Malaya Tribune, 18 June 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol XVL No. 141 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1929 FIVE CENTS; The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, June 18, 1929.
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    Our London Letter.
    2798 2 LONDON'S DIFFICULT TRAFFIC PROBLEM. Lord Rosebery a Brilliant Failure. (Special to the T Malaya Tribune.") London, May 23. Never did a public career open with so fair a prospect as did that of tne young Lord Rosebery. Everything seemed to smile on him. He had wealth, great
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    Struggle for Power in China.
    817 4 A NEW OPPOSITION. Explanation of Kwangsi Fighting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Canton, May 29. Latest developments in the KwangtungKwangsi "war," the former nominally standing by Nanking and the latter opposing Chiang Kai Shek as a "dictator," may be stated in a few words. Except at
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS. Commercial News.
    317 7 Tin Shares Improve. ;in and Co. report at 11 a.m. Uess^ RUBBER. 7/l6d., up l/16d. y rk 19% cents (G), unchanged. Steady. Allenbys $2.05 —$2.15, v k> $1-75 —$1.85, Ayer Panas WJis Bassetts 90—95 cents, Brogas f'-grtj';h, Hukit Jelotongs 77—80 cents, »3—86 cents, Colinsburghs < nnemaras
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    SANDYCROFT RUBBER.
    259 7 Dividend of Five Per Cent. Recommended. r ™f .Orators of the Sandyeroft Rubber v>o., Ltd., in their annual report to be presented at the general meeting on the 19th mst. at the Chartered Bank cambers, at 12 noon, state: Aft?r making due provision for deprecia turn, directors' fees,
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    EXCHANGES.
    65 7 [British Official Wireless.] London, June 17. Paris 123.95 New York 4.84 25/32 Brussels 34.935 Geneva 25.205 Amsterdum 12.07% Milan 92.65 Berlin 20.325 Stockholm 18.11 Copenhagen 18.20 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 34.52 Prague 163% Helsingfors 192*t Madrid 34 Lisbon 108* Athens 375 Bucharest 817.5 Rio 5% Buenos Aires 47 1/16 Shanghai
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    SHIPPING CHARGES.
    255 7 K.PJI. V essel Involved. Bef- re the Distr'ct Judge (Mr. C. H. G. brkei rday. Captain M. M. Verstelle, r iif he K.P.M. vessel "Singaradja,"' ud t!-." -hip's agents, were prosecuted for i he shipping mles, the charges ipirst tktm J.eing (1) carrying cargo on se dm r
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    ACCIDENT AT CROSSING.
    74 7 JVdestrians Hurt. 1;: ?1 Paear Road and Keppel v ?i s W! s the sc*:ne of a collision n r. \rolet and a "mosquito" a 9 30 o'clo k this morning. •>f both Vehicles escaped in- !l Chine >0 pedestrians who K lown received severe cuts and
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    WAR DEBT PAYMENTS.
    22 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, June 17. ign Governments, including md Belgium, have paid their tlments to the United States 0.000.
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    ASYLUM TRAGEDY.
    39 7 Ml fjj •'<■•■ of the MentaJ Asylum at a 8 Road was fatally assaulted T 'j,',. 1 yesterday. It appears tre gardening when the 1 v nly st ™ck on the head with He died some time later.
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    HONAN-SHENSI-KANSU RELIEF.
    164 7 The Singapore Fund. Previously acknowledged 566,323. Dr. Chen Ah Poh, Mr. Lim Djin Tjoan each $10, Mr. Wong Vee Kuen, "Unknown," Rev. Goh Hood Keng, Mr. Tham Bee Che«i and Mr. Choo Beng Lim each $5; Mr. T. K. Teng $3, Mr. "W. S. T." $10, Mr. Hee
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    147 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, June 18. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Niemv Holland 22; Elephanta 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 9). Southgate 18; Buccinum 16; Fushimi Maru 13; Silverhazel 11; Marudu 9; Jason 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Neleus 30; G. G. Paul Beau 32; Larut
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    35 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs, 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to $100.
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    Shares and Produce.
