Malaya Tribune, 8 July 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune 1. XIV.- No. 158 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927.
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      33 1 PROMPTLY f IT E R II E S j| gl D We bmj all kjnda of old Wotcheo, Clock* and Jeweflory ia Bxebonfo for Now. Jack Brisk Sons. No, 28. Cholia Street, SINGAPORE.
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    HOUSEKEEPING ON AN ESTATE
    1154 2 UNENDING WAR WITH INSECTS Not an Easy Task in Malaya If there are any at Hom e wha think wom?n have teo easy a time in Malaya they may read an art.cle en "Housekeeping in Malaya" written by 'A.8.H." who, 1 may be judged, lives on
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    ACTING AS A CAREER
    934 2 The Drifters and the Craftsmen of the Stage Novels, serial stories and the movies t 'M h very clearly that for the attractive girl the stage is a vestibule to a vivid life where something is bound to turn up, says Miss I ena A. k
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      514 2 joo too much air, \too much exercise/ Then come dizziness, weariness, throbbing temples, and headache. There's an end to pleasure, to fine plans, and to games. In such emergencies Aspirin Tablets SBoye*' is a real boon. It not only relieves headache in a few moments, but it regulates the circulation,
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      181 2 WHICH IS BETTER? DEADENING THE SENSE OR REMOVING THE PAIN The physical man is subject to namberless pains and aches which may arise from various causes. In many such cases it is not possible or practicable to trace th* cause and root it out. The best thin* to do is
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      447 2 I Are You Worthy of Your Salary? cj I Can You Honestly Expect Promotion? [g Ii you can answer these questions Why not take yourself b] satisfactorily to yourself-then all right, once. Give yourself 7ih 31 Very few people can, and the fault once more that self-mnf; jjj hes in
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    PENANG'S CRYING NEEDS
    568 3 Contemporary's Appeal to Sir Hugh Clifford JS Xhe Govern or, whose mdv m n v l> a has new ceased irom the *2 u > )on he first made its acquaina;3 la 'l of -vonteen, forty-four years auo; whojt heart has grown fonder with absence; who is
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    LADY EXPLORER
    226 3 To I ndcrtake a Tour Across Africa Lady drivers have figured v»ary prominently recently in connexion with lengthy foreign tours, and now a 5,000-mile tour across Africa is to be undertaken by Mrs. Diana Strickland, the well-known authoress and explorer. She lcit England recently by boat for the
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    SNAKE SPITS POISON
    229 3 Keeper Obliged to Wear Motor Goggles A further collection of African reptiles, sent home by Mr. Hugh Cott from Beira, arrived at the Zoological Gardens, London, recently. Mr. Cott has been for several months in the Zambesi valley, a district which has hitherto been very little explored
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      179 3 mm 1 Time is j f lV^»^^^ r<^^^^ ll tHemaking of our BREWED V C<7 GINGER BEER. His maturing a t L influence gives it that mellowness i \VI 1 wVv p a ces "t a P art distinguishing 1 ll it from every other brand. "F and I I
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    GENEVA LANGUAGE PROBLEM
    869 4 First Step Towards Solution DESCRIPTION OF NEW PROCESS The International Labou,- Office at Geneva has taken the first p t ter solving the language problem national conferences. diplomatic circles. a nd in the field in the world of com m cea i£ "Shoot the League of a
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      244 4 CURED HIS Rheumatism AFTER MONTHS OF PAIN with Rheumatism just because MMT men and womenj-J- kidneyß are th cause o he trouble. When the kidneys are weak they let jPh the uric acid pass into th. blood, and th.s cause. Irl 1 th. pains of Rheumatism. \k* "For 10 solid
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      199 4 I the STEINWAY PIANO, j I Is the Instrument oi the Immortals and j I is used by all Eminent Musicians To day, j a I I Come in, we will be Pleased to Demonstrate I this Superb Instrument. I 1 S. Moutrie Co., Ltd., I Raffles Place, I SINGAPORE.
