Malaya Tribune, 5 June 1925

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII.- 130 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925
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      275 1 TO I MALAYA TRIBUNE AMD 1 GAZETTE New?paper of I M-ilaya. s died Daily. it keeps its 3 informed 'IMPENDENT. I I I I I 1 I I 1 I 1 ONLY 50cts.1 Safety Razor* I j WITH TWO REAL GILLETTE BLADES I I ULT ™f%lt nicM price iTi-i£ eXP€BSIVe
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      251 1 ULTRA-VIOLET HAYS 1 ■j St-? f^pl I danger by wearing Genuine Crook*• 1 1 J*| "STERN OPTIMl CO.. f I 1S Soutl > C»"al Road, SJafaM I i iiiii iiiii mini j 1 KUSCON Standard <«> Buildings j FOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PURPOSES J NOW MADE OF I Special Alloy
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    THE BAWLA MURDER
    1287 2 TWO ACQUITTED AND REST SENTENCED Judge's Interesting Address to Jury •t .ally throtucd, man LadeT Judge*. of the Exactly «t n Hia Lordship starts j.. ■venng his eh^ rpe to the started dethat a great deal had been said in ?k course of the arguments aW»i, the
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      234 2 Buy British Cars O I I'STANDARD" Car. were U I first introduced in 1903. Every S \li year show n «teady and W 1.4 marked improvement justifying an il M lr popularity which c.n only be «ccured by really f,r.t d.s. c«r. 1 I l Gracefully built tlx "STANDARD" i.
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      125 2 Most childireji u v causing ,j[ a P ?i s other serious When you hv, 311 M charade- admin?* f ft" fven with absolve a'ao are a snecifi?-r 1Ca1 bHW 11 and colds, expel worm*' r 4 from Dr. m\h m pore. o •> 4 NEVER STOP ADVE^ Whcn &s
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    GANDHI & TAGORE
    2091 3 GANDHI TAGORE THE TWO GREAT NAMES IN INDIA Mr. C. F. Andrews' Message to Young Men's Conference •At no time in the history of chc human race, has ttoe name of Inda begun to shine mm far-reaching light, ow.ng to the two great names- of Gandhi and Tagore, I|g re
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      381 3 i 1 j Progress is Nature's Way and healthy development of the child shows ways at first he is so helpless-soon he awl—l sen to walk—and later to run In like same* ne hismental powers and other faculties •>. Nature demands that the child's feeding too vc. adequate to build
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      131 3 THE BURDEN LIFTED. Sciatica causes the most acute agony, ?ii U 8 L y0ur life a burd «n. but if you don't ngnt the disease, it will gradually get a hrmer and firmer hold on you—and then I here is only ne sure weapon that you can ■M in your
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      362 3 Following in Grandpa's Footsteps. Willie gut it too! j Kimehcii Suits into the c hild's tea 1-orlM-alt ~v,^M.r ~HlHl,t > there eoooa or porridge every 11". ,n to between them. Half Hs much al will river H£ When your chflrjren gel bred, cent piece b enough, and they will mopey
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      287 4 AMUSEMENTS I je jvl p x »h: I I Thursday, Jane 4to Monday. J nne 8. 1 f3 th t Second Sho« at 9-15 p.m. sharp. gj I THE FRED NIBLO PRODUCTION I I THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR I the celet rued director of The Mui u, g fai genuine
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      214 4 a From Friday, j on J j. aniu to Wednesday. June 10, 1925. «j XHE fALHAMBKA Tae*tre Beach Boacf. l TAN CHENG KEE a CO., LTD, I Stow 9 p, m vn3| p IA Screen Favourite on Dave —>— Paramount Star Thomas Meighan In story portrayed in lighter v.io "WOMAN
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      209 4 S^MAN North n At•« GAIETY Cinema TO-NIGHT CHflPr In a picture y OU cannot until U TT* ***-ES to-morrow to see GENTLEMAN FOB beyond words! Whirlwind §1 SEEING IS BELIEVING! A 8e L? Produced by the sam, makers of "Mr Kad.o, The Phoebus Film Berlin, Germany. 14 T>t^»-,^ 5 REELS.