    1398 7 PRODUCE. Singapore, June 18. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan $352 Bayers Sellers Rice, Siam 2 $343 Johore Black Pepper Rice, Siam 3 $338 Mixed Black Pepper 61.00 Rice, Siam 4 $306 *Sundried Copra 8.65 865 Rice, Saigon 1 }t $278 'Mixed Copra 8.15 815 Rice, Saigon 2
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    385 7 The "Washington Maru" is expected from Suez to-morrow and ia sailing for Japan the next day. The "Malacca Maru" is expected on Thursday from Rangoon and is proceeding to Japan on Friday. The "Elephanta" is due to-day at 4 p.m. from Calcutta via Rangoon and Penang with 96
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      469 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. DISPENSER and CASHIER—ROOKKEEPER FOR KELANTAN—Positions filled. Applicants thanked. TO LET—Sea side bungalow, furnished. Apply personally, Estate and Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd., Estate Agents. LOST—Along Robinson Road, Collyer Quay, Esplanade, Stamford Road, Orchard Road, on June 17, one sample* bag with letter files. Finder will be rewarded even for
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      293 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JUNE 18. North, North-East North-West Sumatra (Krian) 3 pan. randjang, Siak and Pakan (Nam Heng) 3 p.m. iiengkalii, Laboean Bilik and Tandjong Halei (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Penang, Suez, Port Said, London j Holland and Liverpool (Jason) 3 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly
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      176 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, June 18. High Tides.—«.l9 a.m., 8.5 p.m. Football: Div. 11, Welch v. 1.C.F.A., Malay ground; S.C.F.A. "B" v. V.M.C.A., V.M.C.A.; S.R.C. v. Robinsons, S.R.C.; Garrison League Final, R.E. v. R.A Stadium. Lawn Tennis Championship, doubles final. Italian Opera: Lucia di Lammermoor,"" Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, June
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    FEDERAL QUERIES.
    839 8 As in the House of Commons, so tne Legislative and Federal Councils m Malaya, question-time is an occasion when much useful and interesting information cm bs extracted from the Government by shrewd UnofficialH. The Government has acquired, through long practice the expert touch in evasion, or saying as
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    194 8 The Legislative Council will meet on Wednesday, July 3. at 1030 a.m. A Malay was badly injured yesterday afternoon on being knocked down by a "mi squito" bus on the Geylang Road. A Government Gazette (Extraordinary) declares the port of Saigon to be an infected place, owing to the existence
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    FUNERAL OF MR. E. L. SETH.
    447 8 Eloquent Tribute to His Memory. The funeral of Mr. Emil Louis (familiarly known as "Jack") Seth, who passed away veiy suddenly yesterday morning ac his home, 75 Grange Road, took place at Bidadari yesterday afternoon. A service at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd
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    BATTLE OF WATERLOO.
    158 8 To-night's Radio Broadcast. To-day, writes "Radiofan," is the anniv< rsarv of the Battle of Waterloo and listeners-in in all parts of the world will be given an opportunity of hearing a portion of the celebrations broadcast from Eidenhoven, Holland. Last year, at 2.45 on the morning of
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    "LA BOHEME."
    121 8 Italian Opera Co.'s Return. At the Victoria Theatre last night a large audienc? greeted the return of Carpi's Italian Grand Opera Company. "La Boheme." Puccini's well known four-act opera, was presented and proved very enjoyable indeed. Rudhalfo, the poet in the story, played by Signor Giletta, was the
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    "H.M.S. PINAFORE."
    151 8 Booking Opens To-morrow. I I The plans for the performance of "H.M.S. Pinafore" by the Singapore A.D.C. will be open for booking purposes at 8.30 a.m. to-morrow, at John Little's. Th? public are asked to note that cash must be paid for seats; the box office is not
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    84 8 Two Chinese named Seng Pak and Teng rFms; were produced th s morn'ng before the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Gregg, and changed with disorderly conduct. They pleaded misunderstanding as an ex use. A fine of $4 each was imposed. Fl. U. the Sultrcn of Johore in Executive Council has fixed the
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    Federal Council.
