Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1925

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) ZT AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII.- No. 148 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 19-0
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      126 1 i i i ■niMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiuini a THE j MALAYA TRIBUNE AND PING GAZETTE f g Newspape? of B::t:-h Malaya. I ru! lished Daily. m f] piper that keeps ita iden Mf informed D INDEPENDENT. ~,,,.11.1111 i ini'im fid t c rvi ixj m=z rvi "t p s raoc==:,o=a j Hi D
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      45 1 Z GIFT. I I Take care of your eyes. Have them i I t by and have us keep I I your glasses properly adjusted. 3 8 THE EASTERN" OPTICAL Co. 1 15. South Canal Road, Singapore ''•^••■•^'•^«■■'•"■Miui lU)U ui U 11 1u tlll (ll
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    THE CHILD-MOTHER
    526 2 BRINGING UP YOUNGER BROTHERS Pen-Picture of the Lives of Brave Children Low**. MM court a etory Mold which a man might Hater.'to th tears and be cf hi* weep lm* It waa the at a 1 girl left motherless and of her hen>: c fi.ht to brine up
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    A NON-PARTY TRIBUTE
    207 2 Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald Honoured health of l>w*.intativrof 2? P?*. Wali *as reartistic a* *2u h, fi*«t things in •jra. a» wel as P afl,ucad life. I t w political and v aw in our Political comino: through CtaSeTSS Portals oi 1 N monacdng at Chequers Mr.
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    32 2 We untitled that $78 000.000 warth of last year ln tne United tmu.ual7 7L a i ndicat6 i telefour complaint for ey J?**** the?"mUb^bS^ 6^ 110 thousand ethers tried tT«™. V hw>ry
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      280 2 If you could see the Germs in your throat-you would realise why your «nd why you are liable to catch dangerous germ-diseases. Theabovemicro-photo»r«ph.areofanexDerWnt made by Dr. Piorkow.ki, the b.cterioWU, Tw2 glass plate., covered w,th a substance w„*h JMyfcS «P°«ed in ara lway carriage One (the lower plate' was treated with
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      279 2 HAVE MADE HER BABY Bright, Strong and Healthy Mother in America Says She Would not_be Without. BABY'S OWN TABLETS. TabM -f mm*, enaPSfiSMttaa raSTLTS 3 1 promote sound heSgivW sW tmrnmrn mm defUte bSS. to the Of chemists, or posit m GET RELIEF-QUICKLY jured member to P perfect condft?„„ at
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    "ABODE OF LOVE"
    2011 3 THE NOTORIOUS MASTER SMYTH-PIGGOTT Scandals Under the Cloak of Religion A very remark ah', c figure, the Rev. J. H. Smyth-Plgtrctt, the man who founded the Agapemone, or "Abode of Love," is, it is believed, about 11 retire Who will succeed him? On whose aboulders will the
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      429 3 PHONE 241t UM <JHEE SENG, -I Market Street. MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST M Sti Distributor for Michelle ek Tyres in Singapore, ill kinds of Pneumatic v Sol I riti and a so dealing in •CAB6OTLE Lubricating O iL fflOM 241S tor your requirement! and Wmu be promptly execu*^d. 1 See This
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      114 3 BABYIECZEMA All Over Face. Lost Rest. Little Girl Also Troubled, -T—* m y children .uffered with «aemm on their laces. My baby »*ce. She could not rest at ni K h* owing to the Irritation. It was 3*. W to see her. My little gir i thret r»rs of age
