Malaya Tribune, 15 July 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune \!o\ XHL- No. 163 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1926 PTVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1926
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      309 1 COMMERCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUST RECEIVED OF SPECIAL QUALITY SCSI 6'x34* v $2.00 per 1000 Envelopes A Limited «tock wlj im bead v Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd. Printers Stationers, I Singapore. I FIAT 509 I For I j I Speed Economy Safety Comfort Book Yours Early. I Trial Runs Invited.
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      186 1 Rimless .pedacle* and i iHlnatsD I X Metal and/vlonite combination aprc- p hj tacles or ev*ela*»*». or llcht «re( C ht I metal rim spectacle* or cfJßlaaaaaj j| s2sas£s2sasiEs2s 2sas2szs2S2s2S2 Our Engineering Department sre \dy at all times to furnish suggestions, i r5 estimates, details and designs for Owners Architects,
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    910 2 The Kinta Association, Limited In the thirty-ninth report of the directors to 'he shareholders of the Kinta Associa ion, Ltd., it is stated: After charging full depreciation upon the assets of the company, the profit and loss account shows a profit on the year's working of $84,828.:6 to
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    New Scudai, Limited
    511 2 In their fourth annual report to the shareholders, the Directors of New Scudai, Ltd., say that the results for the year shew a profit of $161,010.23. To this has to be added the balance brought forward from last year $57,355.95, Less —Manager's Commission of tVk per cent
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      339 2 I WHITEAWAYS I STANDARD VALUE 1 WATCHES AND CLOCKS i D 1 Ĕ S 51 I ONE OF WHITEAWAYS f I The'Wayloo" 1 STANDARD VALUES I Wristlet Watch. "Little Dwarf Timepiece. 5j Solid brass and steel works. The main-springs Made from solid brass and steel well tempered and hair-springs are
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      404 2 "YOU SHOULD TRY PINK PILLS." Many women owe their recovery of health to having followed the advice of experienced friends and taken Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Almost always when a woman suffers these Pills will help her—in youth. middSe-age, and during the trying time which comes in later life. A
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    MANNERS IN JAPAN
    216 3 Woman's Privileges in Public Conveyances Other land) other i yles. Japan Is now enjoying a co. respondent debate in tne pr be weon some foreign women who KXe ."led th, Japanese men because they do no gve up their tram and railway seats to women, and *ome
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    S.S. (SINGAPORE) ASSN.
    742 3 The following are the minutes of a c nl mltte Meeting held in the Singapore bx-1 change Room on Juiy. 12 at 5 p m. p r0S en:—Mr. J. G. Campbell (Pres»", dent); Mr H \V. Rater (Vie?-Presiden Hon. Mr. C. Bveritt, Mr. G. C Clarke Mr.
