Malaya Tribune, 7 May 1929

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI.- No.IOS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, May 7, 1929.
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    MISS MAYO AND INDIA.
    525 2 Mr. Andrews' Interview. Dinabandhu Andrews writes as follow* Mahatma Gandhi about his visit to Mi!* Mayo: miss I felt it necessary, since I had im puted political motives to Miss Mavo in my hrst article on "Mother India," to se e her personally; and an opportunity
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    PENANG.
    306 2 The "Isle of Loveliness." Oh, Penang, thou Queen of Islands, j fashioned from some wondrous dream Neer had artist fairer subject, had poet worthier theme. Pl^l > St K ra,^ ht 1 from God s own finders. Placed by God in God's own Sea, at ji hed h y
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      176 2 j THE NEW OAKLAND j I COSMOPOLITAN SIX— I JBeantifnl, in Appearance and Performance. I W I I ORIENTAL MOTORS, j I 46, ORCHARD ROAD. I A Piano of most Modern Construe- I I tion and Beautiful Tone:— j I "KINNEAR I I CASH OR INSTALMENT. f I AGENTS; |j
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      59 2 Young Boys Be Ambitious. Don't remain idle and waste your time money and energy. Turn your ideals to Lifting. You will improve your physique as well as your memory. ja'qu* You will not regret when you grow older for you shall have reserved your enerev ni J" T y0D 5
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      145 2 Colgate's Good teeth, good health and good looks are closely related. Keep your mouth clean and healthy and you safeguard not only your health but your personal attractiveness, too. Science says "Prevent Tooth Trouble" I 4» Use Colgate's Ribbon Dental Cream because it j removes causes of tooth decay. It
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    REVIEW OF BOXING.
    814 3 Tourney for Heavyweight Title. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Of all the divisions in boxing the heavyweight section seems to be the most unsatisfactory. Since the relinquishing of the title by Ge:,e Tunney the late "Tex" Richard bed completed arrangements for the starting of an elimina r
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    SOME ADVICE TO PLANTERS.
    301 3 In the course of the lecture by Mr. H. C. Young before the Institution of Rubber Industry, discussing forms of the difficulties of the industry, he asked why producers could not send rubber of uniform properties, instead of sending a product which varied as between batch
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      427 3 f y?pr CATION AL. UNIVERSITY. O" JUN IOB SENIOR. FOR LADIES. KNO o\ CLASSES FROM 2 P.M. A^ EX r essing request of parents t> ,dents, Classes for Camj some au > V already been formed JJm'tht slst h Literature, etc., St'BJ fXI raphy, History, Rel. Latin, etc. -Book-keeping, Short-
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      191 3 RIGHT &k iSf y&MJĔ m I QUALITY WLcjy W 1 right i mm I leaf m/^n That's "PICCADILLY" -«*si«B. jj cigarettes!—always alike—no variation in Quality or flavour. The same Golden Virginia leaf ■BIT llflf/\i il s usec^ —y ear m y* ear u t« fci m kJaafl The people who
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      78 3 g TIE MOTOR ONION INSURANCE COMPANY LTD q (Incorporated in England.) k} I INSURE I I with the i MOTOR UNION I THE S I LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE if I INSURANCE COMPANY 1 g I Favourable Rates- Prompt SeUlemeat Claim j FIRE A MARINE BUSINESS J I Also transacted on
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    Our London Letter.
    1902 4 VOTERS ASKING AWKWARD QUESTIONS. Effect of Radio on Election. (Special to the "Malaya Tribane.") London, April 11. The matter-of-fact announcement that No. 4 Carlton Gardens, is for sale, implies the end of Lord Balfour's active political life. It was known that he had no intention of sitting
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      171 4 He Was Weak, Thin And Listless But Won Back Manly Strength This Way. He grew thinner and thinner. His appetite was like a canary's. He always felt tired and "fit for nothing"— got no real satisfaction out of life. Then one day some friend told him about McCoy's Tablets —told
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    INVESTOR'S GUIDE.
    528 5 XVII.—"It is Satisfactory to Note—." (BY SEARCHLIGHT.") There are hackneyedV, phrases which are none the less frequently appropriate despite their recurring and perhaps irritating use. Indeed, they are hackneyed because they are appropriate—there is no other way of saying what they say quite so effectively. Take that which
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    219 5 NANKING AND HANKOW AGREEMENTS SIGNED. "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, May 2. The agreements for the settlement of th< Nanking and Hankow incidents were signev to-day. NEGOTIATIONS FOR A NEW TREATY Mr. Yoshizawa, Japanese Minister t< China, will arrive in Nanking to-night t< make arrangements for the forthcoming
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    MARKET PRICES.