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    Shipping Notes
    297 5 i. V v S: V e >.' flagship of the Royal Sydney J:.-.. Sydney left Australia P v yage to Singapore L. t, r, y a patty of campers who L-, f r.cme days on Ktsroy b* r f bad wea.-her. being cbstrved a boat the part/ *as
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    87 5 Mr. A. Crawley, untitled Naval Store Sherners, has been appointed to Singapore for duty at the R. N. Fuel snd Stone Depot. o In addition to his Assises sa Pro.ec'.or of Chinese and Registrar of Socie :*j Kedah, Mr. T. W. H. Kingston is act ng as Araiabtant Superintendent of
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    RUBBER HABITATIONS
    97 5 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association 01« S ngapore, June 5. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. ?P ot 111 1.11% J T une 1.11 1.12 Ju.y to September 1.04 V* 1.05 Oc.obsr to December
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    Exchange
    84 5 x S.ngapore, June 5. 'a Loudon— Bank 4 montha' sight 2s. 4 B|l6d Demand 2* 4V4d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 2313Jd Un ind-ia— Bank Tel. Transfer 155% On Hongkong— Bank demand dra/t 1% n.c. Dir. Jn Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74 ')n Java— Bank Tek Transfer 141
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    120 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Kice, S:am fif R*e. Sa.gon I K R*«, Saigon 2 8«? R*e, Rangoon 1 B9 Rice, Rangoon 2 gS £5 B 1 per bag B Rid; I B5 PRODUCE Camber Bu Z e ftiSS Java CuU Z 1600 Hamburg Cub* Press Cub* White Pepper
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    106 5 Ind£ e .?iV > V SSUC M ney 0rders tinl J? ylon to-day, is R&. 154 equal Orriftr V P a >* m ®nt of Money c *u t0 100 an<1 CeyK3n iB Rs 1B n What are claimed \o be "record' ticerpcrf. rmaivm duly authenticated vr\ C JU o,
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      107 5 MALAYA TMBTO^l [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED] Comparative Gkaph or (j RUBBER PA/cfs k>r MAY 1925. -SSg^ 4 A" I 7/ "7-7* t/,, 7» «> I IIS. *f„ 11 *r.*. j *>* ¥t I <» «7 >■ r 9 J I I /<,r si 7 k 7 R ft •'I I V
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      124 5 Wednesday Ju e PRESENT* <!0S <>F 4 S1I.VFR CUP TO THE STAR OPERA The Premier Malay Opera in Singapore Composed only of H *h Class Malay Entertainers AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, North Bridge RoaC. AVDTAro <>•> -D tftDtM r vil m T[Jui CRI K5V j Special PioKramme Booking at Cbemg
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      245 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. -hye'o-SanilTil fTE that llm YEW In.uranc. ''nmp.ny I td.. n d »1 unbound *o tcjapt risk, and to is,,. p .ii,,» PB of Fire *»ritn aad Uotor 'ar iosu ance on bth.l: of 7 rilAßirXVl IKT *J***>DmZj 1 I JLIiN. The only vegetable preparation fcr the cure
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      123 5 Mails Close Muntok, Batavia. Samara ng and Sounabaya Ruimphlns 2 p.m. Prlgl Radjah, Tambi'.ahan and Rmgat Sri Fa tana 2 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai and J:apan DeOta 2 p.m. Port Swettenham and Teluk Aneo-n *Perak 3 p.m. Bal'ik Papan Am*rum 3 pm. Muar ♦Fly'ng Dragon 3 p.m. Port Swetteniham and Penang
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    152 6 A Singapore Diary n T °-<i*y, June 5 P. and O. outward mail dueT LhiUh mail coses. R-Ja ?:J*? m ward mail by train Raffles Ir»trtution Sports. 2p.™ Kdaijee Khory Mirk Lodge 830 Boxing: Walley-Turner, ft** H gh TAle-.--9.59 s.m.. 9.44 p. m Trafalgar, Pate.-, n Simons;
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    11 6 marriag£ <4r» I JL/ tf and or
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    The Chinese Situation
    807 6 JZI stu t the r uS!, Mb* to hay, !h r «*«t <m a,in«e for l 0 J MM been in spreading, itself a -j OVer tw U -n ye, wxh the daeord. >i. TOKf Purpo, good oeen rife in the past i has ar>d 1 Kennal
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    119 6 Mr. J.A. Brown is leaving penang for Home Rafflra Instturton Sports will h. Pi.day June I, con-.m<£°n? pm^ 4 h Tr-bute Wj&^^**»^ tSCtW th« r I d har, i H Kuala Lumpn? niL n Army> is in Ma.sya P lhe of a u> Lumpur. v»«c.ai v.g.t Kuala f M A
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    OUR RUBBER RECORD
    56 6 Special Malaya Tribune Feature to-day m .,L r "ovemeiits j„ the rubber marke, f„r of «„\b Ur,ed ,he of 2 eon fluctuation right «n the end and Wi comparative Gr »f <he Graph, printed on art paper can be »bta,ned on app lica ioil Tnbune Office, or
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    THE DRUG TRAFFIC
    55 6 Large Seizures of Elicit Morphia And Chandu work n copin! wi hX 3 d mg s *> lend; the smugger? he dGVer of the "rival of Sunday and carV?d r„/ maZ n Maru with Lrtuh"hf. an search S y nound? one hundred and wa" U to YhT
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    Birthday Parade
    16 6 lottr Excellency to convey to all rernea." treait ob all conOfficer Adaalniateriiif <„ he Government.