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    WHISKY-RUNNING
    339 3 Vessel "Pirated" Ends in Officer's Bankruptcy Under a receiving order made against Lieutenant-Colonel John Allen Rule, of 14, Pall Mail, S.W., the first meeting of creditors was held recently at Bankruptcy-build-ings before Mr. D. Williams, Official Receiver. The order was made on the petition of a moneylender, who claimed
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      62 3 with \W Me! Give mc Mennen Shav|ng Cream every time. Never have I enjoyed shaving before. Now, with Mennen, I shave in half the time, get 11 better shave with the same old razor, ana my face feels fine afterward. I use Mennen Talcum for Men to remove the shine,
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      201 3 I Runs Longest I Cheapest in the Long Run g Iflr /GRIPOLY\ g P V BELT,NG gj X Stocking Agents: I SIME, DARBY Co., Ltd. I jjj AND I THE BORNEO Co., Ltd. 1 Singapore, Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. I A hidWy refined product Jor I the Home 1
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      938 4 Amusements» QZSSSZSZSSSZSZSZSZSZSZSSZSZSZSZSZSSSSSZSZSESZSSSZS2SZSZSZSZSZSZSZS2SZSES2SZS2S j I EMPIRE fl jjj Tanjong Pagar Road a Thursday, July 15 to Monday, July, 19—2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. a Master Pictures Present g A MERRY, MAD, Mix-up in Modern Matrimony L-i The most unique and no\el photoplay ever presented —it is Different in Theme, Jq W
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      302 4 SDRINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Telephone No. -290 TO-NIGHT AT 7-30 Gladys Walton in the UNIVERSAL PICTURE The Girl who b an Wild She was just a simple moun am girl, uncombed and unshod, but she was the las*, word in femininity when it came to winr ing a man's
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    HOME MARKETS
    89 5 London, July 14. diurtrttsr Market— L-i shirtiiigi. fair (new basis) 12s 40's Grey Ynrns, single twist 18% 6 lbs T. Cloth, for 24 yard? 7s 6d £jffrpooi Market— M .doling Aiser.oas (srot) $9.61 E g yptian CoUon $15.95 d etaiH Tin—Standard 3 months £278.0.0 •jToduct— Copra, fair merchants
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    BOY SCOUTS
    17 5 Thursday, July LS. —Band Practice Head Qaartan 5 p.m. Satarday, Juiy 17.—Wireless Class. 4.30 p.m.
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    32 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India f«ra Cey.on to-4ay is Rs. 154 equai si fIOO. TL? rate of payment of Monej Order:. :rom India and Ceylon is Rs. 158
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1126 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Buy#**. Rice Siam'TT 1 6 18 W P 8 RiS' i Per Koyan 40r> Fair Sago Flour 5.65 Sinm v H lwrneo Sago Flour lam 3 $360 No. 2 Sago Flour t a g*ifon o $327 *4>w Fair Sago Floor M Rice Saif-nn M IVlembang Jeiotong oI'aS
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    163 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS The friends of tho lato \Tr. Chia Wen Yen. 3rd Class Order of the Chia Ho (Excellent Crop) Consul-General for China S B. are respectfully informed that his remains v.ill be remo.ed from his residence 30 blair Road ou Sunday the ii»ih July 1926 at
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    DEATHS
    153 5 TH VNG VMMVL. beloved wife of Mr. 8. Vein Pillay and youngest sister of Mr. M. V. Pillai at No. 327 East Coast Road. Cortege wdl leave Siglap at 3.45 p.m. Cremation at Bidadari at 5 p m. to-day. TEO-On July 15. 1926, at 4 a.m. at No. 51
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    42 5 The Deputy Con'roller of Labour, Penang, sends us the following: Recruiting has generally resumed in Madras Presidency but the following taluks are closed to recruiting ow ng to preva'ence of disease: Chidambaram, Negapatam, Nanni am. Odayarpalayam. S rivaigundam, Nangunery and Salem Town
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      333 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tat stani cn:mi tioners of Singapore en rapplv of 1500 tons of gocd quality ssiwsed itratn ooal for »t the \todWp f Station for de.ivery as soon as ,ri ba In, endorsed "Steam Coal" wdcei'.ercd tv the ■naanhmca' 1 ot later, than coon o Jun
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      19 5 FOR Consult: M. EZEKIEL ft SONS., Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. IVtemetriat: AM. Biekiel, OJ), FJP.O.C,
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      30 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERT MODERATE CHARGES 0. JITT SLANG, Qualified DentUt, 75, Hill Street, j lat Fl>x>r of St. Mary's Diapenaary, Thone 128
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      209 5 "H.C" Footwear are the best shoes made. You have only to see them to believe it They are the sensation of the shoe World. HENG CHEONG, 386, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Stop! What is Ahead of You? Are you satisfied with your pay and prospects? Are you sure of your