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      180 3 I The best of the Beef I is in this bottle I The stimulating, strengthening 1 powers of beef are coneen- I trated in each handy little II Bovril bottle. II Just add hot water to a spoon- «i ful of Bovril and you have a f nourishing drink in
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      194 4 EMPIRE I ReLdy' /o r OD I Sh F 7 "1 9 1S I I Glorious days of Adventure! jo eicha! d Barthelmess I FIGHTING BLADE KCMANCE EXALTED A LOVE SUBI IMF, I W ha, Rarthel d... had a ,01. rBdl h SUBLIME w S ,bao f a° > t"
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      239 4 I From Tuesday. Jnjle 23 0 Sn(Mjay gg I I MMH v w KM Ul I [fl AT THE S ALHAMBRA 3 Tieatre Beach Road 3 I TAN CHENG KE CO. LTD. P roprietort I I 1 Lj 10 Second Show 9n m I 3 Featuring S g Jacqueline Logan
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      225 4 l J -I HAUNTED VALLEY SERIAI FlNai The Eastern Studio I SINGAPORE. tndoor and Outdoor. PS MODERN STFI E Electric Llghtiogs, e!c. We I r v I "I™** G lden OPPortuniV;"• OUR GRANx> A NNUAL I N W stocks cf Gold. Flatij Inspection are cordially invited. L? Wons Sang Bros.,
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    RUBBER & SHARES
    774 5 RUBBER SHARES WEEKLY REPORTS 8 .ngapore, June 21. c. iod in all sections, ■MM into prominence at the tM c.mmodity quoted much i good demand, all issues i I rices, the better class Bf chief attention, with Stirlfegi ar>: again in good h h i VNMM enquiries, and »11 round
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    Passengers Leaving
    167 5 Mf, and Mrs. G. W. C. Burnett Mr G Mr "and M r •^•i Tr ffJ MisS *A- Tri S° !£*aS/ ST. A %h p Umi lr 5- Arai Mr. and ■If, A. Macßory, Mr. W. G. Baker Mr 'onnssen. Mr. and Mrs. Kidd c Willi- r P
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    Exchange
    95 5 S ngapore, June 20. jti London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s, 4 15 32d Demand la 4 5 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s -4 23,i2d Jn India— Bank Tel. Transfer 154* 4 Jii iiutigKong— Bank demand draft 4 p. c pm. )n Snangaai— Bank demand draft 72 >n
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    HONGKONG CRIME
    218 5 Big Increase in Last Year s Figures against 14,200 in 19*>3 w„ of 3.36U or 23 Tier cent Vf ,nt ™ase th» ;..f p cent Tn average for tne iast five years is 13,972 ardmtf'ir" of lufcese1 u fcese cas s aerioua casks ?n i 5? C th?re
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    142 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kero*cne Dcvccs Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5 00 r.g r per 2 tins 5 5.00 T'g.r per 2 drums $4 70 Benzine bocony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins of 8 gallons $7 60
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    34 5 The rate issue of Money Orders for Inda and Ceylon to-day. is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 equal to $100.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    123 5 To-day's Quotations RICE rlcc: SS No 2 per Koyan SS R ce. S!sm 3 I Eg ■Jetfc Saigon 1 K:ce, Saigon I J ■Bet, Rangoon 1 *>^> gjce, Rangoon 2 Z li?t Rice, Par Boiled No 1 pel bab $9.20 R,ce 3 $8.90 PRODUCE r««k- Buyera Sellera
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    EtUn & Co s. Report
    186 5 EtUn Co s. Report S ngapore, June 26. M T^: Tai P Kn to $1.27. Norths W to 85 cents Souths GO to 63 cents, Jl™"' 40 10 «nts. Peelings $1.75 to N w n* Pels $l.f»0 t $1.05, Mamhaus JV.II to $1.15. Tmtk Kru ns $1.20 to $1.25, Dredges
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    Mails Expected
    17 5 From France by s.s. Angers, due S ngapore 6 a.m. on Sunday, the 28:h instant.
