Malaya Tribune, 23 July 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. vol xni -No. 170 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. JULY 23, 1926.
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    MEDITERRANEAN FLEET
    211 2 Programme of Summer Cruise issued by Admiralty The fo lowing programme of the summer cruse of the Meaii nan an F.eet has issued by the Aim.ratiy:— First Visit July 8 to 17 (approx).—(Warsr i 3 Resolut on, Koyai O.rx, Is. Destroyer Fotiiia (Juiy 8 to 15 on y),
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    LABUAN NOTES.
    369 2 On the occasion of his impending departure from Labuan on furlough members of tihe Town Soever T am entertained Mr. G. EL Fieldgate of the Eastern Extension Tekgm.ph Company, and sk;poer fch€ Team, at the Recreation C:ub on tbe 11th instant. Among the vWton were Mrs. H. W.
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    BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY
    219 2 Lord Weir head of the Anglo Scottich Sugar Beet Oonporai'on, in a h'ttea- which was read at a d.stribution of prizes to South Linos, bevt growers at Spalding, s.tated: —"In all frankness we must admit that last year's campaign was a bad on? for our factories, a
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      35 2 i ii; I j "I know the director will s:e me. He is a great friend of mine. I dined wiih him yesterday I* "That's strange! He has been dead eight months —Journal Amusant, Paru
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      439 2 KEPT HIS PARENTS AWAKE With His Cries When Teething; Until Baby's Own Tablets Were Tried. They Quickly Set Matters Right This- handsome little boy is U|e son of Mr. Tan Yew Heßjf, storekeeper to Messrs. Sime Darby and Co., Ltd., Singapore. TelMng of the li*tie fellow's teething troubles Mr. Tan
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    SIR PHILIP BURNE-JONES
    458 3 Death of a Famous Painters Only Son The death of Sir Philip Bur^ 0 p ne h 3re" curred rec nt.y at a nursing i h n al f h he had been for severa. weeks Hi# n-a had been lluctuat ng, but i aS untl h.f
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    371 3 The undernoted works will be available for issue on Saturday, 24th Ju y, at 9 a.m. New Novels, instead of be.ng issued in bulk on Saturdays, are now being issued in sma 1 numbers daily a: 9 a.m Abrahams (H. M.) Athletics. 192 G. illus. (Runnngand jumping). Barrett
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      176 3 H All Fyes n a sHL Cfi£S 35e Jl JSC p The popular «ew Mineral Waters Phone 3463 ***»nd for trial order now IVhtteJlorse Bavour White Horse Whisky mm+~«mmmi*n mim atands out. soft as silk —a stands out Bign of a ge There are ample stocks maturing to ensure the
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      27 3 "You say he is a great inventor. In what way is his invention specially great 7 It is something on which there is oo tax!" —Dorfbarbier, Berlin.
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      495 3 Children Quickly Leani j To Rely On Ciiiicura To soothe and heal the rashes and skin irritations of chilchood. Daily use of Cut cura Soap, •Misted by Cuticura Ointment, will krep the skin and scalp clean anc healthy and prevent simple irritations from becoming serious. Soap.Ointment,Talcum sold thlOU»!>OOt IMWatM. Briti«h
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      487 4 1 I EMPIRE I k Tanjong Pagar Road D C j3 Thursday, July 22 to Monday, July 26. C g 2nd Show at 9.10 p.m. [j rO Warner Brca. Classic of the Screen Q Dj F?in—Tin-Tin The wonder-dog in 1 THE LIGHTHOUSE t b h y e SEA 3 "Melodramatic
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      301 4 A m use me nts. I I From Sunday, July 18 to Saturday, July 24 AT THE I ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) 3 A PROGRAMME THAT WILL~BE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED In the Second Show. Commencing 9 p.m. Cj A GOLDWYN -HENRY -KING -UNITED ARTISTS £j PRODUCTION S Adapted
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      448 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert Bencoolen Streets. Friday, July 23 to Tuesday, July 27 At 7 30 p.m. THE WALL FLOWER STARRING COLLEEN MOORE You sea her at every Dance and while the o;her» danced she decorated the wall—yet there came a ti iie when every man in town fought for