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      141 5 SINGAPORE DIAMQ To-#lay, July 15 Hi,rh Tides.—0.56 am., 2.14 p.m. V Q er-School Sports, SUdium, 3 p.m. jvnishawn Dancers. Victoria Theatre, 9J10 FootE»S—Div. II.—Staff va. (B) Police vs. Municipal. To-morrow, July 16 Hi<rh Tides. 1-36 a.m., 2.48 p.m. Outward mail due. Homeward mail leaves. Cathedral Dance, Memorial Hall. Saturday, July
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      246 5 mails close TO-DAY, JULY 15 China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Formosa. East Siberia. Philippine Islands, Western Canada and western States of U. S. A. q i (Lima Maru) 2 p.m. SeUt Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Apd (Pontianak) 2 p.m. Southern and Western India tt (Tara) 3 p.m. Upper Burma,
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    THE OPIUM RESERVE FUND
    900 6 A special sub-comm'ttee of the Straits j Settlements Association haa published its report on the Opium Reserve Guarantee Fund, which was hurried through the Council by Mr. Pountney before his departure from the Colony. Briefly the Committee declares itself against the entire principle of the Fund,
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    1371 6 H.M.S. "Delhi" (Captain E. Manners R.N is due to arrive at Singapore on Sunday, the 18th :< s*ant. H. D. Fuller is charged at Shanghai with having throw.: a brick through he plate gsass window of Messrs. O'Brien Twigg an i Co., on June 27, at noon. A useful guide
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    623 6 Dr. J. R. Redftcld and party have loft Bangkok ior Paoang Btsar to a, ena a conference with the FJMLS. and Kedah Health authorities. The Annual Re-Union Dinner of the Royal' Artillery Association Singapore Branch will be held at Rattles Hotel od September 6, la>26. Unofficial word
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    50 6 From Holland and Germany by *J Tabanan, due Singapore this after-noon. Mails from Europe, (London mas despatched June 24th), ex P. 0. Macedonia wiil arrive by t:uin to-morrow morningCorrespondence will te ready for delivery to boxholders at 9.30 a.m. From China and Japan Malacca MsW due S.ngapore to-morrow.
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    ABUSIVE AUNT MURDERED
    57 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PenaTiii, July 14. At the Assizes a Ch'nese was sentenced to death for the murder of big aged aun: at Butterworth. The deceased, be alkgej was constantly abusing Ma and he stabbed her twice. When she foil and conunojj t° abuse him. he
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    80 6 EMPIRE CINEMA New husbands for o"»d! Is tj* at modern cry, or is it on y the hab.t few extreme women of to-« ay. tire I of sta>i -g at home and having: too much t me and nervous energy to be conttn. Especially when the husband hnnse.f
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    ROBBERY IN THEATRE
    76 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IYmMC. July 14 A Chinee* was to-day montfcsr" imprisonment for na cfll ff in a brilliant eanrings from a woman theatre hall. ltr i> u t The offence occurred t m Mg the accus d could not b > found, n* cently returned
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      80 6 I COMPARISON I re is the only infallible Test S Sof the relative value of re S Typewriters. S 5j By comparison the Royal a X proves its superiority. H I c I g Ask for Booklet [j g Describing the 20 C 3 Reasons Q mm LTD. I I
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    CHOLERA
    159 7 Xo cause for Alarm ct VII MEN rBY MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER The Two Cases Among Japanese Fishermen I question in Committee by )imn issioiier the Ag. Health iV*;. Yu ed as follows:— 1 of cholera were removed to m the 7th and Bth from the s s Erinpura I
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    THE FRENCH SETTLEMENT
    157 7 Sagacity Eulogised Everywhere Reuter's Service. New York, July 14. i u. has earned the unanimous of the preee for his "piece cj 'ii connec.ion with the debt settlement, says the New York World." v r. vn felicitates Great Britain on ,r Frenoh demands and urn thai Great
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    SULTAN IN PARIS
    123 7 Present at the July 14th Celebrations Reuter's Service. Paris, July 14. ine military review on the occasion of the 14th of July celebrations, was more significant than usual, b.ing n the nature for the comple:ion of the Syrian sad Moroccan campaigns. Tne 9* after the march pas:
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    THE SMYRNA PLOT
    58 7 Reuter's Service. Constantinople, July 14. 1 Tr «bunal condemned to death the is «u- ustd of complicity in m Smyrna plot Constantinople, July 14. ra accused of pai licipation in Tr. yrna l >] will be tried at Angola. I berated° a liave ?en aco uit €<
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    TRADE UNION SUED
    47 7 Reuter's Service. Hi w York., July 14. |nterboroofrh Safcway Company are S2*si i striking Trade Unionists for the a—v repre enti revenue lost through jun :,n< ar 1 so applying for an ini. n t* V****t the Union from conu" ll 'n;r the strike.