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    90 5 Charges of sending in false rubber returns to the assistant Crmroller of Rubrer I :erred »P«>nst Tan Say Tay of 51 before the Third P<o 0 Magistrate th s morning. The a vu>ed v.a< remanded on bai of $500. The Ccronea's Cour-. was Cully crowded hy a large number of
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    126 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Ml fc Singapore, June 26. m l t mmm mm ship indicate* the 6 of the word 2*«•i^J mm > ?r of the Gate t0 enter at East Wharf (Carta 1).-H.M.S. Iroquois, M s?ta!"4 Wharf i Plancius, 2T
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    Mails Close
    132 5 Mersing and Kuala Rrmvpn t> n *Hong Lan I p.m. 1 enang,* Rangoon and fail nil a p-«™u v WjJbmbi Maru 2 p.m. *Hcivar 2 p.m. 2 T n Kweiyang 2 p.m. Muntok. Batavia, Samsung audi Sourabaya Plsnciua 2 p.m lawan A/ting 3 pm. p Uar Fl m
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      126 5 1 1 1 1 1 > i iii.uuum, I THE MALAYAN AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW TRADES f EXHIBITION. t jj s RACE COURSE, KUALA LUMPUR. I July 31 to August 3. I si I TO BE GIVEN AWAY I $4,000 j In Prizes. I I Entries close July 23. I Write for
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      375 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS H^NK*™ 0, a P r H"* r f)r work at Municipal Health Office. Applicant! .hould state thalr qua ificatlon. and .hould f>rward cople, o eitlmoilals to tha Municipal Health Officer. SA P. E One-ton Willy. Q arford Wagons. Chain driven, .olid tyres. In tood running order. May be
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    189 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, June 26 High a.m., 1.54 p.m Dutch homeward mail closes. Meeting Munw.pal Commiaaon 2.15 Dm St. Andrew's School Sport*. RaftW E H Automob le Club Meeting 6 p? 3 Pm League I: S.C.F.A. vs. Malays mmmmj. Al Trono vs. Yew Ji SB S
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    The Chinese Strikes
    902 6 A y.ry remarkable I p!int;d ■n b*S* and Chinese, came into a« han..a ycstrrd.y. L r« for h the alleged Vhicn "II Hi to hay led to the Btrkea in rhina Hongkong, which i, British bteaft. Whether tAi. pamphlet has been broadened or nov we cannot say,
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    124 6 r £l A HcddIe h now in charge of the J A,cnoy of the &,a:;.*T&;£ hJA c !f h Club has ordered a •dvortisemon in our columnT^' ♦Unl 0 B*l** ?32 the Si am Oberver of *47,026.5&. c 10 Revenue Amount of announce, n on?cV;, k^ Federal rSSuSJiWfc^Sr 1 '"the
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    $70,000 LOSS
    132 6 Missing Maib During Transit to Batu Pahat parcel the money weS^L^* «™*ng $30.000 and mTm^tUMaTS. Since great care is given to the desnateh 4 s now feared than Utasl2 5 the outcome of a clever theft n 0 d r are making vigorous gatlt f!V Uirie f de
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    MURDER IN SERANGOON
    43 6 Teochew Victim Falls Dead in Police Station Serangoon Stat.cn. talking toward* the Police On entering the ettt<*<« Jus; enougi: Bf. fr hin th f- h a J -tabbed and g-ve '7 t nat k Potce have ,the natter in hand.
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    Ex-Chinese Volunteer Charged
    98 6 (Fuom Our Own Correspondent) Tan Bin k';™ P?nane. Jun,? rife without '•••n the r'fle ihe accused failed to r s tw n e SP d X*? 2& b h? poeaesa them AtfL!s any authority to the Adju ant o' tt c mu with •m. ai ed "he
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    Indian Matters
    126 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) The P nang Gazetted C^'/ 25 Pondent .ays tiatSter a SS?! rre:: *I of the suit broSg\? by ?T" haran, Ninapama Dcvi f O 7d Is her marriage wth pil !«5 0 S M •< Nityendranarain Naravail *.-und of .ruX. M?l u ,Vce crnr
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    Bad Character Sentenced
    70 6 on Pen,' cLv HioT'L*' 6 this mor ™c at ng a rmhlC V. na rges of unpersonand Veft of $16 n a Tf t0 a ttUaj a (vll I L l Was <ate d that he the five-foot way of \fkl on money. y f a lhouse
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    European Charged
    41 6 need 2S. a m e T n^a a n C d <ii nnn 8 a J P* fltn Mr. Vide "IV 000 was to him from Mr rHowed I iIT Was bail being -uowea in the sum of $2,000.
