Malaya Tribune, 21 May 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune VoL XVI.- No. 117 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, May 21, 1929.
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    Our London Letter. THE MICROPHONE AND POLITICS.
    3148 2 Women Seeking Economic Equality. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London, April 25. There was much controversy among the three Parties as to the arrangements to be made for the broadcasting of the utter ances of their principal spokesmen, and evidently all Parties atta
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    Steady Progress of Kelantan.
    2289 4 THE ADVISER'S REPORT. Handicaps in Malaria and Floods. Slow but steady progress, in spite of the handicaps of floods, malaria and poor communications with the outside world, is reported by tho British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan, Mr. R. J. b. Clayton, M.C.S. It is
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      335 4 I Take tfie j J bull by the j I bottle F=f fljSg ™jj tdCj f f DANGER UNE wBWBM jj me«/ gum*" Harmful Mouth Acids Must Be Counteracted You brush your teeth, yet they decay. Why?—because the brush cannot penetrate the tiny crevices on the chewing surfaces and at
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      184 4 M abundance, he P n Pl,esi <> Quaker Oats I Dr. Richard Weiss' I DANCRESAI g 11 activated Pancreas-Hormoo I Tablets for the treatment of J DIABETES I MELLITUS. I PANC «E3AL is a preparation extracted from the mm I rare?' vV, P, C 6i f S-2 1 wh.ch in
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    MARKET PRICES.
    450 5 Singapore, May 11. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 45 Beef, stew or curry kati 40 Pork, lean kati 60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 50 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 68 Hens (Locally reared) kati 72 Ducks, each I*l2 Pigeon, domestic,
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    70 5 Orders for week ending Sunday May 26: To-day, May 21.—Jamboree Committee St. Andrew's House 6 p.m. Advanced Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Elementary Ambulance Class, St. Andrew's House, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, May 23. —Competitions Committee, V.M.C.A., 6.15 p.m. Band Practice, Headquarters 5.15 p.m. Friday, May 24.—Elementary Signalling
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    65 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Lim it «4. Per Imp. Gallon eta. RED SHELL (ex pump) 79 (ex 2-gall. can A/or 4-gall. dram) 79 YELLOW SHELL (ex pump) 79 (ex 4-gallon drum) 79 (ex 4-gallon tin) 83 SHELL AVIATION (ex 4-gall. drum) 94 (ex 4-gall. tin) 98 Standard Oil
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    105 7 SMps Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, May 21. ■j Wharf (Entrance Gate lj. "hud 22; Kidderpore 20. Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). "jyu Maru 18; Hakone Maru 13; Kedah H; Antilochus 8; Amboise 6. hpireDock (Entrance Gate 3). 30; Clan MacWhirter 34. ftjDire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Kbexenor 46; Ajax
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    Straits Forestry.
    729 7 EXTRACTS FROM ANNUAL REPORT. Small-holders Cultivating Vegetables. The following are extracts from the annual report Forest Administration, S.S., for 1928: Agriculture:—The total area under cultivation is approximately 10,250 acres, about one-third of which is under coconuts. The coconut crop in 1928 was fair. About 1,900 acres were planted
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    33 7 The Privy Council. "Japanese News" Service. Tokyo, May 17. certain members of the Cab 1 gold embargo lrgld. Immediate announcement con, cerning the Government policy as to tne g embargo.
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    FISHERIES DEPARTMENT.
    643 7 Experimental Work. The following is from the ennual rerort of tho Fisheries Department. The steam trawling experiments otf *he S. T. Tongkol were brought to a conclusion on May 1, 1928, and the vessel was sold to a Company operating in Ceylon waters. A final report on the
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    82 7 The "Oakbank" arr'ved from Shanghai yesterday with a consignment of suyar. The "Kamo Maru" is exoected from Hong Kong on Thursday and is sailing for Europe on Friday. The "Nagano Maru" is due from Hong Kong to-morrow and is sailing for Calcutta on Thursday. The N.Y.K. steamer "Hakone
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    SURVEYING BEACONS AMENDED.
    74 7 A notice to mariners announces th»; amendment of a former notice regarding the surveying beacons at Klang Strait at the southern approaches as cancelled. Position: Lat. 2° 45' 24"N, long. 101° 21' 18"E. Notice No. 21 announces the temporary establishment of an unlighted floating beacon fitted with
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    ARRIVALS.