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    THE BELGIUM CRISIS
    27 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, July 14. Dew read for .he first time the •on of Powers Biii, which wiil as soon as it is promulgated.
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    COBHAM GOING WELL
    16 7 Reuter's Service. Karachi, July 14. 0 Ham ha t arrived at Bunder Abbas.
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    RUM RUNNING
    185 7 AMERICAN DELEGATION IN LONDON To Discuss Means of Preventing Smuggling British Official Press Service. London, July 14. The American d;legation has arrived in London to d scuss the suggestions laiidown by tne British Government in their Memorandum of March 27th regarding aiminisI£* If i.hat might De take-i by
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    ICELAND FISHING
    226 7 Law Amended to Help the British British Official Press Service. London, July 14. The Foreign Secrei ary was asked if there had beeo any resut from the repr:sentations made to the Icelandic authoit.es with regard 'o penalities fixed vpen Biitish trawlers for offences against the law relating to
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    AN ASIATIC CONFERENCE
    90 7 Suggested Meeting of Japan, China and India Reuter's Service. London, July 14. In the House of Commons a suggestion for a Jaj)o-Chino-Indian Conference, to discuss labour conditions on the imes of the recent European Conference, was made in the form of a question by Mr. Roberi Young,
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    COTTON UNDERSELLING
    85 7 Basic Prices Adopted by the Spinners Reuter's Service. London, July 14. "With a view to eradicating und: r-sei ing which has been noticeable for some t me, the Federation of Mas er Cotton-spinners has decided to adopt, on the termination of th« coal strike, a system of basic
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    TWILIGHT INN FIRE
    76 7 Reuter's Service. Tanners Vi les, New York, July 14. Three were killed, 11 injured and n'ne a e missing through fire destroying th2 Tw light Inn in the early morning. Many gueata and membens of the st.ff leapt from the windows to escape d:a h. A woman,
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    THE U.S.A. EXPLOSION
    31 7 Reuter's Service. Tannersviile, July 15. There are now over twelve dea hs, the bodies being so badly burned that they cannot, be identified. Twenty-three persons are stiii missing.
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    THE HONGKONG BOYCOTT
    41 7 [British Official Press Service.] London, July 14. Sir Awtea Chamberlain sta el in the House of Commons that the opening of negotiations for ending the trade boycott of Hongkong had been fixed for the fifteenth of this month.
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    MAIL BOAT LOST
    54 7 FRENCH STEAMER IN FLAMES Passengers Rescued But Mails Destroyed Reuter's Service. DjibouSis, July 15. The Messageries Mari imes mail boat "Fontamebleau*, bound for Cey-on, trie Straits. China and Japan has been destroyed by fire. The passengers, crew and a small part oi the cargo were saved. All
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    GLOBE-TROTTING RECORD
    95 7 Americans do Journey in 28% Days Reuter's Service. New York, July 14. The Globe Girdlers, Messns. Wells and Evans, have arrived at Mi chell Field New York, conceiting their world tour in 28¥2 days. the previous record was 35 days without aeroplanes. Mr. Evans said that. 11 the
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    THE COAL STRIKE
    67 7 T.U.C. Sends Invitation to Miners Reuter's Service. London, July 14. There has been an important development in the coal situation. The TUC. Geneaal Counc 1 has invited the Miners 1 Executive to meet them tomorrow and there is litule doubt the miners will accept. This conference will
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    SIBERIAN FLIGHT
    29 7 Havai Agency.] [Havai Agency.) Paris, July 14, The airmnn. M. Gir er. has departed for Siberia in an effort to break he record for the non-stop flight.
