Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1925

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII. No. 157 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925
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      245 1 ihe I MALAYA TLIBUNE j AND I j ;v(; GAZETTE j I f *i> r.*c New~ <aper of British Malaya m Published Daily. that keep 9 it» g pt*u. rs fully informed I ND INDEPENDENT. 3 in NEW SHIPMENT OF *j fiaincoats" and "Umbrellas': 1 ITJ m rt) erf WtaMn
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      273 1 I lI—JL_JI__J( 11 i r 11 I r 11 i r innnr n 11 11 IL J I—ll 11 11 11 11 1| 11 11 f tr IL J I I II lI—I irjr I Select Your Mount from Famous Makers. %,OTOR MOTOR J CYCLES. CYCLES. 5 B.S.A. 2 4
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      318 1 jMiiiiiiguifiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiajunmgng nmi mninimninimiwi Jmtmm\J VISION IS LTFP/S PRICELESS I GIFT. I Take care of your eyes. Hare them examined by us and hare ua keep I your glasses properly adjusted. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Co. I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. j 1 JBC "IT"JR. I JEJ I I NOW
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    BRITISH IN KENYA
    1078 2 MOST VITAL OF IMPERIAL PROBLEMS Commissions Disappointing Document TJ*, Report of the Par li mentary Commission sera out to East .Africa is a ds«::poir.'ing doctfflM t an;.- mt who hoped tr.at its authors wcuid be c. v apeous enough to advocate a charge of method and a
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    THE OPIUM EVIL
    950 2 MEASURES TO CURE DOPE ADDICTS Treatment at Klang District Hospital Ward Mr \an Pow Teck Chairman of the Selangor Anti-Opium Society (Klang Branch) sends us the following report:— Since January 1925 up to June 30 last, the Klang branch of the Seiangor Anti-Opium Society had issued 474
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      456 2 LAN An 'Allenburys* W Baby at the age f of 7 months. (a* J i\X*& I lan has been reared from birth on Ihe 'Allenburys* Foods, and I though below normal weight when born he progressed so rapidly that at the age of seven months he was live lbs. over
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      119 2 THE PRICE OF PAIN-SCIATICA. No one wants pain—still v; e pay ft* it heavily n lo,t health-lost energy-lost ambition-often absolute financial ruin. \Vhy pay this awful price Why suffer the ternbla twitching tortures of SciatiSl when eve .-lasting relief bj ao near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom from pain
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      260 2 ABOUT A SHANGHAI BABY. And Baby's Own Tablets. No matter whether it be in London, Pan-is. Toronto, New York or Peking, Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children's remedy, prove a real friend once they are introduced into the home. Here is what Mr. S. W. Chung Ming, of the Yue
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      110 2 people recommend them Read what three have written about I TILI.ES. Mme. Tetrazzini.the worU t Soprano jr J ''mo U| "Thank you for the fx of c Pastilles sent mr, excellent and effica Hi. Grace the A, t hbi,h 0p Lanterburv "The Archbishop ha a lozenges constant!-, and speedy relief
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    LORD MILNER
    1057 3 A STRIKING POLITICAL FIGURE Attack of Sleepy Sickness Ends His Career The death of Lord Milner takes away one of the most i< markable figures of our time —remarkable in success and in failure, in vision and an hfhftiniai, in the prevailing diir.i.y and elevation of his character
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      229 3 Are? your children I healthy and vigorous? HPHEY will be if you feed OATS builds as much mus- -■-them a porridge of cle as three pounds of meat. QUAKER OATS regularly. And how children love its Doctors throughout the taste! So smooth and deliworld recommend it for cious. growing children.
