to Kuala Nerang from Baling to survey the proposed KuVia Nerang to Bukit Kayu Ttam Road. Mr. St. Paul Syndham, special Supervj? r?g Overseer, has relieved Mr. 8 mpson at Baling.
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    412 5 Muros Arrested at Manlia with Counterfeit Notes The Danish vessel, Africa, 5,769 tons arrivtd in Singapore on Saturday from Copenhagen. She sailed yesterday for Hongkong. Counterfeit American notes of 5 and 10 dollar denominations, amounting to nearly $3,000, were seised by thj Cust >ms secret service of Jolo
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    108 5 A prohibition plebiscite was taken in Western Australia last month. The result was nearly a 2 to 1 victory against. A nationwide drive to raiae $1,000 000 «*k nu\ cd to the treatm mt of En !u K h iip P me Islan <k has been launched aii!! ln^K StateB
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    137 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $324 BE f l m J $316 Rce, Saigon l $27 i R cc, Sagon 3 $25 4 R cc, Rangoon 1 2 f>o Nice, Rangoon 2 $>-,4 Rjce, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.80 52 2
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    52 5 Standard Oil Co. Kerosene Otvoea Imperial Brilliant pa: 2 tin* $5.9t j Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.56 Tiger per 2 tina $5.55 Tiger per 2 druma $5.25 Beniina Soeony Motor Gaaoline per 2 tina of 8 gallons 17.6U Socony Motor Gas line per gallon without
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    82 5 The following is the current retail prkea of KeroAene and Beaz ac are aa follower— Shell Kerosene per two tina $5.80 fish $5.55 Dragon M $5.55 Crown $5.40 Oo*s »mm $5.25 Crown M M drums $5.10 Cross $4.95 Shell*' Aviation Berxi c ex druma pel
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    58 5 The King's Approval is gazetted of H.F. a Walsh, Esq.. to be His Majcetye ViceOonsul at Sxnuaabaya (with effect aa from June 1. 1924); J. Bailey, Esq, to be His Majesty's Vict-Qonsul at Nakawn Lampang (with effect as from June 1, 1924), amd Mr. J. C. Hawk as as Vice-Consul
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    98 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association n Singapore, May 5. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Spot Buyers Sellers. Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. mm Buyers Sellera. 3** 78 »4 78 V* ■m 78 79 i v c n 76 76 y 4 July to
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    Exchange
    91 5 Singapore, May 5. On London— Bank 4 months* sight 2s. 4 5!16d Demand 2s 4%d Private 3 momtrif s ght 2s 4%d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 156*« On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2% p.c. dis. On Shanghai— Bank d mand draft 75 V 2 Op Java— Bank Ted.
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      184 5 I WHY INDUES dim. Huffy or I v igei wlnre It n 1 np -astble to read, Bj*L--^r~""— \L-*Wy J «iinir.g tablet snrouded in dark obvcurtty, 58^ n pla tos up m whtc i oae has to gues*th* VC. j Beeta and ploom-der.reising hea*o» /J V=£ i A yoi can
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      328 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. MUNICiP AUTT OF SINGAPORE. Applications are invited by the Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Stijraporefer the post of 7th Clerk, Secretariat; on 3 months probation in Grade IV of tha Subordinate Officers' Salary Scheme commencing at $80 per mensem and "rising by annual mcrementa of $10
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    138 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, May 5 High Tides.—7.s4 a.m., 8.47 o m League lI.—S.C.C. vs. O.T.F C srr Sussex. Opera, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 To-morrow, May 6 gh T vt-.SM a.m. 9.16 p.m. llibce Ent *s close 6 p.m S-n c Golf Ohib Meeting. ,2r uni <« I
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    A Land of Ruin
    1074 6 Further I ght on the deadly ruction of in Russia, during rhe Bc**evic regime, ls tmconsciouniy furnished in the current number of the International Review wh-oh h pubL.hed in Rome by the International Institute cf Agriculture, ft contained in an article by Leon Markoff. a an
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    91 6 Sr Charies Stewart Addis was re-electid onAp,* 1. a director of ft. Baolc of Eng aVa%Bat«aA Moh *mcdan Starlight Cricket Cub are informed that the eJu^ 1? ««f as from May w:B an ■oorofa on The Indan Abuoad" »t ihi Indan Association Kali on Wedn S Soc:e\v th* Qt», v
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    MAHATMA GANDHI