    428 5 Singapore, May 4. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati u Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati *>b Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks, each Ll2 Pigeon, domestic,
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      354 5 TOO OLD TIREO OUT MEN ut men. lacking vigour To° pl v iir trouble ia a blood 'r u e kidneys are t ailing to keep jjeu'i pure, thus poisons ami blo< r a.-iiiiuukite. The impure, i makes you tired, weak itf& s n the villi and vigour to jD'l
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      167 5 you feel^W stopped up with cold —or have a perV sistent cough —or a throat that is irritated and sore—be sure and take I a few doses of Peps i I I •As a handy Peps tablet I dissolves in the mouth it I I gives off valuable healing and
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      159 5 Celectthe COLLAR SET you O like and be sure the mmm Krementz is stamped on die back. That is your guarantee that neither humidity nor the most trying hot weather will ever affect the Krementz gold plate* On sale everywhere KREMENTZ Qencral Agents S. S. and F. M. S. WASSIAMULL
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      127 5 a TO KEEP THE. A g I MOUTH I I AND H J THROAT HEALTHY 1 j 1 I VALDAI j Im j UOn Sale at all Chemists M <j Druggists. G m INSIST on the boxes bearing i 0 the name VALDA. J Q 3 Sole Agents: 1 1
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      175 6 PAVILION I jj 'PHONE 6903 I FHOM THURSDAY, MAY 2TO WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. g AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE 8 Depicting the Grand National and the Boat Race ja Cambridge-Oxford. 8 jsyd chaplin ["theforwhunter:' S IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.50 PJL I BILL CODY I
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      301 6 Amusement s. aihambra! I PHONE 690» I (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Proprietors.) j] I PROGRAMME j I Commencing Monday, May 6 and I I ending Saturday, May 11. X IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. X I THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I I DEPICTING IHE FUNERAL OF MARSHAL
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      430 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. FROM FRIDAY, HAY 3 TO THURSDAY MAY 9. SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 PJI. News Reel, Jungle |Roand up m OdditieB)[and Love Thy Neighbour (Comedy.) Special Attraction A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS TTc Answer to narlie Chaplin's "A Woman of Paris" Starring ADOLPHE HENJOU as
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    115 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, May 7. *«t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). 0»M II East Basin; Hakodate Maru 20. Mwn Wharf (Entrance Gate I). i«U IS; Nagato Maru 16; Kashima IS; Cap Padaran 11; Menelaus L\va(»n 7. ■gfctlDock (Entrance Gate 3). t 'T 33; Siherlarch 35; Silverbelle ••J
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1469 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Singapore, May 7. Old Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $353 Bayer* Setter* Old Siam Rice 2 $331 White Pepper 107.00 f! am Bice 3 $310 Muntok White Pepper 112.00 Old Siam Rice 4 $306 Johore Black Pepper New Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $325 Mixed
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    Housing Contract Claim.
    352 7 MUTTUCUMARU CASE. Prolonged Litigation in the Supreme Court. In the Supreme Court the hearing was resumed yesterday, before the ChierJustice, bir Wm. Munaon, in what has come to be Known as the Muthucumaru case, and in wnich Mr. Muthucumaru, contractor, is ri gl e a suit a
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    348 7 The "Ardent" is due from Goenoeng Batoe Besar on or about the Bth inst. The "Ekma" is expected to-morrow from Calcutta via Rangoon with 150 deck passengers for this port. The "Nagpore" is due on Sunday morning from Honpr Kong. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharf. The
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    117 7 A proposal is afoot in Penang to form a Printers' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 equal to $100.
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    Correspondence.
    80 7 [Our readers are invited to write to us en subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the 'Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but the names and addresses of
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    "Chinaman."
    114 7 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —As a true son of China, I cannot allow myself to be misinterpreted, and I cannot accept Mr. K. S. Tan's correction without a reasonable explanation as to the •word "Chinaman," which he declares is an insult to the Chinese. From a simple
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    JOHORE RUBBER.
    204 7 Big Increase in Export. The following is a statement of rubber exported from Johore for the first quarter of this year, together with corresponding figures for the first quarter of last year, prepared by the Commissioner of Trade and Customs, johore, and appear in the Johore 'Government Gazette":—
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    AVIATION IN MALAYA.
    452 7 Penang Pushes Its Claims. We wonder whether—in view of the success of the recent non-stop flight from England to India—the many pleas put forward in the columns of this journal on b half of Penang as' an airport have penetrated into official channels and duly recorded as
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    FORGERY CHARGE DISMISSED.