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      271 3 WMMMMMhrenoTiaiplld^ g w\mm m It is not the quantity H I UlgeSilVe of food we eat but what H we digest and assimilate j?i I DlSOrderS that nourishes the body. j j| Hence the necessity |j S for proper working of the digestive g organs. Indigestion arises from various g
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      388 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE f S Tuesday, Jilj 7 and Wednesday, July 8. Ĕ H Ia The First Show at 7-30 pm. S Here is a Comedy-drama that will thrill you the way you like. [jj Cj Its roarim* with fun and ex ml< meat. p S ALMA TAYLOR in p
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      336 4 AMUSEMENTS I From Sunday, July sto Saturday, July 11. 5 AT THE ALHAMBRA jjj Theatre Beach Road. 3 TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD., Proprietor.. rd 1 A PICTURE YOU YE ALL BEEN WAITING AND WANTING TO SEE I The One that Won cj I THE ADOLPH ZLKOK 110,080 PI IZE.
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      344 4 AMUSEMENTS hist! a kidnapper Surma Theatre She wanted a hnstand, to the kidnapped North Bridge X, Kid At 9.4 p.m. a man THE BUIVTRESS j^^^^fc^ A First Naticntl Picture £s^Ss*b Gaiety Cinema Soraethin new and different—Refreshingly fjlf II story of an Indian br<>d cirl who 'W *i A < Atlm
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    SINGAPORE BROTHELS
    653 5 a(J v Balfour and S. Settlements Recommendations Editor of the Spectator.] ima' c and reputable -pore to-day is that of ,i'.,ma.ed that mere I 500 br beta (of which registered, and Mmc 200 are Ed), and Ul v to tin viaae KJ.k- ,•■/<•■: the wharf and t.;ese ...w
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    THE Y.W.C.A. IN THE ORIENT
    438 5 Impressions of an American College Professor Mian Hart, the "Lord* cf the English Department a: We lies ley College, one ol the largest of Americas Women s Codt-iges, in a teVtar wrlten alter a tow through vhe Orient, gives her nttpreaajona ol t..e wwJs of
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    Mails Close
    156 5 Per- Swettenham,* Penang,* Colombo, Suez.,* P. Said.* MarseUtea London,* Re' terdam* and Hamburg* Te reefaa 2 p.m. Heralng *Hong Lan 2 pm. Selat P;ndjar.cr. Bengka.is. Slak ar.d Pakan Baton M. V. Hcng Kent 2 p.m. Hongkong. Amoy and Sonrafeaya and Bandjermasin •Ban Ho Guan 3 p.m. Batu Psha.
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    98 5 Mr Edward Malmqus of the AngioChinese School, Ipoh, has been appointed Honorary District Secrfmaeter for the Ipoh L> -tr ct Mr. Malmquist has had experience "fßov Scon work n the United States and will M a lcng felt gap in the Perak Seoutis organisat.on. T w e new Government School
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    135 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Slam No 1 per Koyan $366 RCce, Siam 2 $357 li ce, 'Slam 3 $320 Rice, Saiigon 1 $310 Rice, Saigon 2 $292 Rice, Saigon 3 Rjce, Rangoon 1 $288 R ce, Rangoon 2 $271 fe, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.50
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    Macphail and Co's Report
    138 5 Singapore, July 7. Rubbers:—Ru*>bar sbar b are aga n marked up with Wdattly bnyerz ani few rs. Syadhvrofhi bare buyers at 52.7(i e-elltrs holding for $2.95, Ulu Benu s are firm et 52 to 54 cents, Jeram Kuan'.ar.s are quoted 91 to 94 cenits, New Cra.
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    132 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 it ns $5.40 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 tins $5.00 r £.r per 2 drums $4.70 Benzine Motor Gasoline per 2 tins oi 8 gallons $7.60 r ocony Motor Gasoline
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    61 5 It is rumoured that when Mr. G. A. Hereford returns from leave he will be appo:n ed D'strict Judge and First Magistrate, Penang, vice Mr. E. Pratt, who will be appointed Senior Distrct Officer, Butterworth, succeeding Mr. Gerard A. Sm.th, who will ccme o Penang as Deputy Public Prosecutor and
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    133 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive S'Ugepore, July 7. Number after the ship indicates the Godown it is abreast of and the word 'Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—Sawahloento, 22; City of Palermo, 20. Main Wharf (Cite
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    Shipping Notes
    136 5 The local steamier Edendale cf 700 tons net, i wind by Heap Eng Moh Steam-, hip Company, of Telok A>er Btireet, arhioh went ashore t.t Bihiton, on the East das- vl' oumatra *n June 23, hu.s rjaw com.], repairs and is out of d« .k. Tbe British steamer,
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    Exchange
    91 5 Singapore, July 7. >n Loi«don— Bank 4 months' sight 2s. 4 15;32d Demand 2s 4 5 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4%d t. lad^a Bank Tel. Transfer 154 Vz )n Hongkong— Bank demand draft m p.c. pm. >n Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73 >r Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    SHOCK FOR FIANCEE.