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    News from Penang
    89 6 I From Our Own Correspondent) Pom t» j Pe ««7, Jun«e 4. ror the Residency "At c KS&r w •vJ p m toak place before Mr the Registrar of Marriages of Mr h aHS and Brookes were witnesses. Tlam, until rc5mtl'y J a f Tr mc w
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    215 6 Mr. Lee untitled acting untitled Antf-Ma awJrf toes onTa c hen Mr Aitcheson n-e cf the M iCysft of lh? transfer of i£ ♦2° h :0 undertaking i n that rVi" P* he telephone company w. s as £d? lony l a new lo^ai Ge;eral •ffent that H s Mat
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    TRIBUNE FEATURES
    195 6 EXPERT OPIN A Special Tr« yd travels and leompj? H wide an U*a«atHw Indonesia," lh v »I*l J be publish.} fe J j o-» Mcnday. fcaj Order y ,u r copy appointment. The a d a dozen of the an: clusively m thi<! c v Other Ma.va T
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    Sir William Rycroft
    69 6 The following kti -fr H .> Major■Geneml S r U ftrj*! Wars Ror»f T !r 2'■ under_ the highest mcd it :e arffc the regret t!li Ss* "T COB tK so J ,»«■< to the whole of th,- officials, Aaratxe including N.r. respansibeo for having ivea m
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    Commission of the Peace
    63 6 A Gazufce Extrannfncry c atria m toilr.wing Deanea aa addid 1 the C aee■aon of the Peace for Cieme t Dtntneti, F sd< Q arj I I rcn Oswald Pfii lips Gr fix,] I,la*. ku Abdul Ka Kr I Kupert Ifana&s h, Dr. Ha Dr. Ong
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    Unlicensed
    54 6 The Chines? wh raj i a" *he steamer Fock M sess.on of a revolver md i of ammunition was again before Mr Fnjnki yn-R( h oa yes.trday when the a c:'nc'ude<i. His Worsh oused and impos 1 a fine Mr. R. O'Neill, A.S.P. Arms and Explosive s Bri condoc
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    Judges at Johore
    19 6 Mr. Justice P. J. Sp r Justice, and Mr. Ju Johore .\esterday where Curt of Appeai.
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    To-day's Quotations
    40 6 RUCBKK London, Stocks n M > 031 tons down. London.—3a. 2%d. Local Spot.—llo eta. Local June.—-112 cts. Local July to Sept.—los*4 c i. Locai Oct. to Dec.—losH cts. New York.—Ctnts 76G L TIN L0nd0n.—£252.5.0. L0ca1.—5126.25 per pSevJ ISO I
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      133 6 l j| PHOENIX HOSIERY j I New Stocks of this I Famous Brand I JUST RECEIVED. j j RobinsonTco, ltd. g (Incorporated in S.S jjj SINGAPORE. j 20 1„ CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL BOOKS. i for cash in the monihVf XL b ks bou S ht REMEMBER JUNE-30 DAYS ONLY
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      75 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the GoTernment Health Office Kandang K rbau SUr.icm for the 24 hours ending mdnight 4*Jh Jim? 1925 Max. 8 hade temp. deg. 90 F; Min. .hade temp. 79.5 F; Mean shade temo. 83 8 FMax. aun radiation 144 F; Min. grass rad,a..on 74
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    SHANGHAI RIOT
    220 7 pgOUPT MEASURES M ESSARY Withdraw a! of British Forces Imolud in Dispute Reuter's Service. London, June 4. I in Shanghai art mind considerably. H I are of opinion vt- measures are neand on the pi rat ion and uni y powers t, cope with ._k t nin China.
