Malaya Tribune, 16 July 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol XIII. No. 164 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1926
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    COMPANY MEETING
    1253 2 Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Limited The seventeen'h annua! general meeting of th° Sungei Krian Rubber Esiate, Ltd., was heid on Juno 9 at .ho company's registered office, C.y-on House, 49 and 51, Eas cheap, E.C., Mr. V. R. Wickwar (ihe Chairman) presio ng. Mr. J. G. Armstrong, representing
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    THE FEVER PERIL.
    188 2 NOT DIFFICULT TO OVERCOME Suffering, from Malaria "on and off for years," not being able to take quinine in any form by mouth, running to hospital every lime and taking quinine injections, was the unpleasant experience of Mr. C. 0. H. Stevens of Rohri. He found srreat
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      222 2 1 For I Speed-Economy-Safety-Comfort 1 Book Yours Early. I I Trial Runs Invited. IT ALAS IA LIMITED, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, S I 189, Orchard Road. I 'Phone 9SO I If Your Watch does not Bear I this Trademark I I You do not Genuine I The Mew Flat f I l*
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    Letters to the Editor
    317 3 THE MALACCA SHOW To The Editor of the Malaya Tribunr Sir, —It amused me very much to 4 A visitor's" ignjran:ly b issful article i«» your issue of the 5th ins ant. A.s an cn-looker of the exhibits and oi the manner in which the judging
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    "CAT" BURGLAR
    148 3 Chinese Youth Sentenced for Theft A Chinese boy of 16 years was described at ihe Cent al Magistracy at Hongkon; on June CO as the Ch nes>e counterpart of the "cat" burglar. He appealed in answer to sx charges of larceny and is credited with txtraoidinary climbing powers.
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    117 3 Evatt a d Co., Singapore Brunei Unite j Plantations, Ltd. 23,052 lbs. The Bukit Timah Rubber Es-atee, Ltd. 7,845 lbs. The Changkat Serdang Estates. Ltd--24.144 lba Havtor Rubber Estates, Ltd. 14,295 lbs. Indragiri Rubb r, Ltd. 45.891 lbs. Luna* Rubber Ei atos. Ltd. 40,000 lbs The Nyaas Rubber
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    143 3 Attempts are being made, according to the Chinese press, to convert the Shanghai Arsenal into a steel factory, along tho lines of the transfonmat'on carried out at the famous Krupp Arsenals in Germany. While the Reverend Father Antonio Ihanez. parish priest of Bobon, Samar, P L, was celebrating mass, two
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      26 3 JEALOUSY IS BLIND. "Just -'ike a man Only marr ed to me yesterday, he already permits himself to be embraced by another 1" —Fiiegende Blaetter, Munich.
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      261 4 A. m use me nts. From Sunday, Jnly 11 to Saturday, July 17. S A PICTURE WITH TREMENDOUSLY REALISTIC I SCENES MOST VIVIDLY PRESENTED I The like of which has never been seen before S AT THE a ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee 6 Co., Ltd. Proprietor-.) 5 In the Second
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    168 5 To-day, Ju!y 16 Hi>rh Tides.—1-36 a.m., 2.48 p.m. Homeward mail leaves. SC.C. Cricket Tournament. Catnedrai Pance. Memorial Hall. To-morrow, July 17 Hieh Tdes.-2.Z3 am., 3 2o p.m. Royal En ish School Shorts 2.30 p.m. Goh Hood Keng Reception, 4.30 p.m. < f C. Cricket Tournament. Foot bail. —Div.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    211 5 TO-DAY, JULY 16 South-West Sumatra. SouthCo oVes, Moluccas, 7 DJIy and Ausivalr.s a Western Auc ralia) (Tasman) 11 a.m. pt Lower Siam) (Hermod) noon (Hcng Aik) 1 p.m. Island, -lava. South-West SouLh-East Borneo, Mo uceaa, Timor D.lly istralasia (excepting WestAoJIt! alia) (Melchior Treub) 2 p.m. Japan, Korea, ForSiberia,
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
    78 5 (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Eaadaag Kerbau Station for the 24 hour» oding midnight July 15, 1926. detr mum shade temperature 89.5 F. Minimum shade temperature 76 F Mean sis t npera ure 81 5 F. Maximum sun rad ation 152 F. Minimum grass radia.ion 73
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1113 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PKODUCF Singapore, July 16 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $400 gu-e, Siam 1 $374 Rice. Siam 3 $360 Rice, Saigon 1 $327 Rice, Saigon 8 Rice, Rangoon 1 $298 Rice, Rangoon 2 $296 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.80 g 1 h 2 $9.40 Buyers
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    SHARE MARKET