    597 5 A Japanese-American and a Diamond Ring A Diamond ring- value.! at £250 passed carefully through many hands in Mr. LawT c's court at the London Sessions when Harry Inagaki, an Amercan c.t z:n, whose fa her was a Japanese and whose mother was a Swede, appeared on
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    24 5 It is reported Chat Mr. C. Hann'gan, the Comnv-ssiontr of Police. F M.S., will be going on leave towards the end of the year.
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      56 5 lu |iaull lllllli 1 l |MlllllllllHIUIIll»l"^ m m iFTft Ynu ca not buy s Better j f. I Lamp than I j I I L\ Philips j I SOLE AGENTS: 1 United Engineers Limited (Incurporatei in th* S.S.) ELECTBICAL DEPABTMENT 13. BATTERY BOAD. SINGAPORE. I n w i ■0* I__
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      461 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET, 33-2 Oavanagh Road Electric Light, Water and Garage. Apply within. LOST CHEQUE NOTICE is hereby given that a cheque A 75 4456 drawn on the Hongkong and Shanghd Bank at Ipoh for $3.0)0 by *r>ng hai in favour of Yuen Chan To and dated JOth June
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      125 5 V oimit«r»T Corps rTo-day, July 7 "i 1 Ha 1, Chinese Coy., Re- < u r»r r io-morrow, July 8 Ha'!, S.R E. (v), Tra'ning, Di ii Order with rifles. Thursday, July 9 Hall, Chinese Coy., Officers r, O.'s Classes. f'!l Hall, Chinese Coy., Re- I Drill. 1 Friday, July
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    157 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, July 7 High Tides.--11.34 a.m., 10.47 p.m. League II: S.C.F.A. (A) vs. V.M.C A., S.R.C. League II: S.C.C. vs. O.T.F C, S.C.C. Tennis: L.L.T.C. Tournament Final. Tennis: Singapore Championship. D. G. L. Meowing, 6.30 p.m. To-morrow, July 8 Uiqh Tides—o.l6 am,, 11.32 p
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    Singapore Brothels
    1243 6 Lady Balfour of Burleigh has written a letter to the Spectator aibout licensed vice in Singapore, which we repr'nt in this iseue; and after careful pciM-al of the letter we WOllder whether Lady Balfour prefers l'cen od v cc or licensed disease, which is undermin'ng a huge, mixed
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    NOTES AND GOSSIP
    1079 6 Clippings from German Papers A German paper to hand says that the widow of Envle Belts was approached by an American millionaire with a view to the puftxiiuse of cer ia n paintings he longing to her late husband. He offbiied as much as $100,000 (gold) fcr
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    Singapore Wedding
    56 6 The marriage of Mr. R B ••he Singapore Municipal] J BJMnsfi was so.emnized at 20 r Lane last week. The cci •a aocondonce w th Hvndo o* the Ist instant and i i cay when a largely aeur. ne d. The br degroom i X?; testified to by
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    Mail Expected.