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    Heat-Wave in America
    69 7 Reuter's Service. Hmw York, June 4. f' m th>2 heat- to ail the Eastern aad i i w o n v.l ent stcrms I I m v t. 1 l. mated that amount* to 2V» Ara ast -t i i c among ro.ceS a' (J G v
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    The Riff War
    56 7 Reuter's Service. At a Paris, June 4. I» :^e M. Pain'<eve t r at low h Moroccan front was Wtinin military ■PiaUi and the •as ru 2nd native troops r P aris June 4. tomb, ll r" r< Fez cairns tha£ air casualties on the 1 fifty
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    Communists Arrested
    18 7 Reuter's Service. Ju>ne 4. act v -e the "rested 4>o pens;™ 7 papers Varna arrested 140
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    Belgium's Cabinet
    19 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, Jun e 4. Poullet. has con- n cabineft cf the n a programme of
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    Death of Pierre Louys
    14 7 Reuter's Service. i Paris. Jane 4. "«"««J cf Ren, Louy,
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    BOMB INCIDENT
    196 7 Oulrey's Intention to Question Government Reuter's Service. Havas Agency. In «1» <-w t raris< June b An„al 6 """l 0 1 Can-on 1 "voluticnarie, mtmory of Merlin on Jun* 20 kin 8 FrencWn M cLr/ W U,lJin Ou-rey, accepting M, Postponement of the from the Q,ne,3 Government any
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    Silk Tax Collection
    116 7 Reuter's Service. London, June 4. Methods for collecting the new silk taxes and the payment of drawbacks on exported articles conta ning silk and artificial s'lk were discussed at a Conference at the Treasury, presided over by Mr. Winston Churchill and attended by trade representatives and Government
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    Mr. Weeks' Condition
    29 7 Reuter's Service. Boeton, June 3. The condibVm of the Secretary of War, Mr Weeks, who was red mily operated on for gallsto-nee, is not ao favourable.
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    NOTE TO GERMANY
    94 7 Handed to Herr Luther by Lord D'Abernon Reuter's Service. Berlin, June 4. At mid-day to-day, Lord D Abernon, the Bnrtish Ambassador at Beclin, on behalf of the Allies printed the Disarmament Note tc Herr Luther. Berln, Jur>e 4. Replying to Lord D'Abenvon's address when preaen.ing the note,
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    Noted Astronomer Dead
    14 7 Havas Agency. Paris, June 4. Fla.mmwion the noted astronomer has died.
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    Works at Macao
    88 7 Reuter's Service. I-J on, June 4. In the Chamber the Minister for the Col nies expained tha reasons for hs resignation. Dr. Rcdrigues, the Governor of Maeac, read a do,:umc I rrfmlpg to thworks at Port Macao showing ,hat the G Maw wes C f the <
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    Italo-Russian Trade Treaty
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, June 4. The C3vamJ)or has approved the Italo9g. Mus-soini said the results of fifteen n <* Treaty seemedsatfesift dur n th "rat four months 0f1920 had imported from Rusai* mi.1.,0n lire worth of good* and exported to seventeen m Hon lire worth. The rejection
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    Royal Australian Navy
    40 7 Reuter's Service. London, Jure 4. JR fLgg »™ounced una, contracts for £3*4 millions have been phced in B-.ita n for two thousand-ton crxr.se m and two submarines for the Royal Austra'-tvn Nan. "cU™as?. 11 t0 tbc British
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    Cotton Conference
    53 7 Reuter's Service. V'onna, June 4. The twelfth international cotton conference was opened in the presence of tha Pnrpident of 4he Republc, Government offic ata and 23 deieeaUa who represent 21 states inci'oi'jling Britain, Germany and other European states and India. Egypt. Japan and United Statee. The Congress will
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    LABOUR ALLIANCE
    179 7 CONFERENCE OF TRADE UNIONS Speakers Reluctant to Bind Themselves Reuter's Service. London, Juns 4. The executives of eight Trade Union orgramsatitns met in London on the mv latum 0 f the Miners Federation to discuss Proposal, for eata/cilshing a new labour a lianc. for thejr mutual protect on.
