Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1925

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  • 29 1 The Malaya Tribune. and mmry SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY.] (EVENING DAILY. vol. xn -No. 112 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MAY 15. 1925
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 76 1 j THE I j MALAYA TRIBUNE AND GAZETR I ft w-paper of H Ktja Punished Daily. I that keeps iti informed Z miUPBHIHEHT I ..;iii:iil i I I nn i I nn 9 t 11 I Solves THE j ft JftVlitaS- j Si B^^B PROBLEM j o Sole Agents j
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    • 39 1 ULTRA VIOLET MB I I I f j j ,an^ roM tp eyes. To prevent this danger by wearing Cennloe Crookes I these insidions ■ays We make them. THE EASTERN OPTICU CO.. 1 15, South Canal Road, Sinsapora. I
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  • 1387 2 MARKET FOR CHEAP SHOES Mr. MacGregor Knox's Report *nd Conclusions Mr i« M m J v *°J Kno *U Pr °P»««ndiit of the r. M. B. Propaganda Commute proceeded to CVna n December last >r the purposes of: (a) Estimating the possibilities of China as a market
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  • 252 2 In a Divisional Court consisting of Lords Jnajacen Bankea and Scrutton, S rjeant Sull.van, X.C.. was granted a rul nsi for a wr.t of attachment against the editor publ sher. and printer of "The Peopl for' al.eged co umpt of court for publishira' arfcc.es r latmg to William
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 420 2 Singapore Oxy-Acetylene Works, 100, Tank Road, Singapore. Welders ol Cjlicders. Crank Cases. Gears. Shafts or any machinery made of Cast Iron, Brass, Stetl. Aluminium etc. Promptitude Guaranteed. CHARGES MODERATE. CHO RISO. Welder. Tel. No. 1996 SPECIAL CHEAP PRICE FOR HIGH QUALITY CREAM LAID WINDOW ENVELOPES 1,000 for $10.00 FOOLSCAP ACCOUNT
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    • 515 2 HEALTHY CHILDREN MAKE HAPPY PARENTS. wh^f!!!^ ar oft I l worri€d to just SB* |tb do when the little ones B uddenlV IS a T e feV€rish > «rttess, sleepiest g* a *j«"«P> Pairu It is just to meet of that Baby'e Own ft! 1 Ke Pt ready .alt ,nW
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  • 1148 3 END OF A LENGTHY SPELL IN THE TROPICS Question of a Colonial Governor's Leave rou« »nS r 83 become much more geneL£js Eras .7,5 L* h,s Powers begin to flar *arcts b «™me*shak y tropins. ?t "I:' len th y a P*» in the J loai as "th.
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 270 3 He Keeps Young. II trsold but befeckfan salts of v- Brimful of hemhk and SSL wh your body lb abeei jo, of being vo„ JidS V. UF fe* ivt s I 1 too if you take your tidnm i /P ill he llver and KruMhen Sato Tm/ i£ tV V
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    • 225 3 Get Rid Of Irritations By Using Cuticura j to c,e an*e and purify, rw ithe J2? K ,P IT Utkura Ointment Z •oothe and heal. Nothing better for all roughness, rashe,. eruphonVandSS J-- .CuucmaTalcumaUo m\lSt Jfg, Try our w Sif ring Stick. PHONJBIs 241t LM CHEE SENG, 66-8 Market Street.