    590 8 CHINESE TOM, To Amazement 1 on R.R.I (From Our Ow, P j Kuala :.uniiiiir At today's aweti Council, the Raj. G.C.M.G., Mr. E. of Labour) on «ce Mr Way Yik Tong C.H and he said he Cochrane had been v, Perak He hoped be confirmed. Th, wo uid
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    14 8 patch*" From Europe. (I May 30) by "Rohr:. a.m. on Friday, tie
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    33 8 Latest Quotations. rubber London:—10 7/16d. New York: —20H rent? Singapore: —34 s 4-?> TIN A I H;)S 0U London: —Spot i-' 1 3 months, buyers iz-'* y sellers £204 Singapore:—$103.50.
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      166 8 I ATTRACTIVE WEDDING PRESENTS, j jjj No. 3539. I S Case containing Six Sterling Silver Liqueur Cups and Tray. I Price $100.00. J I ROBINSON Co., Ltd. f R] (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) L> RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. 5 p nearly 20 v< ir«; X "GOLD LEAF" Tea B (Ceylon's
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    BANISHEES MUTINY.
    1042 9 Desperate Fight on the High ieas. INSPECTOR'S RESOURCE. 11 now to hand regarding the mutiny that otcuired °n board the 153 Chinese banishecs rt beint deported to China, show that r piwc-r.-c of mind and prompt action of :ti Euro! van officer in charge, Inspector tjewin, evented very
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    Disorder in Durban.
    145 9 EUROPEAN REPRISALS ON NATIVES. Coloured Union's Riot. Reuter's Service. Durban, June 18. fierce native riots occurred in the centre of the city in which attacks were made on Europeans. One European and four natives were killed and ten Europeans and •11 natives seriously injured. The natives had
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    GENERAL BOOTH'S BURIAL.
    73 9 Service in the Albert Hall. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, June 17. The funeral service for General Bramwell Booth will be held in the Albert Hall on Sunday evening next and will be conducted by General Higgins, assisted by international Commissioners. The Army's late leader will b? buried
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    SWISS PROTEST.
    42 9 Italian Control of Alps. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Lucerne, June 17. Th? local section of the Swiss Alpine Club has declined to admit the Italian Con-sul-General to membership as a protest against the rigorous Italian control of mountaineering on frontier peaks
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    VATICAN GIFT.
    49 9 Legal Adviser Rewarded. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Rome. June 17. The Pope has granted the Consistorial Legal Adviser half a millk n lira for his outstanding assistance in the negotiations for the conclusion of the Vat''an Treaties. Furthermore, the title of Cardinal has been conferred on Sig. Pacelli.
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    MORE JUNIOR MINISTERS.
    42 9 Scottish Appointments. British Official Wireless. Rugby, June 17. The King has approved of the appointment of Mr. Craigie Mason Aitchison, K.C., to be Lord Advocate for Scotland and Mr. John Charles Watson, K.C., to be Solicitor General for Scotland.
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    PARACHUTIST DROWNED.
    39 9 Driven into River by Wind. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, June 17. During an aeronautical display at Chur a woman parachutist, Elly Tussmar, was driven by the wind westwards and finally fell into the Rhine ana was drowned.
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    FENG NEGOTIATING.
    54 9 Bandits Attacking Loyang. M°ssages received by courtesy of the "Sin Chew Jit Poh" state that General Feng is to retire and go abroad to investigate industry, and negotiations are proceeding to this effect at Shansi. The "Sin Kuo Mm" Press Service has a message from Shanghai stating that
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    GREEK DOCK STRIKE.
    27 9 [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Athens, June 17. Following th- failure to settle the Piraeus strike the-Greek Dockers' Union has decided to call out all members.
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    MR. YOUNG REWARDED.
    25 9 Reuter's Service. New York, June 18. Mr Owen D. Young has been awarded the Roosevelt Medal for 1929 for his reparations work.
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    To-day's Feature.
    9 9 OUR LONDON LETTER, pages 2 and 3.
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    Severe Earthquake.