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    MUSLIM AFFAIRS
    1119 5 Afghan King s Letter to Ibu Saud (From Our Muslin. Correspondent.) Thr King of Afghanistan has sent a l!y letter to Saltan Ibu Sand of the Hedjaz. The letter gives the views of the Afghan King on the activities of the Nejdis in the Hedjaz. and might be
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      352 5 WHY SEE YOUR BABY SUFFERS Every mother can add to her own happiness and to her children's safety by keeping Baby's Own Tablets handy in the house for these Tablets are of exceedingly greal value in every home where there are Itttk ones. Baby's Own Tablets What mother does not
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      497 5 v -f NATURAL MILK FOOD Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co„ (London) 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. I THE CARBIDE g i Brilliant Search Light. Sj (For I,unlers Planters and Miners). Cj pSts'" throws a penetrating white light, and S 18 not affected by wind or rain. Objects H can be distinguished
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      306 6 Amusements. lATI AT THE ALHAMBRA (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) TO-NIGHT I A UFA SCREEN MASTERPIECE A Film Version of the World-Famous Opera by Oscar Straus. ffi A BRILLIANT COMEDY, MINGLED WITH THE LILT O* g ALLURING WALTZ ACCO M PANI VIEN 1 g in which a successful attempt
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      414 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoo'en 9t eets TO-NIGHT'S Two Extra-ordinary Special Attractions. THURSD4Y. 14th JULY AT 7.20. Universal J<.w*l HSR BIG MIGHT STARRING LAURA LA PLANTE. One grand, gloiious night that turned a shopgirl loto a movie star (c o:he S diamond?, name Ind all) fora few ti.eting hours!
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      155 6 Surma Theatre "The Show with the Punch" North Bridge Road. 2 8f From Wednesday Jul) 6 to I■< i 12 NIGHTLY AT 9.00 P ORA CAREW As Doris Stanton, /merioin 6 oret Ate, and the g m st wom*n In tl IN GETTING HER MAN Phe fell in love with
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    133 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, July 8. EmtA Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) 1 E.E.E. Wharf; Rumphius 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Salawati IX; Deli 11; Mentor 9; Antilochu- i. Empire Deck (Entrance Gate 3) Islander 30. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Natal 16;
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    League Unions
    1342 7 CONGRESS AT BERLIN JUST CONCLUDED Plenty of Talk but Shortage of Action (From Our Own Correspondent.) Berlin, June 1927. The League of Nations has never met in Berlin, not even its Council. The nearest approach has been the Congress of the League of Nations Unions which has just
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    Supreme Court
    169 7 REMARKABLE FINISH TO LAND DISPUTE Two Defendants Committed for Perjury Delivering judgment at the Supreme Court yesterday in the suit concerning the ownership of certain land, Mr. Justice Deane passed sentences of three months and two months on two defendants in the case for perjury. Mr. Storr appeared
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    CIVILIAN REWARDED
    117 7 Chinese and Municipal Gunny Bags A case came up for hearing this morning in the Police Couit before Mr. C. P. Smith, the Third Magistrate, in which a Chinese was arrested by a civilian, Mr. Walter N?ubrcnner, for removing several gunny bags which were used by th3 Municipality
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    RUBBER MARKET
    321 7 Singapore, July 7. The market has been quiet throughout the past week and prices have fluctuated from da\ to day. The latest cable advices from London and New York record a fall in each market. The former is quoted at Is 4%d and th? latter 34 s cents
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1465 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PKOiiL'Cfc Singapore, July 8 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $345 Rice, Siam 2 $332 Rice, Siam 3 $324 Rice, Saigon 1 $300 Rice, Saigon 2 $272 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $280 Rice, Rangoon 2 $270 Kice, Par Boiled No. 1 per bag $9.00 g! ce
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    191 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nkhi Shimbunsha) Tokio. July 6. The military authorities have instructed the Bth Brigade to await further instruc tions before starting for Tsingtao, while the authorities have ordered the mixec Brigade at Tsingtao to proceed to Tsinan fu. !1* His Majesty the Emperor has approved