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    539 7 The following action was taken at a meeting oi Committee: No. 3 heid on July 9: Decided to defer the proposed appointment of an additional Asst. Sewerage Engineer. Recommended that the Sanitary Eng neer be gra -ted a special allowance as provided in the s.lume. the amount of
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    LIBEL SUIT
    502 7 Damages Against Lat Pau SCHOOL PRINCIPAL GETS $4,000 AND COSTS Charges Against Him that w r ere not Proved His Lordship the Chief Justice gave judgment this morning in the cafe in which Mr. Lv Shih Zee, Principal of the Chinese High School, sued the Lat Pau Press.
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING
    254 7 Corporation by Royal Charter Agreed Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] London, July 14. In the House of Commons Mr. Mitche 1 Thomson announced the acceptance of the recommendation of the Broadcas ing Committee, cabled on March 5, to transfer the present organisation on Decembce* 31, to a Corporation to
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    BANKS CLOSE DOWN
    60 7 Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] Atlanta, Juiy 15. The Sta c Banking Department has announced that forty-nine State Banks in Georgia hay? c osed their doors. This is largely attributed to the appo.n ment of a receiver for th? Bankers' Trust Company of Atlanta on which most of
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    FRANC IMPROVES
    22 7 Reuter's Service. [Reater's Service.] London, July 14. Owing to the Debt Settlement the Franc closed at, French, *****; Belgian 207.
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    Sporting News
    138 8 FOOTBALL Engineers Beaten The match be ween the S.ft.C. and the Royal Engineers, nlayed on the Stadium Association ground yesterday afternoon, was far below first league standard, both teams playing erratic football. The Club won by .wo goals to one, Hannay, the former Johore p ayer, being responsible
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    S.F.A. League
    119 8 First and Second Division Fixtures The following are the first division irtnres for the Singapore Football Association League for the month of July:— FIRST DIVISION Saturday, July 17.—S.C.F.A. va. R.A Monday. July 19.—SC.C. va. Dukes. Wednesday, July 21.— R.A. vs. R.E. Monday, July 26.—S.CXJ. va. S.R.C. SECOND DIVISION
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    BOXING
    43 8 Walley—Avelino Boy Walley will stake his Malayan flyweight title against his dangerous opponen\ Kid Aveiino, a*: the Happy Valley on the night of Ju'y 31. and local sportsmen will welcome the match. Young Walley is claim'ng the junior flyweight championship of Malaya.
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    CRICKET
    120 8 A.P.C. vs. R.A. Reuter's Service. The following will represent the A. P. C. in the above ma eh to be played on the 17th inst. at Blakan Mati:—L* E. Campbell, A. E. Chelvan, T. F. Garside, K. R. Kenneth. S. L? Brooy, F. A. Niblock, C A. Pennyfather, E.
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    ATHLETICS
    46 8 French Runner's Record Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Paris, July 14. The French runner Baraton broke the world's kilometre record in minutes 27 1-5 seconds, beating the Swede Lundgren's 2 minutes 28 seconds by half a second. The Swede's second was made at S.ockholm in 1922.
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    Malay Inter-Club Sports
    665 8 So large are the entries that the Committee are making special art a gem-nts with regard to the heats. which w.ll be run :n ohe morning. ALhough all subscnpions. enps, judges and ccmpetitors must be Mohamedan, it is hoped that the public in general wi.l not fail
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    LAWN TENNIS
    22 8 L.L.T.C. Tournament YESTERDAYS RESULTS Mixed Handicap Doub'es.—Final Mrs. Rule and Sir Willam Murison beat Mrs. Salzmann and Prenti3, 6—1, 6—2.