    170 9 ALL NEW ZEALAND SHAKEN. Several People Killed. Reuter's Service. Wellington, June if. A severe earthquake has occurred al! over the country except in the South of the Island. There has been no serious damage, except in Nelson and Westport. The main tower of the Boys' College at Nelson
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    FAMOUS CORRESPONDENT.
    95 9 Reuter's Service. Death in Washington. [Reuters Service.] Washington, June 17. Sir Maurice Low is dead. [Sir Maurice Low was the chi.f American correspondent of the i"London Morning Post." He was born in London in 1860 and was a son of the late Mr. Maximilian Low. He was educated
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    FRENCH REVENUE.
    55 9 Greater Than Expected. [Havas Agency.] Paris, June 17. The revenue returns for May totalled 3,203,000,000 francs, showing a surplus of 54(1,000,000 over the Budget forecasts and 80,000.000 compared with May, 192«. surplus for the first five months of this ye.r reaches 2,481.000,000 on the forecasts and 1,507,000,000 en
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    CAPTIVE MISSIONARIES.
    53 9 Not Unduly 111-Treated. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Hankow. Jun»> 17. The missionaries who are confined at Shekichen have got out word that thpy are all well and are not being unduly ill-treated, though the brigands appear determined to hold them captive until they (the brigands?) are incorporated in
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    COMMUNISTS PUNISHED.
    47 9 Incitement of French Troops. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Paris, June 17. The Secretary General of the French Communist Parly to-day was sentenced to three years' imprisonment on a charge ot inciting troops to disobedience. The manager of the newspaper "Humanile" was sentenced to five years.
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    REPARATIONS PLEBISCITE?
    117 9 German Political Battle. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, June 16. The opening gun in the political battle over the Young Plan was fired by the Conservatives' manifesto announcing the intention of enforcing a plebiscite over the Plan, or failing that, over the cancellation of the Versailles Treaty clause fixing
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    COST OF "DRY" LAW.
    37 9 Reuter's Service. Washington, June 17. Official figures compiled by the Commissioner of Prohibition show that the Federal Government's expenditure in the administration of the "Dry" Law in the past nine, years was £42,000,000.
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    GERMANY AND OPIUM.
    16 9 Reuter's Service. Berlin, June 16. The Reichstag has adopted the International Opium Agreement.
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    AIR LINER CRASHES.
    490 9 Reuter's Service. Seven Passengers Killed. CHANNEL DISASTER. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 17. One was killed, four were injured, and it is feared seven are missing as the result ot the farced descent in the Channel, three miles from Dungeness, of an Invwrial Airways liner, "City of Ottawa,''
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    CATHOLICS IN PRUSSIA.
    193 9 Protestants Demand Equality. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, June 14. i The concordat between Prussia and the Holy See was signe?d on Friday noon by the Prussian Premier Braun and the papal nuncio, Patelli Although substantially legalising stitus nuo the concordat in effect represei ts a great advance
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    U. S. FARM BOARD.
    46 9 Reuter's Service. fßeuter'B Service.] Wa hington, June 18. In accorr'ance with Mr. Hoover's recommendation, the Senate and the House of R<" •rrsentatives passed ft bill appropriating $151,000,0:KK> of th! 1500,000,000 authorised by the Farm Relief Act for a new Federal Farm Board.
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    THIRD U. S. BANK MERGER.
    39 9 Reuter's Service. New York, June 17. The third largest bank in the United States was created by a merger of the Chase National Bank and the National Park Bank wih resources totalling 5i.t00,000,000, ;S£S
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports & Pastimes.
    613 10 SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Sports Pastimes. Another Win for S.C.C. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL FOUR POINTS FROM SELETAR. fßy "Reynard."] At the Stadium yesterday, in the return match ir the Singapore League, Division I, the S.C.C. repeated their previous I—o defeat of Seletar, and thus have secured ♦"our points from them The S.C.C. are
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    S.C.C. n Beat S.H.B.
    201 10 In a Second Division game on the Padang ■yjtu Jay, the S.C.C. second string beat the parlour Board by s—o. Defending tha £oal at the Cenotaph end, the S. H. B. were fcopt mostly on the defensive and they appeared throughout to play very restrainedly, their
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    I ; – FIRST DIVISION.