    55 6 From Iloltand and U &V, g j ri ntv. I :n\ I:ti( J v Sitvjsapoit* 5 p.m "•> I rtr i J., j B* I: l -v; .<_ :n a.m. Fr..M Ch n und r^, Maru. dv S njrap re i l r 1 j. po, <Lon< Jtaw
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    230 6 Mr. W. E. §p«eu Pol cc, Xi ,ah, n-i!T b■■> n i M -[-'>• a fee P. am, o. ha.-,.-,. it i Mr. Lv Cru?.:, w.'U l'n b *ws"' tit Lh.- I;.. ;.i. U'.io, »uaay tn<- tJth c«utfrng lud are A.. Tui-resL af 'i by the orumat CEhxmfi Road ir.-
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      389 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ia C I FOOTOALL E I JERSEYS j Ĕ 55 P!ain Bod y Contrast No. 21, Plain Body With I V Bands. En cl i i» j Contrast Sleeves. I Qi Sky and Chocolate Band. L g Green and Red Claret and Sky Sleeves. I
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      33 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATH'V Rubber London. Stocks on June 288 tone down. London-—3s. oVjd. Local July.— sl.4o. Au.r. io Sept—Sl-lfi. Oct. to «Dec—Sl.aV; New York.— 4J7 cte. Tin L0nd0n.—£255.176. Local.— sl29 per peal 150 i,-n«
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      71 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 hours ending July 6, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 87.5 F. Mm. shade temperature 75.2 F. Mean shade temperature 80.6 F. Max. sun radiation 135 F. Mm. grass radiation 72 F. Sea tempeiature
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    THE RIFF ATTACK
    257 7 PESSIMISTIC MESSAGES DENIED Full Explanation given by the War Ministry Reuter's Service. Nstaa Agency-J PalMi July d War 'lot: the p.-SSi-rji ny v t R.ffian in■iir r..y the HDttasi 1 cortae..ii eand 'ions of the A ng steps to > f r iht.T atca! r s whkh
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    Fourth of July Disaster
    25 7 Reuter's Service. .'7j, July 6. i-.o been ,ub. July 0. recover- a ocati fee wa.i I r-.r a <•: Wn na. Cv^.ili'P-ijd.
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    A Test Muster
    29 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, July 6. P to now by the War J "hat tne teat master > c was only tas n September N'everwe considered sat is
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    Franco-German Deadlock
    33 7 Reuter's Service. t Paris, July 6. ma •o-Gornian commercial 1 down which is att act mat both countries are new protect! onus t taiiffs to conclud'3 a porma- fceac have passed
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    A False Report
    21 7 Reuter's Service. Yorki, Jviy 6. W* i a t>f abmizedea ia '-aid thai the «*♦.> IWW» «lie destroyed by
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    CHINA PROBLEM
    316 7 Triangular Fight in Manchuria Foreshadowed Reuter's Service. London, July 6. I UniUd S.attw '•weJl-mcar.'.ng r.«KgeeI i>n'' Kvfcrm MEftMHfrJ t«rid r.tfhie in Ch.na i* H>e 1L;eme of n tans leader in the Daly Telegraph, wh ch expra.-aa» iCie opinion thuft by doing so at lie presont haxardr.us moment, th?
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    Gallantry Rewarded
    76 7 Reuter's Service. London July 6. At an invert: ture in Buckingham Pa'ace His Majesty .the X ng beatowed uhe Silver Medal of the Board of Trade for gauantry at sea en John Cropper, ex-Chief Officer oi' steamer Bowes CaaXt and Stanley Garrett, ex apprentice of the steamer Egramont
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    Calcutta News
    169 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, July 6. The Pinang Gazette's Calcutta correspondent learns tha; through an anonymous letter the Commissioner of Police -has traced the giri slave emp.oyed by a rich Mohamedaa Government servant, who has been 111-treated by his wfe. A charge of causng grievous hurt was
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    Somme Week Carnival
    101 7 (Fijom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 6. The Somme Week carnival -dance, organised by the Ivuaia Lumpur branch of the Ex-Serv ce A&sockttion of Malaya, and he.ld in the Town Ball, was a great success. There were 530 peesnt. inctud ng 'he Chief Secretary and Lady
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    Municipal Matters
    98 7 Action taken at meeting of Committee Mo. L Deeded to reduce the assessment of the Japanese Elieirmenbary School at No. 14 Mt. Elizsfceth from $1,200 to $600 per annum. Decided to reduce the aissessment of he Parsonage attached to the Church of Our Lady cf Lourdes at Ophir
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    34 7 The marrage of Cap'ain C. E. Trafford, M.C.. and 1 Monica, younger daughter of Sir Hugh Clifford. G.C.M.G.. G.8.E.. Governor of Niger'a, and Governor-Designate cf Ceylon, took place at Broanpton Oratory, on June 9.
