Malaya Tribune, 4 August 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. No. 181 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune THI RSDAY. AUGUST 4, 1927.
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      236 1 I SHIPMENT OF I vR ip I CARBON PAPER j <IZE 8 x 10 A'ITH 3 WELLS R WKKiHTS. I 1 j me Pres«, Ltd., ...j, r Qaiy. Singapore. W i Messrs. ITALASIA LlMlTED—Engineering Department— 60 66, Orchard Road pore take pleasure in notifying Fiat owners and generally all interested
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      127 1 I I IF YOU WANT SERVICE J j USE THE jj MALAYA TRIBUNE I SOLE AGENTS: I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., I f2 (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) S I Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. I a Everybody agrees (fiat I I Roll-Films Film-Packs! I give the best results. J
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    2080 2 LENDU RUBBER COMPANY, LIMITED Mr. D. E. Sinclair on the Advantages of Restriction The eighteenth ordinary general meeting of Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on July 6 at 4, Lloyd's-avenue, Fenchurchstreet, Mr. D. E. Sinclair (Chairman of the company) presiding. The representative of the Secretaries (Messrs. Rowe White
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      393 2 I WHITEAWAYS j Great August j SAJJ j i From August Ist I I to September 3rd g O »Big Money Saving Values are to be Found Throughout all Departments. J 0 Q Make Sure of the Best Bargains by Shopping j !±L__ 1 Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., Ltd. Incorporated in
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      273 2 JUST FIVE MINUTES Mo RK A Talk to Sufferers From Insomnia After a restle-- (!Urm hours of which you vainly longing i when day is ureal por, which lull* come at last, i which recruits tal and physical of the nervous when the time to j are called, the shock.
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      499 3 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED —Experience Shorthand typist for Brokers office. Apply Box No. 520 r 8 Malaya Tribune. AUCTION SALE OF On* Five-seater Vauxhall Motor Car One Five-seater Buick Saloon Car One Beven-seater Willy's Knight Motor Car at our Saleroom No. 8 Change Alley, Singapore. On Saturday, August 6 at 10.30
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      280 3 ,m; A PORE DIARY August 4 a.m., 2.41 p.m. II. Final: A. and B. Secners, Stadium. ■it Victoria Theatre, 930 morrow, August 2 11 a.m.. S.1C p.m. Nondescripts vs. Services, vs. Press, Stadium, at Victoria Theatre, 'J.30 mrday, August 6 I a.m., :J.58 p.m. I'*, ail due. j vl.'t-ting. Raffles,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    122 3 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, August 4. Ea<t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) 1 and Plancius 22; Seat- Maru 2'». Main Wharf (Knt ranee Gate 3) City of Palermo 16; Klang liaku-ar Maru Ling Nam 7. Empire I)(m-I\ ntranre Gat» 1 •'?<>; Akita Maru 32;
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    KOP OUTPUTS
    33 3 and Co. report the crops undermentioned estates noath of June: ber Estate, Ltd 11,250 lbs. re) Rubber Estates, Ltd." Estates, Ltd. 24,941 lbs. Co., Ltd. 27,500 lbs. Co., Ltd 26.500 lbs.