    1138 10 I FIRST DIVISION. K f f AH jPlJ' Sports 61 If j ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. (>! L SINGA1-0RE LEAGUE. V f)« fI Another Win for S.C.C. POI'R POINTS FROM SELETAR J (By "Reynard." J At the Stadium y£3t«;rda>, 1» toe re H ©i.itch »r the Singapore League, Diviaic HI the S.C.C'.
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    LEAGUE POSTPONEMENTS.
    70 10 I no following matches have been transfurred to the postponed jist and will be played cff at the conclusion of the fixed programme:- Division 1:—Malays v. S.C.F.A., Malays v. I.C.F.A., Malays v. Seletar, Malays v. R.A., S.C.C. v. S.C.F.A., S.C.C. v. I.C.F.A. Division 2:—S.R.C. v. R.A., K.A.O.C. v.
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    POLICE v. R.A. POSTPONED.
    35 10 To-day's match between the Police and the R.A. has been postponed by mutual agreement owing to the R.A. taking part in the Garrison League final at the Stadium with the R.E.
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    League Fixtures.
    134 10 TO-DAY, JUNE 18. Division 11. Velch v. LC.F.A.. at Malay ground. LC.F.A.:—Paramanathan; Ponniah, Eusope; Jayasuri, Jayasoota, Lawrence; ?onnudurai. Jaysudosan, Paramasothy, velu and Dudley. (Referee: Mr. Phipps.) S.C.F.A. "B" v. V.M.C.A., at V.M.C.A. «round. S.C.F.A. "B":—Way Yong; Tian Peng and Chwee Cheng; Peng Swee, Swee Thye and Chwee Teck;
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    Malacca Malaya Cup Trial.
    209 10 On the Kubu C ground, Malacca, on Saturday a Malaya Cup trial match was played. Illness or injuries kept out Leon, Seek Ann, F. Rodrigues, Pavanaris, Hock Ouan and de Vries, and it was onlv with great difficulty that two sides of ten each could be
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    N.S. Malaya Cup Trial.
    106 10 f ®Howing h'tve been selected to play m a Majaya Cup trial frame on the Station i auantr, Seremban, on Thursday: CoJours.—WheeKr Seneveratne; Eri? M. McDonald, P. Anthonysamy; Lim Kee Siong, P. Manmuttu, Alec Seneveratne; Anthony de Rozario, G. H. Brinklev, Lim Eng Guan, Teck Chye
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    F.S.A. v. A.A.A.
    85 10 The following will represent the Friendly Sporting Association against the Amicable Athletic Association to-morrow at the S.C.F.A. ground:— Yeo Thian Lye; Tan Tia n Peng. Tan C-hwee Tiong: Lim Tia n Lye, Tan Chwee I eck, Yeo Chiong Bock; Tan Chin Bock, Harry Lim, Yecw Cheng Hoe,
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    Seremban Schools Event.
    30 10 In the Serembi n Inter-Schools Competi tion for the Chang Joon Long Cup the George V School drew with the Emmanuel English School 1—1 at Seremban yesterday.
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    VOLLEY-BALL. A Seremban Match.
    46 10 Ori the, courts adjoining Bathurst Road, Seremban, on Sunday, the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club met the Sam Mm Night School. The game ended in a decisive victory for the latter by two games to nil, the scores being 21-12 and 21 8.
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    ENGLAND v. S. AFRICA. CRICKET.
    572 10 S. Africans Top England Score by 5. SPLENDID INNINGS BY MITCHELL. Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service. J London, June 17. The weather was fine and the wicket in gcod condition when play was resumed to-day in the b irst Test between England and South Africa, begun
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    N.S. Club Beat Nilai.
    224 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.! Seremban, June 17. At Serembitn, yesterday, the Nilai CM wwe beaten by the Negri Sembilan Chib. Scores:— N.S.C.: Lim Cheah Aik, hit wkt b Kwyston 3, Wheeler Senevtratne b Clarke l, Gurdial Singh c Briggs b Royston 17, P. S. Muttu run
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    S.C.R.C. Beat O.R.A.