    172 6 Opposed to Swaraj Leader's Views Reuter's Service. Calcutta, May 4. Addressing th? Bengal Provincial Council at Farldpur Mahatma Gandhi disclosed that differences had arisen between members of the Subjects Committee. It is surmia.d that these centred round it he proposals of Mr. C. R. Das for conditional co-toperation
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    Counterfeiting Implements
    117 6 Durin? the early hours of yesterday morrpg Mr. Qakshot, A. S. P., attached to the Detecti* Branch, raided 11 Hillstreet wth a passe of and discovered a number of Implements for ccunterfe.ting and several pio.es cf counierIe t co.ns. Goh (nong Kit and Chang Ngee, both Teochews who
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    Native Rubber Investigation Committee (Batavia)
    134 6 The following m an extract from a letter' eJJ r ?wo U Mr R C KindersLy, as me rJLS. representat ye on the above Uunmitt c, by the Secretary, Rubber Pro-(Suc-nten Vereeniging:— Interim Communique.—Now that the :n- Djambi and both divisions pi Borneo is fin
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    Baby Day Result
    46 6 The re.ent Ba( y Dto V ffort, on beha'f !L£% *X*2? Ch M Welfare Sec sty, 2KS d I roni the 6tr et 1 Of Lad es $3,900, which is a har.i.omo inciease over l? n?ure. which was $7uO Mrs s?aj^r^toSr Hon B^*t
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    163 6 The rate of issue of Money Orders for to Soo Th 0y to l ay 15 R 155 e( uai to 100 The rate of payment of Money eqtr S J r mlia Rs. IGO N «Mrutha Mariear of Messrs K. Saltan Mancar Bros, and Co. of Marll t street
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    CHINA LETTER
    631 6 (From Our South Chir.. r t<* r T ''> the flour trad.* by Customs duty n on the Cbntoa SSket fcr aome tim.. J?? X 1 mencial Guilds quov-' 8 kerosene oil S<< 10 I but not n the Gu ,1 U| was a W kerosene oii%? A"
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    Mails Expected
    36 6 Fr:m Holland and Germany bj I* I::?u lini.e. tiue Singapore 5 p.i::. From China and. Japan bj S'njrapore 6 a m. to-mon From Europe, (Lond .n m April 16). by s.s. Ka|yai a.m. to-mcrrow.
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      229 6 DURO I 3 -a—«j TftAOK mark S I Wrtcs-durable (^absolutelyfadeless I THE MOST SERVICEABLE COTTON I MiilwV l)Btss VAmc ava,uble 1 DURO p AMBRIC I 3 Prices^s y« rd I t^»^/ r DURO GINGHAM 3 v'_- <3 S iJ? 36 ins. wide [j] Price $1.10 yard. fl GARMENTS MADE FROM
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      23 6 To-day's QuotationRUBBER London, Stocks on April 25, 13 1,510 tons down. London.—Is. lOd. Local.—78 V4 cents. TIN Linden.—£241.10.0. Local.—$121.25 per picu! 100 B» <
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      75 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Coorteay of the Government Health Office Randan* Kerbau station far ft, ~4 hours i ndng mUnlpht 4th UmJ, ifM. Max. shade temp. deg. 90.2 F- Mm shade temp. 74 F; Mean shade temp. 80.6 Max. sun radiation 151 F; Mm. R ras B rad,atio„ 73.5
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    727 7 Q01J) STANDARD BILL DISCUSSED I inirc r I little Longer Says Mr. Snowden Reuter's Service. London, May 4. v < masons Mr. Guinness. ond reading of the Gold v<i Bill poiatot out in connection with Bank of England was in amounts not less than rices (Troy) fine
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    THE SILK TAX
    225 7 France and Italy Preparing Protests Reuter's Service. Rome, May 4. After private meetings of the Italian sjlk manufacturers of Milan and Como, in connection with Britain's proposed silk duties, delegate* have arrived at Rom* to confer with the Government, wl>h a view to the lattor's approaching the
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    A Mysterious Visit
    71 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 4. A tel:>gram from Rome says that it is believed that the ex-Crown Prince of Germany paid a mysterious visit to Arezzo, Tuscany at a cr/uical period of the presidential election in Gwrmany, which some oonnecr with a view to catholic influence on
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    Big Flour Deal
    54 7 Reuter's Service. Toronto, May 4. What is believed to be the largest flour milling transaction in the world's history has bevm completed by the final payment of a cheque of $300,000 on a contract covering the actual shipments of $16,395,000 worth of hiuh-grade flour to the order
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    May Day Absentees
    40 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 4. Transport men in the capital i\ncluding trams, omnibuses and .electric railways have declared a general strike as a protest against the refusal of managements to guarantee not to penalise May Day absentees.
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    Gen. Hsu's Mission
    24 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 4. Gen. Hsu and has Mission was civically w loomed at Manchester and inspected the Lancashire industries.
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    PARIS ELECTIONS
    223 7 Left Block Gains Slightly in Provinces i Reuter's Service. [Havaa Agency.] Paris, May 4. The municipal elections show in Paria no change out of 48 definite resulta whole 3k second ballots required. In the Department numerous resuha are yet unknown and a number of second ballots will take
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    Prince of Wales
    159 7 Reuter's Service. Capetown, May 4, At th> dinner to the Prince of Walca Hc-nzog waa warmly applauded on ha speech supporting the tcast of *he Prince of Wales. He said that the Prince would be welcomed equally sincenly .n the lovely plains of the Free State and
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    League of Nations
    51 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva, May 4. This afternoon th? Belgian ex-premier Gartondewiart opened the League of Nations Conference on the traffic in arms and munitions at which 43 nations were n.prc*enite*a including four non-mcmbors, thj United States, Germany, Egypt and Turkey. Af:er formal businee the Conference adjourned until
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    More Cruisers Needed
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Rio De Jan.fro, May 4. At the re-opening of Congress, the Premier stated the budget deficit was 89,738 contos. Exports had exceeded impoita by £26,154. He pointed out the inadequacy of the navy and emphasised the necessity of purchasing three crussv.rs, fifteen destroyers and ten
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    Princess Royal
    18 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 4. H.R.H. the Princess Royal passed a good night and progress continues.
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    Cabaret at the Oriental Hotel
    92 7 On Thursday the 7th insttant the management of the Oritntal Hotel will present ths Broadcasters Cabaret Co. ir\ a programme of Songs, Sketches and Dancing. The Company includes Will ngf ord Tate from the Moss and StoM Empires, Beryl Luc na from the Dolly Sisters
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    19 7 The output of Lingui Tin Ltd. for the month of April:—Sluicing 180.47 piculs; taJbute 12.33 picuis; total 192.80 pwuis.
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    THE COUNCIL
    2540 7 ARCHITECTS' BILL OPPOSED Mr. Clarke's Fight on Behalf of Engineers At yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Counc.l His Exc* Bency the Governor presented the nsignOa of the Order of the British Emp.re to Qhfft, CWMb p < 'uithrop. th* Master Attendant. As br.efly reported yesterday there waa much
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      287 7 j AMERICAN STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS. i Americans" combine enormous strength I "Americans" transmit maximum power I with minimum belt slip. I "Americans" gave fuel. f^^^H j "Americana" save belts. |jy 1 *'Americans w endure hisher speeds than If z2/ fc any other standard metal pulley. 1 IENGINEERING1 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF
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    POLICEMAN RUNS AMOK
    427 8 Four Comrades Shot Dead at Shanghai nt A serious shooting affray look place at the fc cond Wllljtaj Commercial Port Police Station at Shanghai when four guardians of the peace and two others were shot by a demented poUeman who ran amok af tr returning from patrol
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    Partnership Case Resumed
    104 8 Th a morning before Mr. Justice BarrettLennard the case was resumed in which Mr. Tan Moeng Ten sues Ho Sok Choo Neo, widow of the late Mr. Tan Moeng Tho over a partnership in a rubber estate at Malacca in which he alleges he has a share.
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    New Scudai Ltd.
    21 8 >*Tnn' r? tp i 01 i !5f J 6551 *I**1** amounts to month of the current financial year.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    373 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL Malays Defeated Regiment's Victory in Heavy Rain A heavy downpour o# rain after the interval apofled what would have oUterwise been a fine game of football when the Hoval Sussex Regiment and the Malaya Football Association a*& in the first <fav*ion of the Singapore League on the
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    S.F.A. League Fixtures
    103 8 The following are the fixture* for the S.F.A. Leagues this season: First League May Thursday. 7th.—S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. Monday, 11th.—R. Sussex vs. S.CJ.A. Thursday, 14th.—Malays vs. R.A. Wednesday, 20th—S.C.F.A. vs. Malays Monday, 25th —R. Sussex vs. S.C.C. Thursday, 28th.—S.R.C. vs. Malaya. Second League May V I u^
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    LAWN TENNIS
    25 8 I. A. Tournament m Z he 2: A term s tournament will commence to-morrow when J. AntW K owe 15 meets Suratee (Scratch).
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    S.C.R.C Tournament Yesterday's Results
    174 8 A Singles oeah En* Chang minus 12 versus Tan Koon Inn nanus 3 unfinished. J2V thee Ton minus 12 beat Chkw minus 6 7—6. Woon Chow Tat minus 3 beat Jee Ah Chan mmuB 9 4—6, 9—7, 6 3. B Singles 0 Pang 18 versus Low
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING
    31 8 McKelvie Ties for First Place Reuter's Service. K. McKeijde of the Rifle Club who came *> to^Eoot 255 J OO borrowed rifle He toed for first place wrth 64 out of
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    CRICKET
    206 8 S.R.C. XI vs. LA. An S.R.C XI. playd the Ind'.an Association on the Padang on Sa» urday and scored a oomfortabL- win. Scores: INDIAN ASSOCIATION C. S. Raja b Pearce 0 J. Antony cR. C. Oehlers b Campbell 1 A. A* Semy b Pearce 0 R J. Raj c
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    The Week's Baseball
    229 8 New York, May 2. The following ar» the results of the week's baseball:— Saturday: National League: New York 2, Boston 1; Brooklyn 9, Philadelphia 6; Ok oago 4, Pittsburg 3; Cine nnati 3, St. Louis 1. Amercan L asrue: Washington 8, New York 7; Boston 3, Philadelphia
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN
    197 8 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.) T».fi Tokio, May 2. The firm attitude of the Japanese cottonmall owners m Tsing-Tao has resumed in lh L. stl k(r t**nn ng to lose their uni-ty. The Se:yukai party With Baron Taarnka has M J l combinmg two political
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    News from Penang
    165 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 4. The petition of Mr. A. De Souza S riwardhene the Cey'on barrister, to practice waa ment oned in the Courts to-day but as a reply had not been nceived frrm «^V nder Trwu urer of Greys Inn, Mr. WhtVey postponed
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    Alleged Libel
    9 8 (PW Our Own CorreaponJent) »~v*Wlv fixed for'JX^n
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    Passengers Leaving
    147 8 The fo.lowing passengers travelling from famgapore and Penang per s.s. Edavana to oonai <rt at Rangoon with: Henderson Line s.a. Amarapoora sailing from Rangoon on May 5: Mr. and Mrs. Mr> "fl Mra S Brown, Mr. arid Mrs. C. P. Blair, Mr. W. McGavin, Mr. p jaii* l
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      221 8 j FRESH STOCK! FRESH STOCK* English Make FOOTBALL BOOTS All sizes in stock. R AJA «Sc Co. 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Latest Model Guitar I witb riMM and unbreakable alumiaium tail piece Send for the latest illustrated catalogue 1 I SEASON CO., LTD. I 111 113, NORTH BRIDGF POAn
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    MILITARY PAGEANT
    749 9 (By a Correspondent) fi At 1 tinie year, the home-papera are IT,' rof.rencee to the annual Royal S9 Toui 7 l rT>ertt *t Oryonpia and agenla London are buay in boSk.ntf «•te «or wouid.be apeotmtora of thus perhaps the most popular, event of the beason No doubt, locafl
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    Family Benefit Society
    356 9 At the Annual General Meet ng of th S'm pa pore Family Benefit Scdety hf Id at the YV-< iri.e M ii 1 May l*A\% the foUowkrg officers elected:— Presiderjt. I>r. 11. T. Wee. M 8., Ch. B.; VLce-Prosid/nt, Mr. G. W. Meyer; Mcd cat Adviser, Dr.
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    BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER
    255 9 April Returns TWm Am m Singapore, May 2. Dorti of Imports and ExELa. 572 2 Wlth th following sUteStteS 2^ Ui l d Valu of Rubber exported duiung Aprd 1925:— Apriß 1925 1925 1925 1924 to dete 4 United T ?m tdoin T OISSI J»M» 63.030.94 *****
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    186 9 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "C" (Scottish) Coy., Company Parade. Dr U Order 5.15 p.m.—Drill HaH, S. V. F. Ambulance Company Parade. Drill Order 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hail, Band, Band Pract cc 4.45 p.m.—Sted urn, Bandmaster and Torchoght Leaders, Rehearsal for Military Tournament. To-morrow, May 6 5.15 p.m—Drill Hall, "C"
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    Boy Scouts Association
    27 9 To-dpy, May s.—Signalling Class Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Thursday. May 7.—Band Practice Headquarters 5.15 p.m Saturday, May 9.—Y.W.C.A. Fete at Government House (see special orders.)
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    49 9 In some quarters the name of Sir Matthew Nathan, th? ex-Governor of Hongkong and Natal, wm recently put forward as that of a possible successor to »r Herbert Samuel as Br Lash High Commissioner in -Palestine. So far, however, the matter has not been formally discussed by the Cabinet.
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