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 301 4 AMUSEMENTS i| EI JVC PIR G 1 Thursday, May 14 to Monday, May 18. In the First Show at 7.30 pm. Sharp. S AGNES AYRES in I RACING HEARTS I WITH THEODORE ROBERTS AND RICHARD DIX. I A saucy Bnippy, Snappy, speed story of a new fashioned girl and P>
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    • 345 4 AMUSEMENTS j* *****2 fALHAMBRA Theitre Beach fioad. g TAN CHENG KEE a CO.. LTD, Proprietor.. S I g 1 ¥rm Tuesday, May 12 to Sunday, May 17. In the Second Show commencing 9 p.m. H -J 11l II X I THE HOST IMPRESSIVE SPECTACULAR DRAMA EVER SCREENED I Tee Love
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    • 362 4 AMUSEMENTS ====as s Gaiety Cinema I Surma Th^ Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets C «*U*g N rth k,„ d TO-NIGHT AT 9 p. m SHARP. Wednesday I (La»t Night, Thursday 21st May) '9th N|„ WILLIAM FOX NIGHTLY AT 7„ Pu Present, BEN WILSON NEVA Q f IF WINTER GOMES SS"The
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  • 440 5 To-day's (Juotations KICK <5 m >, 1 per Koyan $330 a m 2 |M0 3 $308 1«': n l $275 2 $26® 3 $261 iLr on 1 $250 2 $246 Par L i.eti No 1 per bag $9.80 2 $9.15 3 $8.90 PRODUCE Buyer» SeHeni a«w ra
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  • 122 5 a l>amphlot de- !< VV.re Light- being a boon c at ke gas, there ia «ratta the cons*ng and hundkvng < time taken up ■■->■>< breakages 1 Wen, we und-cr- the F. ML S. and the Govern. Houses and Clubs. i» operation that th., filV-ng of eaai
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  • 15 5 untitle Railways are h when completed, t Powerful! on X Ajaaaae* Trans- well posted with
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  • 628 5 Old Time Sea Dangers; Sword-Fish Penetrates Ship ha. been ioU to Bremenf*te\222 L > £27,500 BIII P breakera for which •M a Sff't2' a MM -S Pe^n^moVtw.^' 6^ -JS Rotterdam-Lloyd steamer, Soeraka-ta 6,926 tons gross, built iQio Ka x serf. c p B^i 430 feet have been salved,
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  • 87 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association a»ngapore, May 15. fale Crepe Oosing Priceo. Spot B| s* Lateot London Cobles quote London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Srw* Buyers Seller*. S 1100 ioi J une 98 July to 88 89 October to Dei mber 78 79 Latest London Cobles
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  • 56 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. rv Kerosene Devoeo Impenal Brilliant per 2 in* ?5.40 Syivan Arrow mt 2 t ns h.Ou T:g:r per 2 tins <-, H) Tigtr per 2 drums Benzine Socony Mr-tor GasoLne per 2 tins of o gallons Socony Motor Gasoline per
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  • 77 5 The current retail prces of Kerosene end Kenzme are as f\>Uows: Shell K;rosene per two tin* $5 60 rish STJi Dragon .c ZZ own $5.20 rOSS $5.15 S rown a drums $5.00 Cross ti Vk 11" A S I bhell Aviation ex drums 3a6jl oennne
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  • 88 5 Smgapocc, May 15. Bank 4 months* aijrht 2*. 4 516 d Demand 2« 4^d I*rivote 3 montho* s ght 2o 4%d >n Ind*— Bank Tel. TranHfl t 1354 hi Hongkong— Bark demand draft 2%i p.c. Dis. *n Shanghai— Dink demand draft 75H > n Java— Bank tm% Transfer *****
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  • 68 5 As a untitle of the publicy given to the discovery in an- old mn at Farnfconough of the first coffin rmde for Ohartee Darwin, Professor Karl Pearsion. wno occupied th* *aw of Eugenics at London Uncversity, has offarjed to buy Mm coffin for exh'bl ion University. LW—w Pearson m hse
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  • 85 5 Ship. Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Sttigapore, May 15. indicate, the of «3 the word Indus Moru 20 l **<*i 22; M TaVn^i 2 Ga 3 >-Melch*or Treub, 18; E Z (Gate 3 <)-Penang Ma~du 3 °4 6 BenmaCdhui 32 Imm Wharf (Gate 4).-Kuala,
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  • 68 5 k Pta It, Somarang and Meohior TVeub 2 mm Maraoc an d KoOo E5 P K.i, p. Mm *B:-njf Un 2 p.m. 8 P m I iiiril In 3 W cohnib,. P < t £sJft 3p,m.Nap.es, Anwcrp,* Ro.tendlam* 4 ,1 Leglen 3 p.m. i*>cngei Uot and S?bu' p
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  • 90 5 •j Lc<nrk,n. May 12. Moncheoter Market— B*l lbs shirtinKs fair (new > is) 16s 40 s Grey Yarns, single twat *>m, 6 lbs T. Cloth fair 24 yards "in! Liverpool MorkeUCotton Fully Middling AmerigJS, M 12.32 Cotton Egypt an 31 0Tin Std. 3 mon hs £244 17
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 27 5 I You cannot buy a Lamp than SOLE AGENTS: United Engineers Limited J (Incorporated in the S.S.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT 11, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. v ft I aanMBBa«Ma«iMllllllllllMI«lMiMi^^
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    • 402 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. S and itt j£e, 2 S& aßd 30th M^ H. V. TOWNER, Deputy Colonial Engneer. NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY J>F SINGAPORE. S *ry e that Malacca recornstanictaonu ne 1925 for By Order, W. MARSH, Municipal Offices, P 1 SecwU Singapore, 13th May, 1915. NOTICE. Ordioinc9 No 96 (Minor Offences)
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  • 155 6 A Singapore Diary n v w*m May 15 H.gh Tides.-2.21 a.m., 4.28 p.m. Lnitch homeward mail leavea S S s.lV*p n^. AnnUal Exchange, tt v rr- To morrow May 16 Jiffh Tdes.-5.33 a.m., 5.33 p.m. i>. L ouiward ma due. M. M. oik ward mail due. C.