    197 10 The following are the scores in the game between the S.C.R.C. and the O.R.A.: S.C.R.C.:—John Lim b Fox 26; Evan V\ontr o Fox b Retnam 43; Chua Choon Leong lbw, b Stack 16; J. Lee Keng Tye c ana h Fox 5; Ong Seow Hian c Yan
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    Klang Club Beat S.C.C.
    274 10 The S.C.C. side which visited Klang over the week-end lost to the Klang Club by the narrow margin of ten runs after an exciting finish. Ashworth hit up a century for the Cricket Club while Laverton contributed a very useful 47. Klang.—J. R. Col'ett b Imray
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    S.C.R.C. BEAT ST. J. 0.8.
    164 10 Wong Scores a Century. The following are the scores *in the match S.C.R.C. v. St. J.0.8.A.: St J0.8.A.:-C. De Silva b Siow Hian 2; W. Ess run out 12; A. Chapman b Siow Hian 7; Baskaran c Choon Sin b Kirn Hock 16; P. D'Almeida
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    CHINESE PAIR WIN DOUBLES.
    317 10 Final To-day. LAWN TENNIS. The second semi-final doubles at the S.C.C yesterday afternoon, betwe-n Kh< o Hooi Hye and Chua Choon Leong and Hazell and Roy Smith, for the Sin<rapor championship, wa? disappointing in thai the standard of play was rather Btr>r. The 1 hme.-e pair
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    K.G.a Events.
    166 10 GOLF. Forty cards were taken out for the June monthly medal coaipe. iticn at the Keppel C.C. and the following wei*e returned. N. U. Gibson 7.1— 9=ol (Winner). F. V. Boardman 70— 8= 71 A. J. Donald 85—14=71 J. R. Stracban 89 -18=71 J. Green BS—lo=72 L. P.
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    Katong Medal.
    33 10 The June medal competition at the Katong Golf Club resulted in a win for Mr. K. V. Cuthbe, 2 up. The sweep was won by Mr. S. T. Erickson, 1 up.
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    Horlicks B.P. (Jrs.) Beat Outram B.P. (B.)
    310 10 BADMINTON. The return match between the Kcrlicks B.P. (Jrs.) and the Outram E P. (B). played on Sunday on the Horlick's court, resulted in favour of the home side by 6—1, after a keen struggle. The scores weie (H.B.P. players named first). Single®.—Frsd
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    Evergreen B. P. v. Tan Kirn Song's Party.
    105 10 On Sunday, in a return match with I Ta n Kirn Seng's Party, the Evergreen B.P. drew in the singles and won the louiles. The previous encounter in l draw of three all. The results (Evergreen players mentioned first) wor:': Koh Beng
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    Horlicks B.P. Tournament
    40 10 The annual tournament of the HcriicKs B.P. for the "A" and "B" singles and open double- championships will ccmwKnce in July. Members are asked to forward their entries to the sports captain not later than July 1.
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    Juvenile B. P's Tournament.
    142 10 The open singles championship of the Juvenile Badminton Party was concluded last week. Tan Peng Cheow won the '•hampionship in a very credit* hie manner, being unbeaten throughout the tournament. He showed a marked improvement in form. He possesses an attractive style and is always splendid
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    -S.CJB.P. Tournament.
    81 10 Members of the Serangoon Choir B.P. are requested to note that the results of the draw in the doubles and singles champion'•hh> tournaments are nosted up on the Party's notice-board. The following ties in the "A" doubles championship are to be played on Saturday, at 3.30 p.m. Nfr
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    S.A.W.L.A. MEETING.
    367 10 Remarkable Progress Recorded. WEIGHT-LIFTING. The annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Weight-lifters' Association was held at the Association's premises, 70, Lorong 40, Gaylang, on Sunday, wi.h Mr. Ho Hock Ann as chairman. There were about 100 members present. The annual report and the statement of accounts for
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    French Agitated.