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    78 7 Work has commenced on a road which will link up Teluk Anson and Sitiawan. The need for such a road has been felt for years and the news that a start has been made will be good news especially to the planters in Sitiawan. Owing to the difficulty of transport
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    158 7 DEATHS KHO.—Kho Choon Sceng, beloved father of Mr. Kho Keng Cbuon tft Messrs. Barker and Keugehuan, died on Wednesday, the 6th July. 1927, at his residence No. 11, Van Kit Road at the age of 82. The deceased leave» behind a son, a daughter. A grand-sons,
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      308 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—t rmipctent Uink-kvcpar. Prtfervnee given to lh<v»e with knowledge of Chinese- Apply with copies of testimonials to Chiii Chen* Jin Co.. 0, Chambers. r*)j FOR S\LE -Oae Dalco Lighting Plant in good working order, i Apply MEYER BROTHERS, IK THB MATTER OF ORDIN \NCF No ISi (COMPANIES f
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      491 7 SINGAPORE DIARY 4k y, July 8 High Tides —4.26 a.m., 5.13 p.m. Cathedral Bazaar, Victoria Memorial Hall. Football: Div. I, S.C.C. vs. Malays, Stadium. Cricket: S.C.C. Nondescripts vs. P.S. &L. To-morrow, July 9 High Tides.—s.3B a.m., 6.5 p.m. Governor returns to Singapore, 5 p.m. St. Joseph's Sports, Stadium, 2.30 p.m.
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    THE UNFORTUNATE WITNESS
    997 8 Some weeks ago a European witness complained bitterly to the Magistrate before whom he gave his evidence, about the unnecessary loss of time which was occasioned because he was not notified of the proper hour at which he was required, and not given sufficient notice to appear.
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    1061 8 The lubber crop of The Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Limited, for the mon h of June w*3 «JiKT> lbs. Tctal for 2 months 20,760 lbs July has already produced 4.32 inches of rainfall at the Lake Gardens at Kuala Lumpur against 3.03 inches far the whole of the month of
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    872 8 The Rev. and Mr. P. L. peach arj children of Penang are spend n<r of July at Taiping Hills. Mr. H. C. Asp'nall ha> b n a 3cting agent of the Bangkok r. Hong Kong anc Shanghai Han: Dr. A. M. Jenkins, who recently, has re'.urnei to
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    51 8 The B. I. Rajula with Europe board w.;s expected to anchor at I at 6.45 a.m. to-day. fcnformatßn the time of delivery of the mails in S pore will be published in the noon ment. From France by s>. Amaz n< Singapore at 11 v.m. on Sunday, the
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    BORODIN RECEIVES DISMISSAL
    291 9 How He Took the Ultimatum MILITARISTS WILL KILL REVOLUTION -pan's Policy Defined at China Conference Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, July 7. If. Borodin received the news of his Is told by Doctor Kraiup Nielsen, pondent ol the "Pohtikcn." Copen- wa present at tha Hsuchowfu wfa n
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    Japanese Indecison
    64 9 DANGEROUS POLICY IN CHINA May Precipitate Clash With the Southerners Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Tokio, July 7. commenting on the sudden not the orders to despatch ments to Tsingtao, asserts that it dangerously indecisive policy enl Governanent The venacug nerally fear that the movetroops to Tsinan may precipitate
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    MILLIONAIRE DROWNED
    44 9 Reuter's Service. I Sudbury Ontario, July h ll..dirkin*. a millionaire and -h,. Hn.wnell Improvement ,.r t "hi, ago. was drowned with the erew of ii motor-boat ir- *hile sailing in Georgian Ifuton Pour others, including were BJtvpd by >wimming half the shop-.
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    FAREWELL TO AIRMEN
    41 9 Reuter's Service. Honolulu, Juiy lebtatfeB* „ver the farewell of •da.tland and Hegenberger. u .un.r.ir for San rranusco, had a tansSstttsOf*. An aeroplane piloted rUght UesllessSt William* while aeasl nose dived into the *ea V. D aula waa drowned.
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    MISS HOUGHTON'S WEDDING
    186 9 Fashionable Function in London POLICE HAVE TO PATROL ST, MARGARET'S Reuter's Service. London, July 7. The public Wsj SO interested in the Mlsa Mutilud Houghton, Daughter of the American Ambassador, to Mr. Chandler P. Anderson, only son Mr. and Mrs. <'. P. Anderson of Washington, at Si.
