Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVI. No. 161 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday July 11, 1929.
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      114 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA.. I'OU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. LATHES, Etc. I CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM j I Sole Importers: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., SINGAPORE I |j (Incorporated in Denmark.) jfl SZS2SHS2SHSc3ZSBSHSESHSHSESSS2S2S2SES2SZS2SE a. Dewar's White Label, Age and Quality guaranteed, is on sale at all Hotels, Clubs, Stores, and Liquor
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    INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES.
    1269 3 An Assembly Protest. (From Exchanges.) A movement is afoot among the members of the Assembly to protest during the next autumn session against the Government's proposal to amend the rules governing the conduct of the business of tho Assembly, as foreshadowed by Lord Irwin soon after
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      260 3 f% m> I (fjfni ECZEMA] I Pimples, Rashes a Sores I Eczema starts in tiny matter* rn«.fi«. u-i 1 I pimpl«, which itch and burn terrf- tbe I I bly when they burst. ScratS ana puT?iSL <** P o I makes the swollen surfaces sore and ZZLE a v gwrna,
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      26 3 lIHIRRiiiIRF^S 3 B uxii iBl f,l a > IBS M < m 9 I V ill E s Sole Agents g THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED, 1 s i
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      296 3 A Boon to Women: af/L Mailed Milk gives imvLiMt service. It comes women successfully W er P™* bodily n VVmLV FrK dar^cfmaTtycritiad II (I ond muscular systems. It makes new Jm Hood aid invigo^^ Of ALL CHEMISTS STORES Representative—Mr. H. M. Hodges, P. O. Box 274, Singapore. PERSONAL EFFICIENCY. This
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    English Schools in the S.S.
    1451 4 TRAINING THE TEACHERS. Evening Classes in Trade And Commerce. Farther extracts from Part 111 of the Annual report for the S.S. of Dr. K. O. Winstedt, Director of Education deals with the progress ot English Schools, the training of teachers for the same, and evening
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    HOW SWISS PEOPLE LIVE.
    147 4 I l Tourists, travelling rapidly through Switzerland, where, at first sight, all activities set m to centre around the hotel indu.-try. are seldom able to acquire a correct notion of the comparative importance of other Swiss industries and trade in general. It is of interest to
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    864 5 Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. June 30. At 6.30 a.m. His Excellency and Lady Clifford attended Mass at the Church of St. John the Evangelist. Miss L. Pritchard came to stay at Government House. Mr. J. H. M. Robson, C.8.E., came to luncheon. Monday. July 1. Miss L. Pritchard left
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      141 5 JUNIOR CAMBRIDGE PREPARATORY CLASS FROM JULY 11. AFTERNOON, 2 P.M. TO S P.M. Tuitions only in English, Arithmetic, Geometry and Algebra, on which success in CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATIONS depends. Thos. who attend this class will be admitted to the Junior Cambridge Class next year. SPECIAL ENGLISH COACH for all ..tandards—from 5.30
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      364 5 The Sorrows of Smith. "I was getting 'fed up* with things," remarked Smith recently to his chum, Brown. "My wife was always complaining and nothing seemed to go right. She was nervy and rundown, I know, and looked worn out, yet what could I do? Often in trying to mend
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      535 6 SURINA THEATRE Always in the Lead. North Bridge Road. 'Phone St 6281 FROM WEDNESDAY. JULY It TO imn.. JULY. 16 DA! SECOND SHOW AT 9 l\y JACK PERHIN in KING OF Bf 4&ts harold "Lloyd in "From Hand to Mouth" Laughs, laughs and laughs from hea The Greatest Dog in
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    314 7 Tin Again Rises. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. >-Jay: RUBBER. London 11 7/16d., up 1/16. New York 21% cents (G), down cent. Shares: —Steady. Allenbys $2.30 —$2.50. V er Moleks $1.85 —-$1.95, Ayer Panas I 7f,—$10.25, Bassetts 90 cents—$1, Balz ivvnies $3.10 —$.{.30,
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    HOME MARKET.