    150 10 MR.MACDON ALD MINORITIES. An Indiscreet Article? Reuter's Service. fß*ute rs Service.] The French pre* 17. aitiele by Mr. *U« Sunday newspaper. b in a that the peace of Eu J' S the treatment of countries. He referred iut*. > The "Petit Pari., t0 Donald evidently' Sires »S minorities
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    ITALY'S AIR SQUADRON.
    28 10 Arrives at Constantinople. [Trans-Ocean via Fan-Asia.] Constantinople, June U Tha squadron I Italian aeronlanei mm* "rived, having covered 374 kSnS fraaa Constanza in three hours.
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    EMPIRE SOCIETY'S AWARD.
    44 10 Book on Far Kast Colonies. Reuter's Service. [Reuter'a Service.] London, June 16. f„ Tl ioJf°i yal L Emp,re Srclet y'« «old medal riw ias nu ,nie<i to Sir Hesketa Boll for his look "Foreign ami Ctlonai Administration in the Far Kast"
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    HELP FOR U. S. FARMERS.
    47 10 Reuter's Service. R «>hington, June 10. Mr. Hoover haj pigaed the Farm Relief Bill. Mr. Hoover describes the Farm Relief BiH as a constructive start for agricultural relief and the most important measure ever passed by Congress to aiu any single industry.
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    ELECTRIC PIONEER DEAD.
    28 10 fRcuter's Service.] New York. Jane 16. The death ha? occurred of 'he well-known scientist and electrician Charles France Brush, rioneer of electric lighting. Reuter's Service.
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    181 10 In celebration untitled Mr. Cheang untitled Chuan's birthday, about 400 gaerti verc present at dinner given at his rarttcaf, "Riviera," Paair Panjang Road, an Smv day evening and las: evening. Thace aew Cantonese wayang, ronggeng and band ii attendance on both njght The death oomiied at the Earofoa Hospital, Seremban.
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    Correspondence.
    89 11 r lU r s are invited to write to fO 0 r 0 f public interest. It must be \hat the "Malaya Tribune" does lv em jorse opinions expressed ;3° l nts. Letters should be as c rr possible, preferably type-written d a# rl an d on one side
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    Against Bank Manager.
    1198 11 m To the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") fi 1 reference to the District M ;:r, r". lLl issuing a wart ant for the u \\i manager lor failing to Br"*" r t a in a ca a e in B-' Wiji, is Payne, of Messrs. Drew appeared lor
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION.
    48 11 Orders for week ending Sunday June 23. To-day, June 18.—Advanced Signalling Clac-, Headquart- rs, 5.15 p.m. Elementary Ambulance Class, St. Andrew's House, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, June 20.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, June 21.—Elementary Signalling Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Advanced Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m.
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    IN LOWER COURTS.
    69 11 Before the Third Magistrate, Mr. Gregg, yesterday, a Chinese was fined $15 (or 14* days) for theft of a felt hat on board the Selangor." In the same court a Chinese was fined $10 (or seven days) for unlawful possession of 25 katies of onions. Another Chinese
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    AMANULLAH'S CHILD.
    34 11 Bombay, June 8. Ex-Queen Souriya of Afghanistan gave birth to a daughter at St. Georsre's Hospital last night. The child is to be named Hindis in view cf its birth in India.
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    CARGO ON SHADE DECK.
