Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1925

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. j 9 j EVENING DAILY.} EVENING DAILY- Vol. XII. -No. 175 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JULY 2S. 1925.
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      229 1 j THE I MUA YA TRIBUNE I AYE GAZETTE Vw? paper of Mi I*yt pushed Da'ly. t t keeps its in formed i KPENDENT. o civ WBoeaaa oaoc==3BEios=3oiaocs^^c=aoL^=s[oiaoE=oiao Bell's "BIG SIX" Everite i n j Corrugated Asbestos-Cement Sheets. i i s I j I MORE THAN THE MOST j TWICE
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      40 1 [3 IS LIFE'S P GIFT. a Dj Take care of your eye*. Have them K examined by us and hare na keep j™ Cj your glasses properly adjusted. N I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Co.| 15. South Canal Road, Singapore. Oj
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    VIEWS ON INDIA
    1454 2 BOOKS BY SIR O'DWYER AND LORD RONALDSHAY "The Gravest Problem Ever Faced by Great Britain n "India as I Knew it." By Sir Michael O'Dwyer. (Constable. 18s.) "The Heart of Aryavarta.'' By Lord Ronaldshay. (Constable. 14s.) Take thess two books, eliminate from them all names of persons
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      311 2 I ~x\&gp m I SIZE SIZE I 20 x 20 ins. 22 x 22 ins $3.05 $4.95 Dj P er dozen. P er dozen. cl WHITEAWAYS 1 STANDARD I I THE "UTILITY" DAMASK TABLE I I NAPKINS. I For general every day use these napkins are unexcelled. [j] They are
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      332 2 WORRIED MOTHER Find Speedy Help for Suff Chddren in Hahv\ Tablets. There is no* lan, mother than to kc whilst sh;, si.she i 'what to do to V *r Mothers who keep BabV. r£, the house ready for safe and confiden »4, famous Canadian eh« prompt relief in ailments. i
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    A FOUL DEED
    831 3 TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF LOSS OF LUSITANIA Greatest Maritime Crime in History Among 1 all the horrors of the great war, scarcely one left a more permanent .■mpression and had such widespread moral and political significance than the sinking of the Cunard liner Lusi'tan a, ten years ago.
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      411 3 1 RHEUMATISM I 0 Have you ever h \d Rheumatism? Have you g ever experienced the excruciating pains or help- j§ Feeling that occur every time you try to Ipl o ve? If so. you have no doubt also felt that M f was impossible. Yet when you do get
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      125 3 THE DARKENING SHADOW Have you commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pain darting through your face and your temples—Can't sleep, awake ail •light—worry, suffer, fret. That'? the story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the application of Little's Oriental Halm. Rub int; the face, or wherever the pain
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      101 3 n C 1 One of the most important essentials of beauty is a jj G k healthy skin, and this is ensured by the daily use g of Royal Vinolia Soap. jj i This charming soap gives a delightful feeling of jjj freshness and comfort. Made from the purest of
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      418 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE I Tuesday, Juiy S8 acd Wednesday, July 29. In the first Show at 7-30 p.m. jC M Je*F« L. La*ky Presents £j I WALLACE REID g WITH LILA LEE IN THE jjj a BICTJLTOR I jjj Fights and thrills and gay romance in i Spanish republic —with
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      380 4 AMUSEMENTS jjj A THREE-FEATURE PROGRAMME WORTH C MIN6 A LONG WAY TO SEE From Sunday, July 26 to Friday, July 31 S AT THE Lr] ALHAMBRAi TAN CHENG KEE CO.. LTD., Proprietor!. S Cj In the Second Show, Commencing at 9 p m. rjj AN ASSOCIATED AUTHORS, PRODUCTION OF POWERFUL
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      446 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma Th* a J Junction Albert A Bencoolen Streets. C^Q*A No *h Bridge Road At 9.20 p.m. CROWS AND SCARECROWS 3S 3 MS p k Mutt and Jeff Cartoon a Spanish" romeo sir oswald s*°U iw New Van Bibber Series MOON OF ISRAR Wm. FOX Presents Bjr
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    ALLEGED AGITATOR
    72 5 „„1 Whilst Addressing C ,i in Peoples Park j 1 r'ns sunk by Ch.ine.se navy,' "Cr't v roU ted bv Chln-ese army f r things ilkfli "to have > who was arrested j a crowd in Peoples Park x t -h \\as stopped by the Chief Detact ve
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    340 5 to Collision in < arwre Uoads i 1 i' -..>]vcd a cla'm and ge arising out of a Glen.moy and the Road- was h.tard .n f > n on June 17. that their sn'p. the ft w motor vessel of (i ng at aBcbor in on I>member 12,
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    St. Andrews Cathedral
    136 5 Program c if Mask tj be sung by i after Evcneong on s list 2is as foTlowa: Hymn 604 A. and M. Baril H Sbonl An:htm "Fathtar P v. ill ans; (3) S.lo O (St Paul), Mendeksohn; 13 (a) An Heart '.hats J bn Dowland; (b) •vly.
