Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1925

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, i AND v^-* SHIPPING?' GAZETTE. 0 [evening daily; "vol. XIL- -No. 190 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. 1925.
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      79 1 I THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE AND ING GAZETTE I I jjj i utfU Newspaper ox I British Malaya. published Daily. I TV P a P° r that keepS !t I tally informed j tfVI AND INDEPENDENT, j TOWN SHOW ROOM (Corner Malacca Street) o WHERE WE WILL EXHIBIT 1 D
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      46 1 VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS GIFT. 3j lake care of your eyes. Hare teem <j examined by us and hare 01 km* ffl your glasses properly adjuted. g THE EASTERN*OPTICAL fej 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. jG 5? tT? ca C 3 ca ca ca oca v
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    GERMAN PEOPLE
    1106 2 THE GENERAL CONDITION OF MORALS Earnest Search for the Higher Values of Life "Can the German people find salvation?" is the question of a distinguished German in the Vienna Neve Freie Presse. Nobody who considers this inquiry, says Prof. Adolf Harnack, known as one of the foremost of
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    Fisheries in Assam
    362 2 The Government of Assam has published a report on the protection and preservation of fishes and fisneries in this province. It is by Mr. A. C. Dutta, sometime Fisheries Officer, Assam, and in it he surveys the different problems of the fishing industry of this province and
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    CHILDREN IN THE HEAT
    196 2 Safeguard Your Little f. Against Hot Weathor (A Keeping Baby's Ow n Ta ii Handy in the Home At this time of year chM* ally liable to stom" eh tro-' are diarrtioea. They get hot at «6« a thill. Ifl, bed-covering w.ith the sam ever careful
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    CURES TALK.
    182 2 GREAT FAME OF A l.KEAT MK|„nv; WON BI U ll.u. MKKIT The fame of Littles Oriental Bain, b been won by the good it has danetotku who have been crippled with pain Mr. N. Elder of 14, Kings George 3trer Greenwich, London, says: I was troubled awfully br.d
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      334 2 Fraser I a and Neave Ltd. 9 3 I Manufacturers of Aerated Waters, Syrups, 9 l Squashes, Cordials and Culinary Essences of jj the highest quality. Renowned throughout Malaya, Siam and the Dutch East Indies, for their purity and excellence. j] 9 9 9 a HEAD COVERED WITH ERUPTIONS Itched
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      153 2 3 with the MOTOR UNION 3 ij THE LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE INSURANCE COMPANY j Favourable Rates-Prompt Settlement of Claims, I FIRE MARINE BUSINESS Also transacted on Favourable Terms. for all particulars apply General Agents: Messrs. SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. ■j (Incorporated in England.) 3 Phone: 2800 SINGAPORE. 3 Eight of
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    CHILD VICTIMS
    782 3 THE DARK ANNALS OF CRIME Crazed Minds that Destroy Innocent Children The dfark annate of crime contain nothing more pathetic than the record of young and innocent children who have perished at the hands of criminals and maniacs. It is peculiarly /sad that many, if not the majority,
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    Malta's Constitution
    118 3 The Colonial Secretary and Mrs. Amery were the guests of honour at the annual dinner of the Malta Association at the Hotel Victoria. Major Adrian Dingli (president), who was accompanied by Mrs. D ngli, occupied the chair, and proposed Mr. Amery's health. He said that since Malta had
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    Promotion of Morality
    84 3 The German Society for the Promotion of Morality, which represents the German Branch of the International! abolitionist Federation, i& bringing before the Reichstag a bill for placing under supervision all parsons who aire insane, mentally deficient, or who, in consequence of mental, physical, and moral defect, are
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    OLD STAMPS
    406 3 A £10,000 Treasure Hidden in Mayfair Stajiip-colleating ha® (had its share of sensations, and many faimoua specimens might be described as square inches of romance. A "Brattleboiro" was discovered by a ragntcker, and a mere boy first, set eyes upolT'the world's rarest stamp, the unique 1 cent magenta
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    CIGARETTE MYSTERY