    81 7 London, July 9. Manchester Market. 8% lb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) I* B 40*5 Grey yarns, single twist 17% 6 lb. T. Cloth, fair—24 yarda 8s Liverpool Market. Cotton —Fully Middling American 10.30 Egyptian Cotton 16.30 Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £20..1j.0 Produce. Copra, fair merchantable ml Black Pepper
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    76 7 A report has reached us from Labuan to the effect that Major Bullen, who toss large interests in mines in the Straits Settlements snd F.M.S., is contemplating floating a company in Singapore, wirh a capital of $1,500,000, to mine coal in Labium. The intention is to tail operations on a
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    124 7 The N.Y.K. liner "Kamakura Maru" is duo on Monday from Japan with 657 immigrants bound for South America. The "Kweiyang" is due on Saturday from Hong Kong and Hoihow with 1,000 native deck passengers from the last port. The "Indus Maru" is expected on .Holiday from Calcutta, and
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    ARRIVALS.
    254 7 Van der Hagen," Dut.. 1,911 tons, Capt. Mulder, from Sabang, 10-7; for Penang, 13- 7. "Gen. v. Geen." Dut., 665 tons, Capt. Rosenberg, from Belawan-Deli, 10-7; for Belawan-Deli, 12-7. "Mata Hari," Brit., 510 tons, Capt. Slightham, from Malacca, 11-7; for Penang, 14- 7. 44 Philoctetus," Brit., 7,187 tons, Capi.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    121 7 Ships Alongside the Wh*rvs* Singapore, Jul> 11. Ea«t Wharf (Entrance Gate IL Chifuku Maru 22; Rajula 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kashgar 18; Kistna 16; Suisanc 1"; Nieuw Zeeland 12; Capitaine Faure 9; Gen. Metzinger 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Edavana 30; Start 32; C Lopez
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    Shares & Produce.
    1295 7 Shares Produce. PRODUCE. Singapore, July 11. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $354 Hmyn Sell*™ Pirr s *im 4> Johore Black Pepper Kice Siam 8 335 Mixed Black Pepper 01.00 R ee S am 4 :i15 Sundried Copra 9.40 Rice! Saigon 1 885 885 Rice laigon 3 253 Sma11 6.26 es
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    BOH NAI HOE CHARITY PERFORMANCE.
    103 7 The Merrilads Musical Association will this evening, at the starlight Hall, New World, at 8.45 o'clock, hold a fim\l dress rehearsal of the play which they are to produce, the opening night being the? 18th inst., when the proceeds will be in aid cf the
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders froas India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100.
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      678 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WAN T E D—Smart English speaking FOR SALE—Clean saadf sea-side 1av..1 clerk with experience in tailoring business, at Changi, near Police Station. Sea frontApply Box 88y, c/o Malaya Tribune. age about 300 ft. and there is also river behind land. Area about lVz acres. Apply V. Scbrielo, 136,
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      210 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, JULY 11. "Southern and Western India (Rajula) 3 p.m. Upper Burma, North North India (Edavana) 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (C. Lopez y Lopez) 3 p.m. Kemarnan and Trengganu (Hong Lee) 3 p.m. Malacca (Kopah) 3 p.m. Tava, South-West Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Sibajak)
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      152 7 SINGAPORE DIARY, To-day. July 11. High Tides.—o.47 a.m., 2.19 p.m. Anglo-Chinese School Sports, Stadium Football: Div. 11, S.R.C. v. Police, S.R.C R.A. v. V.M.C.A., V.M.C.A. Football: S.C.C. v. 5.J.0.8.A., S.C.C. Italian Marionettes, New World, 9.15 p.n H.M.S. 41 Pinafore," Vie. Theatre, 9.30 p.n To-morrow, July 12. High Tides.—l.4o a.m., 3.0
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      200 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT. MALAYA. THl RSDAY, JULY 11. 9 A.M. Temperature. Rainfall Bright Mean Wind. Sunshine Force Stations. i ryesterday iYesterday Humidity Dtrec- < Weatter, Max Min No of M H P j j Ins. hours. tion. j r Kuaia Lumpur 84 j 71 MS M
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    59 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. Fl N ERAL A NNOU.NCEM ENT. MR. SIM KIA TENC» —The remains of t*»e late Mr. Sim Kia Teng will be removed from his residence No. 47, Circular Road, 192J, at 10 a.m. foi Singapore Iiarb'#rr Board and place there to await df'spuuh by
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    GETTING TOGETHER.