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    Y.M.C.A. Entertainment
    72 5 frment of conjuring and I g vcn by th? Sm om under th? manasrenv?it tSM V.M.C.A. Hall -P-m. Th's company has v P rformincsis In ad bjt-fij Dates East Indies. A r atna nr. is assured, the I i in ;< r properties over iratus. Th? proceeds of
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    49 5 untitled strike in shanghai, !1 Ue-a, pahi sher. regretl o ca i< n rf the Jim.* num. Earfern Review has been 1 retom Is work on tbe !r era, Th strike will ie this aa a double numbut bhia desearji upoa the '•Mat, ;irnin u > work in the n:ar
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    135 5 To-day's Quotations UICE E&lce, Sam No 1 p :r Koyan $358 li cc, Sam 2 <#43 Rce, S.am 3 $^1G Rce, Saigon 1 j^OO Rice, Saigon 2 $2jo Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $285 R cc, Ringjon 2 $274 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag
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    297 5 The untitled Annual General Meeting of The Travencore A hle&C Club wa? held at 493 Serangoon Read. Singapore, on Saturday tne 25th instant at 630 pm. After passing th-3 Report and Accounts for th* year 1923-1924, the election of office bearers for fee ensuing year was gona through which resulted
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    145 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 28. Number after the ship indicate® the todown it is abreast of and the word 'Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate 1). —Tara, 22; Benvorlich, 20. Main Wharf (Gate 3).
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    102 5 To-day, July 28 5.15 p.m.—Drill Ha.M, Band, Practice 5.15 pm—Dri'l Hall, Chinese Comply, Lew's Gun Cl*ass. To-morrow, July 29 >.15 pm.—Driil Hail, Chinese Company, Lewis Gun Class. Thursday, July 30 5.15 pm.—Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Lewis Gun Cliass. Friday, July 31 5.15 p.m.—Drill HaSl, Band, Practice. 5.15
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    Mails Expected
    85 5 From China and Japan by sv-s. Delta, due S'ngapore 10 a.m. to-day. From Ch na ani Japan by a Lahore, due Singapore 4 p.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by s.s. Mantua, due S ngapore 4 p.m. to-mctrrow. From Indo-Chi'na by a* Comp.egne, due Singapore 6 am. to-morrow.
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    184 5 The Rev. P.B. Clayton, founder of "Toc H, fell and fr «oured hs kntecap while boarding a team on his way t) a meeting b4 Rcae Bay, Sydney. Mr C.ayton made ro mention of his injury ti 1 afrer the meetno w ben b was nt able to walk. He
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    MESSRS FEARON & CO.
    40 5 MESSRS FEARON CO. Estimated Consumption for 1925 Revised to Date Kuala Lumpur, July 27. Tons America 380 000 Germany 45,000 U. K. 30 000 Jj* y 10,000 I rano? 40,000 Canada 15,000 Japan 15,000 Russia 12,000 Others 10,000 Total 557,000
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    55 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Oevoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.40 Syivan Arrow per 2 tins $5.00 Tiger per 2 tins $5.00 per 2 drums $4.70 Benzine >ocony Motor Gasoline per 2 tin* of 8 gallons $7.60 'ocony Motor Gasoline per gallon without
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    74 5 The current retail prices of Kerosene and [Jcnzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tins $5.60 Pish $5.35 Dragon $5.35 rown M $5.20 >o«8 h $5.15 >own drums $5.00 Cross m Shell" Aviation Benzine ez drams pei Imperial gallon $LO6 Shell" Benzine ez pumps
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    Exchange
    88 5 Singapore, July 28. m London— Bank 4 months' might 2s. 4 15|32d Demand 2s 4 5j32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 23!32d »n India— Bank Tel. Transfer -54% )n Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1 P c. p.m. )n Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73 »n Jay BaJik Tel. Transfer
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    42 5 [We do not necessarily endorse th» opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters sent for publication should be writter »n one side orf the paper only; preference is gW«n to short letters. Only sxtracts oi ong setters can be given.]