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    62 3 untitled a policeman was summoned a Policeman was summoned ouse at Hualampong md that a woman had hung Policeman assisted by a few rope, and succeeded in bringto her senses. Later when to the Samyek Police •'id that something had been to commit suicide by hani»- until she found she
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    Coleman Street Fracas
    1209 3 FURTHER EVIDENCE OF JOURNALISTS t Flan Produced Showing Scene of the Affray The eight Sikhs who stand charged with the murder of a Pathan were produced in the Third Police Court befor? Mr. C. H. Dalters, yesterday afternoon, when further evidence of Mr. Granville Roberts, Editor of
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    SUPREME COURT
    405 3 Judgment in Interesting Snare Despute At the Supreme Court yesterday, Mr. •Justice Dome <'eliveied judgment in the >uit of Chua and Co. and Ernest Jackson Miller vs Bell and Co. This ins 3 will be lemembered by the fact that the defendants i-lleged they quoted the wrong price
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    THE ROSARY
    250 3 Wilbur Players Strike Nov Vein Playing in a slightly different vein, tho Wilbur Players presented the dramatic and quick-moving comedv-drama, "The Ros;»ry," last evening. Though not without its enjoyable and laughable bits of humour, 'his play gave more opportunity for the exhibition of the dramatic ability of the
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    ACROSS U.S. BY AIR
    129 3 First Passenger Service About to Start The first trans-continental passenger air service in the United States will be inaugurated between August 15 and September 1. The American Express Company has issued a statement saying that an airexpress line between San Francisco, New York and Boston would
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    49 3 Peter Brotherhood, Limited, Peterborough Borneo Company, Limited, a complete refrigerating plant which will shortly be ready for shipment to Bangkok. It consists of a double-acting ammonia compressor coupled through a clutch, to a 95 h.p. horizontal crude oil engine, and ammonia condenser, and a "Brotherhood' water cooler circulating pump.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1466 3 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore. August 4 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $340 Buyers Sellers Rice, Siam 2 $.530 Mixed Black Pepper 58.00 Rice, Siam 3 $324 Sundried Copra 10.70 Rice, Saigon 1 n $297 *Mixed Copra 10.25 10.25 Rice, Saigon 2 $275 Kayong Conra Rice, Saigon 3 Small Flake
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      301 4 I 3.48 SPORTS I I H.P. 1 I MODEL I I RIDE A RALEIGH Q A motor cycle that is COMPLETE ard raidy to ride away. Ĕ I All we a?k is that you COMPARE THi VALI'B for yourself, rj: v rv jj The 3.AH H.P., O.H.V. Model $355.00 I
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      98 4 By Special Appointment X 3 T« His Majesty I THE KING OF SIAM. g I I I Estd. 1872. p I I THE ONLY I Leading Store for I HIGH-CLASS I JEWELLERY I I that will I lattract ATTENTIONI I CREATE INTEREST and I INDUCE BUYING I I I I
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    DR. TAGORE'S POLITICS
    939 4 No denial has been issued by Dr. Tagore, to this paper, of the statement we reproduced on Tuesday from the j Shanghai Times of June 25. To our contemporary The Malay Mail we are indebted, as is the entire country, for the effort made yesterday to interview
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    1323 4 At the Y.M.C.A. Cinema on Friday night v u Mail featurin S Warner Baxter, will bi the main picture. The show commences Sjt 8.30 p.m. The Japan Chronicle of July 5 is a special summer holiday edition advertising the most attractive resorts of that beautiful country. The illustrations are very
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    307 4 The friends of M of !>0 Raci Cour« >;' '1 learn that their graduat d in Mcd 1 ifargij Mr. Wee Ginj of Messrs. Tian* I left for Singap.,, Saturday afterno. son. > 4 Master Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. R, Lumpur, has w History Prize (ope at
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    73 4 From Holland md G m Koningin der XederlancoT:. due tt Sisfi pare at 3 p.m. to-day. From Australia by Citj of Fi I due at Singapore St J p.m. to-day. From China and -Japan by Xi due at Singapore a.t 5 p-m. on Sunday, the 7th instanL From
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    TAGORE AND CHILDREN
    62 4 (From Our Own Carrespoadeat) Kuala Lumpur. August 4. The Victoria Institution as was packed with Kuah Lumpur children to hear Dr. Tagore. T; Mr. J. Lornie, British Re? S presided. The poet said that (hi!., and creeds attended hi- school »nd unity and happiness but th< ency
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    KINTA RIVER TIN CO.
    77 4 fFrom Our Own Corres; endent.) Penan sr. AurJ.-t 3 At the th'rd anruai s* ng oi U"JI River Tin Diedging < Biown, oresidim', stati had dutr 788,200 cubic being 8 431 h> picuU i selling price of $BH.3.'i The profits, sub i J 2 amounted to
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    CHETTIES CHARGED
    88 4 Several local Gbetti -th? District Court, befo *he District JudgJ M. R. Subramaniam < Street and K. V. R. M charged. Subraman am di h,neatly making a I a promissory note, i liana Sahib, th? com| charged with giviuff the hearing of the Cm concerning the prom being"
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    BIDOR RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED
    1150 5 Standard Assessment Raised The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Bidor Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held on July 6 in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers' Association, 2, 8 and 4, Idol Lane, Eastcheap, E.C.. Mr. Edward G. Dane (the Chairman) presiding. Mr.