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      237 4 Park your Grouch outside— There's only room for laughter this week AT THE SURINA THEATRE Forth Bridge Road. Telephone No. 28$ TO-NIGHT AT 9 p.m, New Cartoon and Pathe Gazette HAL ROACH Presents his Merrymakers, headed by G] et Tryon, in the b ggest novelty of tha rmu THF BATTLING
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    111 5 To-day, July 23 Hiffh Tides.—9.32 a.m., 8.41 p.m. wf f Cricket —Services vs. Etceteras. YJI.C.A. lecture by the Bishop 8.30 p.m. To-morrow, July 24 Hiris Tide?.— 10.23 a m„ 9.31 p.m. v and 0. outward mail due. aCjC. Cricket —Services vs. Etceteras. puisne R:«ees. Japanese Training Squadron Arrives.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    53 5 July 23 —prill Hail. S.V.C. Band, Band To-morrow. July 24 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, Malay Coy.. Spoon Shoot. arrer Range, S.R.A. (v), E :ropean Units—Casuals." Sunday, July 25 m.—Drill Hall, All Officers and Reconnaissance for G.O.C.'s Inspection, Scheme. Bukit Timah Range, Eurcpear, Un'ta Ca-j;;i>. Musketry Classification. B.m— Farrer Range,
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    BOY SCOUTS
    42 5 cvini&y July 24 Wirele*« 4 SO t> n July 27.—Ambulance and S malls Classes Headqaar ers 5 p.m Thu-sday, Ju y 29.—Band Practice Heado'x. riers 5 pjn. iy j 80.—AH Scouts going to camp parade at Headquarters at op m.
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS
    55 5 A"t>n taken at meet ng of commi tee be 4 on Juiy 21, 26 Approve pmpM <i amendments to the i.ra- Aj-cfT.r/ with he Traction Co. for electric erergy. A:.prov:d list of stopping places for 'fro; c: Btuea be ween bafti T :man R?aa «t MaeXasa'c Uoad. and
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1276 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PKOJJUCI» Bujw* July 23 Small Pearl Tapioca Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $400 *Jo R «7 Rice, Siam 2 $374 air Sa S° F1 r Rice, Siam 3 $360 S Sago 1? lour Rice, Saigon 1 $327 2 Sago Fl° ur Ku.ii Sais-on 2 ;voi I<ow Sago
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    MAILS CLOSE
    250 5 TO-DAY, JULY 23 Selat Pwdjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Esmeralda) 2 pm. Muar ('Flying Dragon) 2 p.m. Banka Island, Java, South-West Sumatra. South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly ano Aus ra ia =ia (Piancus) 2 p.m. Chenbon, Samarang. Boeleleng and Sourabaya (*Bo.h) 2 p.m. Mersing and
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    111 5 GAIETY CINEMA The special a tractions at Gaiety Cinema ;o-n.ght are:—ln the first show at 730 sharp. "The Wal F.ower.' starling Col.en Moore, followed Ly Chapter* 7 and 8 of "ihe Fast Exj ress' serial, featuring Wi liam Duncan and Edith Johnson. In the second show a: 915
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    RUBBER MARKET
    116 5 Singapore, July zi. Catalogued 981,398 lbs. ***** tons. Offered 757,773 lbs. 338 29 tons. Soid 062,570 lbs. 295.79 tons. Spot London Is B%d. New York 40% cts. PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents per lb. Standard Quality No Salea Good Average Quality 68 to 69% Off Quality 62
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    121 5 The sealing of the Shanghai General Union'» h>l»tj>o.lUtrterz h«< prov«d bitten pill lor the Union'z oNei» 6 to «wallow, and they havc been very strenuou» essort» «luring he l»s woelc or two have the remov d ltav ohtained the esso r ol the «'u> denlH »nd tin v»iiou>, r»d:«l rodio»
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    I Births, Marriages and Deaths
    78 5 ANNOUNCEMENT. Wong Kirn Yong, Wong Kww Yong, Wong Fnp Yon 2 (Vee KmnK Wong Khin Yong and Y n Yong (son* of the Mr Wong Yoon Fee (Vh Thi<mt be? to »n--m ince that the remains of th*»ir 1 te f-vther Mr. Wong Yoon Fee
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    84 5 Te"» M >h. t?eo*>lJ Kern*, le* l>o*»g, Tim Bah Ch k ani fimilv think a'l rc'afiv > ?>nd frirndp, who rjten-'ed the f iner-tl of the lhte v r "fo Beng L-e on Mond>»v the 19th in*t-L:t and gave hs* s'^rtCt loan of motor c'ts, a 1 rrv etc
