Malaya Tribune, 17 July 1926

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. w i xia -No. 165 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1926 KIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1926
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      182 1 W 7 I Rim leu .pelade* and eveflataeA a i £t Metaland Zylonitrcon.binaik>ntpeO> iacle» or ereela»ira. or lleht wctcht metal rim epectaclet or emUaaw. j Truscon Bead I I It is no longer necessary to allow corner* of Cement Walls to fall away or become damaged by chipping. Truscon corner
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    HIGHER EDUCATION
    890 2 The Students in Britain Committee Patron: —His Excellency Sir Laurence Nunns Gui lemard, K.C.B X.C M.G. Committee Members for the Year 1926: Lady Gui.lemard (Pres.dent); Hon. Mr. R. O. \\insted D. kitt; (Vice-President); Hun Unku Afckiul Aziz, Hon M.. L. less.nsohn, 0.8. E., Mrs. Lee Choon Guan Jvi
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      562 2 imm HOW DO YOU WAKE THESIT* MORNINGS iTv? Fresh and fit Or dull, depressed Bl X tempered? Ii the latter probably' JLt J liver is to fclamo, in which case try Pin 1 the liver diy P el constipation, promote daii. (gr"w I reguiaii y cure biliousness, sick headacC M
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    COMPANY MEETING
    828 3 Yarak Rubber Co., Limited Th. fourteenth annual gene«l meetg of tbe sharehoderl of The, YaraK Company, limited- was held at tne ueg tereu Office of the JoTm Street, Penang, on Wednesday, *>f 1926, at 12 noon. There present:-— Major G. N. Stevens (Chairman), Messrs. G A Potts and
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    95 5 THE ALHAMBRA A Ui. ed Artists ?r>>cial production. v? d lrom ihe Broadway stage success b Mont gue G»ass an J Jules Eckert Goodran. Partners agjun, with Potash and Per mut ?r is the second s/tow at raction the Alhambra in ko change of pro-e-umme, to-morrow. AdJed to
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    PASSENGERS DUE
    166 5 The asseng r a'e "ue to arrive from Europe by s.s. Hakozaki Maru on Sunday, Ju y 18: Mr. R M. Duff. Mr. W. Graham, Mr. E. P. Hood, Mr. H. H. Jackson. Mrs. H. A. S. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. F. Killinger, Mr. F. N. Killinger. Master
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1120 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, July 17 Rice, Siam No 1 pet Koyan $400 Rice, Siam 2 M $374 Rice, Siam 3 $360 Rice, Saigon l $327 Kee Saigon 2 «324 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $298 Rice, Rangoon 2 m $206 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.80
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    DEATHS
    177 5 TEO—On July 15. 1926, at 4 a.m. at No. 68 Chetty Ro*doff Jalan Hesar, Singapore, Mr. Teo Beng Lee agod 58 years. He leaves three sons Me-isrs. Teo Seong Moh of Perry Co., Seong Keng of Municipality and Jee Leong of the Straits Steamship Co., three daughters, one son-in-law
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for ndia and Ceylon to-day is Ra. 154 equal o $100. The rate of payment of Money )rders from India and Ceylon ia Rs. 158 quai to $100.
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      185 5 Births, Marriages and Deaths ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. Wong Kirn Yong, Wong Kwee Yong, Wong Fup Yong (Voo Kum), Wong Khin Yong and ATongYm Yong (sous of tho late Mr Wong Yoon Foe (Vh Thi un) beg respectfully to announce that tha reunion of their l ito father. Mr. Wong Yoon Fee
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      160 5 "H.Ci" 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. What thousands of women have been waiting for Here, at last, is a short, concise Course in Dreesmaking and
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      148 5 SINGAPORE DIAR1Q To-day. July 17 mtrh T des—2.23 a m., 3.25 p.m. Eng'ish School Sports. 2.30 p.m. cJh Hood Keng Reception, 4.30 p.m. arc Cricket Tournament. football. —Div- I. —S.C.F.A. vs. R.A. To-marrow, July 18 Hieh Tides. —3.17 a.m., 4.6 p m. Malay Inter-Club Sports, Beach Road. Monday. July 19
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      253 5 mails close TO-DAY, JULY 17 Upper Burma, North and East India (Malacca Maru) 2 p.m. China, Haimam, Japan, Korea. Formosa, East Siberia, Philippine Islands, Weatern Canada and Western States of U. S. A- (Talma) 2 p.m. Pu au Sarnbu, Sela. Panijansr and Bengkalis (*R. Setoff Bahru) 2 p.m. Gemaman and
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      72 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight July 16, 1926. deg. Maximum shade temperature 87 F. Minimum shade temperature 75 5 F. Mean shade temperature 80.2 F. Maximum sun radiation 139 F. Minimum grass radiation 72.5 F. Sea temperature
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    THE CHINA OF TO-DAY
    819 6 Bishop Roots told us yesterday, as will be seen by a report of his remarks in another column, that although China is being harried by a relentless banditry and starved by an immense soldiery which is little than the banditry, progress is still being made and
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    1255 6 Friday's "Government Gazette" contains ths annual report on the S. S. Police Force. The annual report on the Prisons of the Colony is attached to the last issue of the "Government Gazet.e." Th? annual report of the Tan Took Seng Hospital a; pears in the last of the "Governmen, Gazette."