    157 7 Ipoh," Brit., 528 tons, Capt. Riley, from Penang, 20-5; for Penang, 22-5. Kelantan," Brit., 362 tons, Capt. Caithness, from Malacca, 20-5; for Malacca. 21-5. Katong," Brit., 863 tons, Capt. Jones, from Sandakan, 20-5; for unknown. Valaya," Siam, 803 tons, Capt. Petersen, from Bangkok, 20-5; for Bangkok, 22-5. Oakbank," Brit.,
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1465 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. Singapore, May 21. Old Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $358 Old Siam Rice 2 $335 Old Siam Rice 3 $316 Old Siam Rice 4 $313 New Siam Rice No. 1 per Koyan $338 New Siam Rice 2 $328 New Siam Rice 3 $312 New Siam Rice
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      617 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Liquidation sale now going on at Jack Brisk and Sons, Watchmakers, 28-B, Chuli* Street. Good bargains for all. TO LET—4SO, 452, 464, Serangoon Road, also two houses adjoining 430, Serangoon Road. All new comfortable houses. Electric, water, laid on. Moderate rent. Apply R. Jumabhoy, 14, Robinson Road. TO
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      441 7 -~Jgapoke_ diary. To-day. May 21. v „32 a.m.. 9.29 p.m. *ifh Tides-- sc c 5.15 p. m Thrift Society Lt**"? yjic A. Down Town Branch, meeting ,J SJS H*L ii R.A., v. 1.C.F.A., Malay saotb»» 1 1V V Harbour Board v. r A .;S.C.F.A. v RE- Stadium. Rand Katong Park,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    23 8 Mirths, Marriages and Deaths. acknowledgment. Mr. Tan Choon Long, brothers, and familv y J thank a relatives and S •saraiiSffB j££"S.£*.K.S^
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    SUNDAY REST ON ESTATES.
    808 8 The 'Indian Pioneer," an interesting little weekly journal in the English language, published in Kual* Lumpur, comments on our recent editorial captioned "Six Days Shalt Thou Labour," advocating the cessation of work on Malayan rubber plantations on Sundays. Such cessation would not only give estate workers
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    313 8 A Reuter telegram reports the death In New York of the actress, Miss Hilda Moore. A meeting of the Johore Council of State will be held at the Dewan, Johore Bahru, on Tuesday, June 25. Mi. and Mrs. R. W. B. Lazaroo, who went to Miri, Sarawak, on April 13
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    538 8 Sunday, May 12. His Excellency and Lady Clifford attended High Mass at th 2 Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 8 a.m. The Hon. Mr. Nixon and the Hon. Mr. Mime arrived to stay at Government House. Monday, May 13. The Hon. The Resident Councillor Penang, and Mrs.
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    493 8 The Selangor Government has decided to erect a State Mosque on the vacant land at the junction of Sultan Street and Jalan Raya, Klang, in place of the existing eld mcsque in Rembau Street, which is to be demolished. Prof. R. V. Norris, D.Sc, Professor of Bio-chemLstry, Indian Institute of
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    SYNDICATE PRESS.
    431 8 enterprise of ng Newspapers. U > «imaction with the co?* X to require Ma] v r,!**i in London on April' .Mr. H. S. Home L Pitied, siid th-it «V, thai fman i Pl:-n for a < q uiri n J newspaper and j n the Don, nil I^
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    OBITUARY.
    167 8 The Late Mrs. B. S. d'AIwis. We regret to recod the death, 'ffcick occuired at the General Hospital Miri May 13. of Alice Constance, wife of Mr. R S. d'AIwis, cf the Sarav.vk Oilfields. Lti The deceased lady was t:;ken ill on evening of the 12th inst. and was
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 8 I "CtT." From Western A due at Singapore at 1 From China an«i J< paa J Maru," due at Singapon to From China and Jaj due at Singapore oi V* instant.
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    20 8 Members of the untitled rary S picnic regsars will I DvtcL Pen r J'.' 1 who Witt) ram» I Thursday.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    26 8 Latest Quotation- RUBBERLondon:—ll 9 tRX New York:--' Sinsaptre:-4P4-J r T,N .no m*Ĕ Lendon:—Spot 6196 I *j 3 months, buy change), Betters Singapore. 131
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    NOMINATION DAY AT HOME.