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    Armless Artist
    111 9 Reuter's Service. DEATH OF BERTRAM HILES Exhibitor at Academy Who Painted Without Hands Bristol, July The death of Bertram Hiles is announced, at the age of fifty-five. He was an armless artist who painted with his mouth and exhibited at the Royal Academy and all the leading exhibitions.
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    REVOLUTION NIPPED?
    66 9 Rifles and Ammunition Found on a Steamer Reuter's Service. Nt-\v York, July U G v ,m:«.ient here believe that hnve PlFped in the buri a South Amencan n-du'ir.u by .lisvoveroig ISO nth* and hUndTtU thousand rounds of amnmniti..n a rfesmtf He4 up on the Eftet l: The riHc.
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    A MUSSOLINI PLOT
    67 9 Sentence on Man who Plotted Assassination Reuter's Service. Uowe. 4 spools! fribunal b2s sentenoo I to .oars' imprisonment Lttore /«nuttmi. fmmor oiroctor of tbe Lanca civ.6ale v.bo .bar«reu "itb complicity in ?.amb«ni. attempt t.. Kill >lus«olini. No v... aoeu.eil of eivinss t,'i rbnusaml ,i,,. w abet tbe
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    BYRD AND ENGLAND
    51 9 Chances of a Visit to London Remote Reuter's Service. 7. 1-no of (?omman6«r 8yr6 an6 bis ....".anions fur visits are fsmt 'lb"' Prop..«e to «ail for bome on be »rurs<lav nlt<r lb? I..i.en a in tbe r ""6 "ail Mm-noon at tbe >1inHtry ol nn ut Nutel
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    CEYLON EUROPEANS AND REFORM
    82 9 Demand for More Rep re^entation NATIONALISTS OPPOSED TO POLICY (From Our Own Correspondent.) Colombo, July 8. Great significance is given the attitude of Ceylon Europeans regarding the forthcoming reforms, as the European Association decided to demand a continuance of Communal representation with more European members and
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    Minister's Quandary
    120 9 APPLICATION FOR LEAVE UNANSWERED Chinese Representative Hands in His Resignation Reuter's Service. Geneva, July 7. The Chinese Minister at R'mie who is the Chinese representative on the League Counci is in a quandary. H3 applied for leave of absence from the Peking Government bu. has received no reply
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    EXPORT OF ARMS
    35 9 German Bill on War Material Passed by Reich Reuter's Service. l'..rl>: .I"!V Nc!.b>!a?. »y —i4. It.,!, l >'- ,n >>. >.->.-: us ..l M! <-Ia.m-<l .,,,,n Cer,n.n> >' all t...r <: x, us,- .,.,iti"i,..<l o.,uo.iti..n of il.
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    CLERGYMEN'S WAGES
    35 9 Stipends Raised to £300 Level by Commissioners Reuter's Service. |>»mlon. .lulv -lno r>ele«ia? i. al ,.rop.,5<, ini-r.a. n.' :>.c living !o ann'i:.l,v nn.l tn.< '..<0<i H.'i'"». in ""1" lo tri». n "living valil'."
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    VOLCANO ERUPTS
    37 9 Marvellous Pyrotechnic Display in Hawaii Reuter's Service. 1!,l.> i. Kilauea. tin.» lare"l vc.l.um. in Ilio >v,.rl6 erupting ,nrlv l.cbiy fl».' N..w of lava >vu5 ao,<„„ponie6 »»> ,xpln»inn« < f «re in a marvelous ,,yr,.l,-enni<.- ckisplu) bofore 6svn.
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    ACTRESS'S BRAVERY
    44 9 Reuter's Service. SanU Monica, Cal. July u While posing for a cinema film <m the beach at Santa Monica Miss Gertrude Ederlc. the channel swimmer, heard ones f.. r help far from the shore, plunged in and rescued a drowning girl swimmer.
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    EGYPTIAN COTTON
    28 9 Cairo, July 1The condition or the cotton crop to the percen ag of normal is as fol oar*: Lower Egypt 102, Mid-Egypt *©>. Upper Egypt Reuter's Service.