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    570 6 Mr. F. K. Wilson has vacated his pointment as Shenff, Singapore. Mr. Yoshisawa, Japanese Mini- tr Peking, is going to leave Peking i or hJ? 1 on furlough. m Mr. Chua Woon Hoe has been a as an export officer for Singapore and V Ong Boon for
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    29 6 From Indo-China by s.s. Azav le Kiueau. due Singapore 10 a m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by s5. Tamba Maru, due Singapore en Monday, the inst.
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    CULPABLE HOMICIDE
    48 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. July 16At the Assizes, Veerappt-n. a Ti mil, charged with uhe murder of a woman yd was found guilty, by a majority of fit* te two, of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Accused was sentenced to Sve yean rigorous imprisonment.
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    BOLSHEVISTIC LABOUR
    99 6 (From Ou" Own Corrc-spcn 'ent.) Penang. July 16Commanier Peel, Harbour Mas sr, had an unpieasant encounter wi.h Bolshevist* labour wh)<st bring ng back a dredger from work in the bouth hnnne He left Penang with a lew and nude up he cornp.ement ol th< ere« with the remainder
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    THE CATHEDRAL DANCE
    118 6 Last night th e Annual Dance eonn*et*j with S. Andrew's Cathe Irftl was beld the Town Hall It was organised > and Mrs Norman Whitley, and r ved great success Dancing began a- 9J' P"V and an cxcel'ent fLor with th- AdeiP" Hotel Band gave gnat pleasun
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    COAL STRIKE
    419 7 Mr. Baldwin on his Folicy MINERS' ATTITUDE THE STOPBLOCK I? the Struggle Nearing Its End at Last? British Official Press Service. London, Ju'y 16. Th, iVinn Minister, in a letter wishing Mr. Sam Howard. Conserva f ive V 111' > n the bve-election at WaKsend, Cf. at length
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    WHITE STAR SALE
    47 7 Negotiations for Purchase Broken Off Reuter's Service. London, July 16. j, 1 M r n Oenf;ll Company and the the Internationai Mercantile a Coapaaj .state that, owing- to the rennrtsas.ua and conditions, °»s fur fena purchase of the White have Wen .terminated by mutual
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    SPANISH ROYALTY
    64 7 British Official Press Service. London, Ju y 16. tak and Queen of S P ain leffc London Pri- a 'e' ninff n conc!usion of the r Quh l this countr y- Xin ff George, man d the Prince of Wales ani British Roya ties, bade them (ha l
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    HUDSON BAY OIL
    55 7 Reuter's Service. T} n London, July 16. udson's Bfly c ompany have enter Mar" 0 0 i w ith the E. W. ■ajm f EXP ora:ion Co-, for the developC ana lh ir oil rights in Canada. A the p ,a n Compan y be formed entitled
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    249 7 TREASURY PRACTICALLY EMPTY Franc Down Again: Political Uncertainty Reuter's Service. London. July 16. French francs at London clos?d at 201%. Belgian 205 The French franc in London opened thi? morning a: 201 Ms and later receded to 204 tt. Paris Ju'y 16. The fall of the franc has
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    CALCUTTA RIOTS
    45 7 Fourteen Dead in Thursday's Affray Reuter's Service. Calcutta. July 16. The casualties n yes erday's rioting were fourteen dead and 126 s n to hospital. The city is now normal but the police have been reinforced by armed picket- who patrol the strce.s.
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    MORE EARTHQUAKES
    42 7 Reuter's Service. Victoria, B.C., July 16. Severe earthquake shocks were experienced beginning at 2.33 o'clock this afternoon and .asting for an hour. The centre of the disturbance was reckoned to be 1,10J miles «way, probalbly in the neighbourhood of Alaska.