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      644 5 j SING 13 R j I JUNI«>B lllliJaHM 1 ft JUNIOR. S The Singer Junior is not sma.ll toy on wheels. (s jfl It is a genuine Car with ample comfort for four passengers. qJ Gj It is the World's mast economical Car. H [jj 50—60 Miles per gallon. |g
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    CHINESE IN MALAYA
    657 6 CONSIDERED MORE SOLID THAN JAPANESE Weil-Known Australian Journalist's Opinion Mr. Randolph Bedford, a well-known Au. tralian journalist, politician and man 01 affairs, who visited Malaya and Java lately, has been writing his impressions of these countries for the Adelaide "Register." In the course of the last article
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    AUCTION SALE
    515 6 Singapore and Johore Properties The following Singapore and Jehore properties were sold by auction at the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon* Seng Co., No. 30 Chulia Street, on July, 27. Land situate at Jalan Skudai, Johore, area 24 acres, bought by Mr. Adam Saiboo for $2,000. Freehold land
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    150 6 The June number of the "Iron Duke," the magazine of the Duke of Wellington's Regt., ex; resaea the thanks of the Officers' Men at Tanglin to Major-General Sir Tluodore F.'aser. for a Seringapatam 1799 medal which was in a collection given to him by an Old lady 10 \vars ■go,
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      150 6 EXCLUSIVE State Express methods of manufacture are totally different from all others and are exclusive to _jTr}TE (MESS VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD. LONDON. feHUBBUCKS#!I 11 Paints Oils. Varnishes etc j* known throughout the Empire tor -M f= covering power and durability. Supplic» i ready for immediate shipment. -jl
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      205 6 If LA INSULAR &LA YEBANA CIGARS CIGARETTES are Obtainable at:— fr 3 Hock Seng Co., 258|9 Victoria Street Kirn Guan Thye. 223 Beach Road. Ĕ Oriental Provisions Store, 240 Victoria St. Chain Tong, 51 Beach Road }C Guan Hong Co., 20 Robinson Road. Hadji M. Ismail, 183 Beach Road Rj
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      533 6 J MOUTRIE. 1 I The very best Piano vlue ever offered here f I or Elsewhere. f I Before buying your Piano call on us. we will I be pleased to prove this. I Prices $600.00 up, on easy Payments. 5 a Call or Write for Illustrated Catalo I S.
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    PALESTINE'S INDUSTRIES
    1315 7 I ,l>l M.S RECOVERED in ,,.>11 PLANTING i hi re Advancing on i,.ilern Lines H Turkish rule in I to all intends I igrkultural. To-day, elopment of large. H tin- country is in H g cautiously, the land H and with the H fresh initiative and an H
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    THE SHY WOMEN OF INDIA.