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    S.R.C. Tournament
    81 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Mixed Doubles G. B. Leicester and F. Ephramas vs C. A. Bateman a d N S. Hogan, unfinished. S'ngle Handicap "B" L. S. da Silva beat J S. de Souza, 6—1, 6—3. TO-DAY'S TIES Double Handicap E E. de Souza and E G. Wheatley vs. V.
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    Tanglin Tournament
    128 8 TO-DAY'S TIES A Class Doub es (Mixed) Mrs. Hutchison and Ablitt vs Mr. and Mrs. Lintoi. Mr. and Mrs. Bateman vs. Mr. and Mrs. Harring on Major and Mrs Walker vs. Mr and Mrs. Mi ligan. Mr. and Mrs Hickey vs. Miss L. Hutchison ani St.phenson. Mr and
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    THEFT FROM LITTLE'S
    197 8 Case Against Three Sinhalese Postponed G. P. Chandnadasa, B. Joseph and J. T C. de Silva, the three Sinhalese who stand charged in connrction with the thefts from Messrs John Little Co were again before Mr. H. R. Bull, the Second Police Magis rate t»his morn ng
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    SUPREME COURT
    182 8 The Chief Justice, Sir Wiir?m Murison, C.M.G., is sti 1 tusy wi h the and acqu.sition cases at the Supreme Court. Mr. W. Dunman and Mr. J. Robertson are si ting with him as assessors. The Government seeks to get possess on of land off Owen Road which
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    SCHOOL PLANS
    588 8 METHODIST AND RAFFLES COLLEGES New Building for Anglo-Chinese School Arrangements have just been completed for the transfer of the plan for the proposed Anglo-Chinese Primary School, which was to have been erec ed on Oldham Lane, to a new site on Cairnhill Road. The rapid development of Orchard
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL FUND
    310 8 The Entertainment Committee thank the following donors who have kind y booked seats for the play to be given by the members of the Chui Lok Amateur Drama ie Association of Kuala Lumpur on Ju y 31 and August 1. in aid of the Nan Hua Girls'
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    25 8 The next meeting of the Federal Council will be held at Kuila Lumpua on Monday. August. 23 1926, at 10 a.m., without eeremon al open.ng.
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    ASSIZE COURT
    1054 8 AN ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY Malay Driver Charged with Causing Death At the Assizes yesterday afternoon before Mr. Justice Deane, addi ional evidence was given against Lim Kee, charged with attempted armed robbery and two cases of armed robbery. The evidence on the two first changes was printed in
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    21 8 A fire in the business section of untitled TkiS July Cau eJ dama e estimated at half a mi hon pesos.
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    MR. NUNN RETIRES
    54 8 Penang's Municipal Chief Going Home (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 14. At a meeting of the Municipal Commission, the President, Mr. Berhard Nunn, informed the Commissioners that his application to Government for leave to retire this year for private reasons had been granted. He prqpoetd doing
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    MAN'S BROKEN LEG
    150 8 Swiss Aquitted on Rash Driving Charge Remarking that he did not consider there was sufficient evidence of crim na! negligence Mr. P. A. F. David, the Dis-trict Judge, discharged Mr. George Schweizer. a Swiss, who stood charged with rash and negligent driving and allowing more han one
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    55 8 Condition Reported Worse This Morning Inspector Sheridan's condition is causing some anxiety and he is said to be worse this morning. It has not yet been thought advisable to perform an operation to extract ht bulK4. Inspector Sheridan was shot by a Chinese during a raid at Upper
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    109 8 Hoi Tai Pow. a Chinese who was arrested n Penang stood his tria' before Mr. P.A.F. David, the Distr'ct Judge, yesterday on harges of kidnappin? a thir een-year-o d Chinese girl. In her evidence the gH stated that she went io the Marlborough Cinema in February with her
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    171 8 (By courfpcv «f the Nichi-Nichl Shimbimsha.) JAPANESE NEWS Tokio, July 13. Tin. Banka, was quo ed to-day at YlBB. whHe rubber fag. spot was transacted at Mr. Izawa, Governor-Gen of Formosa, has formally accepted the offer of the Mayoralty of Tokyo. The Admiralty has to remove f h?