    761 8 JVrak has once again fcvcti Malaya a lead—it is becoming a habit J< has held a dinner al which leading European** were the hosts of a representative body of Chinese. It was a very happy and cordial function, and, it is said, will yield welcome results in the
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    214 8 The Police Band will not be able to only at the Botanical Gardens to-morrow. Mr. G. H. Sargant has been appointed a member of the Licensing Board, Kluamj, in plucf of Mr. G. Phillips, resigned. The footprints oi H .<'. B»d CUO were clearly discernible in one of the bu
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    ANOTHER CUSTOMS CATCH.
    60 8 Large Consignment of Drugs. (Reuter's Service.) Pans, July 10. The authorities are investigating the mystery of four boxes of "personal effects'' consigned under cover of diplomatic immu nity to a high official of the Afghan legation which was found to contain heroin and cocaine valued at 832,000
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    Chinese Official's Wife.
    56 8 HUSBAND SUSPENDED, Washington, July 11. The Chinese Minister has suspended Ying Kao, the Consular official at San Francisco in whosa wife's luggage a million dollars' worth of opium was found. The Executive Committee of ths Kuoir.intang in America has passed a resolution requesting that the woman be
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    ITALIAN MARIONETTES.
    393 8 1 Like Artists of Flesh and Blood. I If there Is any performance worth seeing at the New World or anywhere at all in Singapore it is Santoro's Italian Marionettes. Coming from the Scala Theatre, London, and after touring India and Burma, Signor Santoro landed in Singapore yesterday
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    371 8 Mr. A. M. Hamilton, of United Engineers, who has be?n a, pointed Sftjefl Mau&tjcr Oi the Agency, Publicity and Sales Depart m nt, in Singapore, is in l J »ar.<ko.i on it business visit. The usual weekly cinema performance will he held at the V.M.C.A. Hall to-morro-.-at 8.30 p.m. pood
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    A Quick Dealb.
    506 8 (British Official Wireless.) (Reuter's Service.) OCCUPANTS OF LOST SUBMARINE. Drowned While Sinking. Details of the collision between two British Submarines, in which H47 was sunk, show that the hatches could not have been close J and that the 24 occupant» .r.uvt have been quickly drowned a- u
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    CYCLIST INJURED.
    71 8 Sequel to a Dangerous Practice A rather unusual accident occurred at tlie Upper Serangoon village early this morrin: when a Chinese cyclist, who had I n hangirto a Chevrolet lorry, suddenly fo.:nd his na c sage obstructed. In letting the ion.he lost his balance and was inrov.n heavily
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    THE GEYLANG DUEL.
    52 8 Wounded Detective improving. The Malay detective who was shot in th le? by one of five gunmen, d'tring the desperate duel at Geylang recently, has ben discharged from Tan Took Sena's Hospital. The condition of th- Chinese detei tive h reported to be improving but progress is
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    QUARRY ACCIDENT.
    66 8 "Death by Misadventure." The City Coroner tMr. F. G. Hn »me) returned a vcxict of "Death b:, H:s..:i?enti;rt: al the conclusion of the inquiiy yesterday intethe death of a Chinese who kiL-d in an accident that occurred at the Municipa' Quarry at Mandai recent 1". 3 he d.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    30 8 From Holland by "Sibajak,* l due at Singapore at 11 a.m. to-ciuy. From Europe (London mail* deaptttfced June 20) by "Mahva," d ie at Peuaafj mid night to-day.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    41 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcndcn:—11 %d. New Ycrk:—22 cents t'C). Singapt re:—38 V*-38*4 ce;: f .s. TIN. L^iiJrn:—Spot £2C." 1C$ Cd 29* 3 months, buyers c'J.S >"»s (up 2ds) sellers £20& 17s <>d (up 2J.sK S.'ngapcre:—S106.G2W. (2."»0 tons s;»!d.>
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      386 8 Rustless Steel Cutlery. Rustless Steel Cutlery means a great saving in labour, as it needs only to be washed m hot water, and does not require to be polished in a machine or with knife powder. It has a better and more lasting appearance than ordinary Steel, and is much
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    Singapore to London in Eleven Days. NAVAL BASE APPROVED.