    108 7 False Modesty. Nature has made woman subject to certain peculiar ills. In India modest] anc shyness have condemned her to suffer unnecessarily. Girls in their t»ens, young women, and mothers, are all liable to havt one or another of the various illne-sot which their periods
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      41 7 b 11 j i ii j nili 1 The Latest and Best of AH I j "rivalled Popularity. A most Delightful Beverage. Sold and Known Everywhere E S Sole Ageats: -W. ABEYEGOONASEKERA cfe vo 31 Raffles Place, Singapore. 1 BBoca»» ««™c3«CTWq?SdSHS2SHSHSaFaSI
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      288 7 IF THE DOCTOR O ronouao63 your Case to b> NEEtVE9" I tor Goedness Baka quit eioerimen ing wkh your Slokiag Bysteai. Ch ropraoiio and Dame Nature's Gre»t Rajouroai are your only Hopa! Chirjpraciic g>es siraighi to the Nerva loota—the Spine—an i never Fail to produce ought for* results whib Na.ure'i
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      276 7 'THE KIM MUI HOEV KUAN" Noitoa is h«. s b/giyja t'a»t all n*tiva3 of th* Kim Mai ii ta3 Prmaoa of Fukien, 3hin*, resileat ia *a/ ptr; >f The British Vf%lay* oc tb3 tfaatelllii flu, lalisi and the iesssndiats of alt sua prnm are eligible for eleation a? aba/a "Haiy
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      171 7 NATURAL l**-—' MILK FOOD Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co, (London) C 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. IWAI SON HOTEL 204-A, Pasir Panjang Roao, Singapore. FIRST CLASS CHINESE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Healthy locality by the Sea-side. Experienced cooks specially engaged from Canton to take charge of Chinese Dishes. Charges Moderate. CHAN WAI
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      253 8 Q: A Chinese and Foreign Picture Night. D I TWO SHOWS ONE PAYMENT. [j I FROM MONDAY AUGUST ITO FRIDAY AUGUST 5. I I AT THE D I Empire Cinema I I In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. jj STAR SPECIAL PRODUCTION p The Longest Chinese Picture Ever Screened
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      372 8 A. Mr* rv~s ents. E£2S2SHSESHSaSHSHS2S2SZSZS2SZSZS2SHSZSZSZS^ I A VERY ENTERTAINING TRIPLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME I B nJ D Commencing Saturday July 30. g E AT THE X ALHAMBRA jj (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietor*.) 5j Cj In the Second Show at 9 p.m. X I A FOX FILMS' VERSION OF THE DAVID
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      457 8 Surina Ihea^ "Ihe hou ie :f c North Bride,. td >* FOB ONE wu* From Wednesd. No Extension. X Admiaeior. ,f NIGHTLY AT 1 sbarp A Bull's Eye AR The Biggest THE BETTER 'OLE The Funniest, Mon IN U I A HTS Without doubt the making pro. O^N* Stairing BYD
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    GAMRLING AT THE RACES
    366 9 lv dy Demoralized 1 at Ipoh ng letters appeared in th.- „T Malaya":— with every word that the writes. The gambling in Ipt h is really terrible. ang avers, gardeners and ap; roach their masters for r the "Lawan Kuda." Clerks Bar advances during 1 always
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    "On This Day-"
    163 9 nemoriea for every man in re ol the greatest national taken at Westminster, a decifree Parliamentary ins- j English race touched their fhciency in concentrating national will. August to be the day in which English Parliamentary j Montfort, was struck t Prince Edward, later I. not only
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      161 9 BOXING Happy Valley Stadium Friday, August 12. AT LAST! THE EAGERLY AWAITED SCRAP BETWEEN BATTLING KEY Vs. Y. CJONG Make Your Reservations at FEDERAL RUBBER STAMP Co. Promoters: C. WATSON Co. To Every Woman Health and Beauty If the stomach be In perfect order Digestion good Blood pure Then is
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      852 9 THIRTIETH CROSSWORD PUZZLE The following is the solution of the above Crossword:— ACROSS.-l. Scena; 6. Clasp; 10. Camel; 11. Hot; 12. Ate; 13. Drawers; 16. Evil; 17. At: 18. AD; 19. RORY: 20. Us; 22. AE; 23. Nee; 25. Lapse; 28. REIGN; 30. Asp; 31. Ode; 32. Noise; 33. Oil;
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    FIGHTING GERMS
    586 10 IMPORTANT RECENT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES New Light on Physiological Effects of Sugar Sugar plays an important part in combating1 disease and building up resistance against germs. As bottled carbonated beverages are high in sugar content, this information, which is not entirely new to members of the industry, will give
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    25 10 Orders for week ending August 7. To-day, August 4.—Band Practice Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Saturday, August 6.—Camp contingent Parade Johnston's Pier 3 p.m.