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    FOREIGN POLICY
    169 7 Interesting Debate in House of Lords Reuter's Service. London, July C. In 'mIr.' Hou«m> of Lorda Lord AaquiLh inftraCed he debate on foreign policy in Eurnye in wli rh Lord Gn, p&r-tio pating opposed tthe id «a of a policy of Birfcish Alton tut ihttpoeaiblo. Lord BaJftmr replying
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    Japanese News
    204 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichlNichi Shimbunsha./ Tokio, July 5. It is stated that Uhe H.I H. the Crown Prince may VSsikl th>:~ South Sea mandate Islands next year if he finds an opportunity. A severe earthquake visited Yonago and its environs three imes in the early morning.
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    His Wife or not his Wife
    326 7 Teng Rang Chu a Chinese woman born a*. IVnaianak sued Tan Kirn Hoe in the Supreme Court un s moron? before Mr. Justice Srroule (Acting Qhiex Justice) for main.enance atleg tig that d c was married to him and is h.s lawful wife. Accord
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    Gas and Matches
    109 7 The thoughtlessness of a Malahari coolie employed at the StraPte Ice Works, Merbau Road resulted in h's death on tba 19Jh ultimo. According to tbti evidence reaorded t y Mr. Bourne, the* City Coroner, ths morning, the deceased was an assistant to the engine-driver. On the day
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    97 7 Mr. R.J. Farquhanson, Chief Inspector of Police. KuMm, Kedah, who proceeded on long kave last year is due back by the P. and O. MifcenMita on tbe 16th in start Mr. G. R. Hedges, Chief Permanent Way Inspector, F.M.S. Railways, also returns by the same vessel. Chinese miners whose properties
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    436 7 BRITISH ATTITUDE TO THE SOVIET Government will not be tied Down by an Assurance Reuter's Service. London, July 6. In the House of Gammons questioned on the situation in Morocco, Mr. Chamberlain <lid not consider British interests m Tangier vaaot in immediate danger, but they were watching
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    JOHORE VOLUNTEER RIFLES
    248 7 Orders by Major E. F. G. Davies M.C., Commanding Parades. Under Platoon Commanders arrangements. The J oho re Bahru rang;» will be at the disposal of the O.C. No. 1 Platoon except on Saturday 25th July. The "Ross" Cup. The "Ros®' Cup will be competed ibr cin
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    131 7 Writing of the heat-wave in England,! he Ranee of Sarawak .says: -if we attempted to do in Sarawak haif of what we do over here in a heat-wave the road* would be strewn witSi deal But in the East, we mike no effor:. We take things easily, and run no
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES FOOTBALL
    790 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL First League Match I Soldiers IXftatcd by the Chinese in Thrill ng Game Several interesting matches in the first division of the Singapore football League have bei'n wiitfKSStd t:rls seas, in bill tue best match yu: seen wus p;aytd yes.eruay alt.ern.oon before a r cord c*-cwvi. Vv
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    S.C.F.A. (A) vs. Y.M.C.A.
    70 8 The following will represent tbe S.C F.A. (A) aga T«9t the V.M.C.A. in he Jun or La-ue th/s af ernoon on the S R C. grourd: —Kcb Cuvm Yeat; Lye Yeow Soon, lan Soon Choc; Chia Gu~ Sen*. T»« Ah Tan Chwee T ong (Vice Canta
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    First Division Fixtures
    87 8 Wednesday, July 8. Malays vs RA. Frriav July 10, S.C.F.A. vs. b.KC Monday July 13, SCC vs. R. Wednesday. July 15, S.R.C. vs. Malaya. Frid*v. July 17, R. Sussex vs. S.C.C. Mr.ndav July 20. S.C.F.A. vs.R. A. Wednesday. July 22. S.R.C. vs. R. Sussex. Fr day, July
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    Second Division Fixtures
    74 8 The fixtures in the printed card are cancelled. Clubs competing in the Competition wi! be sent a complete list oi fixtures. Taesdav. July 7.—S.C.F.A. (A) versus V.M.C.A. ground S.R.C. FCC. vs. O.TF.C. gronnrl S.C.C Thursday, July 9.—S.CF.A. (B) vs. Police ground S.R.C. SJOB. vs. Headquarters ground S.C.C
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    CRICKET
    225 8 S.R.C. vs. Services The above fixtures came off on Saturday at Tanglin and ended in a victory for the S.RC. Scores: SERVICES Pc Ford b Le'.jssius J Cat St tphenson b Bartels GapC Biownjohn c An.ihonisz b Leijssius 9 Major Vyvyan c Morrow b Leijssius 27 Io -Col. Post.ethwa
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    L.U. vs. A.P.C.