    255 9 Majority of One. rnVFHNMENTS PRESENT G POSITION. Reuter's Service. London, May 20. r v, red a new holiday excitethousand Whitsun excurOn- shape of a wireless election .\lr Bald in. The Premier spoke '"'tlLed visible audience in a theatri, a network of wires extended from pI and
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    SOVIET SHIP BOARDED BY POLICE.
    108 9 Money for Propaganda. Reuter's Service. Basra, May 20. Tr,e Irtq police boarded the Soviet reamer "Kommunist" from Odessa. An aniirtl guard was placed aboard and the not allowed to land. The local English arks refused to negotiate bills for to vtssel. It is understood that
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    SUPREME COURT REJECTS VALUATION.
    87 9 1« Commission and Railways. Reuter's Service. New York, May 21. A <,(.< s i„ lu whi h is hailed in Wall Street development and of pro- < in the history of the r aii railroads, was given by the Supss,J. :r r e j ec 'ting
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    BLOODY RIOTS NEAR MOSCOW.
    33 9 Farm Raided. Trans-Ocean vi a Pan-Asia. L Moscow, May 19. *Wr e r i ire reported from Voronesh Kulaki attacked a co-opera-'n' 3n( Avrc re P®Hed after a pitched
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    FAMINE IN CHINA.
    25 9 Rod Cross Mission. Reuter's Service. 'Aa-hington, May 21. inted by the Amerir Vancouver on May fa- situation resulting from m,Tit m China.
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    To-day's Feature.
    10 9 (,Nb()N 1 ETTEB, on page 2 and 3.
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    Tired Delegates in Paris.
    153 9 AGREEMENT REACHED. Germany's Burden Will Be Heavy. Reuter's Service. Paris, May 21. The Reparations Experts tired but smiling, emerged from the longest sitting of the conference, which practically reached an agreement regarding German reservations and the distribution of reparations between creditors. Simultaneously the American embassy announced
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    GERMAN OPINION.
    188 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Berlin, May 20. The press regards the pause in the Paris negotiations as a lull before a decisive battle among the creditors on the one hand and between the latter and Germany on the other. However, it is emphasised that the differences are not fundamental
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    TURKEY GIVES CONTRACT TO ITALIANS.
    65 9 But English Tenders Low er. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Angora, May 19. It is reported that the Government has awarded the Italian shipyards a contract for destroyers, submarines and other small naval craft in preference to English and other tenders, which r.re reported to be more
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    SPANISH UNIVERSITIES RE-OPENED.
    57 9 Threat of Appeal to the League. Reuter's Service. Barcelona, May 20. The King has signed a decree authorising the re-opening of the universities, which were closed in March, since when there had been a growing discontent epitomised as a "revolt of youth," with {he possibility of appeal
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    EXPLOSION IN DUTCH SEAPLANE.
    55 9 Three People Hurt in Java. Reuter's Service. Batavia, May 20. The D 23, one of the Dutch seaplanes, which arrived from Holland, was totally fi&yS by fire after the tandmjr. owmjr to a short circuit exploding the fuel reser voir Two Javanese were badly burned and
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    A THOUSAND HOUSES COLLAPSE.
    34 9 Earthquake Kills 40 People. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Angora, May 21. An earthquake wrought havoc in the Sivas district, where a thousand houses collapsed, killing forty and injuring score> of people.
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    29 9 H. E. the Governor, with the concurrence „f H H the Sultan, has been pleased to Irani ?'cominiaaion as Second Lieutenant the Johore Volunteer Engineers to Mr. George Laub.
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    Zeppelin to Fly Back.
    111 9 FRENCHMEN INVITED. Transatlantic Trip Next Month. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Toulon, May 19. Dr. Eckener has invited five French officers on the Zeppelin's journey to Friedrichshafen, scheduled for next week, provided the repairs progress according to programme and the reserve motors en route from Friedrichshafcn arrive promptly.
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    LORD ROSEBERY DEAD.
    152 9 Reuter's Service. Famous British Politician and Sportsman. I London, May 20. Lord Rosebery is gravely ill. His condition is critical. London, May 21. Lord Rosebery is sinking fast. Later. j Lord Rosebery is dead. [The fifth Earl of Rosebery celebrated his 82nd year on May 7. He
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    SPANISH EXPOSITION.
    194 9 Eighteen Nations Represented. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Barcelona, May 20. The exposition was solemnly opened in the presence of the Premier, the King and the Royal Family, while the English, Spanish, French and other naval units in the harbour fired a salute. The great International Exhibition of Barcelona is
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    BRUTAL MURDER.