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    Alleged Callousness
    170 5 Sir,—Last Saturday night, on my way i.ome from a Cnema Theatre, I engaged a rickisha whLh was plying for h.re in Midd e Road. The traffic, at the tim> 3 was very thick and my r ckisha-puiler had to wait by the roads id a to look for
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    Passengers Arrived
    178 5 The following pasaif llflHlH arrived here by the M->lehicr Trtub yesterday from Sourabaya: Mr. Th o King Kioe, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Gocsscls; From Saniarang: Mr. W. L. M. Regout, Mr. Kwit Boh Gwan; From Batavia: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Arcnds, Mies A. Heycman, Mr. EL R. Bobbins,
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      51 5 1 111 I m «Yo s cannot buy a i Better I i• i 1 p I la nap than j |Li Phili P s I 5 SO LB AGBNTS: United Engineers Limited 1 (Incorporated In the S.S.) ELECTRICAL DEPA TdENT li. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. 44 fl I Mnitccrs j
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      420 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS M. V ISEMAN CO. (EASTERN LIMITED. Py agreement between the ab<ve Company and Mr. Cuthbert Li mcl Field EMM, this gsntlemin bat ceased to he in the aervice of the aaid Company, ThtPowercf tt;>rney from the Company daed the 2?th day of 19*1 granted t > him under
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      151 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, JULY 28 Perning-,* Rangoon and Ca'outta* Haka a Maru 2 p.m. Meting Hong Lian 2 p.m. K.J.1V-man, K. Dungun an>i Trengganu Hong Ho 3 p.m. P. Swelten v ham, Penang, Coio-mbo, Suez, Said, London, Rjjterdam and Hamburg *O aucus 2 p.m. Muar *Fly'mg Dragon 3 p.m. Panch,
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    127 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, July 28 High Tides.—2.2B a.m., 3.9 p.m. League I: S.C.F.A. vs. R, Sussex, Stadium. League II: S.C.C. vs. Police, S.C.C. To-morrow, July 29 H gh Tildes.—3.22 a.m., 3 57 p.m. League II: 5J.0.8. vs. S.R.C., S.R.C. Thursday, July 30 High Tides.—4.3l a.m., 4.58
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    The Mining Dispute
    1416 6 No industry in G;eat Brita n has suffered more in the past fUw vears than Goalie mining. A long succession of disputes, ter l tween nun and owners, depending on r several causes, <:.as at la.vt term natej in a n sign ficant, final struggle th? outcome
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    450 6 Alleged Murder of a Sikh By Compatriot A Sikh named Baktawah Singh was charged at the S.ngapore Ass zes yestnrcay beicre Mr. Jus«.ce Ucane with the muraer oi £C.Ocher Sikh named Chanan fcin,:h. It was seated for thj crown #iat the deceased on the of June was seated
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    568 6 News of the progress of the meteorological fr-crica! and wireless station on the Praia* Sho?.! has been «rtken ty Hongkong by a Ohcnese nav<i' transport, the Kfangs ng, from Shanghai. It. ffl stated tha !h n Kiang-ang cl''*eharged 500 tons of building matcral on th* Pr J as Shoal and
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    "BAN LEE GUAN"
    811 6 COURT OF IX QUr I COMMENCE I Captains Story of Fo Jnde I and High Swells I ••o This Marine Cour: of j f:unceri,ng 0 f tfa Guar.» off Pulo Pisar.rr h n O.n was commenced in the morn.ng. Mr. Fraaklyn-Rol n s Cap.ain H. W. Cait<
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    35 6 Rubber London. Stocks on July 434 tons down. Londcn.—4s. Loral Spot.—sll9. Ausust to Bcptctiber.- ll* 7 October to December January to .March.-? 1 New York. —$1.7. Tin I 0nd0n.—1*260.0.0. Ural fltffft per picui
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      73 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 hours ending midnight July 27, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 86.6 F. Min. shade temperature 76 F. Mean shade temperature 80 3 F. Max. sun radiation 145 F. Min. grass radiation 71.5 F.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    336 7 j w OF RESTRICTION R FORESHADOWED H Investigations Show it is Required Reuter's Service. London, July 27. am am Mr. L. C. M. of a speech lntr«du2Office Estimates, after th nk the Stevenson sjble for the sharp rioo said "\v tainly if a tl c pr >bJeaa in*
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    Stinnes Concerns Sold
    73 7 Reuter's Service. Berlin, July 28. cabkd on June 6 ;i question of rcorgan►nctrn but of dupos ng important possess ons at.one to the banks, rests in Hamburg have Lon ion banking firm r a '-e purchased them N**S in shares of the I ■n n Compa.iy of
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    Chinese Merchants Criticised
    40 7 Reuter's Service. Shanghai, July 27. vi Commerce has? *t\j cr'i'cising the 1 Commence for its an--25 and pointing cut that no.h:ng to promote a in 8 and terminate the lm Nation against Chinese WO back to work.