    1208 5 Singapore, July 14. The Mining Section has again come in for good support and with the Metal quotation very steady, share values in most issues have improved further; London and Australian dredging atracting a lot of attention. The Rubber section has been very quiet with, however, steady prices
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    144 5 The following are June returns: Bu'oh Ka.=ap Ri ,v b r Pl»n*«H"«S Ltd. Kst m:nth 32,500 lbs Total to date 94 535 lbs. Gadek Rubber Estate Limited. Output Nr* month 36,522 ibs. Total to da c V 4 oni lb«s. Moun <"*y l Rubber E^a f e Ltd,
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      218 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. 97 97% of those attending School leave without passing the Cambridge Local Examination and without any special training. What
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    81 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. Wong Kirn Yong, Wong Kweo Yong. Wong Fup Yong (Voe Kuan). Wong Khin Yong and »Vong Yin Yong (sous of the lata Mr Wong Yoon Fee (Va Thi.m) beg respectfully to announce that the remains of their 1 ire father, M r. Woog Yoon
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    A NEW BASIS FOR RESTRICTION?
    922 6 j A co-respondent ofl the Financial Times," whose letter we reproduce in another column, urges drastic alteration of the Stevenson Scheme with a view to making it sufficiently elastic and although we disagree with the method advocated by I him we agree with his main
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    1308 6 Health returns of Bangkok, for the week ending July 3, show a rapi i ciec.ine in to* cho era epidemic the number of new eases being on y 36 as opposed to 56 the week before an 1 86 the week before that. The* number of deaths was on y
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    650 6 Mr. Tan Chong Chew, of Singapore, and Mr. Khoo Hong Tat, who went to Ipoh for the races the.c, a.c njw .n P^nan^j. Hi 3 Excellency the Governor and Lad> Guillemard, who have been spending a ho-iday at Bd Retiro, Penang Hid, leit by the mail tra.n
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    40 6 From Hol'and and Germany by s.B. Tabanan, due Singapore this afternoon From China and Japan by s.s. Indus Maru, due Singapore to-morrow. From Indo-China by s.s. Azay le Rideau. due Singapore 10 a.m. on Surday, the IBtk instant.
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    S.S. VOLUNTEER DEAD.
    52 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July IS. The death occurred here yv-urday Mr. J. W. Webb, a ye eran Straits W.unt'.er and a mem ben of the cootinf**' attending: Cthe Coronation of King Gorge H? has recently been employed a? an ass'stant wi h Messrs. Pritdaard and
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    THE MILITARY TATTOO
    75 6 Family Boxes, $300, for all five performances on August 28 h, 31st and September Ist. 3rd and 4th should be ordered st once. These Boxes cannot be constructed rfter August Ist. Orders have already commenced. The Boxes give an exceptionally good view, are entirely private, and will
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    OUR LONGEST BRIDGE
    110 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Ju'y A picturesque ceremony was witnessed at the opening of Wan Mohamed Saman bridge in Kedah when the Su tan declare* it open for traffic There was a attendance. The bridge is one of the longest in Malaya and was erected by
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    INDIAN RIOTS
    114 7 Another Calcutta Outbreak HORE THAN HUNDRED INJURED Police Compelled to Fire on Mohammedans Reuter's Service. Calcutta, July 15. i] .,<■ and Moslems came into conflict northern quarten of the city during :;1 in which the former were of a Goddess past several carry Mohamnudan mosques. Mohnmmedans issued from
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    295 7 Agenda Includes Foreign Policy and Defence Reuter's Service. London. July IS. l n u use ut" Commons at question I twin anBOtmced that the cat: i foresee would be October 5. The agenda woe. d include: A general letien foreign policy and defence ques- u trisinj therefrom, development
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    RUM-RUNNING PARLEY
    58 7 Anglo-American Co-operation at Sea Reuter's Service. London, Ju'y 15. a Austen Chamberlain received Mr. before the Rum-running Conferoed with represen atives of the I Tra A ImraJty, Colonial Office, •"tome and the Foreign OffLe. w« Conference awrreyod the whole field posaibs improvements in Ang'o-Ameri-u" co-operation and appointed a
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    "MA" FERGUSON IN PERIL
    37 7 Reuter's Service. Temple, Texa s July 15. Governor "Ma" Ferguson was aboard a train which was wrecked near h re to-day. .n" *rive r was killed ani a fireman in'ur*l. -Ma" was unhurt.