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS CONFERENCE
    231 9 Delegates Unable To Agree SECRET MEETINGS OVER CUPS OF TEA British Ambassador Talks with Mr. Kellogg in America Reuter's Service. Washington, July 7. There is surprise at the conference at the State Department between Mr. Kellogg and Sir Esme Howard, which has aroused speculations» as to whether
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    FAILURE TO AGREE
    241 9 Geneva, July 7. The failure to surmount the diftkultie> of the Naval Conference has engendereC the feeling that negotiations may result lr a -m-Her able increase in naval construc tit-n in the United States and Japan instead of a leduction. The greatest secrecy is observed regard ing
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    PRESS COMMENT
    260 9 Paris, July Interviewed by "Le .louvnal, M. Leagues, Minister for Marine, said that the Powers represented at the naval parley at Geneva could not yet leach an agreement because they are eacii conscious of great responsibility anent the primordial necessity of safeguarding their own national security. The determination
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    TROOPS FOR TSINGTAO
    78 10 riwils Agree on International Quotas Reuter's Far Eastern Service. I Shanghai. July <• V t .,j. thvrti 18 no confirmation here th.- Jaipai rppi.rt that five hundred Am- iuan marines have landed at T.-ing telegram atatia that according en r'...elwd t'rom the Japanese Foreign Oituc ;i ronfeiVhW
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    MANDATES COMMISSION
    81 10 Question of Giving a Seat to Germany Reuter's Service. i-i neva July 7. Th. League Mandate* Gutajnlfeftftfl conBtdeieil Ute (WteSttiOJl OJ 'he appointment of u imniher and the majority agreed th,i r th'-" Wag n» technical »bjt-e-tiou 1»»«. -->: T •intnu'P» of n nw member. Th*' ilici «I;.
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    PIONEER IN ELECTRICITY
    48 10 Reuter's Service. Death of a German-American Magnate Berlin, July T. The death is announced of Mr. Sigmund Bergmann, a pioneer in the American and German electrical industry, founder of the Bergmann Electricity Company and at one time a partner of Thomas Edison in New York.
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    ITALO-FRENCH FRONTIER
    32 10 Roman Government Orders Inquiry at Once Trans-Ocean Service. Rome, July 7. On receipt of France's complaints regarding the Mont Cenis frontier incidents, The Italian Government has ordered an immediate inquiry.
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    NEW WAR AEROPLANE
    44 10 Reuter's Service. RNcw York. July 7 a staied that the War Department is ru« uiu .1 military aeronf fl.iu k p. and Fokker design to (j.< machine irons and lh:e.' thousand U of ttfejB explosives li bomb land "r ore c >
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    NEW ALTITUDE RECORD
    47 10 Reuter's Service. i Washing»"»». .July 7. Lioutenuni I hj/itfion. of the N-< a ,,,i i H i.u National Aeromautic Va.,..,. ii wiili a new worlds altitude Wawerd fin wiplane», namely 31,095 I siiti rhe '-even- 7'j toe! ie,-. r.i L Mav.il L-.-utonan 1»? Mougeot.
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    RAILWAY COLLISION
    17 10 Reuter's Service. Ml ElutBLvs Air-s. July 7 l-,vo t lied and f-rty injured by a
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    Sporting News
    1945 10 FOOTBALL Singapore Beat Batavia MALAY FORWARD'S BRILLIANCE (By "Custodian") Again the S.F.A. has been vindicated. Their choice came off as well as could be expected in some casts and beyond all expectations in others. Many nasty comments were going about at the beginning of this week when the
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    John Little Versus Borneo Company
    63 10 There will be a friendly game of soever between Little's football team and the Borneo Co.'s football team to-day at the S.C.F.A. ground. The former will be represented by Messrs. Yew Eng, Cheng Yam, Austin Black, Seng Chye, Kirn Cheng. A. G. F. Foote, M.