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    Collieries Case
    7 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) ££aKaa79Gfi&
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    GAMBLING IN CLUBS
    478 6 a AUe-ed Lease l 0 Svnj of Gambled ««tothe »rm t cr a s <feJ2J E raW <W. and in con" 2 r «25 «as a sequel VV, ass sJtarft Prdtpft' u rai( i bv charged them with l'- flfu n ffam.ne house tv> P uyinyester<fey the
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    87 6 (Fjjom Our Own Con > P *ainr, J iti The trouble in China, arl spread to Bangkok, is beginning ta fell Per.ang in the matter of th imported ric? and other articl al from China, in some eases za fifty per cent, being demand d. in the
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    Possession of Bombs
    44 6 The PoiLce brought of a c afternoon when an Indian aToaamed bin Ismail wa? an t 'he Orc'.ard Road market. A and twenty three boaaha an in hai possession. He «nm produced 1 re tai Second Police Ma istrats j charged.
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    Outward Mail
    31 6 Mai!? from Europe, (Load i pafrch>d June 4), ex B. I. r. >rrhj by train to-morrow morning. ence wilI be ready for defriv ry 1 er> at 9.45 a.m.
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    38 6 Rubber London, Stocks on June 13, .4 i 1 t0fis 207 Ions down. London.—3s. 2d. Local Spot.—$1.23. Local July.—$1.23. Local July to Sept.—$1.20. Local Oct to Dec.—$1.03 New York.—83. Tin London.—£253.5.0. Local.—$125?| per picul 173 s«»W-
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      307 6 I KOHT-ON Semi Stiff Collars I Made from a specially woven I lwo ply Fabrif kas tbe appear- I ftp ance of a Stiff Collar with the C comfort of a Soft Collar. SHAPE 26. Cj PRICE PRICE I I 65 cts. 65 cts I EACH EACH I I SHAPE
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      75 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Coartesy of the Government He.lth Office Kandang K<rhaa Station for the 24 hours ending midnight June 25. 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 91 F Min. >hade temperature F Mean shade temperature g2 4 F Max. sun radiation 151 F Min. grass radiation 74 F Sea
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    CHINA RIOTS
    480 7 ofIJDENT PLOT AGAINST SETTLEMENT Chinese Allegations Denied by 1 iritish Consul Reuter's Service. [Keutei s Service.] Shanghai, June 25. I terday obtained informa- i read student plot to hire dash around th© interns b'-mbng and shoo.ing. i the garages not to > we.i-known customers. are being marched I
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    CHAOS IN GREECE
    224 7 Whole Country in the Throes of Revolution Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Salonika, June 25. The Garrison officers have formed a Military Government Presidency General Pangalo* has Oaken possession of ail civil and miliary institutions. The despatch adds that the whole of Greece is repoitedly in the throes
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    Aerial Expedition
    19 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuter'a Service] Moscow, June 25. A Russia aerial expedition to Mongolia has arrived at Irkutsk.
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    222 7 Cost of Carrying Mails to the Far East Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, June 25. In (the House of Common replying to Mr. Cecil Wilson Mr. Churchill said that eilkwxanma whUjh had not reavbed the cocoon stage and silkworm gut made of ailkworm before that stage waa
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    Attempted Assassination
    46 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Moscow. June 25. The trial ofj three German stud?nts, Kinderman, Ditmor and Wolsch on a change of ploVuing to assassinate SJelin and Trotzky has been opened. Ditmar is atated to have pleaded guilty but the others plead d not guity.