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  • 86 6 DEATH. nn°th'p G i7nK r K \7* Gu n P»*^ l \\> oa MX? clPm. at his residence -4 M,.hamo4 Sultan Road. A<?ed 90 FMR He leaver behind to mourn ha loss LfgS S g- On, Soon Hel fa "LI .It he U tht l e
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  • 956 6 If out remarks on Mu*:i m Ihwaj :n Smgapore have n c other effect they have at least caused local Muslims to th nk seriously and raise a stronj op nion aga nst those pe«p!e wh 0 are offending again-t every law, Muslim and otherwise, tha> humanity is
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  • 147 6 There will be no matinor at the Alhambra to-day OLuang Krah-iksh Rajasev as ,k*j.nt Sen™! J V DaV 'i s *•>« Outram Road hctuMd and Mrs. Device are due to arrive ''T^T'Cn.Tnd^ 1 mom:ns b Z -o ofTh« h S V jU?t r weNxvd the ia.*. ?L if M "i
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  • 26 6 RUBBER wo n ?o°„ n SS? on May 9m t0M; London.—2b. 7d. Local.—98 a nta. TIN London —£246.5.0. Local—$122% per pieul 150 ftona sold.
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  • 574 6 Retrial of Bukit Timah Murder Case The retrial was commenced yesterday at the Court before the acting Chief iSv Cc V Mr V J^' tice S roule and Special Jury of a Chinese, An? Oheong for the a leged murder of Loh Swee T-ng another Ch nese at
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  • 56 6 VUcMV in whVh Mr. Tan Moen- Ten !r T« v h rri e<y <* the late Ir. Tan Moeng Tho for the accountinc- of aettW Thp S f :d he h d a shaTe has been be term V of th settlement wffl g eonfiimed m Court
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  • 33 6 IMI from Er nope, (Lord n aantb des- Apn 23). ex B. L Teestn wiH by Mb t\o-mor.rcw inttrn&u, fw. WW be ready for delivery "to boxMoideiß at 9.45 a.m y
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  • 1052 6 (F/om a Cf.rr It is amazingly lilnn] tongue and a valuable assets. Liv at on-3 of th. Hot the v r rooms, be verves any the troubl,. .mj PO-ftljr can. ,y, to food,, «M*»i« *>«ot he'. P yourself fro r,^^ be.'" t0 .notke, Pabular pa!a:i fco.,toutcf jvur
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 282 6 ..1,,!.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,»,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.. I Opening X>a,y j Tuesday, 19th May, 1925. j j GRAND MILITARY j j TATTOO PAGEANT I AT THE STADIUM I Gates open 7.45 p.m. BOOK NOW AT 1 Messrs. Robinson Co., Ltd. j GRAND STAND BOXIS:—S50.00, »0.00 and «50.00. I SEATS:—*S.OO each. I EAST STANii SEATS:-S3OO. 1 i
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 72 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report B> Court.-v of the Government Health Office Kan dang Kerbau station for the 24 hours ending m>dnight 14th May. 1925. Max. shade temp. deg. 92.2 F; Mm."shade temp. 78 F; Mean shade temp. 83.8 F- Max .«n radiation 131 F; Mm. gras. radiation ♦3.6 r Sea
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  • 137 7 NK of ENGLAND GOLD EXPORT British Amendment at Arms Conference Reuter's Service. Tendon, May 11. to Colonel Day i MMH stated that since on gold exports B> r Errand had exported f b.. Bpedd and 729,000 L r. ion, May 14. nun ai replying to a thi
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  • 60 7 Reuter's Service. IV hr >. CaVforn'a, May 14. 1 a t tw > days have Pacific Coast conI i i hur.dr.d thousand I.: jcbca s were and easily ran the bloc- 11 i- Mm Local i < V.<]i .r have droppeu I the few days iea,