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      308 10 Amusements I' INORDINARY AINMI r\CEMENT I WATCH FOR UFA'S MIGHTY PRODUCTIONS I TO BE RELEASED SHORTLY. From 1 the Fannin Love Song by Edward Grieg. Featuring the p. if beautiful LTANE HAID. [j THE MAN IN THE FLAMES. I g With the Co-operation of the Berlin Fire Brigade Featuring R
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      524 10 Stop that Cold developing! The moment you feel that dreaded cold coming, pop an Evans' Pastille into four mouth. Evans* Pastilles arrest colds at once by sending a vapour into every cranny of the nose and throat where germs lurk. No liquid medicine can reach every point so easily as
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      147 10 AWFUL RASH ON FACE AND. NECK Turned to Sore Eruptions. Cuticura Heals. I had two months of misery caused by an awful rash that broke out on my face and neck, and later turned to sore eruptions of a wet nature. The irritation bothered me at night and I was
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      347 10 and sustains andgiues tJic t^ie requires. Hot. made of Milk, Barley arul y fx' 51:365 It FOOT BRAND I Look out for this pro] rietart I Trade Mark. jj hock hoc: company, 8 9, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE MAD OFFICE:—KuaIa Lust par. BRANCHES:—Sereabaa ft I HgSgqj I WITHOUT PURE BLOOD
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      67 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme of Drills up to and for August 7, 1927. To-morrow. August 5 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. 5 p.m.—Jardine Steps, D. E. L. Units, Visit to Puloe Brani. Saturday, August 6 2 p.m.—Bukit Timah, Malay Coy., Musketry Class. 2 p.m.—Drill Hall, "A" Coy.,
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    Market Prices
    517 11 Singapore, July 29. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 50 Beef stew or curry kati 45 Pork lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (1st quality) kati 56 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 75 Capons (Locally reared), kati Hens (Locally reared) kati Ducks each
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      395 11 by quicker aad more efficient handling with a HUDSON LIGHT RAILWAY. n I idflOS Ltd*! technic*! knowledge nj Lisht R*i!w*y Work their sixty {fl i '.>iuir< rote for all p <rtf« of Ln ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF THE BORNEO CO LTD I (Incorporated in England). X ?apore, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Toluk
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      105 11 £<« The "BEEGEE" -1 Perfect Ink Eraser. j A ***** T0 BOOE KEEPEIS e ~-JL* f Ec n mical tfficitnt an always ready for vii Haa no blade to keep char) 2ut a hruih of scientihea!!« rijr"*' prapared fibre■ which ars ex f 'M: in 'rsmsly hard and iharp 55
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      232 11 MORRIS I I 0 I The Finest Motoring Value in the World. I 1 j MBRRIS COWLEY j I I THE ROADS TELL OF MORRIS I SUPREMACY 1 I I BUY YOURS NOW I i 1 I Prices From $1,650. II I n I B I I Malayan Motors Ltd.
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      442 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE We beg to notify thi p-iblio that Mr George Levy, is no longer ia our' sjrvica aud is not authorised to trtuiiot any further basiocsj on our behalf. T>N feOJ HOJK CO biDgapcre. THE PUNGGOR RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. NOTICE i' b*rsby given tint at Ibe Peventeenth Annual
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      302 12 SITUATION VACANT WANTED —Salesman for Provisions and Liquors. Only experienced men need apnly. State qualifications and salary required to Box No. 519, Co Malaya Tribune. EDUCATIONAL INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH SCHOOL 17, NIVEN ROAD. Admits boys for Std. 11, 111, IV and upward. Lessons in English, Arithmetic, Mathematics etc. TO LET TO
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      433 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar 77-79, Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9, Kiukiang
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      497 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital 13,000,000 Subscribed Capital Paid-up Capital £}»9??'2?X Reserve Fund and Rest £1,040,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      442 12 INSURANCE frani SOI)TH BBITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone Nos. 3046
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      445 12 M. HASSAN Uds Li -'h Road, BING )i( E< If you arci cdofcU, lights, fans, motors and etc P er f Please writ < 0 address or I J Z aboT i CHARGE DERATE. MALAYA fRIBUXE Thone 345 Et rial Dept Thone 171 Managerial Dept SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN \DVANCE.