    151 3 Selling B.A.T. Brands in Chinese Packets Many people in Shanghai have been mystified in recent weeks by the appearance of a numb ir of brands of cigarettes turned by Chinese companies formed since the strike, which do not possess any m chinery for manufacturing them, says the S.C
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    Hydroplane on Fire
    100 3 An explosion occurred in a French naval hydroplane of the latest design while passing between Jersey and Guernsey on it a way to the naval manoeuvres at Bordeaux, and tihe machine caught fire. The 'plane looped the loop and it appeared as though a crash were inevitable,
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    Leap from a Liner
    101 3 Risking his life in the hope ofl getting ashore to see his mother, a ship's fireman leaped into the sea from tfce liner Arabdc, as the vessel was leaving Plymouth Sound after diseirfharking passenger®. Nobody no the liner noticed the daring dive at the moment, but
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    The Office and the Man
    87 3 The discussion on Lord Reading's status while on leave from India reminds one of an amusing story that used to be told in Ireland. The Lord Lieutenant of the day was going to London. While on board the mail boat (an Irish vessel) a lady,
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    Plot Against Soviet
    88 3 July, 24.—A Paris message say* Le Matin report* that on the night of July 2, 18 ex-pupils of the Emperor Alexander Lyoee, Leningrad, -were executed witlhout trial and 60 deported to the extreme north of Russia or imprisoned. Those executed include Prince Nicholas Galitzine, aged 76, the
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      371 3 jd A Welcome II lms serving of all classes the world over are drinkJL ing Instant Postum—and liking it. Here is a beverage that pleases the palate and purse as well Postum is high enough in quality to suit the taste of the most exacting, yet low enough in price
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      436 3 Remove that Mask of Care. Have you ever suddenly caught I you feel dejected and depressed. an unexpected glimpse of your face Your body needs more of the six in a shop window or mirror f If so, vital salts of Nature than it is you have no doubt noticed
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      367 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE I g Thursday. August 13 to Monday, August 17. rjj I I B In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. Sharp. r> Dj WILLIAM FOX Presents fr I David Betesco's Stage Success g I THE I GOVERNOR'S LADY j I 8 MASSIVE REELS. jj Ci The Govtren'i
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      269 4 AMUSEMENTS !SES2S2SES2SES2S^S2SiSZSHSHS2SZSHSHSHS^ From Thursday, August 13, to Tuesday, August 18, AT THE ALHAMBRAj A Picture You've Long Been Waiting to See The Great Metro $1,000,000 Photoplay A REX INGRAM PRODUCTION Adapted f. om the Novel by Vicente Blasco Ibanez and acclaimed throughout the world as marking a new epoch in
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      418 4 AMUSEMENTS Some rain must fall, Some days must Sever before iuch Dictnr», Be Dark a, And Dreary." TO-Nlfi'lr Ai But after the rain... Comes the Sunshine.. m p f success **mmm Lincoln j ARE YOU A High Speed Me !or FAILURE? THE CYCLONE BiOQ Here's Somelhing New! M.r, with a
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    RUBBER POSITION
    611 5 iiOMK C OMMENTS ON THE POSITION Ste venson Scheme Described as Totally Inadequate mbbet m*J*«* Js "exerted, and the mods*? has risen to 4s. 2d, prK' e t he highest recorded for I paaj:. The Stock Exchange to tbe situation and is on k* 3 r r sWe
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    109 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for a $100 nY' y]on to-day, is R*. 153 equal e T rate of Payment of Money $ioo n< 71 is Rs 158 J* trought in Shanghai by on Elliott against the Hanking Corporation for h the plaintiff alleges was to her son
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    Mails Close
    132 5 TO-DAY, AUGUST 14 Colombo, Port Said, Marseilles. Havre, Dunkirk and Antwerp ♦Linois 2 p.m. Muntok. Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya Melchior Treub 2 p.m. Sela;: Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api Ahg Leong 2 p.m. Mersing and Kuala Rompin *Hong Li an 2 p.m. Penang,* Rangoon and Calcutta
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    Exchange
    84 5 Singapore, Aug. 14. Jn London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s, 4 16|32d Demand 2s 4 6]32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 llflOd On India Bank Tel. Transfer 155 On Hongkong— Bank d:mand draft pc p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 73 '>n Java— Bank TeL Transfer 140% On