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  • 42 7 Reuter's Service. V» Bfltaa, May 14. BRefl of women ha e :< 0 t, Pi idaal of the Ameri- wry made a statement kwmrk in <leU?ates wi:h passively pf.'ni.v..r._' f n t> run the coni KrjM M a "propa-
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  • 40 7 Reuter's Service. N a York, May 14. < laral to purchase I B alia three hundred yesH—ll will fix a fair 11 at he will scrap a majo- "i r ht rt-condition some f us kk industries.
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  • 29 7 Reuter's Service. Waakiaglaa, May 14. 5«CTtUiy of Agriculture, t? prosecutions with the V a recurrence of the I/ V though he admits en h '*n «ti opined.
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  • 25 7 Reuter's Service. P a M *cow, May 14. the Supreme Conhas announced that Ha, r man firm re- Bcasaiaa have been u i
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  • 80 7 untitle New York courts untitle 'an the youthful film Ikm-hief company for and portrait without *&ad b an award mi H 1 1 Registrar of of Fire Bri- Laving f 0(r a:nr f J«n„, his sucl;ngade being due out TV f aet edition of Liddell -ur volumes destroys ,;;r which
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  • 116 7 Rakovsky Says Britain's Help is Needed Reuter's Service. London, May 14. In conversation with Sir Charles Stewart, Chairman of the "Anglo-Russan Conciliation Association, RaWskv referred to the Soviet's intention as soon as possible to proceed with the construction of the Trans-North-Siberian Rai way, s x thousand n:il?s in
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  • 34 7 Reuter's Service. Mc *cow, May 14. Over two thousand, delegate, are attending the Soviet Congress including the full praesldium cf sevtnty-five members, in:luduaf Kalinin, Kamsneff. Stalin, Rvkoff, Z.n >- vieff, Trotsky ai.d Frunae.
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  • 80 7 Accorded Another Enthusiastic Welcome Reuter's Service. Port Elisabeth, May 14. Every successive town visited by the Prince of Wales vies wkh its predecessor m the warmth of its Royal welcome. The Pence arrived to-day, afar, a few days recuparatlon at Sir Abe Bailey's farm at Coltsberg, and
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  • 83 7 Reuter's Service. London, May 14. It is nou.worthy that among the message* from foreign Goven -merits congratulating H ndenburg on his accession to the I'reaid pga, was the absence of mis.-age.? from the Allies, but Britain is now tend ng customary felicitations, (following rce pt of the official
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  • 16 7 The Passenger:—Hi! (»r anß RVKAh kcitah! Th- Driver:—l id'apa la! Sudah kasi horn!
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  • 166 7 Havas Agency RV at, Hay 14. French troops, surfeited by numerous air plan, s ar.d heavy artillery, ca-.r.ed out an extensive operat on wkiefl resulted in the complete clearing cf the fcrtiled ri We ait Bibane wh&nce the R'ffirr.s. ;:f v tr c >crtatic resistance, fled hastily
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  • 193 7 The Gaiety Theatre WUfeaai Fox"*? Kg prochictir.n "If Winter Comes" focm the novel by A. S. M. Hutchison wOh Percy Marmvnt an,! Ann Forrest stars at the "Gaiety" tonnlight. Owing to the length of ih s pl'ctture the second show w;LI commence night'iy at 9 p.m. sharp. In
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  • 35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day, is Ra. 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceybn is Ra. 159 equal to $100.