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    NAVAL ARMAMENTS CONFERENCE
    195 13 H U r ;.'d Meeting of he Cabinet yy MEETING MAY POSTPONED osal lor a Naval gcan' «oliday Service.] London, August 4. -i\, Mr. Bridgeman, itrh Gibson, Admiral nd Admiral Saito, n<r which was conAt its conclusion Mr. simply decided on .try session at 3 p.m. ii
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    LONDON PESSIMISTIC
    196 13 London, August 3. rr. in well-informed quarters in regards the Geneva Conference very pronounced to-day. '■nsidered unlikely that the Confftnrt; u.l. adjourn sine die. I* u hat the British Delegation nai pler:ary -ession will review its fc* JJ!uk> a full statement as regards negotiations. London, August 3. •;!«••<
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    FIGHTING IN MEXICO
    27 13 Reuter's Service. Arizona, August 3. rted in the State of I ourse of which it is I <i soldiers were killed was repulsing three
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    FRANCO-SWISS TRADE
    19 13 '>> can Service] I'aris. August 3. Journal reports tha the Pact negotiations are lik, l.v to be adjourned
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    STRICT CENSORSHIP AT SHANGHAI
    182 13 Newspapers Excluded j from Mails "NORTH CHINA NEWS INVOLVED Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Shanghai, August 4. Following on a rigorous censorship of the vernacular papers at Shanghai, maintained by the Nanking Government, similarly with the Governments elsewhere in Chin:i none of whom are permitting the publication
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    THAT BUD-GRAFTING DISCOVERY
    111 13 Cost of Production Cheapened BUT NOT W ITHIN EIGHT YEARS Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New York, August 3. }ir F. R. Henderson. President of the New York Rubber Exchange, with a view to correcting a possible wrong impression from his interview last month in which he said
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    STORMS IN EURCPE
    50 13 Big Landslides Occur in Switzerland [Trans-Ocean Service] Geneva, August 3. A terrible storm has swept West and Central Switzerland. On the Simplon line there were landslides at territet and Chillon. Montreux and Zurich are partially flooded. Military aid has been despathed. The Berne-Zurich line is under water.
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    DUTCH AIR SERVICES
    56 13 Possible Establishment of East Indies Lines Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Amsterdam, August 3. The Royal Dutch Air Navigation Company is reported to have been approached by the Dutch Government on the subject of the establishment of a regular air mail to the Dutch East Indies by means
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    REAR-ADMIRAL DEAD
    56 13 Reuter's Service. Barnstable, Massachusetts, Aug. 3. Rear-Admiral Francis T. Bowles is dead. [Rear-Admiral Bowles was a prominent authority on shipbuilding and was at one time President of the Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation. He graduated from, the U.S. Naval Academy in 1879, at 21 years of age and served
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    TRAGIC DEATH AT SEA
    40 13 Reuter's Service. The Hague, August 3. Heer de Groot, Chief Technical Expert of the Dutch East Indies Telegraphs died suddenly of heart failure in the Red Sea. He was en route to the Washington Telegraphic Conference.