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    S.B.A.S. vs. Mun Fun's XI
    101 10 A friendly match of football will take place on the S.C.F.A. ground on Sunday, the 10th instant, at 5 p.m., between a Siong 800 Athletic Society Mixed XI and Mun Fun's XL Mr. Sim Kwang Tow will referee the match. The teams are as follows:—
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    62 10 Old Rafflesians vs. S.C.R.C. The following will represent the Old Rafflesians vs. S. C R. C. at Cricket on Sunday on the latter's -round, communing at 2 p.m. sharp:- H O Stark (Capt.), A. van Cuylenburg. T. E. K. Retnam, E. G. \Vheadey, C. Richards, K. F. Oehlers, T.
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    S.R.C. Eleven to Meet S.C.R.C.
    55 10 The foi owing will represent the S.R C. against the S.C.R.C. on the latter's ground at 2 pm. to-mor.ow: A. E Che Ivan, D. de Cotta, C. Eber, VV A. Kevt, R a Oehlers G. Oehlers, R Pearse (Captain), C. A. Peterson, C. Richards, L.
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    Nondescripts vs. Public Services and Law
    104 10 The following will represent the Nondeserfptl versus Public Services and Law in the S.C.C. cricket tournament this afternoon and to-morrow:—C. G. Barnes, V Bradbury. J. K. Carr, W. H. S. Clark, R. H. Laverton. R. B. Lewis, G. S. Loveu, (Captain). C. F. Lushington,
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    GOLF
    259 10 Ex-Services Competition Instructions The instructions for the ex-service flag competition, at Bukit Timah on Sunday are as follows: Pay $1.00 for card and flag.—See that Card number corresponds with flag number.—Play 42 strokes plus half full handicap. Ignore fractions.— Mark and return card signed by partner. If ball is
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    TENNIS
    65 10 Rearrangement in R.S.Y.C. Tournament As no play was possible yesterday, this has necessitated a certain re-arrangement of matches. TO-DAY'S TIES Daly vs. Holiday. Merry vs. Allen. SUNDAY*! TIES Falls vs. Cox. R. W. Brown vs. Hopkins. MONDAY'S TIES Haybittel vs. Stone. Miss Hilton and Jones vs. Mr. and Mrs.
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    ROWING
    115 10 Royal Singapore Yacht Club Races The following races will be rowed on Saturday, August 13: L International Fours, Course One Mile. 2. Scratch PUrs, Course Half Mile. 3. Junior Sculls, Course Half Mile. Entries should be sent as soon as possible to: Captain H. A. A. Howell, Captain of
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    DAMAGED PROPELLER
    105 10 Lancaster Castle Still in the Roads The Lancashire Steam Navigation Company's liner, Lancaster Castle, which was towed into port from Po/t Swettenham, having sustained serious damage to her prone'.ler there, is still lying in the roads. Diver* are being employed to ascertain the extent of the damage done
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    34 10 The vernacular papers report that the utensil used for melting gutta-percha, in a Chinese dentist's premi»ses in Hong Kong, exploded resulting in injuries to three person«s a 12-years-old a woman patient, and s9 cttcaJiirt
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    Cathedral Fete
    525 10 SPLENDID EFFORT FOR CHARITABLE CAUSES Special Attractions Planned For This Afternoon Tastefully decorate 1 with palms flowers and bunting, the ground floor <f the Victoria Memorial Hall presented a very inviting appearance yesterday afternoon when the St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete was opened by Mrs. Ferguson-Davie. The Yen. Archdeacon,
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    DOG SHOW
    222 10 Feature of the Malayan Exhibition A Dog Show, which is fixed for Sunday, July 31—one day only—is to be held at the Malayan Exhibition. The event is under the auspices of the Malayan AgriHorticultural Association and the Malayan Kennel Association. There are fifteen classes including Airedales, Bull Terriers,
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    CROP OUTPUTS
    60 10 Messrs. Paterson, Simons and Co., Ltd., announce the following outputs for June: Henrietta Rubber Estate. Ltd. 19,506 Ibu. Sungei Matang Rubber Estate, Li. 27,100 Its. Laras (Sumatra) Rubber Estates, Ltd, 56,089 lbs. Rampah Cocoanut Estates, Ltd. 250,000 nuts. Benar (Selangor) Rubber Estate, Ltd. 18,200 lbs. Kuala Pergau Rubber
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    34 10 The "Daily Mail's" Naval Correspondent, recalling that a capital ship costs i' 7,000,000, points out that its extension of life would enable England and America to save £42,000.000 without a change of relative strength.