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    SECURITY PACT
    40 7 Allies Agreed on Reply to German Proposals Reuter's Service. Paris, June 4. At the cono'us en of the Cab UmmX M *L B JiWr* the A G:rma ~>' weuc-tnd when he wOl p?r=.;na' y and pr.vatc-ly consult Mr. ChamWan.
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    Aerial Mishap
    66 7 Reuter's Service. LoniVn. June 4. Aftar untventftf'ily fly ng nearly qua-ter *Lv S*? m,:es Cabham met wah an ace dent Ha MDOBttpm el X .wand s the \J.and 'new moth en which he re- > flew from London to Z,rch ana n and. The nUo t :nd passenger
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    That Shooting Incident
    94 7 Reuter's Service. L n lon, June 4. Th, Itnl— Mnstor on lehnif of the v P r VIC ed i: > the rote of v.a t-:io Pu dcciirng tfth* the po'.lej on!y flred wncn they wore attacked. The w thc-cf re v on s -m nstratona. U
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    Claim of 800,000 Gold Marks
    75 7 Reuter's Service. Beivn. June 4. Creditors of the Russian banks before the 0n are V*** to b: hl-»>ntlJ n the deota on cf the Prussian Supreme Ruas an Industrial Bank owed Bank ng Fitm 800.000 BeM ht to recover the run from the Deut«foebank who
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    Aeroplane Tests
    66 7 Reuter's Service. Brlin. June 4. J l round Ga-many flight by Hght aero■nsfl are proceeding by stages and a nee June 1 unt.l txwlay only two crashes were An Alhatroes Plane crashed at »mherg and de ver fnaeture.i hia Vegs Wh m» imoh ne was demo)ehed and Cesnar
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    Educating China
    70 7 Reuter's Service. London, June 4. .i^SJ^? 1 ,or fuT,d hs* been made in the ljnses by a crcnm*>ee of OW Banians, X cf 8 rt n X »tH endowing a a? 1 f 2 fr t3w <* rcct'on of the Reverend iS* 1,1, f or Chinese boys over
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      173 7 ■■■'■•wi«iaii«!nimmnin i l i w GANDY BELTING "tM.ct.r, in Ru ,l r v. T* T" imhmt >- GANDY'S BALATA BELTING A ,7 s*" unaffected by climdte chance, .nd beat. THE BORNEO CO. LTD (Incorporated in -j.) Teluk Anson, Penang and Alor Star. iiui.. i. 1 ;i Established P*tnmiBrf The Latest
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    25 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET Club beat Ceylon XI. -w.. (bruin Our Own CorresponUenit.) Ponang, June 4. The Cricket Club beat the Ceylon XI by sight wickets.
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. St. J.O.B.A.
    60 8 The following will represent the Y M.C.A. rs. St. J.O.BA. at Gr.cket to-morrow on tihe lLi groend comm ncing at 2 p.m H G Stack (Capt), R Lyne, W. A. Dtans, I ;i -k e J- VV act, E. G. heaLley. M. Km v E Newton,
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    L.U. vs. LA.
    62 8 The above match will be played |a> oiorrow on the L. U. ground, play commenc ng at 2 p.m. The fol will represent the Union:—E. P. Jasinghs (Capi) M. G. Pius. Dr. S. Thamlb piilai. B. Dud ley, Dr. Sub-am a mam, Seervaratnam, Suhramaaiam. F. R. S.