    106 7 E. G. Osborn on Another Charge. The case in which E. G. Osborn was charged with fraudulently and dishonestly using a forged promissory note and also with having committed forgery was concluded in the Second Court yesterday, when Mr. C. Wilson discharged the accused without calling upon
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    76 7 By the retirement of Miss Flora Beatrice Pearn, Matron, European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya loses a woman who has devoted herself for 20. years to one of the most arduous of all professions, physically and mentally. She came out first of all to the General Hospital, Singapore, but was transferred
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      407 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I 8 I r_j TO LET—Two bungalows, 9 and UL Wilkie Terrace, off Wilkie Road, 6 bed rooms, outhouses for servants. Water and electric Please apply Telephone No. 7080. WANTED—Assistant Sub-Editor, Eurasian or Asiatic, for Malayan newspaper. Salary $200—5250. Must have had previous experience. Apply 860, c o
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      465 7 APORE_ DIARY. To-day. May 7. rr-a .—93 a.m., 9.34 p.m. H* h T races Second Day. SB* B.A O C v. Y;M^A foctba.l V.M C.A, sc S.OF.A. sr A c v. O.T.F.'C, S.R.C. T„-morrow, May 8. g i'j a.m., 10.2 p.m. fligh »*\fiC v. Seletar, Stadium, football: f- Butanica l
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    73 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Messrs. Chua Boon Kow Chua i and fc.a y to "thank h "h\. B^ n m^ Amicable Athletic Bendcmeer "X&L V Athletic Society, United Commercial c" y l Chin Sia Chinese mmerciaj and Continuation Old Rnv< tSETX*."* friends "ho kindlv atMrs Chua S™
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    DEATH.
    30 8 Boey), agt d 38> residence No fij f Sat u rday at »>er Boon 5 Qlwee Khoo° 00 W Sk York 3 P u TraT n in^ a T'
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    HOW TO HELP RUBBER.
    734 8 Everyone in Malaya j 3 interested in the expansion of rubber consumption Planters and shareholder, directly' and others indirectly through the general effect on trade. Yet how many people can honestly say that they "do their bit- to help on the good cause? And there are
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    982 8 The Rev, W. Murray, M.A., will conduct In connection with the Men's Stall at the St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete there wHI be a whist drive in St AnrlrpJ c v Hall, Stamford Road, on Friday at q^ 00 Tickets ($1.50, inciudmg may be obta.ned from any mem ff of th«
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    50 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:— lO'^d New York:—20»4 cents (G Singapore:—34-34Vi cents. I TIN. L T d n: Tv Sp0 I t £197 10s °d (up 10s od>--3 months, buyers £199 l 2s 6d (up 2s I 6d), sellers £199 17s 6d (up 5a (ft. I (200 tolfs
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    The Solar Eclipse.
    384 8 TEST Op EF WAVES Ah *> Da "ger to the Ev c Thur S d a} Jt^ Residents of \f Q i favourable ptS^/rMn Jut an SmoTt to J S. 4 from Sin &a p ore and th" I**1 of the Peninsula S Uth^WS> THE belt northern
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    ANGLO-FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS.
    144 8 An Empire Organisation. London. April 22 Anglo-Foreign News] spers, Ltd.. which has been foimed to a develop newspapers at l\< n I>om: nions, and abroad, announces that it h*- 6 purchasad a substantial interest in a profitable Continental i r, negotiating in connect:.:, with ■sstsw newspaper. Sir Robert
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    32 8 During April 6,01 .< from Raffles Library, ol I 4 WP fiction and 1,175 n n-ficl The Department, during the nth, 1,712 volumes, of which i wtTt fictisn and 404 non-fiction.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    59 8 Prom China and Japan by 'Mexkm Maru/ due at Singapore to-morrow. From China by «Takliwa, due at SmW pore to-morrow. v From China and Japai by "JfT Maru," due at Singapore en Thursday. 9th instant. h^ From Europe, (London vn*H* de? P Btf "s April 18) by "Rajula."'
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      283 8 I "BURNSIDE" BENT STEEL—FIfiE AND FALL I I RESISTING SAFES. jj I L°t o I moto L|sS $2C0.C0 1 $*****0 I PROOF a A COPY OF A RECENT LETTER TO THE MAKERS:- i "With regard to the burglary at our branch, lam instructed I 1 to inform you that the
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      121 8 phrfbct FtTTarc SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES W PLEASING APPBAAANCft AND IN DISTINCTIVE STYLES. SIGHT TESTING BY QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. MOTION SMITH AND SON LIMITED 15. Battery Road, Singapore. A Brilliant Investment. In»wl your money in Jewels! While dujoying the use of them t1..„ none m Singapore second to ISMAIL A RAHEEM CROWN
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    GENERAL ELECTION A GAMBLE.
    728 9 iiaior Lloyd George Interviewed in Singapore. L ABOIiR WILL RETURN TO OFFICE. Anothc Appeal to the Country in a Few Months. The nearness of the General Election makes the following interview Major Lloyd (itcrge, a son of the Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George ,h ot 'he
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    American Funds for British Labour.
    28 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Chicago, May 6. The Socialist Party executive has issued an appeal for election funds for the British Labour Party.