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    JAPAN'S ATTITUDE AT NANKING
    122 13 Business Quarters Change View LISTENING TO POLICY OF INTERVENTION Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Osaka, August 1 Businessmen hitherto sympathetic with the aspirations of Y< ung China recentlj show signs of leaning in the direction of economic retaliation against China and are even listening to suggestions of
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    MOSCOW'S ATTITUDE TO ENGLAND
    119 13 Chamberlain Speech Reviewed REDS STILL PROTEST INNOCENCE [Trans-Ocean Service] Mioscow, August 3. Sir Austen Chamberlain's July 28 spcech continues to occupy Moscow diplomatic circles who emphasise that it does not relieve the situation as Russian advances are impossible for prestige reasons unless the English accusations against
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    93 13 Removed to Death House for Execution Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Boston, August 3. Sacco and Vanzetti, whose execution was fixed for August 10, have been removed to the death house of Chalestown State Prison, but the defence is more optimistic than at any time since Governor Fuller
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    MARITIME CONFERENCE
    86 13 Very Little Progress Made at Geneva Reuter's Service. [Renter's 3ervice.J Amsterdam, August 4. Very little progress has been made at the International Maritime Conference with the draft convention and compulsory insurance of passengers in consequence of numerous objections to the fourth and fifth clauses which, like the third,
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    APPEAL TO ROCKFELLER
    67 13 Sir Henry Deterding on the Soviet Oil Pacts Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New York, August 3. Sir Henri Deterding, according to the "Herald-Tribune," has written a letter to Mr. Rockefeller begging him to withdraw from further financial deals with the Soviets. Appealing to Rockefeller's interest in churches
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    TAGORE'S ALLEGED POLITICS
    651 13 No Repudiation Yet Received INTERVIEW SOUGHT UP COUNTRY Full Text of Let tor to America RAVENING VULTURE SHIPS OF ENGLAND" Dr. Rabindranath Tagore's secretary, on his behalf, yesterday received a copy of "The Malaya Tribune" containing the statements put down to Dr. Tagore in the "Shanghai Times"
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    100 14 that it is undoubtedly Dr. Tagore's duty to -clear the matter up at once.] DATES GO WRONG The discrepancy in dates, we find, is due to an error in copying. The statements were issued in the "Shanghai Times" for June 25th and not July 25th as stated
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    748 14 TAGORES MESSAGE TO U.S.A. "War Clouds" and East's Awakening "I have always felt very keenly on th;' subject of China and havt nevei failed it> express my condemnation of the policy that, i.i being pnrinod there. Th? present expedition of the English against China i*
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    COOLIDGE TO STAND DOWN
    656 14 Daes not Intend To Seek Re-Election NEWSPAPERS REFUSE TO BELIEVE HIM Farmers of Middle West Welcome the Announcement Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] New York, August 3. President Coolidge's announcement that he does not intend to stand for the Presidency in 19?8 has changed the whole outlook
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    244 14 Non-Stop Flight Attempted LIEUT. CARR COMPANION BOTH INJURED Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] Vienna, August 3. Flight-Lieutenant Carr and FlyingOfficer Dearth, while on a non-stop flight to India, crashed cn the Danube at Somerberg to-day. Both airmen were injured. London, August 3. The fact that Lieut. Carr had
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    BORODIN HELD AS HOSTAGE
    171 14 Feng's Wife Detained in Moscow NEXT EXCHANGE AT SIANFU Reuter's Far Eastern Service. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Far Eastern Service.] Shanghai, August 4. "The North China Daily News" this morning published "with the utmost reserve" a report from Red sources that General Feng Yuh-siang is holding M.
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    MR. MACMURRAY CALLED
    84 14 U.S. Minister to China Sent for By Washington Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Washington, August 3. With reference to the announcement that Mr. Mac Murray .United States Minister to China, had been summoned home from Peking by Secretary Kellof*" it is learned that no special question such as,
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    60 14 Following the arrival of the express from the North at Bangkok recently, an official attached to the Opium Department came upon some 200 taels of smuggled opium carfully hidden away in biscuit tins and short lengths of pipes under some eatables at the bottom of a basket conspicuously carried along
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    TERRIBLE SHOOTING OUTRAGE
    478 14 Chinese Bandits With Shot-Guns m ARM OF SHOP-KEEPER BLOWN CLEAN OFF Police Called Out to Tampenis Early this Morning Violent crime is rampant in Singapore to-day and the number of cold-blooded murders committed in broad daylight and at frequent intervals in the most crowded thoroughfares of the
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    GUNMEN SENTENCED
    152 14 Strange Confession Made by Desperadoes In pleading guilty to charges of being; In possession of a loaded pistol each two Chinese told the District Judge, Mr. N. D. Mudie, this morning, that they intended to commit gang robbery. With this intention they proceeded to Jalan Besar where they
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    THE LADY COUNCILLOR
    81 14 For a public man to express gratitude to the Press, as Viscount Grey has just done, for its "able articles and able summaries" is so unusual as to be almost irregular. The proper line is shown by an excerpt from the proceedings of the Coventry City Council:—
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    527 14 FOOTBALL First Match in S. F. A. Cup MALAYS AND S.C.C. MEET AT STADIUM A Poorly Contested Game Ends in a Draw (By Custodian) The first round of the S.F.A. Cup was commenced at the Stadium yesterday when the S.C.C. and the Malays met, and one of the
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    Mr. Kim's Eleven vs. St. Joseph's Institution
    73 14 The following will represents Mr. Kirn's eleven to play a friendly game of soccer with the St. Joseph's Institution to-day sn the S.C.F.A. grcund: Tan Choo Quee, Tan Teng Seng, Choong Thet Siong, Goh Ah Chew, Koh Swee Chiang, Cheng Ah Hwee, Soh
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    Mansfield's vs. V.M.C.A. Second Eleven
    43 14 The following will represent Mansfield's against the Y.M.C.A.'s second eleven on the V.M.C.A. ground on Friday, the sth instant:—Leonard, Young and Exley, Pearson, Seng Chor and Chong Lay, Hussain, H. Tann. Kay Poh, Ah Cheng and Kirn Siang.