    250 8 The above ma.eh came off pa the L U. ground on Saturday and ended m a credtable win for the firm. Gong m firat the P C put up 143 and the L.U. rep.'cd with Stack striking a luck spot. In fairness -o th* Union it noM
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    BOXING
    179 8 Dempsey—Carpentier Referee Ertle Refuses Bribe of £200,000 Paris, May 20 The Echo dcs Sports publishes pat cf an article printed in tho Los Angeles Examiner on May 3 in which Mr. Hairy Ertle, the referee of the DempsEy-Carpentier fight, writes that on die eve of the match he wai
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    BASEBALL
    133 8 Far Eastern Games Manila, June 9.-That baseball :s the most popular sport in the Fhchppme Islands was indicated when the to al receipts at the Pat Eastern Oiymp:c garner became known to-day. The rece:p s at tne six ba ebai.' games played be ween tne Phi'ippin.es, Jap>sm and China
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    SWIMMING
    95 8 C.S.C. Activities TTiers were m'n>e BSaitani in fhe 100 yards rT>'l ten in Khe 75 y&nd.s handicap races which were swum off at uhe Chinese Swimm'ng CMb on Sunday. In the 100 ya.ivlis race Oh a Pcih Cheng and Ng Man*? Guan tfee scratch men going at 14 wata
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    LAWN TENNIS
    18 8 Davis Cup Competition Reuter's Service. Ha-ana. Jmy o. StoaJa hw c Cuwa iro.n tat Dav:s double?.
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    Wimbledon Competition
    184 8 Reuter's Service. itnbli lon, Ju,y p. h, ,i,. m.**l doisblc- Bail 1 .^.MorpuigoaitdMissßj^ WimbM n, In the duu'rti-» Hiail Borot and hoaL rUntwwßev and Casey by o—4, J**™ deal n<.nmw or Wimbled n, Ju!y n The- compel Li m udc<l n n weathu' l.^-«J M»^; the two opening
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    Singapore Competition Opens
    203 8 The- open ng matches of ti e S ngapore Tennis Obamp on-fo p were played eft yesterday <\n ;the S.C.C. Court. Sort thara bea: G. Haridas the Japanese p ayor in tiwo straight sets 1. 6 -1. ll»e tenuis was of a very :ina\tractive naa.r a.3 botth
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    GOLF
    152 8 Singapore Golf Club The July Lades' Sr.ocn compefaHion waa paved yteberday over the firs, aae holes ard reauited in a lie between M:s. 11. M. Hi 1 and Mrs. P. S. Hunter wno returned net scores of 37. Tan n:y-£igh:t carc'is were taken out and the th blowing were
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    211 8 Not since "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" has Rex Ingram proofed a p.ccure with the spectacular appeal ci ISflia In "Scaramouche whiJh had its first showin I at the Alhaint ra on Sunday night Rex Ingram has deat with the siarrmg peroa of the French Revolution
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    139 8 The protest by Sir Francis J. Newton, High Oomm'sc'lone.r for Southern Rhodes a, at the dinner of the Shikar Club, against th? cruel me hods of big game hunters in coHe;-t'ng speclnrenisi for zoological societies, does not appiy to tlhe London Zoo. Sir Francis sa d he kn:w
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    215 8 Contraband Chandu on the Van Overstraten CaDtain A. P. Pronker, master of tho Dutch steamer Van Overstraten was sumSSr Mr. Frankly Rj bin S on, the DStrict Jud ß e this morning to answer cMfeee of carrying a quantity of nong!o. crmr.cn: chandu on hia vesse, m
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    648 8 First Display of its Kind in Great Britain Talking films are the lutes: attractu promieed mi the new Wembley Exhthftio— 1 his is the presentat an ot WKSfI Dime n th's country. They being shown in one of the Conference Hal s where -.hey are being pros atad
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    116 8 A young woman tod fcbe North London mag'stra-te that herr and bad been summoned for Beting chan *es in a lot cry. The mrJ ter had BO preyed on hi? mfad that he had to go into hospital and had s'nee been 'jssasse and s«*lt to an a-svlum.