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    BERLIN PEACEFUL.
    121 9 Journalist Killed in Mistake. Reuter's Service. Berlin, May b. having prevailed for 4< the Police President has raised in the Weddin and M da districts_As •y- witaeai ifeatea that he saw the h red by a policeman hands up. Mackay, who is PnttKai.y ipiorar.t of German, lifted his
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    RIOTING AT BASRA.
    55 9 S,0 °P to Protect Britishers. Reuter's Service. Basra, May 7. •kr J 'Cyclamen has left in Britishers at Abadan, serious noting, stones un at the Anglo-Persian .Oil ta distributed. The to control the mob and «*r. Tv/ PB Wer€ ,all out to restore re of the opinion
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    CAPTURED MISSIONARY RELEASED.
    37 9 Reuter's Service. Peking,. May 6. SVVr r hvfo stat? that Miss SK r ar >" w ho was reported L**, i s rr a kidnapped by Chinese °nth/v < oard a steamer at lt Yellow River.
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    NEW TARIFFS IN U.S.
    182 9 Philippine Products Free. Reuter's Service. Washington, May 7. The new Tariff Revision Bill will very probably be introduced into the House of Representatives to-morrow. It is a bulky document of 85,000 words and is generally in accordance with Mr. Hoover's wish that the revision should be
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    KOVNO ASSASSINATION.
    61 9 Premier's A.D.C. Shot Dead. Reuter's Service. Berlin, May A message from Kovno says that the assassination of M. Valdemaras, Prim-i Minister of Lithuania, was attempted last evening. Seven shots were tired at his party outside a theatre. M. Valdemaras was not hurt, but his aide-de-camp, M. Gudinas, was
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    OBITUARY.
    39 9 Reuter's Service. Military Adviser to China. [Reuters Service.] Shanghai, May 6. The death has occurred from smallpox of Colonel Max Bauer, German military adviser to the Chinese Government, who was General Ludendorff's, right-hand man dur--1 ing the war.
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    Communal Riots in Bombay.
    234 9 STATEMENT IN COMMONS. Police Reinforced by Armed Troops. Reuter's Service. Bombay, May Owing to the deaths in hospitals th 2 death roll of the street riots is now 27. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, May 6. Earl Winterton, Under-Secretary for India, made the following statement regarding the
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    NANKING TAKES OVER TSINAN-FU.
    239 9 Serious Situation at Wuchow. Reuter's Service. Peking, May 6. News from Tsinan-fu says the Nanking Government troops took over control of the walled city of Tsinan-fu yesterday from Japanese forces who have been in possession since Mdy 3, 1928. This marks a first decisive step towards
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    OIL SCANDAL SEQUEL.
    156 9 Albert Fall's Ranch Sold. Reuter's Service. Beverly Hills, California, May G. The secretary to the oil magnate, H. L. Doheny, one of the protagonists in the Teapot Dome naval'oil scanchls, announces that Albert Fall's ranch, Three Rivers, in New Mexico, will be sold by the Sheriff to
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    WORKERS' INVESTMENTS.
    97 9 Largest Trust in the World. Reuter's Service. New York, May 7. Plans for the largest investment trust in the world, organised for the benefit of workers in America, with a capital of $5,000,000,000, are reported to be under discussion between Mr. John Riskob, the motor magnate, and a
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    GENEVA TALK ADJOURNED.
    584 9 Hope of Agreement. U. S. NAVAL PROPOSALS TO BE EXAMINED. Reuter's Service. Geneva, May 6. In the Disarmament Committee, discussing naval armaments, Mr. Sato (Japan) moved the adjournment in order to give the interested Governments time carefully to examine the American proposals, concerning which he promised the
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    LUNATICS IN A FRENZY.
    71 9 Asylum Partly Destroyed by Fire. Reuter's Service. New York, May 6. Four thousand inmates of the New Jersey State lunatic asylum were in a panic when a fire broke out. The fire destroyed the greater part of tha main buildings. The patients, clad in nightclothos yelled
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    ATLANTIC CROSSED IN ROWING BOAT.
    28 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Havana, May 6. The German seaman Mueller ha? arrived at Gibara, having crossed the Atlantic in a small rowing boat.
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    SMALLPOX IN LONDON.
    17 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 7. There are now 313 cases of smallpox in London.
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    To-day's Feature.
    9 9 j OUR LONDf>N LETTER, on page 4.
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      154 9 LAGTOMALTtNE. j Malt, Milk and Cream. I I AINT IDEAL I I FLESH FORMING FOOD. I Nutricious, Palatable, Strengthening. I I Contains ail the Valuable Food I Properties of the Finest Scotch I I Barley, Milk and Cream. f H 1 I OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING CHEMISTS E 3 1
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports & Pastimes.