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    DEATHS
    115 5 Q TC/v —U 19 -*e*h *tnmk Inly 19 at 715 o m Mtlua oi>w X >o>{ 10, belivel ra>h*r of M- Chua Cnwee. \ged 77 Fun »nl on *indav the 25th July, 1926 to Toa Payob BurUl Oro md. MADAM ova THT\M NR1 —Teed 66 v a** aww r>e<e
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      372 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ra T*tf "MTTFR <>F nil CO PAXIO RPIXANCE, 1923 A! d I\ ti i *AT E CF IHE KWO COMPANY, LIMITED (In Volant»»; I i- uidi i- n) NOTICE IS HEREBY G I VEN that a Ge> c>ai Ihrti'i ol the Meaabi r- ol Ilm >-boy.» m-nudfom- v
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      20 5 FOR Conanh: M. EZEKIEL ft SONS., Manoiaetarlnf Ophthalmic Opticians 4, Raffle* China here, Rafflea Place. \te*etri«t: A.M. laaklaL 0.0.. Fi\O.C
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      30 5 DENTISTRY Let act Method of Treatments without Pam. Teeth Replaced NatuYal-Lik* VERT MODERATE CHARGES 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentin 75, Hfl! Strrwrt, «*l floor of St. Mary* D'*p#n**rj Thon* 12«
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      221 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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      74 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPOKj (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kinder* Kerhau Station for the 24 hour» ending midnight July 22, 1926. dear Maximum shade temperature 90 F. Minimum shade temperature 77.5 F. Mean shade temperature 82 6 F. Max.mum sun radia ion 151 F. M nimum grass radiation 73 F.
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    FRANCE. BRITAIN,—AND AMERICA
    890 6 The pageant, of events in France during th? last twelve mon hs, has been so tragically brought to its inevitable conclusion that even the callous, d sintorested lookeron has risen wi h a s ait of astonishment, and waited almost eagerly for the cabled news. There has
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    1391 6 A more comprehensive enactment dealing with lepers is to be introduced at the next meeting of the Federal Counc.l. The F M S. Government finds it necessary to pass an enactment ti make th;? new subs id. a ry coins of the S.S. ie ai tender A voluminous Bill of
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    702 6 T.RH. the Crown Prince and pr of Spain are leaving San Francisco 3 by t.he T.K.K. iJi. shinyo MarV A party will stay at Hawaii about a fortciJji The Japanese Emperor, who was ah' leave his bed for imt first tme in months three weeks ago, is
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    HON. MR. Q. B. KEE
    219 6 In honour of his noniina ion Excellency the Governor as thi I""- 1 Chinese member of the U' the Hcyi. Mr. Quah Bent ft entei-tained at dinner a: the restaurant, Campbell Street, P« Tuesday night, by 'he mmwken Penrng Chinese Advisory Board JJ members of
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    883 7 Angry Mab Cries lor Violence M. POINCARE'S PROBABLE CABINET No More U.S.A. Loans Without Stability Reuter's Service. Pari?, July 23. Th re (a tttUe doubt that Poincare's ftbhicl wil be constituted as follows: Poincare, Premier and Minister of Finance Bartboo, Minister of Justice; Brian,'. Foreign Minister; Sarraal Minister
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    QUEEN OF HOLLAND
    90 7 Afflicted by Chill During Holiday Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, July 22. The Geneva correspondent of "De TeL:--graaf" that reports on the nealth of the Queen of the Netherlands, who has been ill with bronchitis at St. B.ater.berg Switzerland, where she has been holidaying, are satisfactory, but professor Otto
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    KING'S GARDEN PARTY
    102 7 Thousands Attend Palace Function British Official Press Service. London, July 23. Great crowds watched the arrival, in brilliant sunsh ne of the 15,000 guos:s who had been summon.d to attend the Buckingham Palace garden party this afternoon. Traffic in the neighbouring streets was much conges ed, but
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    THE ELECTRICITY BILL