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    BADMINTON
    100 8 C.F.A. Tournament Saturday's Tics Championship Lim Chwee Poh vs. Choo Lye Huat. Toh Kia'l va. Lm Siew Tee. Low Chwee Thye va. Choo Ah Thye. B Class Handicap L:m Lan Quee (plus 4) vs. Seah Wah »*ng (scratch). Sng B*« Ay (owe 2) va. Goh Teck Huat (scratch). Sunday's
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    A. S. A. Championship
    36 8 The following are the fixtures of the Amateur Spotting Association badminton Wurrament. TO-DAY'S TIES Tan Soo Liew vs. Keong Beng Hong. v TO-MORROW S TIES Lim Kong Khy* vs. Lun Chin Joe.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    150 8 L.L.T. Tournament Yesterday's Results Gentlemen's Doubles (Handicap) Hudson and Hudson baat aSayi and aahus~Ln, 6—3, 6 1. cJSI"I3I Ab9d beay Him3h:<Je Lfcyd, Cartwright and Hufchin s versus S D. H. Hazed ar.d Sm :h. (poZaned) Ladies DonMes (Handicap) Mrs Mtadowai Frost ani Mra. Kirby beat Mr*. Brooke and
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament
    140 8 Yesterday's Results A Doubles Handicap Cheong Chee Urn and Ong Swee Gam 3 beat Cheong Chee Tong and Stah Sng Chiang owe 6, 7—5, 3—6, 6 4. B. Doubles Handicap Lim Boon Seng and Chua Chocn Seng owe 3 beat Low Peng Car and Sim T> n% Boon
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    YACHTING
    99 8 R.S.YC. Arranff>moni= "«^CIUCHIS foHcwing arrangements are announc- n Sunday Jane TWh the first cf the X~ °s Miv s ?T 11 uke I i. a m. Handicaps are p lu3 Puteb 9 8> Bet'y 7 toSXw T Marl 2 n EL a J °y a.3, Pony 2 s 5fn^
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    BOXING
    96 8 To-night's Contests With favourable weather there should be a good crowd at uhe Happy Val* iy .to-nigh-when Boy Wailt-y wi*, defend ha title against Harry Turner over ten three minute rounds in the main event. The ten rounder b itween Chai Lai and Trono promises to be an iiterea.ing
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    FOOTBALL
    108 8 U.C.A. Competition As a result of well over fifty members of the Un.Hed Chinese Associaton, Malacca having sent in »heir applications to participate in the above comp/it.fr.on which will be run on the league system, four teams namely "A*, "B", *C" and "D" are available to compete, this being
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    S.C.F.A. (B) vs. O.T.F.C.
    41 8 The second divis on match between the S.CF A (B) and the O T.F.C. fixed for the 11'h instant has b» en postponed until the 17th inaaMat. The match will be played on ohe S.CF A. ground.
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    71 8 A return-match will be played at Pulo Bukom betweeu the "Merrilads" and Pulo Bukcm Foo.ball Team to-morrow evening. The fo.lowing will represen. the "M r rilads r :—Kok Lye H ck. Goh Cheng Hee, and Lim Ts.k Seng., Chua Kok Cheng. L m Tiaa Seng ar.d
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    157 8 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.i Tokio, June 2. Tmm rubbr market is qu.et to-day remaini' g s: ti< niry al V.1.40. Bacika tin was quoted at V.200 per p.ku!. Japan and Italy have landed blue-jackets at Shanghai which Wllhir about wo thousand i eluding Britain's naval
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    139 8 ciL 0r H h f -«irr«- nd Tlg May the M«nicipa Htaiih Cfficer gives a totad tftVl deans, of uhi.h 37 £,rre due firi Of rh to f desenter y. and 11 t0 bercen Uf the tnrt2 cases of en er c fever tW I>ioVfcd «hi?e"ne fatal
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    41 8 Dr. Gordon* return from leave, or such earher date aa the Hearth Officer Zy Decided to recommend to Government hat Section 229 of Ordnance N<T 135 W C S? l) t9 an,ended in terms awS by the Commasionera' solicitors
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    247 8 The Alhambra Theatre The Alhambra has for <ts <Aanc« of programme lio-aigfat, an enjoyable comertv drama entitled Woman Proof in It ts a production foatur» thl popular Thomas Meghan with a nuTrtber of humo.xus si<uatians and luraruino twist i that enhance the <i teitain ngva of the pxture.
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    27 8 Mr U «tt •he'er .i s r, l ß )l nkrUpi was £140.000 for his Mr Cocker appear, for thr crown, me hearing u> procredjy..