    208 10 SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports Pastimes. S.C.C. II Narrowly Beaten. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Meeting in Div. II of the Singapore League, the S.C.C. II and the S.C.F.A. "B" fought very keenly for the points on the S.C.C ground yesterday evening. Chinese were the better footballers, h\ the S.C.C. playing a vigorous game, had
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    68 10 TO-DAY, MAY 7. Division 11. V.M.C.A. v. R.A.O.C. at V.M.C.A. S.C.F.A. "A" v. A.P.C. at S.C.F.A. S.C.F.A. "A":—Peng Hock; Eugene Chong and Gim Seek; Ah Thui, Kit Ho and Jim Lock; Y. C. Song, Cheng Chuan, Boon Lim, Kwee Liang and Eng Lee. S.R.C. v. O.T.F.C. at
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    TO-MORROW, MAY 8.
    119 10 Division I. S.R.C. v. Seletar at Stadium. S.R.C: W. Urquhart; L. M. PeniK'father, W. Aeria; Ess, Moller, d a Silva; N d'Alaici<ia, Collick. Hay, R. Oehlers and O. d a S lv/>. DIVISION DL R AO.C v. Police. THURSDAY, MAY 9. Division 11. S.C.F.A. "B" v. S.H.B.
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    Singapore League Table.
    686 10 I |j Sports II ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL IB SINGAPORE LEAGUE. S.C.C. II Narrowly Beaten. }1 Meeting in Di>\ II of the Singap* League, the S.C.C. II and the S.C.F.A. j I fought very keenly for the points on 1 If 11 1 8.C.C frround yesterday evening. n Chinese
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    SOUTH CHINA VISITORS.
    95 10 Due at Singapore To-morrow. The South China Football Team arrives to-morrow afternoon by the Takliwa" The following tentative programme has been drawn up for the tour: Ist Match, May 13. v. S.C.F.A., Stadium Leaving May 14 for Kuala Lumpur. 2nd Match, May 18. v. Selangor Chinese. Leaving
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    F.S.A. v. O.C.B.
    57 10 The following will represent the Friendly Sporting Assn. against the Oversea Chinese Bank at soccer to-morrow at the S. H. B. ground. Lim Kim Kee; Khoo Peng Yam, Wee Teek Soon; Kofc Tin Geong, Yeoh Cheang Bok, Charlie Lim; Lee Siew Pan, Song Beng Chye, Harry Lim,
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    S.J.C.S.B. v. St. Anthony's.
    50 10 The following will represent the St. Joseph s Church Server's Brigade 2nd XI ?5 ai .f 1 V 1 Anthony's Boys' School on the Municipal ground to-day: V. Oliveiro; a. da Luz, R Armstrong; A. Monteiro. JfJ Fernandez R. Hendroff, P. Monteiro, G. XMonteiro. (Capt >-
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    TILDEN & HUNTER LOSE.
    54 10 TILDEN HUNTER LOSE. Omitted from Davis Cup Team. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Philadelphia, May 6. In a trial match Veterans v. Colts, Tilden and Hunter went down before Hennessey and Van Ryn and are therefore omitted from the Davis Cup teta-m against Canada. The team now consists of Hennessey, Lott,
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    S.C.C. Singles Final.
    57 10 The final of the S.C.C. singles championship had to be postponed yesterday owing to the sodden nature of the court to Monday next at 5 p.m. Sir Hugh and Lady Clifford will be present at the match and at the subsequent At Home, and Lady Clifford will
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    76 10 The following are the results of yesterday s ties in the S.R.C. lawn tennis tournament. Doubles Handicaps. H. N. Balhetchet and N. Hay beat J S de Souza and H. Stack, 7—5, 2—6, 7—5.' Championship Doubles. G. Marshall and C. Peterson beat D. biddons and F. Norris, 6—1,
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    F.M.S. TEAM.
    49 10 The Inter-Port at Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 7. The tennis team to represent the States against the Colony at Singapore will he:— Selangor: Oliver, Hewitt ar.d Duncan; Peiak: khong, Scovell, Chung Ah Ming, Li in Say Kee, Thuan Beng, Scully, Jee Siong and Badico.
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    Y.M.C.A. Carnival.
    314 10 SWIMMING. Before a large attendance the V.M.C.A. held their annual Handicap Swimming Carnival successfully on Saturday afcernoon. All the events were well contested. The results were as follows:— Senior 120 Yards Back Stroke: Ho Cf m Lai, 1; Chan Sic Meng, 2; M. Otaguru, 3. Time, 1 mm.
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    Selangor Reliability Trial.