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    318 10 Cases in Court To the Editor of the Malaya Tr Sir,—May I through the medium valuable columns enquire whether for our Honourable Court (District» a case up fcr hearing on a certain 10 a.m. sharp, failure to attend p r being punishable, yet, the case docome
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    EUROPEAN ACQUITTED
    193 10 Mysterious Shooting of a Buffalo The case in the Dnti ict Court, mentioned in our columns yesterday, in which a Eur pean, Mr. L. D. Buckeridge, was at-used of shooting a buffalo opposite his residence in Serangoon Road, was resumed y< -terday afternoon at 2.15 and after the
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    MORE GUN PLAY
    109 10 Chinese Shot in Banda Street At about ten o'clock last night a Cant* nese, who described himself as a painlei was shot by an unknown assailant in Band Street. It appears that the man had jus stepped out of his ricksha and was abou to enter a
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    CHINESE AND DAGGERS
    65 10 Raid by A.S.P. Results :n Arrests Cn the night of the fith in '-r Cakeshott, A.S.P. in charge of the tivc Division, raided a house in P.oad in company with other m the Police Foice, and arrest Chinese, who, it is alleged, had with the intention of
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    PENANG POLICE CASES
    80 10 (From Our Own Corresp' I Pen in j, Another bat h of traffic off* before the Magistrate yesterday, ;;> eighteen including Chine* i 1 opean. Mr. W. G. Swan The offence: included tbitei plying for hire, danger->tu i 1 wrl hut licences, etc fines of five and
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    81 10 The M S.V.R. untitled twice visited last week by tl I sident of Negri Sembilan, B. W. Elles. who saw th V wo.'k and afterwar.L hinchc Command int, LLut.-C 1. W. R D 5.0.. and the Voll it- l week's course. The Attend ;his year hay« been larger recent years,
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    INDIAN AFFAIRS
    1250 11 Hans for the Reception to Dr. Tagore (Fr.>m Our Indian Correspondent) All Ahmed Kh<:n Sura'.tse, Hon. rt tarv t(» tae Dr. 'lagore Keceptun unit.t has kindly paced in my hands ulars of the provi.-ional programme i up by this committee. It is under(i that the poet will not
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    SHARE REPORT
    602 11 Singapore, July 6. Robber s hares show a decline in values during th< week, reflecting; an easier comm dity quotation. There has been very little genuine enquiry, investment issues remaining practically stagnant and dealings in speculative counters can be mainly attributed to manipulatrs. ln the mining section, conditions
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    11 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for -oual to $100.
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      369 11 I Tropical Model I $12, $15, $2S, and $35 jjj Qi Illustrated Catalogue sent with pleas ire. fl I SE*.S(M Co., Ltd., 1,1 '™o B R^« Ro,d TO-NIGHT FRIDAY JULY 8 TO-NIGHT At The New World Shows Various Attractions including Chinese Wayang, "Tong Sye Ton" THE CITY OPERA will present
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      90 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for July LO, 1927. To-day, July 8 US p.m.-Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band 5.15 ra p.m.-Malay Drill Hall, Malay Coy., Hall, S. B. E. (v) Signals, Section Parade. To-morrow, July 9 2.15 p.m.-Farrer Range, "C" Company, Mnskptrv Classification. 2 p
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    686 12 BBC. STEP IN AND REVIVE CONCERTS Sir Henry Wood Again to be the Leader A leading article from "The Times" recently waa as f save d»The news Broadcasting to the extent that the »™is for Corporation be^ fie the direction of Sir Henry more must old orchestra
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    TABLOID MEALS
    319 12 Vitamin Multum in Parvo NowReady The birth of an era when the gourmet will be no more, or at least when he will be able to gourmandise without any outward and visible sign, would appear to be imminent, says a writer in a Home journal. Across the English
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    Market Prices
    516 13 Singapore, July 2. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 50 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati Mutton Indian lb. 80 Mutton Australian lb. Fowl, kati 80 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hens (Locally reared) kati Ducks each Pigeons, domestic,