    153 12 Master and Agents Plead Guilty. Coptaiu Koenes, master of the Khoon Hoa," and the vessel's agents, Messrs. Tong Ek and Co., pleaded guiltv before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G.* Clarke) yesterday morning, to charges of storing eargo on the shade deck and for occupying
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    267 12 Th* following saloon passengers arrived by the ■•Plandus" on Monday: Prom S<M rabaya:—Dr. Montague Cooko, Mi. and Mrs. R. E. Park. Mr. Krnji Tanoka, Mr. C. B. Brewer, Mr. Goh Loi Hee, Mrs. N. S. Middlemos, Mr. K. S. Middlesnios and De. B. S. BeOliveTsa. From Semarang:—Mr. Gaw
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      291 12 II- S. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL FETE. AT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. JULY 2, 1929. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tea, and Lucky Dips for Children, Most attractive presents may be bought. Ĕ USEFUL THINGS FOR YOUR HOUSE, YOUR TABLE AND YOUR PERSON. B ADMISSION FREE. TO-NIGHT f
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      346 12 "MOTHER, FVE GOT A HEADACHE!' Significant words these, and not to be neglected, for as every mother knows, headache may be one of the first symptoms of far more serious trouble. But in the vast majority of cases headache in a child simply indicates a temporary derangement of the stomach
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      416 12 1 THE S.S. POLICE BAND* 1 S WILL PLAT AT I I KATONG PAR K AT 9 P.M. ON FBI DAY mv BOTANICAL GARDENS AT 9 P.M. ON SUNDAY L2l NOTICE, mrTT^ N ?J. I E is hereb > T iven that the above TRADF II ARk I THE MALAYAN
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      166 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending June 23. To-day, June 18. 5.15 p.m.- Drill Hall, M. G. Platoon (Eurasian), M. G. Training. To-morrow, June 19. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Intelligence Section, Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, No. 9 Platoon «'C" (Scottish) Coy., Arms Drill. Thursday, June
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    INDIA'S ASPIRATIONS.
    151 13 Dr. Bcsant Interviewed in London. In an interview recently to the London correspondent of the "Hindu" Dr. Besant expressed regret that, owing to Continental engagements, she was unable to take pait in the British General Election, but in any event the omission of India from the programmes of
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    190 13 Fishery Dispute. ["Japanese News" Service.l Tokyo, Juno 12. The Government have prohibited the fishermen on the Russian coast from operating until the arrival of Mr. Tanaka, Ambassador to the Soviet, at Moscow. GOVERNMENT EXPLANATION. The Government explanation of the annexe to the anti-War Pact Ratification Bill refutes
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    29 13 A meeting of mercantile employees will be held at the Negri Sembilan Club, Seremban, on Thursday, for the formation of a Negri Sembilan Mercantile Coopeiative Thrift and Loan Society.
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      126 13 f A. Staub Co., Cognac. I m Pure Grape-juice Brandies. g*j I I Delightful and Mellow of taste with II 1 I |j|J TRY Staub s H J 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS lj| j ja Brandy Once and you will never HiM I ask for any other brand. "IP"
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      57 13 PRECAUTION Waste not time and mammon Doth, nox rely any more on exceedingly luring advertisements. Always insist upon conditionally tried specifics promiscuously for all diseases. If al ortive value remitted without quibbling. High opinions. For a trial apply to or call at Indians' Own Pharmacy, 116, Serangoon Road, Singapore. warn
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      726 14 PL'BLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. Tenders will be received at the Office of Messrs. Keys and Dowdeswell, Architects, Battery Road, Singapore, up to noon of the 9th July, 1929, for the erection of New Premises at Chulia Street for The Chinese Commercial Bank Ltd., and Oversea Chinese Bank Ltd. Plans and Specifications
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      483 14 SITUATION VACANT. I WANTED —A Chinese dispenser. Apply International Pharmacy, 2, Robinson Road. FOR SALE. Big Liquidation Sale for 10 days. 2591 reduction on marked prices. B. Emanuel 23, Raffles Chambers. FOR SALE—Licensed liquor shop in Singapore (BAR) as a going concern, Guaranteed monthly profit more than $200. Apply XYZ,
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      562 14 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: f, enan 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 Ihr Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai
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      728 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Actc 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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      557 14 Students will now ha Preparatory Junior 1 ad *itted the Cambridl j, class and tion next ye*"* 6 Junior Uet| JS? There are ais„ v 1( Primary upward* 1 »11 rLL. Shorthand T. >0 S| The school has vow rootball field. 80a,,' MTUred full. for a lint £5* mder 12
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      461 15 steamer sailings I BRITISH INDIA m AND I A pe \R LINES. fl rated in England.) I ii v SSENGER CARGO SERVICES. I vM) ORIENTAL STEAM ■i NI V. CO.. LONDON AND ■'N\\'!; \\<\ MAIL SERVICE. 1 trad with His Majesty's I (l' nder .sernment.) I «JTWARDS from LONDON i.
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