    208 10 MOTOR-CYCLING. The Selangor Motor-Cycle Club held a very successful reliability trial on Sunday over a course of 55 miles. First class awards were to have been given to those not losing any marks but as no competitor was faultless the awards were given as follows:—First class, loss
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    OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
    344 10 Play Under Appalling Conditions. GOLF Reuter's Service. Edinburgh, May 6. What promises to be one of the greatest open championships in history opened in a h *H~ g o I A% n Muirfi 1 e J l d "nks, Edinburgh, wnth 242 of the world's greatest golfers competing,
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    S.G.C. Ladies' Medal.
    101 10 Mrs. H. D. Sharpin won the May Ladie fi medal competition played yesterday rfttrnoon. Twenty-six cards were taken out, and the following were returned: Mrs. Sharpin 46 15 31 Mrs. Hamdlton 46 y 37 Mrs. Perkins 55 15 4 q Miss Law 44 3 41 Mrs. Goodman
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    Singapore Golf Club.
    95 10 The Singapore Golf Club's May bogey competition was played on Saturday and Sunday a t Bukit limab and resulted in a v.i n for Mr. R. Craik in A division, and by Mr. C. D. Cox in *B" division. Eighty-five cards were taken out. uT™ LalJ sweep
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    M.C. v. St. F.A.
    244 10 Easy Win for Latter. CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May On Saturday at the Malacca Club the St. Francis Association beat the Malacca Club at cricket by 62 runs. The Club had first knock and were dismissed for the small total of 60, Rozario returning
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    U.C.A. Tournament.
    56 10 BADMINTON. The singles championship tournament of the United Chinese Amateurs, "A" division for the Tan Hin Pung Cup, resulted in See Gim Hock being the winner, with Wee Hong Hai, as runner-up, while in the "B" division, for the Tan Hood Keng Shield Tan Hood Hin was the
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    SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.
    192 10 By "A Man at the Rails." THE TURF. The course is still heavy and the sky threatening, with the probability of a heavy pour in the course of the day. Making due allowance for this, my selections for today's races in Singapore are:— Race I«—s Furlongs. BORONIA.
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    CHANGES AT EPSOM.
    335 10 Camping on the Downs to Cease. j The Epsom Grandstand Association has no intention of yielding to the clamour of j the gipsies who have been forbidden to I tamp on Epsom Downs this summer. The I CnH v U instru ctions from Scott.un fh h v
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    Banks and Derby "Sweeps."
    252 10 W ith the growth in the popularity of the Stock Exchange Derby sweepstake, which this year has reached £1,000,000, a new problem has arisen for the banks. Hitherto they have been willing to procure tickets for their customers particularly those who do Stock Exchange business through
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    S.C.C. Practice Game.
    30 10 LACROSSE. A practice game of Lacrosse will be played on the SC.C. Padang to-morrow at 5.15 p.m. All who are interested are cordially invited to turn out.
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    SOUTH CHINA NEWS.
    370 10 More Internecine Strife Feared. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Wuchow, Kwangsi, April 29. To those who have just emerged from the heart of Kwangsi Province, the situation there is normal, but cable dispatches from Nanking, Shanghai, Hankow, and l other ports recently published in Hong Kong and reaching
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    INDIANS ON STATE COUNCILS.
    420 10 Impatience in Seiangor. Ever since the appointment of Mr. Louis Thivy to the Pfcr k sta:e Couluil in M rch this year have says the 'Indian lioneer of Kual a Lumpur) been cag.-riy awaiting the announcement of similar nominations in other Slates m FM S through
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    British Trade Recovery.
    245 10 COALMA^PRO f!T Bank Rea British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. Sir Philip the Board of Trade, of Commons the and prospects. H <aid t as the base yea,, the up by 4.6 per cent ports were up by 7« took the first quarter V I compared it with
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    SPAIN NOT READY FOR A CHANGE.
    62 10 Premier's Reply to Critics. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Ask] Sevilla. May At the opening of the Intenmtwd Oceanographic Congress, attended by» presentatives of 34 nations, Pnmo di Km (Premier) violently denounced critic?nf| present Spanish regime, against whose threatened drastic measures. He aho deal contemplating an early
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    REPARATIONS BANK.
    55 10 Must Advance World Trade. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Geneva, .Ma; I Pirelli, President of the Internatiw* Chamber of Commerce. addre.->in? ti* "League of Nations Industrial Council declared that the Reparation? Bank matj advance world trade and help to statf* commercial and financial relations witho* however, interferrinc. wth the autosomal!
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    POLITICAL SURPRISE IN AMERICA.
    35 10 Reuter's Service. Washington, May I j Mr. Charles Evaai Bogbea, M of former Secretary of State, has beei J pointed United States Solicitor &?na* j Political circles are completely surpra» j
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    RUSSIA'S TRADE INCREASE.
    52 10 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. I Moscow, Ma) Russia's Foreign trade for tober i-uary last increased by U.B millioni r u»» —to 536.9 million roubles-over tra* the same period in the previous ja* 1 many occupying first place, foi 1 Engl and, the United States, r ranee. L» Italy
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    DIRIGIBLE DESTROYED BY GALE.