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    STRIKE BREAKS UNION
    43 7 Reuter's Service. London, July 16. The annual report of the Transport and General Workers' Union show that the assets of their funds at the end of 1925 were £500,000, the whole of which was spent in the recent miners' struggle.
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    BIG COTTON COMBINE
    39 7 Reuter's Service. London. July 17. Over thirty-one prominent Lancashire cotton mill directors, represen ing a capital of fifty-fi/e millions sterling are back ng a scheme to form a combine to control yarns made from American cotton.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    164 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shdmbunsha.) Tokio, July 15. It is announced that Mr. D. MUsuda, Minis er at the Hague, w 1! be promoted to an Am;-assadorship and transferred to Rome. It is sated that H. I. H. Prince Takama.su, the third Imperial son wi 1 star
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    THE RUM RING
    189 7 REVENUE CUTTER HELPS SMUGGLERS Remarkable Evidence in Trial of Bootleggers Reuter's Service. New York, July 16. Evidence at the trial of sixteen men indicted in connection with the activities of tho forty-million-dollar rum ring revealed the fact that the officers and crew of the coastguard cutter No.
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    BANK PRESIDENT DEAD
    39 7 Reuter's Service. Atlanta, Juiy 10. Mr. R. I. Smith, President of the Atlanta Real Eeta&i Board and a director of tho Bankers' Trust, was found dead to-day at his home with a revolver by his side.
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    COBHAM HELD UP
    31 7 Reuter's Service. Karachi, July I€. Alan Cobham was unable to take off from Bunder Abbas owing: to the severe weather, which is likely to last for several days.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    76 7 British Official Press Service. London, July 16. Exchange rates: Paris 205.75. New York 4.8687). Brussels 209.5. Geneva 25.1125. Ames erdam 12.*****. Milan 144.25. Berlin 20.42. S ockholm 18.155. Copenhagen 18 155. Oslo 22.175. Vienna 34.415. Prague 164.125. He singfors 193.125. Madrid 30.88 Lisbon 2 17,32. Rio 7.75. Buenos
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    A GIRL'S ADVENTURE
    337 7 Chinese Kidnapper from Penang Sentenced Remarking that he regretted not being able to pasoi a heavier sentence, Mr. P. A. F. David the Dis rict Jvdge, sentenced a Chinese k'dnapper, to two years' rigorous imprisonment this mom ng. His Honour further remarked that the case .vas a
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    34 7 Due to the military practice of ridiner in nckshes without paying any fare, 2.700 ricksha pullers of Peking have abandoned th ir trade and gone o work in the country, according to police figures.
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    THE ASSIZES
    955 7 Insanity Plea Fails TAMIL TO HANG FOR MURDER Man who Stabbed the Wife of a Friend Tha tirst of tho murder cases on the present As-size lis: was Uk n Sv-fire Mr. Justice Deane and a special jury, yesterday afternoon, when Nadesan Pi lay an (mployee of the
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    85 7 In a "model answer" to an untitled in an in<7Ur«pce urnal there i, n at u.1 «.drcwd toueb a lbc' end. Outlining tbe «lop» lo bo tl'Kcn b> »n .omp,n> »sbo»> c'ionl lu .C X. policy bol ler) bun b» l to n mess ng Knocks down b> »nolorl!«t. it
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    Sporting News
    54 8 CRICKET The Fourth Test England's Probable Selections Announced Reuter's Service. London, July 16. Rngiands team for the fourth Test match will be selected from, A. W. Carr A. P. F. Chamnman, Stevens, Hobbs, Strudwick, Woot.ey Hen lr n, Sutc iffe K-'ner Ta e. Root and Parkur with E.
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    County Matches
    182 8 Reuter's Service. London July 16. Glamorgan vs. Warwick: G amorgan won by 129, making 336 (Waiters 116, Clay 74, Calthorre six for 72) and 204 (Bates 73) Warwick replied with 122 (Morris 53, Rvan five for 24 runs) and 289 (Santall 97 not out, Morris 76). Kents vs.