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    Italian War Debt
    120 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Washington, June 23. The Italian war debt to America of $2,138,000 000 was formally discussed at the firs* conference to-day of '.he Italian Ambassador Dj Martfno and Banker Alberti with the Secretary of the United States Treasury Meilon and Under-Secretary WYnston. The v.most
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    Rhine Occupation
    59 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuter'a Service.] The Hague, June 25. The British, Fr;nch, Belgian and German Government have invited the Dutch dlpD>mat Patijn Ua pree'de at the mixed commission at Bar iin too decide the differences arising from the execution of the regulations of the Dawes Report with regard *o
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    62 7 Mr. Howard T. Werschkul, an American flour merchant, was sentanced to two months' hard labour by Mr. S. B. B. McElderry at the Central Magistracy Hongkong on a charge that he, having charge of licensed m nor car No. 175, did by wanton and furious driving unlawfully caused bodily harm
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    Railway Congress
    40 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuter'a Service.] London, June 25. The International Railway Congress of London passed a resolution by 90 to 35 d.claring that a rigid eight-hour day as impracticable, but <uhat each case should be examined on ite merits.
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    Aeroplane Crash
    24 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Lebourjet, June 25. The Dutch aeroplane from Rotterdam crashed near Lecateau. The pilot and three passengers were killed.
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    The Mines Bill
    24 7 Reuter's Service. [Reuter'a Service Capetown, June 25. The Assembly by 44 to 31 paastd the third reading of the Mines Bill.
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    165 7 The installation meeting of Gottlieb Mark Lodge was held in the Freemasons' Hall, Penang when the Dist. Grand Mark Maater. Wor. Bro. T. 0. Mayhew assisted by Wor. Bros. S. H. Ho*bson, E. J. Brownings, L. H. Werayss and J. M. Chalmers installed Bro. E. J. Browning*, a» Wor. Mark
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    ABD-EL KRIM
    207 7 MOROCCANS EXHORTED TO DISTRUST HIM Calmly Await Punishment of Rebels Reuter's Service. [Havas Agency.] Fez, June 25. The Sultan's letter, wheh was read in all the mosquea, brands Abd-ei Krlm's supporters and exhoflts all Moroccans to distrust false news and await calmly the punishment of the rebels. In
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    Japanese News
    529 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, June 23. The anti-British strike in Hongkong is spreading and the situation is giave. AH the Japanese res-ding outside the •ment have removed to Shameen (Can.on.) The death ia announced of Mr. Azuma, member fir Kagoshima Prefecture. It is au'hontativery
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      217 7 FAIRBANKS-MORSE TYPHOON POWER PUMPS Single Cylinder—Double Acting TYPHOON PUMPS are adapted for uae in connection with water systems on the farm, suburban, homes and factories; for pampin* Water ZZ T storage tanas; for lew pressure boiler *c j refnger.tmg pUnta; pumpin petroL kerosene and other n qu id7 TYPHOON PUMPS
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      22 7 THE SOCIAL GIANT The Straits Settlements Association has opened fire on V. D., Singapore's evil giant. The Spectacled Gentleman: "Love one another!'
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    64 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL S.C.F.A. (A) vs. Headquarters Tne fuJlcwing will represent the S C.F.A (A) against the Headquaiteis in the Second thp %°?vi aSUC to-morrow afternoon on f v c Be* Chim Yeat: S ng, Tan Ah K. r.g, Tan Chwee Tiong: Lim T an Lye, Tea Kek 800. Wee
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    Malacca Competition
    103 8 On Tuesday last, the Whitts played the Greens at the A ground of the Kuim Plain in the Malacca Hotspur Association football competition. Bo h sides played without much vigour, and a ding-dong game was the prevailing feature. In the first ha-f, Ghua Kong kok scored the only