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    61 5 The engagement is announced between Lieutenant-Commander Gerald Jackson Royal Navy, of H.M.S. Defiance and Beryl, second daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G. Montagu Harstson, of Hongkong. Messrs. R. F. Barker, manager for McAlister and- Co., Ipoh, and F. L. Pentelow, the Asiatic Petroleum Co. s Ipoh Manager, have been elected
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    131 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $348 Rice, Siam 2 $328 Rice, Siam 3 $300 Rice, Saigon 1 $290 Rice» Saigon 2 $270 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $275 Rice, Rangoon 2 $268 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.20 Rice, 2
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    Macphail and Co's Report
    213 5 Singapore, Aug. 14. Rubbers:—Craigjie'leas can be taken at $1.86 sellers holding for $1.42, Mentakabs have Ibuyers iat 39 and sellers at 41 cents. Ulu Ren Us are quoted 59 to 62 cents. Bukit Jeletongs have buyers at $1.09 and sellers at $1.12, Jeram Kuantans have buyers
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    151 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, Aug. 14. Number after the 6hip indicate* the Godown it ia abreast of and the word "Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—H. M. S. Iroquoie, East End E st Wharf;
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    124 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tina $5.20 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $4.80 Tieer per 2 tins $4.80 Tiger per 2 drum* $4.50 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tins $7.00 Socony Motor Gasoline Ex pumpa or drumo per
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    Shipping Notes
    140 5 The following telegram has taeen received from the Shipping Master Kuching:— "Barram Point Lighthouse moved 1,470 ft. to approximately original position prior to 23rd September 1922, bearing 80 degrees 30 ft. South and East of recent structure." Mariners are nd.ified accordingly. The Master of the s.s. Hong Ho
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      235 5 latest advertisements notice! MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. r he Municipal G immlnioners invito Tetiler» r* th.3 supply of g)id oirse »aid for concrete ielivered at tae new EUotrii Power Statlou St. i run. ETepp3l R>%d. The sand may b9 deliver* 1 by either road or »ea. m A sa-nola of the
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      263 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE~No7~44\ (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In» Bankruptcy No. 141 of 1925. RE [11 S.^amlnathan. Summary Case. Receiving Order made 3rd July, 1925. Date of Order for Summary Administration 31st July, 1925. Date of Adjudication 3rd July, 19 5. Date and
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      106 5 CHEAPER l I THAN CHEAP-SALES I Oar Prices are so Throughout the Tear I Don't be Misled COMPARE CONVINCE YOURSELF I Price-Lista Free on Application I LIM YEW CHYE SONS, Grocers, Electricians and I Radio Dealers. I Nee: 50, 51 and 52, High Street. M 'Phong 2521. nwininj—ijiki.P^^aa^aMaußßaMua^WMMa^M DIABETYLIN. The
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      328 5 THE WEATHER Meteorological Weekly Report (By Courtesy of the Government Health Offire) Hill Stat-jooi Records for the seven days ending midnight on Saturday July 25, 1925. Penang Hill Altitude otf observation (feet elbove M. S. L, 2,100. Average mean shade tern. (deg. F) 70.39. Total evaporation (in inches) .577. Total
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    118 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, August 14 High Tides.—6.4B a.m., 6.9 p.m. P. and O. outward mail due. P. and 0. homeward mail leaven Dutch homeward mail leaves. Nyalas, French Bank, noon. Y.W.C.A. Hostel Reception, 4.30 p.m. To-morrow, August 15 High Tides.—B.ls a.m., 7.14 pjn. Sunday, August 16
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    THE WEATHER
    71 6 Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Statdon, for the 24 hours eroding August 13, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 89.8 F. Mm. shade temperature 77 F. Mean shade temperature 82.2 F. Max. sun radiation 150 F. Mm. grass radiation 74 F. Sea temperature
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    48 6 DEATH. Goh Seok Goh wife of Mr. Chan Kirn Meng and sister of Mr. Chee Koon Chiang at 44 Cornwall Street on Tuesday at 8.20 a.m. Aged 45 years. The remains will be conveyed to China on Sunday the 16th inst. at 10 a.m.