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    303 7 Mr. Chamberlain's Interview With Rakovsky Reuter's Service. London, July 27. In th> House, of Commons replying to Mr. Treve.ycn Mr. Chamberlain said communications had passed «'between His Majesty* s Government and the Un ted S ates and ether Governments with regard to the proposied appointment of Comm.ssicn
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    THE COAL DISPUTE
    179 7 Mr. Baldwin to Handle Matters Himself Reuter's Service. London, July 27. Mr. Baldwin ihis morning for the first -ime intervened personally in the coal dispute. He conferred at 10 o'clock at Downing Street fcr three quartern of cn horjir w h i/.ig Committee of the Trcde Union
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    Anti-French Propaganda
    69 7 Reuter's Service. Paris», July 27. Following the publication in the Communist Humanlte of an arlticle by -he Central Commtftee of Action «against -the war in Morocco and urging the French troops to fra.ernise with %e Riffs, Uhe pclica raided the premises of the Committee, wh ch are actuated'
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    The China Crisis
    61 7 Reuter's Service. London, Juily 27. In the House of Commons Mr. Saklatala asked whether any instructions 'h&dl been isu;ed to the Commander-» n-Ch..ef tin Ind' a in consequence cf the Ch nose crisis and if so what was their nature. Earl Winterton replied that it woJd be
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    Bombay Mill Depression
    34 7 Reuter's Service. Bombay, July 27. The Millcwners Association h.as decided owing to depression in the industry to reduce the wages erf cotton operatives by 112 per cent beginning: Sept. 1 next.
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    MR. BRYAN'S DEATH
    213 7 Reuter's Service. Tributes to Leader of U. S. Fundamentalists [Renter'e Service.] New York, July 27. The death has occurfl d of Mr. William Jennings Bryan. The death of Mr. W. J. Bryan occurred almost on the eve of whai' he was anticipating as the crcwmlng glory of
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    FLOGGING IN HONGKONG
    162 7 Parliamentary Questions About the Ordinance Reuter's Service. London, July 27. In the House of Commons, replying to Commander Kemvorthy Mr. Ormsbv Gore said no ordinance had been passed in Hongkong permitting the flogging of strike.-s. He understood flogging was only permitted under the recent Ord nance as
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    French Elections
    51 7 Reuter's Service. Paria, July 27. The final results of the elections for the Councils General, after ?he second ballot, show 'ha'; the Cartel has captured 133 seats from the Opposiion, namely 10 from the Communists, 14 from the Corscrva-ives, 61 from the Republicans and 48 from the Left
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    Japanese News
    184 7 (By courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, July 25. It is announced that the Pr nee Regent will start fcr Tokio on August 2, for a tour of Saghalien. He is expected to ietu;n on the 18th. The Shanghai authorities ordered the suspension and di&persi-n of the
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    Boy Scouts Association
    55 7 To-day, July 28—Signalling and Wireless Classes, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Friday, July 31. —Parade at Headquarter* at 5.15 p.m. All Scouts go ng to Camp must 5 tend this Parade. Uniform not required. Saturday, August 1. —Rally at Government House. Parade at back of Y.M.CA. at 4 p.m.
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    91 7 On the 24th nst. at Nordanal Estate, Muar. Capt. T. C. Hume the Manager and Mrs Hume were eiM rtaincd ito a faTeweil tea party by the Asiatic Cornnruin? y on .he occa i'icn cf b's leaving the Esta.e to ake up a planting appah itmert in Kedah. H« l
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    STEAMER MURDER
    609 7 STORY TOLD AT CORONER'S INQUIRY "I Makee Kill Two Men" Says Accused A sc-quei to the terrible double murder on ihe Blue Funnel stcamor "Euryad is" ccmmtted whiie the vess 1 was off S.ngapore on Sunday was heard before Mr. Monk, in the Coroner's Court yesterday aiveinoon. As
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    302 7 Empire Cinema For genuine thrills, excitement and laughs, there are few p'c urcs seen here this season that wrrll e<fua! "The Dic.ator" a Paramount p cm e starring Wallace Reid, wh'ch wi.l be «hewn fcr two nights only at ths Empi e. From start to fin ih th-e
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    75 7 The Hen. Mr. J.H.M. and untitled and Mrs. have bft frr a tip o Java Thry />vr, v»> Ke a w< <y fcr about a fortnight cr hree weeks. Www la ftM th§. tm'ncnt l«? J v fl*l "H"'» M Xf'mnA M «*KniM *T*4f her f-vrUs faMinT." *Bt* why nrt
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    542 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET Inter-Schools Cricket St. Joseph's Beat Raffles St. Josephs aw. and deiea.ed Raffles by 1 ti n.. w.cklvs c n he b R C. grounds on Sa.ur'U-y n the fi:st .n .r-schools ma.cn of a stri s of .hree fcr the cup and meda.s preser.1 ed by M..