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    U.C.A. Matches
    38 8 f vJt m i U lsll r> J. l i— J Association (Malacca) matches with the St. Francis tVg'juSi** 4 HS""* Club arranged to be played on the 24th. and 27th. Wan/ respectivcdy bam ten riljlill
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    First Division Fixtures
    123 8 Friday, June 26, S.C.F.A. vs. Malay*. Monday Juno 29, R. Sussex vs. Malaya, VSo.nesday. Jaly 1, S.C.F.A. vs. RA. Friday, July 3, R. A. vs. S.R.C. Monday July 6 S.C.F.A. vs. R. Sussex. Wednesday, July 8, Mi lays vs. RA Frday. July 10. S.C.F.A. vs. S.R.C Monday
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    Second Division Fixtures
    228 8 The fixtures in the printed card are Sn Vpt 8 competing in the Conilixtures. Sent a com P lete list of Saturday June 27.—S.C.F.A. (A), vs Headquarters ground S.C.F.A. Tuesday, June 30.—Pol.ce vs. Pulo Brani ground S.R.C. E. Sussex vs S.C.C. ground S.C.C. JuIy 2.—S.C.F.A. (B) vs
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    ATHLETICS
    108 8 Inter-School Competition R.affloo T i.'x scene of u* 0 was the when the j J®*®" 1 ffiaT n PaticipateS; Raffles 18 top warning the shleU tU Wn came out S Mnf e m prestrlt were:—Capt. Ins't Mr rhe points awarded to the schools were ScJ£™ «6 ?f v- li
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    BADMINTON
    55 8 C.F.A. Tournament A^iSTL 1 are the Chinee Friendly IBIL tournament CSS To-morrow's Ties Championship Ln* Chua vs. Choo Lye Huat. Seah WoV, B c C,aM H »ndicap owe 4. a* 3 vs. Scow Siew Peng Ho C e h< scr Choon Chew Goh Quee ♦w S eT Urn <:h
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    BOXING
    86 8 To-night's Contest A programme of good bouts is promised v e A,^ BaFore B °xing Stadium to-nignt with Al Trono topp ng the bill against Yew J n m a ten rounder. The other bouts are Speed Arenas and Darkle Kid (8 rds), Fast Manalo and Y. C. Song
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    CRICKET
    46 8 LA. vs. Royal Sussex The above match will be played at langlm to-mopr .w, play commencing at 2 n.m The following wi' 1 represent the t- A —A. Sarny, B. Raju, Samhandan, J. Antony, Raj, Darman. B. K. Shah, James, b rvennoih, Jumabhoy and Dumont.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    173 8 Wimbledon Competition Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] Winr.iledcxn, June 25. In sunny weather and cool breeze the aompeU ion was resumed. Summer frock* and paraso s replaced furs and mackintoshes yesterday and there woro dense crowds eEJL>l 0re Start mlng toa »nprogramme in expectation of battU. i! tlve mter-cotionial
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    GOLF
    45 8 Open Championship Begins Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service. 1 tv. Prestwick. June II v IVesUvick. Juno II lhe leaders at the end «-f tv 322 .were J m wnich is a f v orK 'U. (Temple Veusu Surrey) 74. Jo h ra >' W KM 4
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    Ladies Empire Dock Cup
    19 8 Ciub Comp fi e"ftWnSrrs e G Golf Mrs. H. E. Gilroy by -Pand f ebb
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    66 8 Iberia Vaudeville Co., of Manila rilk had the hall to tvi Ibena on an excell nt *!L thcmst? v and pu into fhr c a v Wai dl^' ing a variety' 1 £13 f 0 second act, bed a S T r fne comedy. «A mv*«r a s
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    The Happy Valley
    18 8 Opera Comnanv A Cup to the Merr y change o Pr^r" 13 announ <* a complete
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    Municipal Commission
    109 8 hr t«ke» *****5 the will Resohifon by President reeard t« f S2 MunoipLl Officek" NewVjdpal Motion by Mr. Dunman for takin* cen?u3 in 192'». "»*ing a by Mr. Ong Boon Tat with regard of «X \c to d spis* only ??SW of M nscj P*» Land* in the
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    657 8 Interesting Lecture at S.C.R. Club Mr. \V. Makepeace, EJ'tor of c; pore Free Pres* dt. verd i bBW members of the Straits m,;« th Cub at the gaA?SS Readin of h f C üb) Mr. After Mr. Murray had led nt£* r ;n prayer, the Hen. Mr. m introduce