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    Italian Fascism
    965 6 So little is heard at present about the bloated patriot of Italy, that it seems strange to hear, in echo, the hiss of indignation which has been called forth from men of letters everywhere about the arrest and imprisonment of Professor Salvemini, the eminent historian, who was recently
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    341 6 Inspector Dickson will take up duties as 0.C.P.D., Port Swettenham, when Mr. Fry, AC.P., goes on furlough. Mr. EL E. Somerville, director c*f Messrs Mansfield and! Go,, Singapore, and Mrs Somerville arrived in Penang on Monday. Mr. E. W. F. Gilman, M.C.S., the Controller of Labour, Malaya sends us the
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    1129 6 MATTHEWS FOUND GUILTY BY JURY Sentenced to Eighteen Months' Rigorous Imprisonment The case was concluded yesterday in which William Walter Matthews, a Europaan salesman employed by Messrs. V. R. Vick and Co. stood charged with falsifying accounts and criminal breach of trust in respect of $3866.66 before Mr.
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    News from Penang
    71 6 (From Our Own r^». On behalf of Khoo H Of Khoo Hun Tee by i Mr. Wright Motion pc a **Z for leave to appeal t The Resident fJooacfil u f attendance presented the W?. Medal to Kung Tbear. S*£ replied. h{ > suj^ Lady Marjorie Dalrvmnl*
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    V.M.C.A. Literary Society
    87 6 at the Association building ,i kS iah at BJO p.,, A That Capital !Puni,hnien t be «KjS will be proposed by Mr G V 1.1-2* l opposed by Mr. Ng R*^ > h 1 Prior to the Debate, tL SL meet at 8 p.m. to arrWe uJSSLS
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    Yesterday's Firs
    61 6 During the early hours of mmmi morning the Fire Brigade was 27S to Banda-street where t,o [juetU houses were burning furiously. The C nien fought hard and prevented tat mZ Jom spreac'inlr to the adjohiiae horn Ihe ocurpanfta of the houaai mmik escape but a considerabie amS 4
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    Gaylang Suicide
    48 6 At midnight on Tnrnjjjr tie (jf Coroner war, called to 720 Givlang-wd where .be found a young Chine* woma hanging froni the cci ing. Tan Yew JeetJ» deceased was an unmarried a id, of twattj years of age, And it i? believed that ah» oommitted suicide.
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    G.O.C.'s Movements
    50 6 His Excellency the General Offioer Cobmanding the Troops. Maiaya, will lam Singapore for Penang oo he evening of 14th and will return on the evening of 174 His Excefkacy vfl ajn leave Singapore for Malacca on the the 21srt and will re.urn on Ike momiaf of 21th instant.
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    Jurong Robbery Sequel
    63 6 Following the cafe of robbc-n* U a Ch'nese barber was staHbeil 8 a village in Jurong on July 31, WJ" tive Department arrested a nun The accused who gave his name a.« BJ Peng Teck was ohara d in ;he mm Police Court this morning with *>
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    Siamese Royalty Arrives
    31 6 Their Royal Highaeaaei I'r.nj Princess Savasti and suite arrw morning by the s.s. "J. c fj. from Java and are staying w» cellenhy Phya Pradibaddha Siamese Consulate-General. 16«aa»»--beth.
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    104 6 On Jeaving Suan untitled Bangkok. Mr. A. G. I o!B the :ecipient of a silver Cigar 1■ teachers and pupils. The Post Office in L fully staffed with eh rk»- who are taken on as on v:or r.j staff and are workmf very 1 A number of eaees f™f to
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    31 6 Rubher London, Stocks on Ml 295 tons up. London.—3s. 4 J 4 d Local Spot.-sl-24. August to September.- October to January to New York-79^ Tin Londti.-£259.0.0. ..-ajal* LocaL-4131Vi P«
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    SECURITY PACT
    331 7 -UND DELIGHTED WITH B HIS VISIT German Politicians Not Pleased Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 13. r conferences which did erosion*, said M. n the eve of his return He "Nctai and more 1 rcc ynapliail as much of informal concan he more fully fuli of confidence, imv of
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    Muntapaha Kemal's Wife
    91 7 Reuter's Service. y n..p!v, Aug. 13. M informed the Gov- h as .Mvorced his wife Latif v 'Urn. v tantino Aug. IS. aaya that the PreH to separate from his aj| 1 divorce as from ,rL given, but rumour •teribated' Ume The srbo P to to the
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    BIG RAIL SMASH
    211 7 Express Jumps the Points at Amiens Reuter's Service. Paris, Aug. 13. The Boulogne express 'travelling at full speed was derailed at Amiens, Nine were killed and 50 injured. p& ris, Aufev 13. 1; is hitherto known that 12 were killed and 80 injured. The engine driver has
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    Col. de Pinedo
    16 7 Reuter's Service. Brisbane, Aug. 13. Col. de Pinedo has arrived at Thursday Island.
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    CHINA SITUATION
    134 7 Considerable Damage Caused to Mills by Rioters Reuter's Service. Tientsin, Aug. 13. After the withdrawal of the main police guard from the cotton mills last evening a crowd of rioters attacked the miMs and destroyed the machinery. The damage to one mill alone is estimated at a million
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    A Newspaper Deal
    30 7 Reuter's Service. Berlin, Aug. 13. The Prussian Government is negotiating for the acquisiton of the Stinnes Berlin newspaper enterprises, including the D&utsche Allgemeine Zeitung and the Staatsanzeiger.
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    Former German Property
    27 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, Aug. 13. The German ambassador has presented Mr. Kellogg with a memorandum urging the return of German property seized in war-time.
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    THE BROTHEL PROBLEM
    21 7 Prisoner (To her Compatriot): Nothing seems to awaken you: How many more years must I be chained here?
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    Property Sale
    348 7 The following" properties were disposed of by auction by Estate and Trust Agencies Lf-d: at their sale-room ov Monday afternoon:— Estate of Tan Teck Cheah deceased:— 99 years' lenaabcld land and house No. 88 Arab Street, area 833 sq. ft. Mr. S. O. Bamadha; Ss,Coc>; 09 years' leasehold
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    74 7 Banta Singh, a warder at the Shanghai Municipal Gaol, was charged recently, with having refused to carry out an order concerning the uniform he was to we r on a route march of Sikhs on July 18. The defendant, refused to wear the uniform of a warder of the Municipal
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    Association of British Malaya
    199 7 The Committee of mm Association of British Malaya have long had under consideration the advisability of transferring the Association's offices from *heir City address to the West End, with a view to securing more commodious premises and to establishing a reading and writing room in a
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    198 7 Cocaine is still going into Britain, despite the utmost precautions of the Police and Customs. Special men are watching the docks, and every sailor—Chinese, Lascar, or otherwise—suspected of drug carrying is watched. Scotland Yard is anxious to find BriHi nt Chang's successor, for it soems clear that a new Dope
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    SCOTTISH LETTER
    1779 7 A WEEKLY CAUSERIE FOR SCOTTISH EXILES (By Robert S. Angus) Edinburgh, July 16. mere are some ominous features in the annual issue of the Scottish Board of Agricul ure report. It shows that during Ust year the amount of arable land fell to the lowest point since the
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      175 7 CAM ¥>BT^T,Y The Original Cold Starting Heavy Oil Engine For Crude or Residual Oils. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF TOE BORNEO CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England.) Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Teluk Anson, Penang and Alor Star. nirmiTHTinmmtinir.— .□■ujj t TABLE REQUISITES in Silver £c E. P. N. S. CUTLERY IN OAK CANTEENS
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    723 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET Notes by Wayfarer This year inaugurates the series of interKcfhool cricket matches, and St. Josephs Institution !by defeating Raffles ImstJtut on in two consecutive games, are to-diay th* proud 'possessors for this year of the handsome challenge cup presented by that keen sportsman, JVlr. Conrad Clarke. When
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    ATHLETICS
    70 8 Victoria Bridge School The Victoria Bridge School will hold its Annual Sports on Saturday on the grounds of Raffles Schlool at 3 p.m. Races are indSuded far Scouts and' Old Boys at present attending Raffles Institution: Several werlknown Malay gentlemen have donated prizes and Willi act as officials. Mr.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    37 8 Davis Cup Competition Reuter's Service. Baltimore, Aug 13. In the Davis Cup competition Harada (Japan) beat Flacquer (Spain) by 6—2, 6 4, 6—0. Montreal, August 13. Anderson (Australia) defeated Crocker (Canada) by 6—1, 6—3, 6—2.
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    FOOTBALL
    87 8 S.C.F.A. vs. The Rest A correspondent sends us the following suggestion:—Now that the S,C k F.A. are champions of the Ist Division of the S.F.A. Lea-rue, I would suggest that at the conclusion of the League programme, the S.F.A. arrange a match between tihe champions and the* Rest, at
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    193 8 Junior Department The following books have been purchased for the Junior Department and will be available, for issue on Saturday August 15, 1925. Borrow (George) Romany Rye. Craik (Mrs. D. M.) John Halifax, Gentleman. Crockett (S. R.) The White Plume* of Navarre. Froude (J. A.) Short Studies on
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    The Spahlinger Serum
    251 8 No. pnce or twice in the story of human endeavour the great, discovery which might have revolutionised the way of life has been neglected by a careless generation, while it has been left to posterity to recognise the pioneer and value his work. The report of th?
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    260 8 Dr.J.R. Redfield has left Bangkok via Europe for a ye-r's post-graduate study in public health. The Rev. J. B. Simpson, Vicar of St. Mary Magdalene's, Munster Square. London, has been nominated to the see of Kobe. It is reported that German aviators ht< contemplating a flight to China and Japan.
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    GOLF
    59 8 August Monthly Medal The abo'43 competition will be played for at the Keppel Golf Club by stroke play on Saturday and Sunday 15th and 16th dnstanit, and the Ladies Spoon on the following Monday, 17th. Keppel Cup.—The qualifying round for the above will be played in conjunction with the
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    Monthly Medal
    26 8 The Monthly Medal for August will be played for at the Race Course Golf Club on Saturday and Sunday fche 22nd and 23rd instant.
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    Battling Siki
    26 8 Reuter's Service. WashinrfUm, Aug. 13. The Labour Department are informed that Siki musfc either leave the United States or face arrest and de»porta%ion proceedings.
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    1038 8 The Four Horsemen "The four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" opened last niihit at the Alhambra. This is Rex Ingram's production thala cost Metro $1,000 000 to make and that New Yorkers paid $10 a seat to see when it opened its record breaking run in the metropolis. The
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    61 8 News has been received in Hongkong, by cable, of the c'eath at Home on July 20, of Mr. John Bel'.-Irving, J.P., of Milkbank, Lockerbie. Scotland, formerly a partner in >_ A h* firm of Messrs. Jardin i, Matheson an.l Company. He had served the firm both at Hongkong and Shanghai,
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    Homeward Passengers
    239 8 The following passengers are proceeding to Europe by the s.s. Kashgar sailing at 5 pm. to-day. Mr B. G. Woodcock, Mr. S. E. Ring, Raja Lope, Syed Sheh Barakabah, N:gat Mohamed Sufi, Major J. B. Nedlson, Lieut. C. M. Faure, R.N., Mr. F. C. Rookledge, Master L. Brook,
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    48 8 An international medical conference on tropical disease, in which discussions, on beri-beri will play an important par', is to be held shortly in Tokyo. Its object will be to exchange ideas and to make known the results of experimental work and research to the peoples of different countries.
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    195 11 Sentenced to Death Four Years Ago Ting Chang-yuen, tan unemployed 1 Chinese, is to appear bJetfore the Mixed Court at Shanghai charged With possessing a fullv leaded automatic pistol, says the S.C.'M. Post. Ting was acpresttad IB Baikal-road by a Chinese detedtve who had been trailing him
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      365 12 SITUATIONS VACANT **> WAITED competent 'a»h Clerk with experience of iele r hone exchange. Apply la writing stating previous experience and salary expected to Box 178 c/o Malay* irtbune. WANTED immediately one English and Composite- and one Indian English Jobbing Compositor. Good salary will be given to experienced men. Apply
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      498 12 BANKS 1 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital SfiMM Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital *1>°50,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICB: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      406 12 INSURANCE IBM SOUTH %1SI# BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Oflcea: 2, Finlayscn Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in tbe S.S.) Head Singapore. lat Floor, Bant** del Indo Chime Baildinga, IA, Malacca Strest. •Ptone
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      349 12 Phone: 2119 LIM CHEE SENG 56—3 Market Sir J MCHELIN TYRES STOCKIST and Sole Distributor f or mix. Cable Cycle Tyres i„ Supplier of all kinds of h. and Solid Tyres and als, JSj GARGOYLE LubrieaZ!' PHONE 2419 for v„„ r and same will be prompt executed. MALAYA TRIED] AND
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