    104 9 Early Morning Crime. A Sikh watchman, at 82, Robinson Road, was brutally murdered in the early hours of this morning. There are no witnesses to the crime, but another watchman living nearby said that he was awakened by a yell at about 5 o'clock this morning, and saw
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    CANADIAN LEGATION IN JAPAN.
    43 9 Reuter's Service. Tokyo, May 20. Although Mr. Marler, Canada's first Minister in Japan, is not expected till October, Mr. Hugh Keenleysid? has arrived to take up the post of F+rst Secretary of the Legation, which is onening next week.
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    MEXICAN WAR MINISTER RESIGNS.
    31 9 Reuter's Service. Mexico City, May 20. The farmer President. General Calles. has resigned the Ministry of War and is retiring to the country to engage in farming.
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    TENSE SITUATION IN CANION.
    525 9 City's Fall Expected. OFFICIALS' FAMILIES MOVE TO HONG KONG. Reuter's Service. Hong Kong, May 20. Unconfirmed Chinese reports state that the Kwangsiites have taken possession ot Canton. T n Hong Kong, May 21. ihe Chinese reports of the Kwangsi troops entry into Canton are premature tfc£
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    SIR ERIC GEDDES AND THE AIR ROUTE.
    305 9 Fusion of Rubber Interests. Sir Eric Geddes, chairman of directors of Imperial Airways, Ltd., who paid a brief visit to Australia as well as Malaya, told interviewers that his visit was connected with his position as chairman of the Dunlop Rubber Company. Sul
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    Sports & Pastimes. Hong Kong Chinese.
    231 10 Sports Pastimes. Hong Kong Chinese. RETURN MATCH AT THE STADIUM. Trophy Not Involved. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 21. The Hong Kong Chinese footballers were enthusiastically received last night. There were great ovations. Teas and dinners will be held to-day and to-morrow. The visitors will meet the
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    H. K. CHINESE AT MALACCA.
    404 10 C.F V's Creditable Draw. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May 20. The Chinese Football Association of Malacca on Sunday achieved an excellent performance in sharing honours with the Hong Kong Chinese, who had a two goals deficit for about 40 minutes. There was a record
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    N.S.F.A. LEAGUE MATCHES.
    257 10 Nilai S. U. v. Temiang Rovers. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, May 18. The Temiang Rovers Association o? j Seremban, travelled to Nilai on Saturday and met the Nilai Sports Union in the N.S.F .A.L. The game ended in a draw, each side scoring a goal. For
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    Singapore League Table.
    291 10 !j Sports Pastimes. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Singapore League Table. FIRST DIVISION. M M Hong Kong Chinese. cc w. D t RETURN MATCH AT THE s 1 s o J S I CTATlTfTM i l 8 2 1 0 10 1 4 STADIUM. 4 2 2 0 6 6
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    Singapore League Fixtures.
    145 10 TO-DAY, MAY 21. Division 11. S.C.F.A. "A" v. R. E. at Stadium. I.C.F.A. v. R. A. at Raffles Rec. Welch v. S. H. Board at V.M.C.A. S.H.B. Samat; Hong Kee and Kassim; Chin Hian, Rajaloo and P. Jeremiah; Seng Kay, Hamid, Jack Baugh, Eng Bee and Armstrong:—Reserves:—
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    Malacca Competition.
    31 10 In the Government Inter-Departmental competition, Malacca, on Saturday, the Alor t/ajah District Office were beaten 2 0 by the Medicos. V. Sta Maria and Harmanis were the goal-scorers. j
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    20 10 Cuba Beat Mexico. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. Havana, May 20. In the Davis Cup, Cuba beat Mexico.
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    DENMARK ENTERS THIRD ROUND.
    32 10 Reuter's Service. Copenhagen, May 20. In the Davis Cup second round Denmark eliminated Greece by 4 matches to one and meets Czecho Slovakia in the third round, j
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    ROTWEISS TOURNAMENT.
    75 10 Ex-Crown Prince Attends Finals. Reuter's Service. Berlin, May 20. On the concluding day of the Rotweiss Club tournament, the ex-Crown Prince was among the spectators at the Women's Championship at Berlin when Baroness Von Reznicek beat Fraulein Aussem 7—5, 6—3. In the Men's final Cochet (France) beat Menzel
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    K.G.C. Competitions.