    69 7 British Official Press Service. London, July 23. Consideration by 9 to 2 standing committee of the House of Commons of the Eiectricty bill which provides for the C9 aiblishment of a Central Electricity Board, charged with the duty of supplying electricity to authorised undertakings, was completed to-day
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    S. AFRICA AND INDIES
    71 7 Jonhnnesburg, July 22. It is sta ed that Gen. and the Finance Minister, Mr. Havcnga, take a very favourable view of the proposals for business resa ions berween South Africa and the Dutch East Indies and there is every likelihood hat the Union Government wi 1
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    79 7 The America-Japan Society of Tokyo has raised "Gss 000 to npair the old temple at Sttlmoda whe em Townsend Harris, American envoy and the firs: foreign ambassador in Japan, lived for some months before he was allowed to move to Tokyo to open his legat on. The late Ambassador Bancrof
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    PORT OF LONDON
    149 7 EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT TO DOCKS Important Scheme to Cost Five Millions British Official Press Service. London, July 23. Work is about to begin on a scheme of dock improvements wh:ch when complete in about hree or four year» will make the Port of London the greatest port in
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    THE GENERAL STRIKE
    142 7 Cost Represents Seven Days' Work British Official Press Service. London, July 23. The Board of Trade journal, in its analysis of lm.-ort and Expor. trade discussed effect of General Stalke and the coal stoppage on the trade .returns for the second quarter of the year. I s
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    MISS BONDFIELD WINS
    142 7 Labour Retains Seat at Wallsend British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. London, July 23. Miss Margaret Bcndfield who W3S Parliamentary Secretary o the Ministry of Labour in Mr. Ramsay MaoDonalds* admin'stra: ion, won th3 WaKsend by-election by a large majority to-day. S"'e roll'-d ***** votes; Howard the
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    THE CANADIAN AFFAIR
    63 7 British Official Press Service. London, July 23. Mr. Amery the Colonial Secretary, 9 ated in reply to ques ion in Parliament, that he was not consulted by, nor did he advise the Governor-General in any way, on .he recent crisis in Canada. The intervention of the British
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    TROPICAL NEW YORK
    35 7 Reuter's Service. New York. July 23. The city is struggling to survive the unprecedented heat wave the temperature being above 96 degrees. Numerous cases of heatstroke and deaths from drowning have occurred.
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    82 7 German newspapers are publishing M authoritative accounts of the fo' mat on in Russia of a Soviet Foreijn Legion. It is sad that six bat.alions includ ng one of German soldiers, have a'ready been organized and equipped. According to tentative say the reports, the Legion will exceed 203*000 men when
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    THOSE WAR DEBTS
    224 7 British Treasury Replies CHURCHILL'S STATEMENT REAFFIRMED No Case for Discrimination Against Britain Reuter's Service. London, July 22. The British Treasury has issued a statement rep y ng to the United S a.es Treasury statement alleging that British borrowings from the United Stales in war ime were largely
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    COBHAM AT ALLAHABAD
    55 7 Reuter's Service. Allahabad, July 22. Alan Cobham has arrived herefrom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 23. The "Pinang Gazette's," Allahabad correspondent w res tha Mr. Alan Cobham has arrived 'here safely from Jumna after a pkasant flight. He was gi\ n a rousing welcome 1 there being
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    REFORM OF THE LORDS
    42 7 [British Official Press Service.] London, July 23. Tho Prime Minister stated in the House of Commons to-day tha the Government proposals for n.form of ihe House of lords would be made within the life of the present Parliament.