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  • 103 7 Reuter's Service. Capetown, May 14. The preliminary draft of the new constitution for the South-West Africa territory shows that it will be governed by a council f eight of whom ene will be the Adm:ailtmtar, three will be nominated and four w 1 bi alaetaa ty the
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  • 30 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, May 14. Bevea people were killed and 17 injured sixty mil >s f.-om Moscow in an accident to a passenger train proceed ing to Sebej.
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  • 12 7 Reuter's Service. Rangoon, May 14. Plnedo has arrived here safely.
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  • 124 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, May 15. In anticipation of a probable further rise :<n the Rubber morrkot, the sellero' prices at* X?' o er Un<i hlebbe«u >' e bid as high as 11 HO. No definite opin on as to future prices is
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  • 47 7 The Dairy Telegraph's Parliamentary correapondent cfates that it is now A finitely cjttled that Sir George Lloyd, former Governor of Bombay, wll succeed Lord Arlenby in Egypt. The opinion in Government circle is that tho change will he maHe this summer. It entails a by-e4eet;ua alt Eaatboame.
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  • 518 7 DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN AUTHOR Hig "Conspicuous Service to the British Empire" Reuter's Service. London, May 14 me death has occurred of the well-known autnor Sir Rider Haggard. "S B E adenl i* Jn N '<"*follc on June rtv V. r Rl i er H »K**rd waaan auth,Agrxuhural
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  • 94 7 (Fnom Our Own Correspondent) t tj Penang, May 14. l c Hv-. Mr. Just.cc M. H. Whtley made an ore r r» the Suprc.n>« Court adB Mr. h Aancld de Souza Slrd'v:.r .hene as an advora.v and autieUor to he Courts of the Colony. Mr. Siriwardhene thanked
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  • 11 7 From France by s.s. Porthos, due Singapore day!lght to-morrow.
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  • 296 7 Mr. C.D. Ahearne, Deputy Controller of Labour, Penang .s proceeding to Madras on special cuty to-day. The death took place in Bangkok on May Jnd of Mr. F. Kunze, a Czecho-Slovakian gen lonian who was very well tdced in Siam. He was connected wth the cloth business, and his m
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 244 7 4 ~I GALLENDER I RUBBER INSULATED SBEATH£D I Sole Agents: I THE BORNEO CO., LTD. (Incorporated ie England.) Singapore I'emng. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Teluk Anson »„<i c. i in :i>'ii.ininiiii;iii mi i ii.iniri,,!, i,i i ,iii,i..«i l l i.„. 11,1 «nsoa and Alor Star. »*""•—'«•"■»»."..I.«.M.«.„.,»„.„„, f Patronised H by Established
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  • 24 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL Nineteen Goals in a Match Reuter's Service. AdeCiaxJe, May 14. At soccer England beat South Av»traiia by ten gcaus to nine.
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  • 55 8 In the second division of the S. F. A. League, the S-C.F.A. (B) defeated the S.R.C. II by four goals» t*> n21 yesLenctoy aft,bmoon. The Chinese played a clever gamj throughout but had to play hard for the.r wall deserved ruSiory. The S.R.C. at;i3cke>d strongrly but their
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  • 35 8 The V.M.C.A. met Puuau Bran: cm the r -Miation ajrourrd arid won by four goals to niL Dudley netted two of the goals wh:ie S.ruys and Ratnam accounted for one each.
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  • 90 8 P. W. L. D. F. A Pti. K. Su««*x It. 3 3 0 0 5 0 (I s.cr. si. :i 2 o i 2 o s Y.M.C.A. 4 2 2 0 6 3 4 P. Btooi 5 12 2 2 7 4 Po'lCfc 3 1 1 1
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  • 260 8 Trono—Turner The promoters of to-night's ci ntes .s at the Singapore Boxing S.udkmi are antic; pa !vng a good crowd in view of the program mj which l mtm very well. Tamer, ,he Aaatnaflfea fighting jockey and Al Trmo, go up "La the mn* in -event over twelve-tihree-m-imu.? POOnda
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  • 285 8 S.R.C. Tournament To-day's Ties Mixed Doubles W. A. Bai'hechet and W. Neubronrror vs. N. E. Ess ,and J. T. Andrews, S.C.R.C. Tournament Wednesday's Results A Singles Cheong Chee L'm minus 15 beat Woon Chow Tat, minus 3, 6—4, 6—o. B Singles Low Peng Cor mjlnus 18 beat Lee
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  • 20 8 An American tennis tournament wufl be heW on the 11th, (Thursday), 12th. (Friday) and 13th, (Saturday) of June.