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    81 8 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive v., m S ngapore, June 5. »**r the ship md.can* Man if (Gate 3) Maatan iA* Rumphius, 10 aaun v*u brpp«| 1iar:.,.,.i Ma i n Wf ]l' h^ f --Sybd. Tousaoum, Magnet r.r?. w ne Moonstone. Lala: •*»»nex,
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    RUBBER RETURN
    31 8 May Output Barlow Co., Singapore Majedie (Johore) Rubber Es- lb taiea Ltd. A Muar Itam Estaiea Ltd. iH2 Permas Rubber C>., L d. If^A Sekong Rubcer Co.', Ltd. ggj
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    139 8 Etlin Co's. Report North, 75 Z So cVnT. &mTm to C ctn.«, Johans 35 to 40 cen'« p.»2? »1.70 to $175, Nawng Pola 65 to^i'Vo' fenTt. Vl 24 S£S VrS ii.ii y* io 51 J4, Km a Dredi?p<s *i ny $1.11, Kuchai Pref. »1.48 to $i 52 Ordy. $1.43 to
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    951 8 Passengers Leaving It* foltoWhf passengers are proceeding Mr. and Mrs. E. Box, Mr. Everall, Mr. Mr knH M CB ffS Mrs J J Steward Mr. and Mrs. C. Bai.ey, Capt. E N A tf? d 'r Mr p B e d Mr. P H. D. Black, Mr. C.
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    58 8 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 fcina $5.40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5 00 Tigsrr per 2 tins $5 00 Tig«.r per 2 drume $4.70 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $7.60 Socony Motor Gasoline
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    80 8 The current retail prices of Kerosene and Benzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tins $5 60 ■J* $5.35 ■fit? $5.35 Crown m H 520 ross m $5.15 Grown drums $5.00 Cross w «4 35 Shell" Aviation Benzine ex drams jo J* Imperial gallon
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    18 8 Mr. J. Hobbs. chief superintendent, Preventive Branch, Trades end Cuetoroa, r M.S., baa r turned from Home leave.
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      292 8 RAJA'S Name on Sporting Goons DENOTES QUALITY Satisfaction guarantee. RAJA afifc Co. 117, North Bridge Road, j Singapore J i THfc KH.AL GERMAN MANDOLLNI s FLAT-BACK I $12, $15 $25 each I I SEASON Co., Ltdr^ U3 NORTH BRIDGE Bo\o 1 p °BEI Lactogen i THE NATURAL MILK FOOD For
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      44 8 ftp A X Watch them grow Each day yon cans 1 grow stronger and firmfl as they rcstp the ben I of SCOTT'S Emul which strengthens bone?, enriches the r blood and wards or! J winter illnesses. Ask for genuine Ii brings health to
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      54 8 Singapore Volunteer Corps 1C To-day, June 5 5.15 p.m.-Dnll HaH, Band, B 3 nd Practice. To-morrow, Jane 6 V^'~Z arre "A" Company Musketry Classification. 7 p 1 r rn '-r Buki t Timah, "B" Commiw Musketry Classification. Sundfy, Jane 7 a.m.—F a-?er Rantre "A" p_ Musketry CfcrtfcS&m. C<^»- T,rnah "B"
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    853 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET of quotations: the foll °wing liat UAtw Shl8ra P° re Juno 5. Df mail quotationm RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Value 28 Allagar 2a Anglo-Java Anglo-Malay 820s Ayer Kuning 2.» 20s Batu Cavea 37 l<* 20s Batu 1W 16-3 2s Bekoh 3710 20s Bukit
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      324 9 NOW READY Stanley Gibbon's Catalogues tor 1925 jrt 1 FOH STAMPS OF BRITISH EMPIRE Price $3 25 I aI i-FN STAMPS OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES Price «4.75 Postage 30 cts. extra. Obtainable at !fl GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., I I North Bridge Road SINGAPORE. Send Your Old and 1 Unserviceable I TENNIS
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      129 9 1 RHEUMATISM I Have you evei- had Rheumatism Have you H IST STI CXcruciatin P a or help- I y less feel ng that occur every time you try to 0 m «ve7 If so. you have no doubt also felt that 1 I rehef was impossible. Yet when you
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      81 9 A genuine! Gillette I Safety Razor FOR 1 00 Ever" Offered, j Silver-Plated Safety Razor with one Blade complete in P*tSSff 1 Leatherette Case for SPECIAL TERMS FOR WHOLESALE QUANTITIES. Sole Agents John Little Co., Ltd., I (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUP. „™,J JAPANNED RAIN GAUGES f *f) 11l
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    657 10 ITS SOCIAL AND MORAL INFLUENCES Report of National Council of Public Morals The question of tine cim ima and ita physical, social rjxL moral, influences, particularly upon the younjr, naa long needed serious investigation. Th Nati n.l Council of Pubfcic Morals has initiated such an mvestigacion, and the
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      201 10 a So i i I Have You Tasted i ESKIMO PIE a Delicious Vanilla Ice Cream coated with I I Chocolate. Try it to-day. Obtainable from I j} the Cold Storage Depot in Orchard Road or I I at Borneo Wharf, or from Bun Bee Co, I f Beach Road.