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    80 7 [British Official Press Service.] London, July 22. Exchange rates: i'aris 214 5. New York 4.*****."). Brussels 212 5. Geneva 23.12. Amsterdam 12 0925. Mi an 146 25. Berlin 20 43. Stockholm 18 16. Copenhagen 18.35. Oslo 22.15. Vienna 34.425. Prague 164.125. Helsingfors 193.25. Madrid 30 97. Lisbon 2
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    MR. STONOR'S RETIREMENT
    113 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 23. Porak is cisaprointed at the naws of the immimnt and unexpected retirement of Mr. F. G. Stonor who assumed the Residency n Decembe". He wnt on s ?k cave to Ceylon w th appendicitis and is now advised to retire.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    47 7 From Holland and Germany by s.s. Johan de Witt, due Singapore 4 p.m. to-day. Mails from Europe, (London mai s despatched July 1,) ex B. I. Teesta wi 1 arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 930 a-m.
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    46 7 A large consignment of arms and ammunition is said to have been landed recently in Canton from a Russian vessel. The consignment is said to have consisted of nearly 1.000 machine guns and 20 field pieces. Nine r.eroplanes and 19 aviators arrived at the same time
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    Sporting News
    228 8 LAWN TENNIS L.L.T.C. Tournament A well attended "At Home"' saw the close of the Urges' Lawn Tennis Club tournament yesterday a.fc moon, when the finai of the mixed doubles were pkyed. Amongst those present were Sir Wi-'iam and Lady Murison. and Mr. Justice McCabe Reay, President of the
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    Tanelin Club Tournament
    286 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS A. Class Mixed Doub es Maxtor :*nl Mrs. Walker scr. beat Mr and Mrs M l i.?an owe 1 6—3, 6—4 Mr cm Mrs. Potts owe 4, beat Mr. and Mr M:ll*r owe 3, 6—l 6—4. M- and Mrs. Ba l °man pus 1, beat
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    S.R.C. TournamPTit
    127 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Doub s Handicap C. A. No-ri3 and F E~hramu3. owe 80.3. rea c E. W de Cm and G. B. Le cee.te- 0 30 5. 6—4. 2—6, 6—4. E G. Wh-at ey and E E 1c S uza bent V L Mi: so and A W.
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    FOOTBALL
    84 8 Second League Results Owing to the encrachment by the spectators, the referee was obliged o stop the second divsion league match between the Municipali y and the Headquarters Staff yes erday, twenty minutes before time, The Municiprdi.y secured their only goal ear y in the game and maintained the
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    FOOTBALL
    80 8 S.F.A. Loague First and S3coi*d Divi .'.on Fixtures The following are *be fi-?t divison fixtures for the Sin?rpore Footbal Association League for the month of July:— FIRST DIVISION Monday, July 26—S.C.C. vs. S.R.C. SECOND DIVISION The following are the second div'sicn ler.gue fix urcs for the mon h of
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    CRICKET
    60 8 Australians in Scotland Reuter's Service. London. July 22. The weather at Edinburgh was cold and showery and ho last part of the match was played in driving nain. The AustraTans made 563 (Woodfull 94, Gregory 87, Ryd'ir 105. Oldfield 62 not out St v Wright 3 for 122). Scotland
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    M.C.U. vs. S.C.C.
    63 8 The following will represent the Medical Co.! ege Union against the S.C.C. on Saturday, the 24 h instant, at 2 p.m. on the S.R C. grounds:— T. Balasingham Capt.) A. W. Mareira, C. A. De Vrees, R. T. Morrow, Khoo Peng Seng. J. T. Amarasingham, S. V.
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    V.M.C.A. vs. R.A.M.C.
    55 8 The following will represent 'he V.M.C.A. vs R.A.M.C. at Cricket to-morrow on the V.M.C.A ground, commencing at 2.15 p.m —H G Stack (Cap P. B. Da war, B. Mist:i, D. Jackson. A. N. Katyal, S West, J. son. G. V. Neubronner, H. Gibson, E. G Wheatley and
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    BOXING
    160 8 British Welter Championship Reuter's Service. London, July 22. In preparation for to-nli>ht s Hoi and Park Ha 1 bout of twenty rounds f<~r th« Bri isn Welterweight Championship Jack Hood, the Holder and Harry Mason the Challenger weighed in ths af eimoon and both are WOU under the weight*.