    91 10 GOLF. The following are the results of the Whitsuntide competitions of the Keppel Golf Club: Shanghai Foursomes. Wiggs and Ridout 81—18% =6? 4 1 Hitcham and Watt 83—13 —70 Millar and Hall 83—13 =70 Barron and Macgilchrist 83—12% =70% Wyatt and Gibson 82—10% =71% Douglas and Winter 81—
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    H. and S. L. Union.
    41 10 WEIGHT-LIFTING. Lgrr Tan Kam Fook, the 12 stone Malayan champion, is now an active member of the Union and has kindly placed his services at the disposal of members of the H. and S, League Union.
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    Singapore Races.
    102 10 CALIPH PAYS HIGHEST DIVIDEND. Cafe Royal Wins in Record Time. THE TURF. Yesterday, the last of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring meeting, was all that could be desired so far as the weather naThe Grand Strand was packed with members and others, whilst the lawn presented a gay
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    The Events Described.
    494 10 After some delay the field were sent away, in race one, Quicktime leading, Polianthes, Shediac and Gladiator IV closely following. At the home bend, Polianthes dropped out and Gladiator IV overtook Shediac. On the way home McCarthy won on Quicktime by two and a half lengths, two
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    Results at a Glance.
    590 10 Th? results were as follows:— RACE I—Perak P*ate.—(Six Furlongs). Value $1,700 out of which $200 to the second and $100 to the third horse. Class 3 horses div. 3. IL L. Phillips and A. EL Miles' QUICKTIME (McCarthy) 9.3 1 Dr. G. Baermann's GLADIATOR IV (Donnelly)
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    THE DERBY.
    42 10 More Hcncful News of Cragadour. Reuter's Service. London. May 20. J An encouraging statement by Lawson the trainer of Cragadour, says "the veteri- 1 nary examination snows thj colt was suffering from indigestion. expected to resume strong work <>n Wednesday.
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    Gleeful v. G.M.S.C.
    100 10 BADMINTON. The following is the resul. of the Badminton Match between the Gleeful Badminton Party and the Government Monopoly Sports Club played on the former's Court on Saturday. G.M.S.C. name* are mentioned first:— Wee Bong Chuan lost to Gan Hock Seng16—11, 10—15, 13—15. Sim Poh Eng beat
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    Roseray B. P. v. Novice B. P.
    111 10 The Roser y B.P. a nd Novi e B.P. Met in a friendly m uch on Sunday before a 1 irge crowd and after an interesting game, the former emertsed winners with the following scores:— Yeo Kian. Ann beat Lim Boon Guan 15—3,
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    Hercules B. P. Beat Jovial B. P.
    93 10 On Sunday the Hercules B.P. defeated the Jovial B.P. on the latter's court by four singles to one. The following were the rosults (Hercules players mentioned first)— Lim Peck Chin beat Koh Beng Swee 1011, 13—13, (3—5) 15—5; S. Ramiah beat Tarn Tuan
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    Horlicks (Jrs.) T.K.S. Party
    103 10 The return match between the Horlick, B.P. (Jrs.) and Tan Kim Sony's Party took place on the former's court on Sunday, the Horlicks B.P. won all the singles and l°f>t the doubles. The following were the results:—(H.B.P. players named first). S.ngles: Tm Soo Chye Lee Jouv
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    Reliability Trial.
    242 10 MANY ENTRANTS COME TO GRIEF. V )lun!cer Platoon's Success. MOTORING. (P'rom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, May 21. Eighty-one motorists—27 on motorcycles and 54 in cars—took part in the first annual reliability trial of the Selangor Automobile Association on Monday, coveri lg 341 miles. Starting from the Kuala
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    BISHOP OF SINGAPORE ON "MOTHER INDIA."
    162 10 Terrible Results of Hindu System. At tho annual meeting of the Society for ilw Prcpagation of the Gospel in Foreign J arts, on April ih at the Church House. Westminster, Bishop Ferguson-Davie. late of Singapore, speaking on the subject of medical missions, referred to
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    PLANT COLLECTION.
    484 10 I Report by Director of Gardens. In h s report for ***** the Director of Gardens writes: In March the Director undertook a short expedition to Gunong Muntahak and the upp*r tributaries of the Pelepah River in S*. E. Johore. Though few trees were flowering, a number of
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    S.C.C. v. MALACCA XI.