    32 10 [Trans-Ocean via t A small dirigible bui t at ih< zenstein Works was Iby a gale while it was c^J l 1 i mooring ma.st after it- flteht.
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    NOT ASHAMED!
    64 10 Sikhs and Drunkenness On a Sikh appearh g son in the Second Court this charge of drunkenn< j marked that cases of this natjre coming too frequent. He ordered the .'1 were 501 stand up and askashamed of the as sociates. ttia t they The only reply given
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    PRINCE HENRY AT THE RACES.
    450 11 Rides in Four Events. m Our «>wn Correspondent.) (Fr Hong Kong, April 29. r puke of Gloucester, who was M*" If -Gaiter Mission," and who g on the morning of a a gentleman rider on 6 j7 at the Happy Valley .1 the Fourth Extra
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    CHINA'S CIVIL WAR.
    302 11 Situation Not So Serious. PS* Kuo Min" Press Service.] Hong Kong, May 6. atJh" h *n 1 >UC a circul tele- h I e "'«ssume the commander- Lr.V V-V; Ku,,n^1 army. Canton 1 i a meeting to cemmemo- I an incident. The Kwongsi i kun Ki: Yuen,
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    CONTINENTAL CABLES.
    180 11 Reduced Air Subsidies in Germany. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] tj Sofia, May 5. At Bucharest on the occasion of orthodox Easter, which was celebrated to-day jKS passed over to the enemy during the war. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA. Vienna, May 5. The Federal President Streeruwitz in a message to the
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 11 [British Official Wireless.] London, May 6. Pans 124.15 Mew York 4.85 9/32 Brussels 34.945 Geneva 25.195 Amsterdam 12.06% Milan 92.60 Berlin 20.465 Stockholm 18.155 Copenhagen 18.205 °slo 18.195 Vienna 34.55 Prague 164 Helsingfors 193 Madrid 33.155 Lisbon 108 Athens 375 Bucharest 817 Rio 5 57/64 Buenos Aires 47 5/16
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    S.S. Association.
    801 12 THE SOCIAL HYGIENE PROBLEM. The Annual Report. The annual meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association will be held on May 16 at 5.15 p m. in the Exchange Room, Fullerton Building. The report for the year ended March 31, 1929 states: Meetings.—Fifteen committee meetings were held during
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    HOME MARKET.
    81 12 London, May 3. Manchester Market. 8K lb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) !3a 40's Grey yarns, single twist 17% 6 lb. T. Cloth, fair—24 yards 8s Liverpool Market. Cotton—Fully Middling American 10.21 Egyptian Cotton I 17.80 Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £199.12.6 Produce. Copra fair merchantable nil Sf? %H*r is
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    MALACCA INDIANS.
    385 12 Demand for Municipal Representation. Under the auspices of the Malacca Indian Club a public meeting was held on Saturday evening at Lorong Pajang to invite the attention of the Government to the need of appointing an Indian on the Municipal Commission of Malacca to represent the interests of
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    57 12 Orders for week ending May 12: To-day, May 7. —Elementary Ambulance Class, at St. Andrew's House, 5.15 p.m. Advanced Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, May 9.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, May 10,—Elementary Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Advanced Ambulance Class, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Saturday, May
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    63 12 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (8.5.) Limited. Per Imp. Gallon eta. RED SHELL (ex pump) 79 (ex 2-gall. can or 4-gall, drum) 79 YELLOW SHELL (ex pump) 7» (ex 4-gallon drum) 79 (ex 4-gallon tin) 83 SHELL AVIATION (ex 4-gall. dram) 94 (ex 4-gall. tin) 98 Standard Oil Co, of
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      535 12 Amusements, I TO-NIGHT! TUESDAY, MAY 7. TO-NIGHT! I DEAN'S UNION OPERA I WILL STAGE S I "THE JUSTICE." I a Our Principal Actors and Actresses—Miss Tijah, Miss Mah, Miss Roobiah, q| jQ Miss Sadiah, K. Dean. Syed Ali, M. Noor, M. Kassim etc., will take part. jj--1 Al I I
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      78 12 rX By quickly correcting infantile indigestion, constipation, colic, teething pains, 'wind', and those other troubles of infants and children which arise through disorder of stomach or bowels, JSatys OmTahJeh make all the difference between misery and happiness, sickness and health, tears and smiles for your little ones. And they are
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      154 12 I THE S.S. POLICE bS^ H WILL PLAT AT I BOTANICAL GARDENS 4T 5 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY y jo WATERLOO STREET AT 5 P.M. ON FRIDAY, l SAUSAGE? these delicacies will tempt the most jaded appetite. "Always Service and Quality" mh REFRIGERATING Co LTC TO HELP YOU I in the
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    THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.