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    Australians vs. Lanes
    60 8 Reuter's Service. Liverpool. July 16. There was a crowd of only 2.000 to-day. The weather was fine. Lancashire were all out at 234, Mailey taking- nine wickets for 86 runs and followed on to make 274 for the oss of n.ne wickets, Makepeace compiling 76, Iddon 57
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    Gentlemen vs. Players
    88 8 Huge Szotqs by Both Teams Yesterday In the G-nt'emen V 3. Players Match at Lords yesterday the game ended in a draw In the first innings the Dlayers compi ed the huste to al of 579. H bbs hinting up 163. Sutciffe 107, E. Tyldesley 131, ani
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    LAWN TENNIS
    134 8 Tanglin Club Tournament MONDAY'S TIES Men's Handicap Doubles Major Lowe and Major Wa ker owe 3 vs. Harforl and Mosky owe 3. Green and Wild owe 15 3 vs. Mikkelsen and Hindhede owe 4 Bailey and Prentls owe 15 vs. Laverton and MacPherson plus 2. Miller and Hickey
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament
    56 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ladies' Open Single (Fina') Mrs. Tennent beat Miss David, 3—6, ft—2, 6—4. M°n's Open Doubles (Fna) A P Cameron and Captain Fa kner beat R. W. Sinclair and W. C Hill 6—4, 6—4. TO-DAY'S TIES Ladies' Open Doubl s (Fina 1 Mrs. Tennent and Miss Griffith-Jones
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    S.R.C. Tournament
    61 8 MONDAYS TIES Doub'e HaniicaD Bateman and Hogan vs N. E. Ess and C L. Tessenschn. Mixed Doub'es E. E de Souza and L M. Gemmell vs. C. A. Norris and T. Lnjssius, to finish. Champion^hio F. C. de Souza vs. T Leijssiu3. Single Handicap "B" L. S. de
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    BILLIARDS
    99 8 Falkiner at Penang (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 16. Mr Falkiner, the billiards expert, rlayed match of 800 up at the Penan t Volunteer Club with Mr Dav ev of the Penang Club, and reached his po'nts in less "'han an hour even under tfe handican of an
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    THE TURF
    59 8 Eclipse Stakes British Official Press Service. London, July 16. The race for the ECi/ipse Stakes worth about twelve thousand pounds, was run at Landown Park in the presence of the King and Queen. It was won easily by lord Woolav.ngton's Coronach, winner of this year's Derby Mr Curzon's
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    Penang Races
    357 8 THE HANDICAPS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 16. The following handicaps have been declared for the first -uays racing of the Penang Turf Club. The total number of entries is 109 Class A: —Coleus 10 10, Goldstud 10 0, Daybrook 9 8, Gensano 9.0, Polynesian 9.0, f'ofiuck
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    BOXING
    26 8 Delaney Wins Title Reuter's Service. New York, July 17. outpointed B r enbach in a fifteen round contes: for the llghthc-avy-weight championship of the world.
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    Boy Lim's Challenge
    73 8 Following upon Young Walley s claim lo the junior flyweight championship of Malaya. Boy Lim requests us :o stat.- tha: he is anxious to dispute Walley's claim and would like to fight for the t.te. To followers of boxing the cab'e pub.khed yeste.dry concerning the fi?ht in
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    ATHLETICS
    105 8 Malay Inter-Club Sports As 'he "entries'* total 729, and the actual different competitors 319. the heats in the morning (Sunday) wi 1 sttert a: 8 a.m. and ba run in ensiveiy. Spec ators without ticke's who desire to see the first part of the sports are cordial y invit
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    FOOTBALL.
    111 8 S.F.A. League First and Second Division Fixtures the following are the first division •rrares for the Singapore Football Asfciation League for the month of July:— FIRST DIVISION aturd&y, July 17.—S.C.F.A. vs. R.A. londay, July 19.—SC.C. vs. Dukas. Vedntsday, July 21.—R.A. vs. R.E. Monday, July 26.—S C.C. vs. S.R.C. SECOND
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    INSPECTOR SHERIDAN
    109 8 Condition Reported to be Improving Inspector She idan who was shot in the back while participating 'n a ra'd at 29, Upper Pickering Stree*, his new been in hospita' nearly a week and hi 3 con 'i Jon has been causm? grave anx ety among h's colleagues and
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    CHINA TO-DAY
    524 8 PROGRESSING DESPITE HER DISORDERS Interesting Views Expressed by Bishop Roots Seen by the "Malaya Tribune" yesterday Bishop Roots, of Ch na, who has spent some 30 years in that country said that although China was tenrfcly disordered she was making seme progress. It was true, declared Bishop Roots,
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    KUALA LUMPUR
    234 8 The Saddest City in the World [TO THE EDITOR "MALAY MAIL"] Sir,—The fol ow ing is a copy of a cutting from a recant Home pa;er:— "Mr. Err* st Tvpson spoke of the Government Leper A y.um at Kua a Lumpur which he charact. rised as the saddest
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    ROY SCOUTS
    35 8 Saturday, July 17.—Wireless Class. 4.80 t Tuesday, July 20.—Ambu'ance and Signalling Classes Heed Quarters at 5 p.m Thursday. July 22 —Band Practice Head Quarters at 5 p.m. Saturday, July 24.—Wireless at 4.30 p.m.