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  • 22 8 Roehaonpbon, May 14. In the ftrat round of the Davis Cup competition Denmark beavt Rumavia by 4 to 1
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  • 214 8 Training Notes The horses were given light work this morning and it must be admitted that they are looking well all round and good racing may be anticipated to-morrow. The Satan of Perak and His Highness Su.t have arr.ved and another owner on the course was Ganapa hy
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  • 62 8 Lanka Union vs. Services The following w(U represent the Lanka LnLon 3b the above maJtch which wiil be payed to-n>:mow at TangKn, pNay commenong at 2 p.nu:—T.. E. K. Retnam. A. Sinn.oh. M. Ignatius, Dr. S. Thamhip'.lai A. S. Muni lam, M. G. P us. E. P. Jasinghe G.
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  • 34 8 The above match which w&s to be played on tlhe St. J. O. B. A. ground to-morrow has been canceled as the ground wiU be utilised by the boy scouts.
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  • 52 8 The following wiffl represent the V.M.C.A. vis. S.R.C. a: Cricket to-rAorrow on the ■Mar gnow>i commence a 2 pm-— H G. Stack, (Oapt.) R. Lvro?. M. King, J J att. B K. Shah, E. Newton. D. U. A-Deans, R. Jumabhoy, F. Vne, and U. L. bmadey. Reserve:—G.
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  • 35 8 C. F. A. Tournament Saturdays Play Mr. Toh Cheng Kiat vs. Mr. Choo Ah l nye. Mr. Low Chwee Thye vs. Mr. Choo Eng tnua. Mr. Choo Lye Huat vs. Mr. Lim Siew Tee,
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  • 270 8 L Training.— Pn^Pil? 6 week nd Cair P for the Machine SS S* t tOOB a Sl la P on May 15th, 16th and 17th is cancel cd. (ii) The Eurasian Company will go nto mi? at ar on May l;>th lf h and 2 Complimentary. C
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  • 126 8 The Manila Times states that corespondence between the Bur, au of Labour of the Ph'hpp.nee, and the Lntea-natiorml Lab ur Buat au of the Lea rue of Nations, was made pubic on April 29 by Director Crux of the local bureau. A cordial invitation to the PhiLppmes to take part
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  • 1075 8 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORTS Singapore Chamber of Commerce Singmpop May 13. Catalogued 1,018,292 Iba., 454.59 ton* Offered 596,420 Iba., 266.26 tona Sold 428,674 Iba., 191.37 tona. London 2a PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Suoked Sheet Cent, ncr Ih Standard Qual ty No Av e ra c Q u i:t y »0* to
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  • 331 8 In add tion to a selection of new fiction the underrated works have been added to Raffles Library and will te available for issue on Sa urday, May 16. Adam (Frank) Clans, Septs and Regiments of the Scottish Highlands. 2nd cd. 1924. Alliiujham (E. G.) A Romance of
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  • 126 8 The following acticn was Ukcn iv CcmNo. 3 at a meeting heid on May 12, Decided to confirm Mr. Permcfather in J*?*?* 4 9 mt of grace and without W a jPWftF equivalent to whow. pay 1 Va uth Watchman, who feat hus arm ow.ng to injury from