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    60 8 To-day, June 26 iL J' m Dr 11 HaU Ban Band iTact cc. 5.10 p.m.-Drill Hall, Chinese Company Recruita Musketry. in F»"y. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S.R.A. (V> Gun Drill. Dreas, Drill Order To-morrow, June 27 S.R.E. (V), Signal., Order. 2 M P "A" Company, Musketry Classification. Chinese
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    62 8 Mr. Claude H. da Silva, who has been Major H. F. W.llis, who has teen seletfed Mr. G. E. S. Cubitf. Cowwi-v«.t,™. ~r Forests F.M.S. a«nd n aenously ,1, ls qu e fft once m™ c am? is <*ue here in August Mm r. kT? of att to P,L™ w
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    348 8 Executors of the Lee Choon Guan Estate anas rett-Lennard in Lfcvour «f -il c Bar Chicng Suat Kew thL fi he respondent late Mr Lpp rL*r five children of the grandThi^en^ oo and th eight of the lat. Mr ot <he esta te .ia ile t<> a
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      240 10 I Milk Cream 1 I N W OBTAJNABL E AT I I THE F()LL()UIN(; POINTS I /1 Fl I I I Storage De Pot, Orchard Road I f 1 1 I Co,d Depot, Borneo Wh arf I I C BeaCh I ll PRICES I i M CRFam 2? cen s
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      525 10 1 BENZOYLF^^^ I MAKES EVERY GALLON OF BENZINEDOTHF w I ONE HALF GALLONS WORK OF X Prepared by 1 THE COUNTY CHEMICAL CO., LTD P Bir mingham. ANGLO-CHmEsTKo, g 4 and S, DHOBY GHAUT ___JWnON SALE estate riKuamm~~~ PHELIHINABV NOriCE The following Singapore Prope Public AucHon ff red for «1«
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    512 11 Singapore, June 20. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati a% Beef stew or curry kati J« Pork lean kai i H Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 50 Mutton Indian kati 9maw Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 73 Capons (locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 65 Ducks each
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    135 11 By an ex raond nary reversal of circumstance, and thanks to late will net having been executed!, Mi*. Jane of Nottingham, the wldkw of a working man, to-day finds he-rsUf the herres* to a £40,000 fortune. She had been daily help o a Mr. George Parkin
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      315 12 EDUCATIONAL. 77 T ?X» i i* bl the various S2T a£ the A V Sch<)ol 42, Onan 5 h Sin sapore. Tuition up to the Cambridge School Cph- vT l^.- SAVE $30 AND THREE MONTHS Shorthand was specially invented for You. a busy person; hence aai Simplicity. iQ9 P i
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      527 12 PUBLIC NOTICES KEW LIMITED. J? 0^ 8 H UEKEBY OIVEV that a m\Ti l t nt9T J m Div,jand of 5 ocr cent hat been declared payable to Shareholder, on S Regiiter on the 15th July. 19>5. "S? ***** ALS HEREBY GrVifM i Datei thl. 26th d*y >f June, 19J5.
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      271 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OP INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under th. Compeme, AcU of 1862 Ito 18W. Znd December 1892.) Authorised Capi:al WftflnAAil Subscribed Capital S'SK'SJ Paid-up Capital fJ'5? 0 000 Reserve Pun P d aud Reat gfflg BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryne, Esq., Cnairman. i-ord Carmichael, G.C
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      381 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK LIMITED. HEAD STREET BRANCHES Penang D Malacca 8 5 Street. Muar 31 honker Street. Batu Pahat ioq t n j l I l Palembang 09 JaJan Rah*mat. Hongkong 13, Queen. Road Central 16 AGENCIES AT: London, New York S»« i Batavia, Sourabaya sJL.? Francisco, Amoy,
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      351 12 INSURANCE Ivwvl 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED FIRE-, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office*: 2, Finlayaon Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, lat Floor, Banqne del Indo China Baildinga, lA. Malacca Street 'Phone.
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      425 12 malayal^ c Manager;,,! Dm ftwN. in Advan, f er annum Half-yearly $1 Per quarter ft* Single Cop, 5 5 3.75 "Malaya BECOME RFCT't a T\e "Malaya r All All communication* r All communications relal matters viz., advert i i r accounts, plrmtinX? et g dressed to THE MANAGER be 5
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