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    FRANCS AT TWO HUNDRED
    23 7 Reuter's Service. London, July 15. r n< h fram-s touched two hundred and osed a: 198 Belgian 20' J.
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    COAL STRIKE
    251 7 T.U.C. TO SUPPORT THE MINERS Seret Conference Promises Full Assistance Reuter's Service. London, Ju'y 15. Beyond the announcement of a delegate that "there have been developments," nothing has be°n offic'al y divulged regarding to-day's meeting of the T.U.C. and the miners' Executive, though Reuter learns that straight speaking
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    MORE BANKS CLOSED
    151 7 Collapse of Florida Boom Causes Panic Reuter's Service. At'anta, Georgia, July 15. The State Banking Department announces that fifteen more Georgian banks closed their doors to-day. A temporary receivership has already been appohtcd for the Bankers' Trust Company of Atlanta while a Federal Judge has heard a
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    TROPICAL DISEASES
    141 7 Institute Opened by the Prince of Wales British Official Press Service. London, Ju'y 15. The Prince of Wales opened at Putney Heath this afternoon the Ross Institu e fcr Trop'cal Diseases. His Royal Highness ol served that all who had any experience of the tropics would know that
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    MOSLEM INSTITUTE
    42 7 [Havas Agency.] Paris, July 15. The Moslem Insitute in Paris was inaugurated in the presence of numerous delegates from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Syria and other Mohammedan countries. President Doumergue and the Sultan of Morocco delivered speeches celebrating Franco-Islamic eternal friendship.
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    SPECIAL POWERS BILL
    23 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, July 16, The Chamber and the Senate have passed the Special Powers Bill, cafcled on July 13.
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    BETTING TAX
    112 7 GOVERNMENT AGREES TO REDUCTION Turnover Larger Than Was Expected Reuter's Service. London, July 16. In the House of Commons the Government's bett'ng proposals took their fina shape at the report stage of the Budget, when Mr. Churchill introduced amendments reducing the duty on credit betting to three and
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    AMERICAN TRADE
    98 7 Exports Decline and Imports Decrease Reuter's Service. Washington, Ju y 15. The Commerce Department announces that the favourable balance of trale for the year ending June 30 dropped to $287 000,003, compared with $1,040,000,000 the previous year. Exports totalled $4 754 000,000, being a decline of $111 000,OCO
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    LIQUOR TRAFFIC DYING
    64 7 Pussyfoot" Johnson Still Full of Optimism Reuter's Service. New York, July 15, Pussyfoot Johnson sailed to attend the International Anti-alcohol Congress at Tartoma by the Esthonia, after which he will tour the Balkans and the Near East. In an interview he declared that the liquor traffic ia
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    FRENCH NATIONAL FETE
    66 7 [Havas Agency.] Pars. July 15. The papers agree that never since the armistice has the Na.iona! Fete been kept wHfc greater m husiasm and brilliance. Th? mili aiy revi.w was magnificent and picturesque, especially owing to the participation of Moroccan troops and the presence of the Sultan.