    398 13 Important Facts and Figures. One of my readers has written me asking for advice on the following points, says "Truth:—" L What is reckoned a normal world stock? 2. How long does "wintering" last, and what decrease does "wintering" cause as compared with normal tapping? 3. What
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    RUBBER IN SIAM.
    456 13 Some of the Drawbacks. According to Francisco G. Galang, in the Bulletin of the Bureau of Agriculture, Manila, the rubber industry of Siam is said to be fiftten years old, but received no marked impetus until a couple of years ago, when the increase in demand and
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    MAKANAN YANG SEDAP.
    86 13 Honey Cakes —Ginger Cakes. Nutmeg Cakes —Sucade Cakos. Plain Java Biscuits —Raisin Java Biscuits. Buttered Java Biscuits —Almond's Java Biscuits. Delicious food drink Cocomalt. Mussels in vinegar—Roasted Pigeons. Jagong Pickles—Chilli Picklee. Ruminia Pickles—Mixed Pickles. Arum Manis Pickles—Onion Pickles. Mango Pickles—Garlic Pickles. Roasted Chickens—Nasi Goreng in tins. Bras
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      732 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. j MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders are invited for the execution of Repairs, etc., to the Lake Bungalow, Thompson Road Reservoir and will be received by the undersigned up to noon on Tuesday, May 14. Plans, Specifications and form of tender may be obtained from the Municipal Architect's Office.
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      601 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. _i GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 9th May, 1929, for the following works:— L Erection of one Class 111 Quarters for Headmaster at Upper Serangoon Road English School; 2. Erection of a Garage at Geylang Police Station;
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      551 14 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang m ji ir> Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai
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      735 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,612,046 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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      459 14 4= t See "TOBRALCO" st,». yard. NOTHING ELSE Importers tat M.i GENERAL DENTAI TfiEATHENT CONSULTATION Froa 8 a m to 5 p.m. Miss. F. IMA I (D.D.S.),n Lad> Dental Surgeon' No. 121, NORTH BRIDGE SINGAPORE. MAUY^Rffiii 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Delivery Including at office Postage p* or
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      323 15 |tea£ sailings__ fp 0. ■BRITISH INDIA |Sgs &CARGO .vn ORIENTAL STEAM lu-lA* LONDON AND MA'l-SERVICE. Co— 'to' M iMtT Government.) «TWAKDB from LONDON Vor O* JapaD I Tonnage Singapore 16,500 May 18 9,000 June 1 X- 9100 J une 10 ■a 9,100 June 29 ***** July 13 9,000 July 27
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      393 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIME Beatsob IH q ft] listralitohe OampfMhiff. W CJ fcMllMbtft (Companies Incorporated in Germany.) OUTWARDS. HONG KONG, SHANGHAI, KOBH AND NORTH.CHIN A PORTS, t s.s. SAUERLAND May 6 f s.s. OLDENBURG May 22 t 8.8. SAARLAND JunJ 3 m*. HAVEIXAND June ig m.s. ERMLAND juJv 5 f
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      428 15 STEAMER SAILINGS NORODEUTSCHEB LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany.) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. MAIN for Hong Kong, S'ghal, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Taku, Dalny, Tsingtao May 13 t KOENIGSBERG for Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe, Moji, Vladivostok May 21 TRIER for Manila Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taku, Dalny Tsingtao May 25 LAHN
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      457 15 STEAMB^SAIIINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PFNANG (direct express service—l 9 V, hours). Thursday 11.30 a.m. "KEDAH" BELAWAN (via Penang) Thursday 11.30 am. "KEDAH" A special Motor Bus for Brastagi connects with g.B. Kedah at Belawan on Saturdays. Tickets for this bus can be purchased on board
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      656 15 STEAMER SAILINGS NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA TO MARSEILLES LONDON Tonnage Destination Do* ball Z tHaruna Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp m Rotterdam May 9 It j Kamo Mara 8,000 M'seilles, London, A'werp R'dam May 28 M §Katori Maru 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp Rotterdam Jane 6 1 IL, Atsuta Mara
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      60 16 l jj| Sole Agent a: mi I N.V. Straits Java Trading Co. 1 SINGAPORE, PENANG, i I NEW SHIPMENT OF^' "POLYDOR" 1 I RECORDS II Arrived I Latest Dances, Orchestras, Hawauan I g Songs, Piano Solos etc. f I Call and hear them at I NANQ HENQ CO. 105, SELEGIE
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      225 16 l Articular Rheumatism I is a disease much more dangerous a qtuck and than thought of by many ill persons. eliminates qukklv n All prescriptions of the doctor must surpl J of Zc JLTT* I therefore be stnctly followed, for f or (he heakh °80 tfec complications that may arise
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