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    S.C.C. II vs. R.A.
    256 8 At Blakan Mat; on Sai-i'irday afternoon the S.CC stc-nd eieve.i met the R.A. a', crickev and defta.ed th <m by 28 runs The play was marked by a good innings on Each side, -hat of Beville for the R.A., TO and X ng for -he S.C.C.
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    Lanka Union vs. United Services
    507 8 ihe match played between the Lanka Cir'-n and thi Un ted Se vices at Taniglin on Saturday ended in a win |l he former. The Un'on put up 147 for the los cf six w'cketfs when Innings was declared clc6 d. A. S. Maniam and
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    RUGBY
    1437 8 S.C.C. Meeting Intricac.es of the Malaya Cup Competition Mr. B. E Ail it presided over a meeting of memb/L'a of ..he b.C.C. irj.erested in Rugoy, hj.d in ihe Clab Lounge yes'tniay e\t.!.iing. Ai'.i-r the m<lnu' l .>es of the last meeting had read and confirmed the foi.ow.ng officers were
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    FOOTBALL
    487 8 S.R.C. Heavily Defeat the Malays On the Stadium ground yesterday afternoon the S.R.C. payed against the Malays in the First League Div si' n. In spite cf be ng without their usual let winger they yhowed a form better t"..an Ifaqy fcave dene for seme time past and fully
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    First League Table
    68 8 Goals P. W. L. D. P, A. Pt*. s. r. C. i> 5 I 3 21 8 13 S.C. F. A. 6 G 0 0 21 2 12 Iii> val Su£S<?* 8 2 3 H 9 11 7 S. R. C. 7 2 3 2 10 15
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    Malaya Cup Trial Match
    115 8 The second trial match in preparation for the Malaya Cup maich tetween Singapore and Negri Semb lan, which wiil now be he.d at Seremban on August loth instead of the Bth, will take plate at the Stadium on Friday. The teams will be: Probable*: Boon Eng
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    THE TURF
    311 8 Penang Races Second Day's Handicaps 1. Ex-Griffin Ponies, Class D. (Race Courii?): Jaci 9, Yam Sehg S.12, Clementina 8.5, LcckiSti:<Jh 8.2 Carb ne 8, Meklcng 7.9. 2. Horses, Class C. (One Mile): Horace L. 9.5: Si lap 9.2, Calculator 9, Popaway 8.7, Carrie B. 8, Dirty 7.10 Corksvrt.-w
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    LAWN TENNIS
    262 8 Malaya Championships Forthcoming Tits in Singapore Tournament The Mens Sing.es and Doubles end the Lad es Singles Championship of Mataya w.-il be held tn the course of th:< Sin. apore Cricket Club on Satur.lay, Sunei y and Monday, the 1st., 2nd and 3rd Augu.-t. 1925. The Mens Singles
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    SHARE MARKET
    1023 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, July 28. MAIL QUOTATION H RUBBER. STERLING SHARES Issue Value 26 Allagar 17% 2s Anglo-Java 3 6 20s Anglo-Malay 27 6 2l»s Ayer Kuning 40|- c.d. 20s
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      408 9 DIGESTIVE So Soon Get Worse Few comnlaints get serious more quickly than digCSOTt troubles, and none get better more readily if the right treatment be used. If the experience of doctors, hospitals, and the general public the world over for years past counts for a.-.vthing. the right treatment is certainly
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      421 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, immediately for rubber estate on East Coast a dresser with firs: class Government Certificate. Must have ample experience of md an labour. Apply McAi.ster Co., Battery Koad, Singapore. WANTED. For The Singapore Chinese Girls' School a woman teacher, preferably one with Normal Ciass and Senior Cambridge Cert.ficates.
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