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      539 10 Clear four Ski„ The daily Bae o#r choked poies, nd th g« and '?gs and irritations L!** 5 is S£ ?t British Denot V Everybody S h«u,d S^kT^ HARMSWORTHs i I n_i t■ c Peoi>le AU Nations 1 RS aSiSLft- 1 > 1 jfl Postage extra i M. MOHAMED' DULFAKIR
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    511 11 Singapore, May 30. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 1 45 -tew or curry kati g {;ork lean kati Vl Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) J? Mutton Indian kati n W> 49 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati Capons (Locally reared) kati Saw* reared) kati gas ts ic Pa
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      541 11 STEAMER SAILINGS rfolwrisii^ 1 (Incorporated in England MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. m gi ;AU AND ORIENTALSTEAM NAVIGATION CO OM AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE Under Contract with Hia Majeaty'a Government.) oL Ttt AKI'S Irani LONDON. HOMEWARDS Kor Omm Japan. For M .r.eillea, London Antwerp. Tonnage Singapore Leave 1925 Tonnage
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      126 11 I !iav* had a rash on ray handa and arrna tin ulao on my (ace. for the paat five yam bt.r tlif part IS month* I have been un.ler OtM of the lr .ding aperialirta of Sydney, without auccem. I. therefore, cannot apeak too highly < >.„ir remedy. I have
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      437 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY ,0r Port Swettenham BYW snVwV pm for Malacca. B. W. SOON, 5 p.m., for Muar. TUESDAY P Teluk L 2 i°r- Port Dick9on TRANC 4 Ba e»n Datoh and Lumut. Mm£ 5 Pm for Malacca a «d
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      494 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,) LONDON LINE. Tonnage Destination HalLozaki Maru 11,000 Marseilles London, R'dam Antwer D Hakusan Maru 11,000 Marseilles London Antwero P 1 %V J? Kitat.o Maru 8,000 Marseilles London &to J ?T 2 1 Haruna Maru 11.000 Marseilles London Antwerp J u £0% o| Kamo Maru 8,000
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      396 12 TO LET TO LET, No. 41 Deaker Road. Water Ga la;<L Entr y from July 1. Apply V 'VS. and Co., 23 Chulia Street. 'Phone 1547. TO I F.T, property situate *i P»ya Rrad ales to H. chore anal. Area 53,-10 »q. ft with »etor> er.cteo ihsreor. and 40. 1(H:
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      597 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. hereb y Bfmm that all roads w.th n the Government House Domain will be cloa d to the public from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on each of the fol!owine dava vi*--Ist and 6th June, 1925. H. V. TOWNER, Deputy Colonial Eny neer. NOTICE. Ordinance No 86
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      345 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acta of 1862 to Sjo. on 2nd December 1892.) Ajjthori.ed Capftal n™ rwi Subscribed Capital f?'2£'Zs Paid-up Capiui fl'^m Reserve Fund and Reat ftf^ Und E o^° F C^ E: 15 G —Cburcb Street, BOARD OF DIRECTORSj'Jj
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      448 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: »4. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Malacca .J* 5 T Be ch I**«Muar T7 7Q i^ onJc r Street Batu Pahat iL jIZ u,€iman Palembang 109 Jalan !6, Hir. Hongkong 13, Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES ATB.^SouX. Y tenJ" s=*» A T oy. Pontiennk! TranTPoo'
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      353 12 INSURANCE 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Officea: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, let Floor, Uanque del Indo Chine Buildinga, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No.
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      410 12 'Phone 3<r r'."rPhone Sjy* SUBSCR.|.t; (a £er annum A -*anc-Haif-yearly p er quarter Single Cor s < Extra 507J "MALAYA TPippl Will ex,:t f] -< the sup* BECOME RFC,r, Th e "Malaya if" V! subscribers, at offij Jne charge offi r All communicat; n 1 matters and lti *f t0
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