    280 9 Admiralty Plans to be Completed by 1937. MUI-TSAI REPORT RECEIVED. Electoral Reform Inquiry: Chairman Appointed. (Reuter's Service.) The second Labour Government has decided to complete the work on the Singapore Naval Base. A long debate on many aspects of policy has
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    Mui-Tsai Report.
    307 9 NOW BEING CONSIDERED. (Reuter's Service.) London, July 10. In the Commons at question time, the Under Secretary for the Co'.onies, Mr. W. Ltmn, said that a further report from the Governor of Hong Kong on the question of the abolition of Mui-Tsai had been received and was now
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    Rhineland Evacuation.
    197 9 BRITAIN FREE TO ACT ALONE. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, July 10. Mr. Henderson, answering questions in the Commons to-day as to whether the Government were under any sort of pledge or obligation not to evacuate the Rhineland without simultaneous action by the French, stated that the British Government
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    Gesture of Goodwill.
    77 9 SUBMARINE PROGRAMME STOPPED? (Reuter's Service.) London, July 11. Conflicting considerations, the und'mi.iishink 1 unemployment and the vrocucin'; of a striking international gesture of goodwill, are report <1 to liave lx-en weighed by th.- Cabinet in considering the naval r v<v ramme. Several newst>aners state that the Government
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    EIGHT DEAD IN PIT EXPLOSION.
    73 9 Poisonous Gases Frustrate Rescue Parties. (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, July 10. Kipht lives were lost to-day in an expk> ion at Kttfraea Colliery, Blaenavon ery, Blaenavon, South Wales. About sixty men were working in the pit at tne Four were killed outright and four were
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    OVER-WATER CABLE.
    54 9 New York to New Jersey. (Reuter's Service.) New Wrk, July 10. The first over-water contact between Vmk and New Jersey was established cahlc between towers erected in the Hudson River to support a new bridge. Governors and Mayors of New York v Jersey participated in the ceretes aboard
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    TRIAL OF INDIAN EXTREMISTS.
    141 9 Sixteen in the Dock. (Reuter's Service.) Lahore. July 11. The trial has begun of sixteen persons, including Jaigopal, (who gave evidence against Bhagat Singh and Dutt) and nine others who have absconded, on a series of charges of conspiring to wage war against the King to
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    GENERAL IN PRISON.
    38 9 (Reuter's Service.) Madrid, Jiuy 11. General Castrogirona. ex-Captain-General of Valencia, has been sentenced to a year's detention in a military prison for culpable negligenco in carrying out duties during the icvolt in Valencia in January.
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    China an Equal.
    806 9 INTERNATIONAL TRADE EDIFICE. Treaty Question Shelved. (Reuter's Service.) Encouragement, ndvice, and help were offered to China at the international trade conference, at which China is represented, but the demand for revision of the "unequal treaties" was shelved as a political question. Aunsterdam, July 10. The chief topic
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    Unequal Treaties.
    142 9 DEMAND FOR REVISION. (Reuter's Service.) (Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.) Amsteidam. Jury 10. A Chinese spokesman urcred that the time had arrived for the abolition of the :o-call.d unequal treaties and extra-terri-toriality. The plenary session finally passed a res< lution welcoming the participation of the Chinese delegation declaring they would
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    RECORD BEATEN.
    316 9 44 Southern Cross at Croydon. A WILD WELCOME. Kingsford Smith's important Mission. (Reuter's Service.) (British Official Wireless.) London, July 10. The "Southern Cross" beat Bert Hinkler's record for the EnglandAustralia flight by nearly two days, taking lift days* from Derby. Australia, to Croydon, England. I Rugby, July 10.
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    11½ Days from Singapore.
    140 9 PROSPECT OF QUICKER MAILS. The "Southern Cross' was also the fir t. raaemne tj fiy direct from Australia to Singapore, the trip occ upying 19 hours. The iourity from Singapore to Croydon waS accomplished in 11 days, 10 hours and 15 mins., which exceeds all expectations
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    Atlantic Flight.
    93 9 MAGNIFICENT TRIP. (Reuter's Service.) Sahtander, July 10. The "Pathfinder' is stated to have had a magnificent flight of 3,400 miles in 31 \ii houis but was troubled by fog for a part of the way. It had no wireless and Hew high, IK t wasting any petrol by
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    Killed at the Start.