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  • 111 8 A unique contest for supremacy between r m itJ m l m mtramoth locomotives in Gnat Britain to be staged by the Great vZTI IWa S rf* «d North Eastern Railway. N?lT!n :n Bm t n the L. and RU. will haul the Corn ah Riviera express
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  • 89 8 The untitle into the circumstances at th* <Uh of Mr. Re^nHd d/rowned mmm months ago aftcv Jumping «> parachute from an aenoE2*« «4aft>ition cf flying at Kowloon, A 21. when the jury brouglht in a verdict of "Death «icilng a rider that, conWl close proximity of the sea .nsumc.en- BftM*oM
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  • 107 8 The death of the Rev. Dr. Benjamin Chappell, weJ-known Methodist m ssionary m Tokyo, has occurred at his home at Aoyama Gakuin, when he passed away painlessly from heam faJTam He was 73 yeans of age. Dr. Benjamin Chappell was Canadian by birth, but was a member of the* Am
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 355 8 1 FRESH STOCK! FRESH STO«S| English Make 1 FOOTBALL I I BOOTS I All sizes in stock a RAJJL Ac Co, 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore. f .n^^^^S 1 ft SINGAPORE BOXING STADIUM, 1 TO-NIGHT. 1 Al Trono vs. Karry > I Minute Roun X I (EIGHT BOUND CONTF.STS.) M
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  • 304 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET I I and A EVATT Exchange lowing l£ Singapore, May 15. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES laaue Value 2a Allagar 2e Anglo-Java mT 20a Anglo-Malay 251 20s Ayer Kuning o20a Batu Cavee 1 20s Batu Tiga 2a Bekoh 3 7 S 20s
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  • 223 9 Issue Value Bayers. Sellera. 1 Ailenby (New) 1.60 1.75 1 Alor Gajah 135 1.50 2 Amalgamated Malay 2.50 2.65 5 Ay r Hitam 12.00 13.00 cd. 1 Ayer Kur.ing 0.50 0.70 9 Ayer Pana* 7.00 7.50 1 Ayer Molek 1.50 1.70 1 Balgowne 3.25 350 1 Bas.H" t
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  • 251 9 Issue Value a*., a; Buyer». Sellers. J er 0.10 0.16 i j«l an 165 170 e 1 Jclaiitoh Tin 0.15 0.20 It i^ n D 40 0.45 f} n 31 6 321£1 Kuala Lumpur N. L. 23|- 241. £1 Kampong T. D. 41!- 42 6 £1 Kamunt.ng Tin D.
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  • 215 9 INDUSTRIAL SHARES Issue Value Buyer». Sellers, i. Ornish Amer, job. 5 17;6 CIO 10 Central Eng. Works 4.50 5.00 5 Central Motors 0.50 1.00 100 Chiiiese Com. Rank $50 paid up 77.50 82 50 £1 Eastern Smltg. Ord. 9.00 9.25 £1 Eastern 10 p.c., Pref 10.00 11.00 10 Ect. Utd.
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    • 473 9 fi11.1986. ORIENTAL HOI EL Bras Basah Read SPECIAL RACE TIFFINS ALL FOUR DAYS Orchestra in Attendance RACE DANCES On Saturday the 16th and Saturday the 23rd May. C S. n, MORGAN, Manager W p;y "X\ dim, <tuffy buogaljwg Tm^&Sm\wg§ i where it is Inp >sitbie to read, W v^"^Jsr •s
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    • 133 9 TpadeAW. Established Registered 1656 "She QIA Favourite" RBI m I J FINEST il** EXPORT i BOTTLING i OF 1 f Guinnesses i stout pi i il OBTAINABLE. rEII m 5 5 I a I 9 9 3 Sole Agents: 1 j John Little Co, Ltd, I I (Incorporated in England.)