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    38 8 A "missionary" of the new Russian church, the "L'ving Church,*' is expected to arrive in China shortly, according 'o the Shpnghai Russian pre-s. He wil estrbl'sh churches and investigate the amount of Russian church proper y in China.
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    64 8 The old church of Ce.mont Fe rand in F-rnce r ami iar to many war- ime aviation p T 'o l s. observers md men who tra'ne' and 'ook tests, has hen near y de 3 roved. A farmer mad vert ent'v d two rws "o a pr'llar of church
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    2140 8  -  (BY ROBERT S. ANGUS Ed nburgh, June, 17. I wish U were possible to say something cheerful about the coal situation. neither side is there ft the least sign of vie ding or even of compromising. Toe announcement of the Pr me Minister twu he Government will introduce
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    354 8 Smallest Motor Vehicle in Malaya Singapore, tihe centre of motoring in Malaya has from t'm: to t me seen all types of motor-vehicles ranging from huge Icrres to magnificent "a's tu' a r a dea of interest is now being shown in the t n e<s»t motor-car
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    742 8 INDIANS IN MALAYA To The Editor of the Malaya Tribuo, Sir. —Thinking Indians wli r iy deprecate the movement aloot to lo' y another Indian Association. There a already in existence and to ha\e anoth* 6 if not w.th identical objects, ano tr superfluous but ridiculous.
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    274 8 Head of Bankrupt Chop Denies Having Fortune in China The usual Friday bankrup cy tak n by th"> Chief Jisti e 5 u r Murion. C M.G. yes erday afternoon Justice Dcane being cccupieti with a rase r.j. s On the list was an ap? r caiv'nx order
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    380 9 Singapore, July 15. The situation Is complete'y overshadowed by the battle going on in London between those in favour of the 20 per cent cut ani those against. The average price to date for the present quarter is in the neighbourh od of ls 9 1 5d which
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    224 9 Singapore, July 15. Rubber: —The market thrcughout the week has been steady, but the volume of passing from <day to day has been small. A smaller sale was cata'ogued for yesterday's auction, wh'ch passed quietly, with a slightly easier tenlency The demand for Awarded Sheet was limited and the top
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      573 9 Church Services SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY July 18, 1926 S. Andrew*! Cathedral 730 a.m. Litany. 4 H y Communion (Choral) and S' rm<>n. Matins followed by Holy Comamnion. 11a.m. (Chinese Mission of Help) UniSerriee for all Chinese. 4 The Catechism. Evensong ani Sermon, p. -The Rt. Revd. The Bishop of
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      267 9 PAYA LEBAR ENGLISH SCHOOL -> p.iii. Ma.ti> ItSffliSt Speaker: Mr. C. C. Tan. WESLEY CHURCH. FORT CANNING ROAD 7.30 p.m. Epworth League Service. Speaker: Miss Ong Hay Way Subject: "Ihe Duties cf Children to their Paren:s." 8.15 p.m. Kveninjr English Service. Speaker: Rev. Goh Hood Keng. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer
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    552 10 Hongkong Court Story of Fish Boat Piracy The story of an attack by pirates was descric-d ft the Centra. Magistracy. Hongkong recently when three Chin se were charged wi h pirating a fishing vessel at a about ten miles from Tai O, Lantau Is and on May
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    42 10 A Peking despatch reports that the Russian Government has obtained the avia on monopoly in Outer-Mongo ia on condition that Russia supply the necessary rviation materials. E ght air-planes and thir y Russian aviators have been already sent to Urga from Russia.
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      346 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtsze Ports Formosa, tftie Philippines, etc. For PENANG AND CALCUTTA
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      487 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. r Registered in London, onder ths 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital Subscribed Capital Paid-up Capital Rescrvs Fund and Rest «l,DiAwe HEAD OFFICE: 16, Grace Church Street. London, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J M. Ryrie, Esq., Chairman. P R. Chalmers, Esq. H. Merrill
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