    490 10 V'sitors Win by CRICKET. Saturday and -«HI» cricket eleven L,i Sun «iay t u team and a keen mat l' Sitor8 > JLN* on Sunday in a tifui S C who played sound erioK n C J,?* L'"d»w (31, and th "1?'« Gould (28) also batt£*,Sc£*
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    S.R.C. Beat Johore.
    26 10 The cricket match pkayei at J*J Bahru yesterday between tne and the S.R.C. resulted in a wv. latter. Bartela scared S3 for the
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    S.R.C. Beat S.H.B.
    27 10 k.7tlWV The S.R.C. second XI beat the Sn*apj* Harbour Board in a frame pljyeo Tanjonj? Pagar ground on Bogaars took, five wickets the S.R.C.
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    77 10 Shop Owner and Wife Boufl a The proprietor of a sho PJJJ r ,j*rty Road was the victim of an arm at about 7.30 o'clock this morn pre pistol-armed Cantonese en e tort s mises and after binding t c p.bwrt wife and the shop sista i]e ransacked
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    120 10 A young man's untitled brother, who was atTiving inwas the cause of a tragK k occurred on Friday evening harbour by the safe X wav pier, reports the 11 Tamil, about 80 yeai Seenivagaram, was awaitm* the steam launch thai engers of the 126 P«J- J*?. laU mb J Lumpur
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    ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.
    383 11 Balcstier Valley Flood Problem. „ai Committee No. 5 took the Mun action at a meeting held on the ■j|i«n*f lfltb in =7j estimate and amended proviApp ruuu t cost of making of Boundary Road, and amended apporAppr °r of cost of making up and drain- rye roads off
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    NANCY MILLER'S BABY.
    380 11 Sun Guard for a Princess. I Raje Holkar, the three months' I aughter of the ex-Maha-n;ah of Imiore and his American wife, the Nancy Am Miller of Seattle, presented to the sun, the first of w Dtvic deities under whose protection C hateau Holkar, near Gennains. ANCIENT
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    RAIN OR SPIRITS?
    183 11 Curious Waltzing of a Car. The unusual sight was witnessed on Sunday morning of a hired motor-car containing Chinese passengers waltzing round on Paya Lebar Road, just a short distance from Mr 800 Gay's rubber factory. The writer who was in his own car, was behind it,
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    PASSENGERS.
    166 11 «iJ^ c ollowin S Passengers arrived by the 'Melchior Treub" o n Monday. From Soerabaia: Mr. Mollenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. Behrend, Mrs. Schulsz, Mrs. Bongazwahlen, Mrs. Van Weeszel, Mr Smith, Mr Menaseh, Mr. Geibert Mr. Tjang Fook, Mr. Shang Yah Ming, Mr. Anduss, Mr. Magnin. From Balik Papan: Mr.
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    35 11 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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    82 12 [Our readers are invited to write to «s em subjects of public interest. It must be imderstood 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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    Amusement Parks.
    56 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —A Public Amusement Park with seesaw, swing, maypole, etc., similar to those provided at Dhoby Ghaut and Beach Road, would doubtless be a source of untold welcome to Geylang children. Don't you think our innumerable little Geylangites deserve one if others do?
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    The Law and Lawyers.
    389 12 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Your able leader on the above subject encourages me to say a few words about the excessive privileges of the lawyers. It is true we cannot dispense with the whole profession all of a sudden, but it is time that
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    Unsettled China.
    475 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Mr. L. K. Thiam should state explicitly, if he wishes to convince the public, the authoritative sources from which he derives his information as to the real status of China. Inasmuch as he is aware that schemes for multitudinous reforms and works
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    The General Election.
    444 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Your editorials on the prospects in the General Election and the articles by "Plebius," who has had a recent period at Home, have been invaluable to readers who have found little guidance elsewhere. With your complaint that Reuter is not giving
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    Cinema Ticket Sales.
    120 12 "Sawla" writes complaining of the conditions in which tickets are sold at the Alhambra Theatre, declaring that representations to the management have proved futile. He does not resent increased charges for special attractions, but does resent a practice which he alleges to be prevalent— that of persons
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      796 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDER. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders are invited for filling up certain roads in the area bounded by Kallang Road, Lavender Street, Jalan Besar and Syed Alwi Road. m > Specification, Form of Tender and full information may be obtained at the Ornce of the Municipal Engineer upon payment
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