    94 9 JAPANESE ON WORLD FLIGHT. (Reuter's Service.) New York, July 10. The report with regard to Masashi Goto is confirmed. Goto, backed by Japanese newspapers on the Pacific coast, had his 'plane built. He planned to ship it from New York to London, thence to fly to
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    Refuelling Feat.
    78 9 THIRD RECORD IN A FEW WEEKS. (Reuter's Service.) Culver City, July 10. The aeroplane "Angeleno" has established a new refuelling endurance record of 175 hours? 59 seconds and is still flying. [This is the third time in a few weeks that th«* record has been broken, since it
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    To-day's Feature.
    8 9 INDIAN NEWS AND NOTES, on page
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    298 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Malays* Putfid Display. 1 R.A. SHARE THE POINTS. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A large crowd paid hard cash only to ace. a putrid display at the Stadium yesterday, when the R.A. opposed the Malays in a First Division match. The Gunners showed their usual form, but the display
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    League Fixtures.
    366 10 TO-DAY, JULY 11. Division IL 6.R.C. v. Police at S.R.C. gro'.md. ■rft.K. v VM.C.A. at Y.M.C.A. ground. TO-MORStOVV, JULY 12. Division I. «Seletar v. S.R.C. at Stadium. Division IL 0.T.P.C. v. H. Board at Malay ground, tlotoins v. Welch at S.C.P.A. ground. SATURDAY. JULY 13. Division IL «.CPA
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    F.S.A. v. S.J.I.
    52 10 i The following will represent the Friendly Sporting Association against St. Joseph's Institution to-morrow on the latter's ground:— Thian Lye; Khoo Peng Yam, Tan Ob wee Tiong; Yoow Chong Lay, Tan Chwee *ftck, Yeo Chiang Bok; Tan Chin Bock, greo T'ang Chwee, Yeow Cheng Hoe, Willie Tan,
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    Teniang Rovers Beat N.S.C.
    78 10 '<i,On the Seremban Station Padang on Mon4ay the Temlang Rovers Association defeated tije Negri Sembilan Club in the N.S.F.A. League 2—1. The Rovers played their best |ame of the season and thoroughly deserved Ifeeir victory. After twenty minutes' play Amptsvanar scored for them from a free-kick.
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    Lok Wah Arrive.
    98 10 SEASIDE PREPARATION. Toe 't ok Wah footballers from Shanghai, who are to play two matches in Singapore bjfore touring Java, and possibly other matches in Malaya afterwards, arrived this morning by the French mail. They were met by Mr. Cheok Wah and other members of the Straits
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    59 10 The Junior team of Health and Strength Leaguers' Union will meet the Tee Hoo Lye Institution in a friendly match on the latter's ground, Balestier Road, on Friday. The League team will be:—Govindasamy; Ong Seng Hock, E. Kirn Teck; Mott Fook, Tiam Wee. Ah Leong;
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    S.A.P. v. Treasury.
    49 10 The following will represent the Social Athletic Party against the Government Treasury to-day on the J.C.S.A. ground: Song Hoe; Tow Pew, Ah Cheong; Nam Pan, Kia Heng, Hon Fai, Wing Kan, Kair Fong, Hong Wing, Shang Chep, Hong Toon. Reserves:—Tiang Chwee, Ah Leek and Joe Moh.
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    485 10 An Association Formed. ATHLETICS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, July 9. At the Negri Sembilan Club last night a public meeting was held for the purpose Kit forming an Amateur Athletic Association for Negri Sembilan. At the outset Mr. Farquharson read the notice convening the meeting. He
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    'Varsity Match Drawn.
    72 10 INDIAN PRINCE'S CONSISTENCY. CRICKET. (Reuter's Service.) London. July 10. 'In the ninety-first anriual Inter-Varsity cricket match, which was begun at Lord's on Monday and concluded to-day, the scores were as follows: Cambridge: 377 (Morgan 149. KempweTch 57) and 220 for 4 declared, (Block 55, Valentine 52). Oxford:
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    Perak Turf Club.
    103 10 THE TURF. Scratchings for to-day in the Perak Turf Chjb'3 Burner meeting at Ipoh are:— gtaim 3. -Clay Reveller, Hop Away, Toropo and Jotavon. Race s.—Tiresome, Santorio. Monarch, Noble Moor and Bright Haki. