Malaya Tribune, 13 May 1925

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 0 EVENING DAILY.] [EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII. No. HO SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY. MAY 13. 1025
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      163 1 THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND shipping GAZETTE udu Newspj r-'-r cf t;rt.?h Malaya. Published Daily. Th > pnper that keeps iti I I f v informed I i j id INDEPENDENT. L* S i i I I 1 I i i '.111 I Bp I y do you tap
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      45 1 !^nr'iniwi|n.M.,,.,,.,,»Hif'itr r T|ii|r. riPliffwfrr?r7T ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS I s 1 are dangerous to eyes. To prevent this -danger by wearing Genuine frookes I 2 Leases which absorb these insidious sßays We make then. I THE EASTERN OPTICU CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. I ;^'«':iMtiiii!inwtMiiiini:iiniiiiiitiimMiiiifl«ii:[inraaraM
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    RUBBER & SHARES
    1061 2 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORT Kennedy and Co. The Share Market centred in the Local Rubber JSSJSZ the past week, and ahare value* aSf w:hout ex. ption shew conaide£b£ vances on weeks quotations. S*a fa r vmm f h. ne naaaeri tk! tta*f be,.g at the present R fij ■cv.cti at
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    104 2 Small canvases are said to predominate among the pictures Academy this yoar. so visitors to B^,g faS c c i" I****1**** < g gantnc works of past exhibition. fwT Pvrt Jl L > grox >l> f the House of Commons, exhibited half a century s^ 2!, P: raits and IK
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      333 2 Baby's Health depends principally upon his food which must be of the correct j composition and easily digestible. bkiL iv J j i ph. tcgrapk 4Sllenburus FOODS are specially manufactured for infant feeding and long experience has proved that they give the best results in all climates. Fresh stocks are
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      83 2 DON'T BE DISCOURAGED by constipation. No matter how stubborn il-can be permanently overcome if treated 2 cIe nse the inteatinS the liJl T 9maM 0f Pi "kettes, the little g.ntle-a-nature laxatives. Then watch your diet. Fresh fruit, vegetable? a aurnc.ency of filtered water coWned SJJf °f^ 9i on»l dose of
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      174 2 I_ NOW READY Stanley Gibbon s Catalogues lor 1925 I Part I-FOB STAMPS OF BRITISH EMPIRE Prfca 0 P«rUI-FOR STAMPS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES Price Postage 30 cts. extra. Obtainable at GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO. I 63, North Bridge Road I SINGAPORE. I INSURE I I with the MOTOR UNION X THE
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING
    307 3 Week's work of Preventive Fleet l P v t «2-5 Tohor, mcd Sah bin Awa"| giatrate, who fo,*/'then* h 1 2 ft M exp rience wkh tm»™' S Sf*" the boats the™ car™ whn !C f B ,mp!e .mprisonment for *TL2L. r th°e n 0 f h£ Langat.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN
    236 3 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbur.sha.) Tokio, May 8. A sentence of three month*' imprisonment with one yeans grace was passed ly the court-martial which concluded the trial of the Commander of the Torino, exCommander of the Admiralty ship Kwanto wh en sank in U* sea
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    Municipal Matters
    150 3 The following action was taken by Committee No. 5 at a meeting held on the 6th instant:— Approved amended scheme for coal handling plant etc., for the Woodleigh Pumping Station. Accepted the tender of Alexandra Brick Works at $27 per 1,000, because bricks of better quality are required.
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    120 3 For the week ending May 2, the Municipal Health Officer rcords 206 deaths, of which one was a European, three wen? Eurasian!, 166 Chinese, 20 Malay*, and 13 Indians. The chief causes of mortality were pneumonia 30, convulsions 22, phthisis 20, beriberi 16, and malaria 12. Out of the seven
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    "JIM THE PENMAN"
    819 3 POLICE BREAK UP GANG OF FORGERS How Three Fingered Jack Emulated Him "Jim the Ptnman"— the man who originated the crime of stealing cheque* and adding forged signatures—lives again in the person of Owen Jennings, better known to hi* confederates as "Three-Fingered Jack." Jennings, who is 26
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    "Tips" Buy Houses
    177 3 There are many railway porters in England who, having saved their tips, now own the r owr. houses, and often several others as well. This is the startling result of judicious inquiries pursued by a correspondent of "The People." A porter at a town station, he writes,
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      408 3 RINGWORMS ON I CHILETS_HEAD Also On Face. Could Not Sleep for Terrible Itching. Cuticura Heals. trouble began with ringv little girl's head and i the could not sleep for the itd :~.g and burning, and I irom school for a few Af.tr the ringworms went they >;t thick scales all
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      202 3 £3 V> and look forward to having it ""jj lwl\ J ever y da y> without fail. Do not J/ disa PP oin them. Give them all the |f- V, Q' a C-::s L the ideal food for chil- I //ir dren becaizze it contains all the sixteen 1 i
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      253 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE I J Tuesday, Mcy 12 and V. tdcesday, May 13. Three Features for 2 Mgh's only at half Price to All. In the First Show at 7.30 pm. Sharp. Larry Semon in I 2 Parts THE AGENT 2 Paris. I Viutr.ph Production Presents [j] Harry T. Morcy in
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      287 4 AMUSEMENTS jalhambra! The: Ire Beach fioad. Cn TAN CHENG KEB A CO.. LTD, Proprietory I From Tuesday, May 12 to Sunday, May 17. In the Second Show commencing 9 p m. TUE MOST IMPRESSIVE SPECTACULAR DRAMA EVER SCREENED I The Uve Ro.-.ce of the Host Be,„«i,„, Wo.an ,he World has
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      287 4 Gaiety Cinema SurinT^rT^ Junction Albert and liencoolen Streets North Brid. 6 Friday Bth 14th May d Nightly at 9 p.m. sharp Wednesday IJtfc to T^ ACCIDENTAL HUSBAND SS She married h>, became she THE SMASHIN^mr but couldVt hm up THr because he made her Iw him. 1 I AN ELABORATE
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    378 5 TREATMENT OF TOURISTS TO ITALY Arrive Liners for Round-the-World Trade :hat tourists who a r going to be treated g to be g yen such a they w.ll want to go back »v. there is to b» by I:a an h >tel men. A has been issued, cony
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    Exchange
    48 5 0,1 l »4 c- May 13. Drnwd Slpht 2.. 4 5'16d 2s 4V»d On IndaJ 8 2a 4%d *\S£K? ,raft 2 P* A Rr d aWa Java- i41 75% Bark t T r 140% l 133% ra $8.54 5 p.c. 31 Singapore, May 12. 56% 58% 1,020
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    41 5 untitled Gillan, late Trea- appoinUd a ry Couneil 11 i.'o r annum. \i 1 ;<nteen years, the Manufacturing Company j ;ry at Goefcilt. un- the Head Office in <>f the Ma'ayan Civil --<i from leave and asn Place as Controller of
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    GAMBLING SUPPRESSION
    123 5 Chinese Clerks Convicted and Fined Amoy-street. a/Trk and Ch n produced before Mr n./u s ist *n* were Police Magistrate C^ WOrth th Third with S; te S? y and Chap-Ji-Kee TotSryL dPtESE* a defence St6Vens *PP«*red for the to the loftery wlatin accused was mSfrfS! and one
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    82 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association Singapore, May 13. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Spot Buyers Seller*. Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot |a 03 v; June 91 91V^ Juy to September 81 2 82^4 Latent London Cables quote. London Spot.—2s. 4%d.
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    136 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, May 13. Number after the ship indicate* the Godown it is abreasst of and the word 'GateC" the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—Vfan Cloon, 22; Ellenga, 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3).—Amur
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    WEDDING
    204 5 Oke—Vaughan a A Pr s wtdd> was adlemn sod at St. Andr V S Cathedral yesterday afternoon. •CS. Mr 1 Oke, of Messrs Wearrv? Brothers, Lim ted, youngar son of Mr. and m mil 9 ke of waa married to Mj»3 H:lda Irene Vaughan, younger daughter of Mrs and
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    Muar Customs Officials
    427 5 The followi g 1 tter contributed by Mr. S. L. Yang s published in the Malacca Observer of May 11: I was another vctim of Muar Administration m 26th ult'mo. whe: I was returi mg from Singapore n my car, and th ordeal that I had to
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    46 5 Mr.A. Rameay, head of the Engineering Borneo Co Ltd f the holiday VfV p eft for Home on L m > T c > —H has b«en 5U rla^A? mm* well-known rubber land at an early date—T.O.M > i>j?? ,h» l 11 f d 0, ri y "l»aUr «ml
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    126 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice,' Sft N J PCT W Bice, Siam 18 X BS R:ce, Sairon 2 I 2 Rice. Sa.goS 3 w 5262 R.ce, Rangoon 2 f SS No 1 per bag £g Rice,' $9.15 PRODUCE 1890 Camber Buy€r> SeV n Java Cubs Z" 117 00
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    Lyall and Evatt's Report
    101 5 Rubbers tv u Sm 8*pore, May 13. cho fi "e? \l ?eUfrS of the .CM. C rn.j? o pas have sa'i rs at 85 cent.; uLfS p u? hiv'TJniii s&*"sritiUfi K r v at Kucha! Pref ffer 3 tl.oO Norths can be taken at 75 cents
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    107 5 To-day, May 13 5.15 p.m.-Drill HaM, "C" (Scottiah) Coy., Company Training. 5.15 Hall, S.V.F. Ambulance, Unit Tram ng. 4.45 All Units, Rehearsal for Military Pageant. Friday, May 15 4.40 p.nv—Stadium, All Units, Rehearsal for Military Pageant. 6.15 pjn.—DriM Hall, S.R.A. (v), N.C.O'i Class. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hal). Band,
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    To-day's Mails
    124 5 P I' 1 1 J* I Bengal Srak and Pakan Baroe Kretay, SS* B<?e 2 pm T*w« n Bang<nara, Patani, Sinirora Lacon.' KohsamuV jEjS Lanpuan,- Chumpon- andl£n£ Batu Pahat Suddhadib 2 p.m. Sourabaya and^Bandjerma^™ 5 2 Pm N M Port Swattenham and Pen.?™"* 3 R.towan */if° h 3
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    125 5 Everyone in Perak will learn with deep ?C that T,mes of Malaya, that a tfc« a X receivod j n Ipoh announrinir ton on Thursday last. As our readers mm remember Mrs Cooper had !been in f r the last f w and fn tLS ce .u year s a
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      40 5 MUMumumimmifimatuMmi^mmmKmammm I Wmm You can Dot h °y I II I Philips i SOLE AGENTS: I United Engineers Limited! I (Incorporated in the S.S.) Z ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT 13, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. I I (jniteers I ■ii«Miißimiißii,ii WWl i, ll ,uiiMimiTmiiTiTiMaiTiinßiiwiayfciwiwnwaMa
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      353 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Gaaoa* Pulai Waterworks. The Municipal Comrah.loner. of Singapore 522 t S n l eri f,r l s e ,Upply aad delivVyia Johore Bahru in good working order with boiler inspector', certificate, of tha following pWCublc yArd DAtctl concrete mixer, with elevating hoppers, eagioe and boiler, lor
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    140 6 A Singapore Diary High Tide*.—o.36 a.m., 2.8 p.m. B. I. homeward mail leaves. To-morrow, May 14 High T.des.—l.24 turn., 3.14 p.m League lI.—S.C.F.A. (B) vs. S.R C SRr league 11.-P. Brani vs.'yjLSS? MiUya. »L *>'<l«y. May 15 H:gh T.< «.—2.21 a.m., 4.28 p.m S.S. W Ariual Metting.
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    Prosperous Borneo
    745 6 Bmieo is developing at a remarkable puce and showing unm s*akable sijrna of inor asing prosper*ty. We were fortunate enough, the ether day. to have a chat about the country with Sir WiZiam Rycroft, Cover v>r of Brit sh NoTth Borneo, who has ben there for over two
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    352 6 The Calenta Improvement Trust is constructing its first re-inforced concrete road at Central Avenue. A lecture, of considerable interest to th* p M tug common ty, on 'The Care of th boil will be given by Mr. H. C. Pinchi» at the Malacca Oh* on Sunday. The F.M.S. revenue for
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    THE MILITARY PAGEANT
    387 6 Prince George Expected to Attend As race-week draws near, keen interest is being taken by all classes of the community in the forthcoming Military Display at the Stadium. Preparations are well forward and w; may expect the opening r?°£!!? nCe 5 n Tu<?sda y night, 19th May,
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    LISTENING-IN
    94 6 Next Friday's Programme Gramophone Records.—.SElected. Songs.—"Doom in the Fores»i" and "The Songs my Mother aan-g" Mrs. P ndiay. Quartette. —"Handel in the Strand" Mrs. Eber, Mr. Hber. Mr. TVyixsr and Mr. Kloos. S^ngs.—"Mollys Eyes'* and "I hear a Thrush at eve" Mr. Den's Santry. Gnamophone Records.—Selected. Interval 10 Minutes.
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    H.I.H. Prince Chichibu's Visit
    118 6 The Japanes Consul-Genera, 1 i Singapore has rec vei telegraphic information from the Minster for Fore g Affairs in Tokio.' about the it nerary of travel to England of His Imperial Highn ss Pr nee Chich bu, neoad son of Tberr Majesties the Emperor and Empress
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    Film Company Fire
    65 6 According to information received in Singapore, a serious fire broke out in the premises of the Middle East Films Ltd, branch at Sourabaya, destroying the buildstocks. A cable receivid by Mr J Ksir.r the local manager, yesterday states that the books and records of the company were
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    32 6 Recent admissions to Penang Hospital include Mr. R. Roy, manager of Val dOr Estate, Mr G. T. Wh te of the P.W D., Kedah, Mr. J. Concannon of Nai Juita Tin Mines.
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    CHINA LETTER
    1137 6 (Fr m Ur S uth Th,: Cty of Canr in its annals, or perh-, Ch.na, saw on May D demonstration of farm rights; and when the erea pople beh d the fil Farmers League under the Kucm ntang marched Paradl ij Canton, >~./ f line of labour ur.'
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      339 6 tttt NEW SPRING GOODS I Constantly Arriving /TfCx rh locludiug I Dress Materials > I I kl T\ Millinery, I L| Da y and Evening j I I j Dresses, Sunshades, I j j Scarves, Belts, I j Ribbons, j Ify Vanity Cases, Sports I i&Q Coats, etc., etc. I
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      22 6 To-day's Quotation* RUBBER IjATta down" 8 n May tons; London.— 2*. 4%d Local —93 cents. hm L0nd0n.—£244.15.0 I««I.-».22H p., picul 175 ton.
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      73 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbs v station for the 24 hours ending midnight May 12, 1025. Max. shade temp. deg. 92 F; Mm. shade temp. 77.5 F; Mean shad. temp. 83.4 F; Max. sun radiation 154 F; Mm. grass radiation 74 F;
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    243 7 yPANESE SEEK LOWER TARIFF labour to move Rejection of Pensions Bill Reuter's Service. Ii y.don, May 12. r f mmm here are askc tl fam of silk placed r ativei of seven J oh m firms in LondSn section of the e fur ii r case .s
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    FRENCH FINANCE
    109 7 fetuutca Deficit at l our Milliards Reuter's Service. Phmi Agency] i ffcria. May 12. ita C;r.c-ming the towns in the *M the chitf fca, Socialists won 3 «aattaUi 58 at the tap! ixaris and Paris, May 12. M. Qaiatoß told Aaat Franc, > share -«"uld be earmarked I
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    Italian Airman
    11 7 Reuter's Service. I** W ralcutte May 12. ,ia arrived.
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    ARMS CONFERENCE
    266 7 Warships and Airships Excluded from Banned List Reuter's Service. Geneva, May 12. The Technical Committee at the Arms Conference adopted the Britsh proposal to exclude warships and aeroplanes from the category of onjects the export of which is not allowed. The decision must be ratified by the General
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    Affairs in Morocco
    127 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, May 12. The news-papers are pre-occupiied with the operaticins in Morocco. Wnile suggesting that Abd El Krim lost his head in consequence of his success over the Spaniards, they declare he hoodwinked French ofcserv-.rs thoroughly and prepared the ground by intrigues among Pro-French tribes
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    The Chinese Mission
    131 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 12. The Chinese industr al miaeion was welcomed at Bradford by the Lord Mayor and the Pr s.:dent of the Bradford Chamber of Commerce. They visited the dyework* and mills and lunched wth the Lord Mayor Th y also conferred with the Council
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    Industrial Congress
    60 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, May 12. Nineteen countries, including South Africa and Japan were represented at the Congresa of International Industrial Organisations opened at Stresanovara to-day. The Minister of Economy welcomed the deiegaites. The speeches emphasised that Congress aimed at establishing harmony among the various national and economic organisations
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    Catholic Oratory Opened
    39 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 12. The Canoni of Weatm nster Cathedral preached a special sermon at tht opening of the Wemfcley Catholic Oratory to-day. Rever nd Lesejourgues who had just arrived from Tibet was also present.
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    INDEMNITY BILL
    199 7 Bishop's of Exeter's Interesting Story Reuter's Service. y London, May 12. rhe House of Lords passed the second reading of the Indemnity Bill. Lord Canterbury beJieved that AngUo-Chines? cooperation would permanently benefit China as ia wholeLord Par mo or pointed out that similar aotion was tak n by
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    THE FRENCH DEBT
    276 7 Satisfactory Settlement Anticipated Reuter's Service. Washington, May 11. The Stat Department declined to discuss the French-Amer can debt-fundir.g question, beyond reiterating that any s ttlemer.t must harmonise with the Anglo-American ngreeme t. Washington, May 12. WbIN the bare announcement that the State Department is r.formally negotiating wirth
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    Whisky for Water
    75 7 Reuter's Service. New York, May 12. The of Rum Row is intensifying. Prohibition officials ore jubilant at the Rum Armada's disintegration. The liquor pirates are short of food and water. Reprov skxning is imposaible. A Petty Officer of a Gov? rnment patrol boat was hailed by a
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    A Shipping Deal
    36 7 Reuter's Service. Sydney, May 12. The Common wealth Sh pping Board has deposed of the whole of the eleven ah pa of the "Auetral" type for £250,000, including the seven sold to Japan.
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    Gen. Mangin Dead
    17 7 [Rautex'a Service] Para, May 12. The death haa occurred of General Mangin. Reuter's Service.
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    VON HINDENBURG
    427 7 TAKES OATH OF HIS NEW OFFICE Down with the Monarchist President" Reuter's Service. Cologne, Mny 12. The oath which Hindenburg will take on the assumption of his -seven years of office as President of the RepubVc runs, "I swear to dedicate my powers to the welfare of the
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    Board of Trade Returns
    61 7 Reuter's Service. 1 Msy IJ. Board of Trade returns for Apr 1 a«\ aa follows:— Import s £110,000,000, Export* £61,000,000 being decreases of £2,500,000 and £9,500,000 respectively compar d with March. The totals for the four months of 1925 compared with the correspond months of 1i!24
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    Mining Town Burnt
    48 7 Reuter's Service. Edmonton, Alberta. Canada, May 11. Silvtrpont, Mayo, the second largest town in Yokon has been burnt down without casualties. Bdnvonoon. May 12. A later Wireless message says that the fire ia now controlled and only part of the mining town has been destroyed.
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    Russian Congress
    49 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, May 12. The All Russian Sovr t Congress has rat tied the rev sed corstituton, particularly of the changes introduced in consequence of the present economic cond.t o a. It is also noted that th Republics of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan had left the federation.
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    Death of Sir S. Leech
    26 7 [Reuter* Service.] London, May 12. The death haa occurred of S r Stephen Leech. [Other Telegram* see page 8] Reuter's Service.
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      234 7 CALLENDER Jgggfex I CABLES j 1 RUBBER INSILATID X^t^' IWIHLS AND ICAB TYftE SHEATHED j I Sole Agents: I THE BORNEO CO., LTD. 1 (Incorporated in England) Singapore. Teaang. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Teluk Anson and Aim. I 1 f ninnm:——- 2 Patroni*td I 1 by Established Royalty 1872 I >
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY
    60 8 Restriction Plan Unduly Rigid Says Home Press Reuter's Service. London, May 12. Commentirg on the rse in the price of rubber, the Manchester Guardian says the only deduction to be drawn from the present situation is that the Stevenson Restriction Plan is unduly rigid in operat on
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    The Cathedral Outrage
    51 8 Reuter's Service. Sofia, May 12. In addition to th sentences on seven persona sentenced m connection w th the bomb outrage in the Cathedral Including Frr dmann, who was fined 500,000 leva each, Zadgorski was fi ami 250,000 leva and DaskarofT and Kamr<ounoff 30,000 and 20,000 leva
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    Lord Milner's Condition
    23 8 Reuter's Service. London, May 12. A bulletin issued to-day says that Lord Milker's condition giv s rise for grave anxiety.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    376 8 Woman Attacks Husband with Razor A Ch.r.ese woman Ec Hen was charg d m the Supreme Court yesterday b fore the Acting Ch.ef Justice, Mr. Juste P. J. Sproule with murdering her husband. It was stated for the pros cution that she attacked her husband w th a
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    Rubber
    151 8 Rubber is st adily rising, writes Mr. A. E. Davies in the New Statesman of April 4, and although the public has not yet come invry largely, some of the more «nterpnsng trust compar es— particularly those associated with this industry—have J>en pick tig up shares very steadily and
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    Surina Theatre
    32 8 m$nJ?E S f iai Sttriria Theatre *o-ni*ht i% The Mysterious Pearl" with tJ-i and Npv» A n Wilson fc Tfcft? of **Mo«te L S &d N S Tnday alf "»S
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    386 8 SPORTS PASTIMES BOXING Friday's Bouts Al Trono and Australian Jockey Matched In view of th: announcement made a few days ago, fight fans are looking forward to some real sport at the S.ngapore Boxing Stadium on Friday night when a twe£ve-three-mlinute round contest between fly. we ghts will top the
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    Walley-Limbaco
    21 8 rJ^SLk♦ u Va Ie y and Kid L.mbaoo are p to be in hard tra.mr.e for the > ~-sis,s s&sts -(o)
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    FOOTBALL
    12 8 S.C.F.A. B vs. S.R.C. 11. Sen" h Joon Cho Lim Teck
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    A Drawn Game
    92 8 OTFr S Iv iS9!S 0!d B °ys met the f T e C r foatb aU in the Second Divis^ groun^s Ua?Ue ye6tCrd ay on th S.C.F.A. m2S A match Was rather a slow one and resulted in no goals (being scored. There the 11 ahno«t seemed
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    Java Footballers to Play in Singapore
    61 8 1<1 XCe le 1 match is Promised for June 19, when a Java team, the S.V.V B mm. posed of the best footballers in Java wHl meet a selected Singapore 6ide. The' visi and Sv mere y passfn through Singapore and only one game
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    Dempsey Disappoints
    18 8 Reuter's Service. Mr M«, rv Lond on, May 12. at the promised exhibition at the National
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    17 8 Singapore Golf Club Mr H. Straetz won the re-lay in the May Bogey competition, junior division.
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    35 8 Nurmi's Suspension Reuter's Service. The Kfekij Philadelphia, May 12. AtlVf Philadelphian District Amateur Athletic Union hae Ifted the S usw n 1 S? tfTknotT Nurmi and SSTtS excelsiTe e lcperea. rUnnerB n char of
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    1040 8 Home Matches Reuter's Service. London, May 12 At the Oval.—Surrey beat Hants by two wickets. Going m Hants made 205, render taking five wiokets for 53 Sur*7> Te L i€d (Pe V h 54 nd lender «6) Boyes took sfx ior 79. At the second venture Hants compiled 219
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    74 8 A Malay driver of car 4002 who waa charged b fore the Third Magistrate w th causing* gr.evoue hurt by a rash act to a woman in New Keppel-road on Fr day last was aga n befor the same court th.s mora ng when the charge was amended
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    6 8 Mr. E.N.T. Commine and Mrs. Cummine
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    33 8 oJCC. Tournament Yesterday's Results Championship Singles A Balhetchet beat F. Norris 6—o, To-morrow's Ties Championship Doubles E. G. Wheatley and F. W. Carnegy vs. G. de Souza and S. L. Oehlers.
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    317 8 Monday 's Results A Singles Woon Cheow Tat miiuia 3 beat Seah Ene Chiang minus 12. 6—4. 6 4. Chong Thutt Pitt minus '12 beat Chia Keng Tye minus 12, 6—2, 6 1. B Singles Lee L-Jan Hoe minus 6 beat Wee Tione York minus 9, 6—4, o—6,
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    197 8 Leads to Stabbing Affair in Holland Road A case of attempted murder resulting from a six year old domestic tangle is now pendng before the magirtrates, a young Hokien \t ng the accused. From information received it appears that the accused who is a bullock-cart dr.ver was
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    77 8 Chinese Arrested in Sampan at Boat Quay Acting on information- received Detective Inspector Tongue awaited the arrival of a sampan at Boat Quay last evening. The suspected craft sighted shortly before ?wife* "S* Urn Ten Sen was arrested on land.ng. A search was made and a laree and
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    Sir Reginald Stubbs
    175 8 wnnM r ?S Sir R »Kinald Stubba would be prepared to sacrifice a senior appoimmeiu n order to n>:et with the wishes X the Colony, we are unable to say remZr£ Sha r gha J MOTcur >- iit upon th? popular demand for His Excellency a term
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    39 8 t T mor T° w > May 14.—Band Practice and Military Tattoo Practice 5.15 p.m. Saturday, May 16.—Musketry Class 7a s °Phia 2 p.m. Combimd Parade for all Troops, St. Joseph's ground 4.30 p.m, B. PURDY, Commissioner.
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    Mails Expected
    49 8 From China and Japan by s.s. Suwa Maru, du? Singapore tHis afternoon. a M 0m EuT °P e (London mails despatched April 23), by TEeeflta. dtie Penang 6 a.m. on Friday, the 15th inst. Fnom France by s.s. Porthos, due Singapore daylight on Saturday, the 16th inst.
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    26 8 The Tuan Muda of Sarawak, accompanied by Mies Brooke, haa sailed from rvurone and is due here by the Malwa, due >r. Singapore on May 23rd.
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    1019 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET -d of quoUtiona: 6 the 110 Hat Singapore, May 13 MAIL QUOTATIONS Im R J RBER STERLING SHAKES Vahfe 2« AlUgsr 0 2» 9 S Ayer Kuning 20a Batu Cav< 8 2« Bekoh 3 7 6 ■6 g"* l K *i*ng a,
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    72 9 and to K ooo 10 UM > That is the opinion of a jury in Queen', C Un w York! for »s iv a central messjitr** d n throUprh car aco:- th *t she can neither nor cry thP VM f the whi <* knocked the child
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      461 9 I„ m T H h D t o,,ar steamship Li ne has purchased from the j United States Shipping Board, the steamers formerly 0 operated by the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 1 The Trans-Pacific Service, commencing with the D President Lincoln from San Francisco, on May 16th will f therefore
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      88 9 I s TpadeMapk. |||U Established KXGij,Tcp.x> |&*rX 1656 f"^ r rtOUifNL Cemtr. 1 f I FINEST j EXPORT I i j BOTTLING j 1 OF Giisiiness s I I stout ni OBTAINABLE. Wm I 5 5 I f Solo Agents I John Little Co., Ltd.,! (Incorporated id f SINGAPORE KUALA
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    662 10 DEEDS OF A DARING SPORTSMAN Interesting Views of Sir Claude de Crespigny Sir Claude Champion de Creapigny holds with Sir James Brrie that courage is the lovely virtue; and in answer to a charge of recklessness that has been made against him he insists that indifference to
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    325 10 The armed robber fraternity at Shanghai 1ZFL* U lUrn n )XA «n«nriea to another and even more ser.nu* form of cr.me. caS. root ily «h<*vn an alarming ncrem*\ One of thr>c plot» wa S succeasfuiry carried out rveetir.y but at the Cost of two if 7hTlives of the gang u
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      318 10 wMM I MĔmw p ure Dairy 1 I Milk Cream I I NOW OBTAINABLE AT I THE KOI.I.(.WING POINTS H I C ld Stora 8 e Depot, Orchard Road. I A C ld Storage De P°** Borneo Wharf. I lltL 1101 1 BeC C n Beach Road. I m X
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      215 10 AUCTION SALE ESTATE TRUST AGENCffiUrT" SALES LAND AND v SUNDRY Hdd Held weekly on Tue PAWNBROKERS' UNRE- Friday Saturdf DEEMED PLEDGES Held monthly. MORTGAGES ARRANGED Immediate attention assured Account Sales promptly rendered T. 0. MAYHEW Po CHING KENG LEE YEOYANBOON ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES UMm (Successors to Ching Keng Lee 4
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    MARKET PRICES
    510 11 Singapore, May 9. MEAT ■••J "tea* (round) kati 43 p*** ft* c "rry keU 37 Pork lean kati P T°i *ncr fat (Ist quaisty) BO Mutton Indian kati S Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 55 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 60 Ducks each !JJ) domestic
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    35 11 The output of The Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd. for the month of April 1925 amounts to 7 442 lbs making a total of 76,851 lbs. for the nine months of the current financial year.
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      519 11 r STEAMER SAILINGS TiTBRITISH INDIA AND APCAR~UNK~ (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. HtfjlgULAJI AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) HrfWAlDi from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. fmt ma Ja P an For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp Due Tonnage Singapore
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      386 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY ,0r Port SwetUnham KiMb.-\, 6 p.m., for Muar TUESDAY 30 for Port Di <*~>*. TRANG 4 n Ba n P*toh and Lumut KA.\fPAR, 4 p.m., for Potitianak WEDNESDAY 1 Swettenh m MEDUSA' Im¥*Z f r Malacca and
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      412 11 STEAMER SAILINGS feS kv n J 1 f||j|fi ill I (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) LONDON LINE. o Tonnage Destination Suwa Maru 11,000 Marseilles London R'dam Antwem v"* 9 Sail Fujhimi Maru 11,000 Marseilles London ArTtwern P 14 Hakoraki Maru 11,000 Marseilles London AntwerS SS 5 28 Hskusan Maru 11,000 Marseilles London
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      309 12 SITUATIONS VACANT Pwfhll?T~. Vacancy f,r '<<cal-born Vale »-iiLi per in rnntiit plus Sv em 7 T. P rary al,ow "nce of 10% ri.ing 2 I'O annual L.eremente to $J5O. Ap£ ir.tn.ent lerrninahieby ode months notice on either sloe 7* ihim Btutin X »ge. experience and horthand-tyrewritli g speed to the
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      511 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. SINGAPORE CRICKET (LIB. nnnl 18 R C mmlt r te hay, receive I notice tS 9 f i h Ru,M of th Club from 21 Members a Special General Meeting of ButlQessi-ro obtain the opinion of the f?«miJ r I o l the ,übj ~Q* d By
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      396 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890 on 2nd December 1892.) jajiiifni Cmpi £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £i,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 458 oo\ G Church Str«t. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman. Lord Csrmichael,
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      473 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES 85 Beach Street alaoca 131 Jonker Street. 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16> Ilir Hongkong 13, Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT: London New York, San Francisco, Wv ia W S n o^a^ y Shanghai
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      416 12 INSURANCE fmf% SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Fin lay son Green. FOR SAFETY AND GOOD SERVICE IN LIFE ASSURANCE GO TO THE ORIENTAL IN AGE 9 SIZE AND STRENGTH THE GREATEST INDIAN LIFE
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      443 12 MALAYA issj>| AND A l m SHIPPING GAZfi*. 1 one Edito rial I 'Phone 171 B ferial L P Payable in Aiv»n I Per »r. num lLrs 1 HMI-yesriy p quarts ;i jß copy 5 Postage Extr» VERY M-Wv I MALAYA TRIBUNP?I upon street seller* r KEAD ERS ™bune BECOME
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