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    TRIBESMEN SURRENDER
    56 7 [Havas Agency.] Rabat, July 15. All the French forres are grouped round the dis« dent area called Taza. They began a converging movement and occupied twot'r.rds of the region. Dissident tribesmen swarm: d in o the F enth lines with flocks of sheep as guarantees that they intend
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    AIR RECORD BEATEN
    30 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, July 15. Flyirrg from Pans to Omak, three thousand miles, without a stop, Captain Girier and Lieutenant Dcrdi let have beaten Captain Arrachar'.'s ir-cord.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    74 7 British Official Press Service. London, July 15. Exchange rates* Paris 197.25. New York 4.8G4375. Brussels 211.5. Geneva 25.1125. Amsterdam 12.1025. M.lan 143.625. Berlin 20.42. S ockholm 18.155. Copenhagen 18 365. Osio 22 185 Vienna 34.405. Prague 164.25. He singfors 193.125. Madrid 30 715. Lisbon 2 17|32. Rio 7
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    THE ASSIZES
    2233 7 Malay Driver Drunk in Car FATAL HILARIOUS JOY RIDE Counterfeit Straits Notes in Unlimited Quantities The defence of Baba bin Aman, the G motor-car who was tried at the Assize Court, yesterday, on a charge of causing death by a rash or negligent act, [j was that the
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    Sporting News
    81 8 RIFLE SHOOTING Mackinnon Cup Reuter's Service. Bisley, July 15/ The Mackinnon Cup has been won by Sco and 1084; Eng and 1076; Canal* 1070; Ireland, Wales, India and Guernsey in the order given. London, July 15. At Bisley Private R. S. Terrell, formerly of the Malay States Vo
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    ATHLETICS
    790 8 Inter-School Sports The Biggest Meeting of lihe Year The Stadium Association ground, Robinson Read, presented an animated scene yeserday afternoon when the biggest ath.etics meeting of the year was carried through to a grand success. The spectators were numerous and the entries tor the various competitions were of the
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    LAWN TENNIS
    36 8 Davis Cup i Reuter's Service. Stockholm, July 15. France beat Sweden :n the European Dav's Cup ssmi fin:»\, winning the first three ma ches. Sh* meets G eat Bri a iT for the final.
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    Indian Association Final
    33 8 K. M. R. Menon wil' meet P. K Baskaran in the fina cf the Indian Association tnni3 tournamen" at the I. A Courts o-morrow. Mtnon was the runner-up last year.
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    S.R.C. Tonrnampnt
    60 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS M'xed Douh'es C. A Bateman and N S. Hogan beat G B Leicester and F Ephraums 6—3, 3—6, 10—8. Championship N E Ita bea* L Gimme'l 6—3. 6—3. F. de Sauza beat F. J. Mon eiro 6—1, 2—6, 6—4 S'nrrle Hrn-'icap "A" T. Leiisa'u* owe 15
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    CRICKET
    58 8 Australians vs. Lancashire London, July 15. A crowd of 7,000 assembled to watch the Australians against Lancashire, at Liverpool. The wicket was soft after a storm. At lunch-time the Australians declared with 468 for s>ix w>ckets (Ponsford 60, Mac Donald five for 135). Lancashire were 20, for nine at
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    Sussex Beat Worcester
    46 8 Sussex defeated Worcester by an innings and 21 runs. Worcester batted first, scoring 236 (Wright 70, Wens ey seven for 69) ani 117 (Parks four for 24). Sussex replied with 394 (Parks 63, Langrdge 84, A. E. GLligan 106, Tarbox five for 150.)
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    Y.M.CA. vs. S.C.C. 3rd.
    54 8 The following will represent the V MC.A. vs S C.C. 3rd. at Cricket to-morrow en the YM.CA. greund at 2.15 pm :—H G. S.ack (Capt.). R L>ne, N Ignatius, B. K. Shah, P B. Dewdar, B. Mistri, J Wilson, E C. Wheatley, D. Jackson, S. Tracey
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    FOOTBALL
    58 8 Perak vs. Selangor (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 16. The following make up the European soccer teams reprsent.ng Perak and Selangor in the lntjr-State match to be played a. Ipoh on Saturday. Perak:— Fleming, Ford, Brether.on. Ediin, Carey, Snehan, Douce, Sanders, Wayie, Ralson. Seiangor:—Biyce, Bel!, Wa:t, Farquharson Somervilie,
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    Soldiers Protect Referee
    206 8 D.isgivi'ceful Incd€nt3 After Match Or\y ast week we ur ed that the Singapore Footba 1 Assoc.ation should take serious tteps against players who dispiay k emper wh eh invariab.y -cads to ug y incidents So lar such scenes have been absent where the first league is concerned
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    Police Beaten
    46 8 The MunicipaM.y sprang a surprise by beating the Police by two goals to nil in the other s.cond divis.on ma eh p.ayed yesterday. The Po ie? were the first to score during the firs: half but a ter the interval the Municipality netted two.