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  • 605 10 Beautiful Italian's Pathetic Vigil With "Britain* Best Ambassador"—the Pnnce of Wales-<went the good of the whole country when he set out in the KepuJse on the ftret stag.* of hie latest tour, which will Ibe to Africa and the Argentine. H.s dai\y adventures will be followed
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  • 375 10 Despair Fallows Daughter's Death L t us drcp one little flower upon the bier of Mrs. Bull of Mo<rtlake. Here is no story of High Society, but it is so intensely human tn* of the queer tricks that Fate plays with us in this life that it
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    • 135 10 I Have You Tasted I ESKIMO PIE 1 j Delicious Vanilla Ice Cream coated with I I Chocolate. Try it to-day. Obtainable from I the Cold Storage Depot in Orchard Road or i at Borneo Wharf, or from Bun Bee Co Beach Road. j 1- I S c S c
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    • 312 10 AUCTION SAIE SALES LAND AND HOUSF^ F GOODS™ SUI^DRY WCekly n Mo <%. weekly on T P nH°n KERS UNRE- Frida y I*3? DEEMED PLEDGES Wpu Helc j month]v MORTGAGES ARRANGED Immediate attention Account Sales prompttyrendted T. 0. MAYHEW n CHING KENG LEE m Mana S«»YEO VAN BOON ?anagersecretary. ESTATE
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  • 515 11 Singapore, May 9. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 43 Beef stew or curry kati 37 Pork lean kati V* *»d (Ist quality) 50 Mutton Indian kati 80 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati g5 Capons (Locally reared) kati "ens (Locally reared) kati 60 Ducks each 70 Picons, domestic unfledged
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  • 171 11 Paris.—ln spite of a police hunt throughem* ranee, the youth, Marcel Pierson, the leader of a gang of ts all under twenty, and who is alleged to 'have shot dead a postman, Louis Porchereau cannot be found. Detective* have traced hia lover, a girl named Juliette Kobaut, known
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    • 571 11 STEAMER SAILINGS ffoTßrnsH india and apcarljnes~ (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PIVINStf'AR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty'a Government.) jfTWABDi mm LONDON. HOMEWARDS. fm i hi,ia JJa n For Marseilles, London Antwerp Due Tonna** Singapore Tonnage Single
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    • 382 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAT K ™l%*L& n ,or Port Sw nhlm KIM HA, 5 p.m., for Muar. TUESDAY PE 230 rP' m ,or Port Di <*«>*. TRA KC A 9 n B *J an DatoD L vvt P m for Pontianak.
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    • 526 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) LONDON LINE. a Tonnage Destination Suwa Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Roam Antwern tw io W Fushimi Maru 11,000 Marseilles London P Si H Ha .osaki Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwern SS 5 28 Hakusan Maru 11,000 Marseilles Lor.don 0 11 KUar.o Maru 8,000 Marseilles London
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    • 487 12 SITUATION VACANT Rh™/t* T f Vacancy for HmJUmm Wait Bhorthand-lypist will >ccur on imi July, 19*5. oaurv i 60 per meniera, non-pensionable plus frlcily temporary allowance of 10%>, rising *y »10 annual Increments to $250. Appointment terminable by one month's notice on either aide Apply In writicg stating age, experience
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    • 524 12 PUBUC NOTICES NOTICE. SINGAPORE CKICKLT CLUB. The Committee havlra* re(fil v.i mmm mm «1 Monib.r. a Bp.oul 0.n.r.1 MmHqe S ot e M M a e y m fra-ned by the Com.nP.tee and ported on th. »>:lls thill be payable on the 15th day of the month following th. end
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    • 293 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. > <R<*Ut*r«d ta London. m 6n th. 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Cepftal Subscribed Capital ff'SSS'JSS Paid-up Capital fiJXnS Reserve Fund and Rest ggg JSaTiW 1 16 G —Church Street, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Enq,, Chairman. Lord Carmjchael, G.C.SJ Sir S J.
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    • 414 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: »4. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES r gag P.letnh.n« 10, Ihr. Hongkong 13, Quean's Road Central. AGENCIES AT: London, New York San B.l»vi. Sourly.. °SW7nV s2' Amoy. Pontic. T™», fJ' ._v j CAPITAL. »20.000,000 p.id.op 8.000.000 R««nv. LUbility of Sh.re- 4,0 0,000 holders Mn
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    • 323 12 INSURANCE >*<BBBav THB O&Hi 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlsyson Green. FOR SAFETY AND GOOD SERVICE IN LIFE ASSURANCE GO TO THE ORIENTAL IN AGE SIZE AND STRENGTH THE GREATEST INDIAN LIFE ASSURANCE
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    • 405 12 'Phone 315 v^T~. Per annu m Al '**<*. uaif-yearjy p er quarter Fj| "MALAYA .ft*, 5?PPen», the 4aZ£V to THE q """■■■fiilUin re! matters v z ,h, «*esaed to TIIK -i -4 Remittances by c v I""*" £oS SCALE OF ADvT k For Casual A h, Wants, To Ut I
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