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    99 8 Singapore. July 14. Ca'alogued 1 081.576 lbs 482 85 tons Offered 6"7.927 lbs. 293.72 tons Sold 591,688 lbs. 264 15 tons. Spot T °n<lon Is. B%d. New York 40% cts. PRIZES REALIZED R bbed Smoked Sheet Cent Per Lb. Quality No Sales Good Average QuaM'y 66% to 68
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    83 8 British Official Press Serveice. Lo don, July 14. Exchange rates: Pari3 188. New York 4 *****5. B usses 202. Geneva 25 1075 Amsterdam *****5. Mian 142 75. Berlin 20.42. StockhDim 18 14 >. Cope ha-rrn 18.34 22 185. V enna 34 4 Prague 164 125. H<* -snerforg 193
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    2746 8 Directors Report for 1925 NEW BUILDINGS AND ACCOMMODATION Figures with Regard to Special Classes NORMAL CLASSES The annual examination of the Norm*! Classes was held in May, with ihe fjilowing results: Entered. Passed. Senior. Junior Se ior. Junior S'pore 24 31 17 25 Penang 24 35 12 33 Malacca
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      70 8 IfETEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Mundane Korhau Station for 24 hour» ending midnight Ju'y 14th 1926. Max. shade temperature 89 2 F. Min. shade temperature 75 F. Mean shrde temperature 80 8 F. Max. sun radiation 151 F. Min. grass radiation 72 F. Sea temperature 81 F.
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    391 10 Simo Rubber Estates, Limited The nineteenth annual ordinary general meeting of the Simo Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on June 8 at 4. Loyds-a venue, E.C., Mr. J. Lyndon Burt (the Cha.rman) presiding. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the repor and accounis, said he thought all
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    169 10 The Mnlolo one of the largest passenger steamers ever built in the United States, was launched on Junr 26, at the Cramp Shipyard, Philadelphia, in the presence of Herber. Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, and distinguished gu<. sts. Th: Matson Company will operate the Malolo which is to
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    35 10 The new Jasin Hospital was opened last week. All the patients from tke old Jasin Hospital have been transferred to this new ani up-.d-date hospital, now under the charge of a reside t Assistant Surgeon.
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      516 10 The Estate of Tan Hoon Hin Deceased Important two days Auction Sale OF Valuable Freehold Premises and Building Allotments (the hi'ier being ripe for immediate developement In the Town of Malacca. To be sold by Public uiction by Mes-rs. Tan Cheng Tiong A Sous, at th ir S.i!e-Roum No. 75,
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    180 11 Three Men Shot by Army Squad at Shanghai Three of the Cantonese pira es who took part in the piracy of the Butterfield and Swire steamer Tungchow in January were executed by the Chinese authorities at Shanghai. The three were among a party of seven criminals and desperadoes
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    332 11 In addition to a selection of new fiction the ondernoted works wii be avai.able for issue on Saturday, July 17, at 9 a.m. Altham (H. S.) A history of Cricket. 1926. illus. Ameer Ali, Syed. The Spirit of Islam. new cd. 1922. Brouwer (H. A.) Ed. Practical hints
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    176 11 There is a fortune for the man who wi.l invent a thi:f-proof benzine ank for mo or ca .s. .says the Malacca Observer." It wants bu: a simp:e con:ri yanee a funnel running some distance down into the tank, with a brass gauze cap at tne bottom, would act both
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