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    The League Table
    164 8 Division 1. Goal* P. W. L D. P. A. Pt* Dukes 7 ri i m Si n SCF A 7 4 1 2 14 4 10 SCC. 7 4 1 2 10 8 10 SRC. 8 1 f> 2 D 15 4 U.K. 7 2 5 0
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    BOXING
    35 8 Heavyweight Championship Reuter's Service. Ne»w York, July 16. Rain was responsible for the till to-day of the Be.lenbach—Delaney heavyweight championship of the wor.d Lout the tt n' on w.uc.i, is iep-.r,.ed to be unprecedented.
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    THE TURF
    176 8 Penang Turf Club ENTRIES FOR FIRST DAY Races 2, 6, and 7.—Bushels, Sarassan, Kunaong, Melton, Packard, Polynes.an, Kingco c, Biack Beau y, Albert:oss, DaybrooK, Ganesh, Florries Pet, Airoird 11, Melissa, Lsdy B ackthorne, Grey Habk, Red Tape, Kenildor, Volgoon, Tess am, S.ar of Athole, Sanskrit, Lady Amber, Gomcroom,
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    BILLIARDS
    153 8 Y.M.CA. vs. D. of W. Regiment A return billiard match was played between the D. of W. Regiment and the V.M.C.A. at the Association on Wednesday, July 14th. E?ch game consisted of 200 points up and some close and intending games were witnessed. Though some good shots were played
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    REV. GOH HOOD KENG
    161 8 Arrives in Singapore from Calcutta The last train from Johore last night wai met at the station a Tank Road by a big crowd of Straits Chinese ladies and gentlemen and miss.onrries of the Me hodist Mission. The cause of this gathering was the arrival of
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    INDIANS IN MALAYA
    250 8 Formation of Association for Public Affairs On the invita ion of Messrs. M. Kader Su.trn and S. Mu.tucumaru a large and representative gathering of Indians and Ceylonese me in the Soc al Hall of the Tamil Methodist Churoi en \\ednesday evening to do honour to the Hon.
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    CHINESE PHILANTHROPIST
    86 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 16. Mr. Teok Moh Soo. a piom ncn. p antsr and merchant of Ku.im, Kedah, lead ng m mb <r of the Chnes« community the:e b2s dsis being Chairman of the Hokien As»cc a ion and a member of the Advisory Board,
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    135 8 GAIETY CINEMA The special ft raction at tha Gaiety Cinema to-night is 4 Daring Youth," featuring Bee Daniels, Norman Ker.yr.nd Lee Moran. It is a story of a bride who sa d 4 love, honour and obey and added 'four days a week," and is <od with a
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      268 9 VICTORIA THEATRE lii 1 1 Coming Shortly! YPRES (WIPERS) The Story of the Immortal Salient Approved by HIS MAJESTY'S ARMY COUNCIL Presented by NEW ERA FILMS LIMITED TO-NIGHT Friday, July 16. TO-NIGHT AT THE NEW WORLD SHOWS J vLAN besar (THE RISING PLEASURE PARK IN SINGAPORE CUT.) Chinese Wayangs, Heng
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      160 9 /***sSJ\. Thone: 2419 LIM CHEE SENG MICHELIN TYRES stockist i tad Sole Distributor for Michelin Cabls Cycle Tyres in Singapore. j Supplier of all kinds of Pneumatic and Solid Tyres and also dealing in "GARGOYLE" Lubricating oiL PHONE 2419 for your requirements and same will be promptly executed. I PI
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      229 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY KINTA. 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. S A «Ir P A S 2' pm for Malacca. RAHMAN, 5 p.xn., for Muar. TUESDAY M E D U S 4 P-m., for Port Dickson, Telok Anson, Bagan
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      433 12 SITUATION VACANT MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. The Munic pU Commissioners of the Town of 'Singapore invite applications for the post of Aasia *nt Surve\or nd Draftsmtn t a Commencing sal try of $150 10 5200 per mensem aeoording to experience and ability. Candidates m ist be good levellers and able to
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      470 12 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. ORIENTAL Government Security LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India 1874.) Results of the Company's Operation* dur.ng the three years 1922-1924. PROFIT Rs. 51,00,000 Increased
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      504 12 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 16, Bras Baaah Roal SINGAPORE. AH kinda of electrical work* undertaken. Philips *4 Watt Lamps, Ceiling Fans, Wire Etc Supplied by United Engineers, Li mites CHARGES MODERATE Phone 3411. RSOUCGD PSIC£S We h*ve juit recii?ed iur naw upnlv o< IUK*bayas f r oar Straitsbira Asaast fata?
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