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      396 14 NOTICES LINGUI TIN, LIMITED^ DIVIDEND No. 13 IS HEREBY GIVEN that a th? vT lnte Dividend of 5 per cent, for NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN tnat the Transfer Books of the Company 2~JJL j closed from n th to 15th July, 1927, Doth days inclusive, for the preparation ol
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      314 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—Teochew lad able to speak English and ride bicycle. Morning outdoor h°wk APPIy CSWONG c Le€ Wah SITUATION WANTED aJ I 2 WANT ED-Englishman, age 22, desires employment. Not expericed/ Anything, Anywhere. Apply P ßo X No. 504, cjo Malaya Tribune. y 9 n™?!, eXDeris nce d Straits-born
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      412 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES 83E2 85 Beach Street r25 Pol, 77 79 Jalan Suleiman. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central.' Seremban 63> Birch Road Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang Road. AGENCIES AT: London New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya,
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      481 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the i Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 j Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,545,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF
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      446 14 INSURANCE iof THE fiftl SOUTH \JP BWTISB INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manage Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. Ist Floor, Banque del Indo Chine Buildings, 1-A,
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      479 14 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL 36, Bras Basa), SINGAPORE. If you are in net ,r lights, fans, bells. motors and etc. Please write to ,h e a address or 'Phone p CHARGES MOI iK CAMPBELL ;s, LTfy ANNUAL CASH SALE OF High Class Goods FOR Men's Wear at Bargain Prices FROM Ist
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      506 15 STEAMER SAILINGS I 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. p SULAR AND ORIENT A STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) 1 WARDS fr.m LONDON HOMEWARDS. For China Japan For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due
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      557 15 STEAMER SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore, Soernbaia Bandjermasin. s.s. Hock Seng Sailing Ist 2nd Class Accommodation. For Freight, Passage and other particulars, Apply to the Agents:— STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. THE STRAITS—HEJAZ STEAMSHIP CO. FOR PORT SWETTENHAM. PENANG. NEGAPATAM. KARIKAL.
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      530 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMER1KA LINE HUGO STINNES LIN1EN AM. DEUTSCH-AUSTRAL1SCHE DAMPFSCHIFFSGESELLSCHAFT (Companies Incorporated in Germany) Passenger and Cargo Services. OUTWARD. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI. CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'pore f OLDEN BURG (H.A.L.) July 22 ADOLF VON BAEYER (H.S.L.) Aug 7 SAARLAND (H.A.L.) Aug 22 PENANG. POKE SWETTENHAM. MANILA JAPAN PORTS.
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      517 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination Ije Sail Fushimi Maru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam July 7 o Hakozaki Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam July 2.1 Hakusan Maru 10,000 Nanles, Marseilles, London, A'werr Rotterdam Aug 4 o Kitano Maru 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp
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      228 16 j 5 n ife I jjj 7-H.P. 4 Seater ex Garage Singapore. jjj Sole Importers g 1 ITALASIA LIMITED, I Jjj (ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT) S I 60-62-64-66, Orchard Road, Singapore, Thone 950 B I DISTRIBUTORS ALL OVER BRITISH MALAYA. jjj 1 CINEMA PROJECTORS, j I FOR HOME USE:— I I For
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      347 16 Look f or the Trade .Warfc Vaseline TRADE MARK PETROLEUM JELLY TO RELIEVE COUGHS Soothe the annoyance of a tickling cough by taking a spoonful of "Vaseline" Jelly internally. It's pleasant and easy to take. Won't upset you. Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Cons'd New York London Montreal and all paraaitic diaeaaea
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      237 16 1 AMATEUR. 1 IQitEMATOGRAPHy I Take Your Own Cinema I WE DEVELOP N)W T your I I Efßln ENTIRE SATISFACTION j I HSp i R eel 30 feet Film $I.lo 1 Developing Charge .65 I AMATEUR PHOTO STORE j jjj 109, North Bridge Road, I SINGAPORE. I I KWONG ON
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