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    Siong 800 2nd vs. Methodist Publishing House
    83 14 A friendly game of football will take place on the S.C.F.A. ground to-morrow-evening at 5 o'clock between the Siong 800 Society's 2nd Eleven and the Methodist Publishing House football team. The following will line for the S.B.A.S.:—Soh Peng Kiong; Yeo Boon Chuan, Tan
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    Selangor's Selected Team for Malaya Cup
    58 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 4. The following team will represent Selangor against Perak on Saturday in the Malaya Cup match at Ipoh:—Walker; Cheng Nam, Chiang Seng; Peng Kong; Boon Hean; Doig; Perdrian; Choon Lin; King; de Souza, Tamby. Mr. R. H.
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    THE TURF
    67 14 Penang duh Scratching f Fourth Day Race No. 1.—-O n D Clare, Lady Low. i; r Race No. 2: «L*uit Maiden, Penarth. lm Jadi, Ract- No. Alone. h 'ksto*. J Race No. 4. Race No. 5. Race No. 6.—P Race No. 7. Nib, Kaloola. Race No. 8.—<, Nargis,
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    GOLF
    63 14 Race Course (lul> U) Ust Holiday Competitions ,'The bes five (aril events were as follow 1 V\ee hah Kiii T. A. WemysChia Yong H Tan Bcon P< h 1« J. C. Ryan B. Makrno B. A. r. Cup A. Ibrahim j A. L B. Lim 4' 40 H. Makino
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    21 14 Chinese Friendly Association Tournament Saturda) liampionship Low Chwee Thy< vs. I ii Siew Tei Sunda> CkaaipMadap Choo Eng Chua vs.
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    TRIAD SOCIETY PAPERS
    113 14 Second Man Shot in New Bi% Road Dies in Hospital One of two Chinese arnsted ir. W« Road for fighting last nigrht was f be in possession of Triad Society ments. He was produced ivforv Mr E R. Bull the Second Police Magistrate, "b morning and remand
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    157 14 (By courtesy of the Shimbunsha) Tokio. ftapi I Rubber f.a.q spot was quoted to-day! 7SH at which businew m*a done. _j The Suzuki Company definitely M their business at the end of July Mr. Yoshisawa, Miniver at Peking. Tokio this morning for Shanghai mm he visit* the Wu-Hang
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    89 14 A serious stab!, in Beach Road Market bust night I i medicine s Her is i B c: itii-al condition. It appears that „rfdj p ainant wer an busin.ss and i wing t< broke up re'ati »na 1 'i went to the comj lav some money ar.
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    SIR HUGH LAUDS CHINESE
    44 14 (From Our Owi Kuala I AU The Chinese coi Sir Hugh Clifford Hi* Excellency waLoke. Mr. bice I of welcome present explained that Lndj 1 due to a slight indisp< Sir Hugh paid a played by the Chim of Malaya.
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