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    BADMINTON
    192 8 Malayalee Association Th Badminton Doublet Tournament of the Malayalee Assoc a ion, S ngapore, beon Sa urday ast when C x\ Gome -7 und A. B Lopez met M. I. Percira and K. P. Panik.r, the former won by 2 to 1. Th s Sa urday A I x
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    SMALLEST GRAMAPHONE
    141 8 Can be Carried in Coat Pocket Ladies' Handbag The M ki phene the very latest thing in gramaphone. is no smai: 4 hat i; an be carred in a man's coa. pocket or lady's handbag. ahe Mki phone is described as the smallest gramaphone in the wor.d, its
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL FUND
    253 8 The Entertainment Committee thank the fol owing donors who have kindly booked seats lor the plays o be given ty the members of he Chui Lok Amateur Dramc Ass-ich icn of Kua a Lumpur, on July 31, and August 1, in aid of the Nan Hua Girls'
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    1620 8 The Banda Street Murder JURY DISAGREE AS TO VERDICT A Retrial Ordered by His Lordship After arguing the matter for about fifty minutes, yesterday afternoon, the special jury m n in .he Banda S reet murder case wee unab c to agrei- ani brought in a verdict of
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    314 8 Before Mr. R. E Lindseil, at the Central Mags.racy, honjk'.ng A. H. Ha team kving at No. 19. Taiwon? Street v. an ha ar.j Hajee Mahomed Ismail, of No 13. Sharp S ret, were summoned for indeeeu assaul the respective comp.ainants oem two Chinse .ades. The incident com n a
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    923 8 (From Our Special Corres-pondent.) Hongkong, July 16. Bv a re-organization of the personal of the Kuomin ang .eaiership n Canton, all of any influence have been eliminated from the Canton -regime, and now r"on Can Chiang Kai-shek L2,°?ha nead of both -ho cwil and mi.itary aciministra ions in
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    156 8 MALAY INTER-CLUB SPORTS To The Editor of the Maaya Tribua* Sir,—The Malay Inter-club Spor a whit* were held on the 18th Ju.y, 10r 1st time, in tu.n d out to oe tn e grandest thing amongst the Mohamedanx and also a grea. success to the five
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    108 8 To The Editor of the Malaya Trioun». Sir,—The "Free Lance" has fre«; y wavered his furious lance in your coLmns of yest.raay's issue under pseudonym m c>;«position to the aKega Ions s atej br Mr. R. B. Krishnan and h. says he proposed one wil. be a
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    233 8 Special Hotel Arrangements Made The following special arranzemen s have been made by th? hotels in S.ngapore for Pageant week. Saturday, August 28 On Saturday, Augus; 18, which is th© opening night of ho Pageant special la ernt su-ner dances a c .en? h .d by the
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    190 8 1. Motor cars on the main tho-cu?hfare« mentioned, in co'umn 1 aie in the had: of blowing their horns at the junctions nuntioned in co umn 2. In practicably ewtf case there is no necessity for this horn Mowfng Owners and Owner-crive: s are requested to refrain irom
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    233 8 The rate of issue of Money Creler for India md Ceylon to-day is Rs. I» «gj to $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Cey.cn is Rs. 10 equal to $100. Ths following de'ightfu! aot-ea «PjKJ in a shcp window in Aye no a Shanghai, says
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    1342 9 Singapore, July 20. t n is up £4 for the three months' posioV r the week and a fair amount of I i ;0n ness has been put through in shares, I n h lew a terations can be noted in I '"on? Ruboer has fluctuated within I
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    286 9 Singapore, July 22. The fo-ward market is idle with practically no h'ng moving and prices remain unchanged. AH eyes are fixed en London and the decision on? way or the other which is to be decided by August the Ist. will be welcomea on ad sides. Our latest
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