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    24 8 To-day, Ju'y 7.—Signaling, Ambulance and Wireless Classes 5.15 p.m. Headquar'ers. Thursday, July 9- —Band Practee and Tent Pitching 5.15 p.m. Headquarters.
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    35 8 The cutput of the Mardai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Company's Esta ,es for the month of June 1925 amounts to 8,781 lbs. making a total of 93,817 lbs. for the eleven months of the current financial year.
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    198 8 Achilles was vulnerable in his heel; foots* "in the know are ask ng whether Jack" Dempsey, ihe world's heavy-weigfat boxing champion, aJso has a "soft spot. Only in> Demps'ey*-* case it Ba not his heel but h's nose. The American some months ago underwent an operation to
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    1036 9 I LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange I and Share Brokers, issue the following List of quotations: Singapore, July 7. MAIL QUOTATIONS I RIBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue j Value I 2« Allagar 17% I 2s Anglo-Java 3 6 j 20s Anglo-Malay 27 6
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    392 10 Savage Duel to Death in Starlight Rome.—Rome has an apache -world of its own, and a special quarter where the men and women of 'tne mala vita, or "bad life." live, with customs, dress and a co.le of chivaiiry of ttMir own. The denizens of this mysterious
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    305 10 Experimenting with a Bluebottle's Respiration Whaa is the measurement of the respiration of ?ias from a bluebottle fly This is a question placed before the Royal Society's Conversazione at Burlington House. A special consignmenlt of b;uebo'rtles was sent on its way from Cambridge to London so
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    509 11 Singapore, June 27. MEA'I c Beef steak (round) kati 46 Beef stew or curry kati 36 Pork lean katti 64 Pork lean amd fat (Ist quality) 50 Mutton Indian kati 80 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 55 Capons (Locally jeared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kat* 68 Ducks each
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    123 11 Berlin.—Before "the war there were constant oi the Ihrutal conduct of the German officers aoid nan-commissioned ofrbors towards the soldfiers under them, many of whom committed suicide, but tihoug-h the monarchical regime has gone, the same sort off brutality exists in »:he small German anmy of to-day. The
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    93 11 After a separation of 30 years and attempts through alll his days of manhood to find flier, a Yorkshire sadder, wow in Egypt.!, has been brought in touch onec more with his mother, nlow in Canada, through the medium of the Salvation Army. Private Tom Marlowe, of
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      552 12 EDUCATIONAL A few seats are available in the various classes of the A. V. School at 42, Onan Road, Kator.g, Singapore. Tuition up to the Cambridge School Cert. Exam.—Maine. Standard Theory and speed classes in 24 Hour-Shorthand formod Ist of every month. Apply Principal. GREGG SHORTHAND Is SOT r*E*. It
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      676 12 PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRUTS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Singapore. Companies 'Winding up No 3 of It!} bj ;he matter of the ompan'es Ordinance IVU it d in the matter of the Banque Indu«trielle le Jhine. BE THE BANQUE INDUSTBIELLE DE CHINE. Hon E H H HEnY
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      482 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. BEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Ppnanir 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Bahama*. Palembang I 6 lllT Hongkong 13, Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Amoy.
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      499 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 18ft, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital Subscribed Capital Pa.d-up Capital "'J s***5*** Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,2,21 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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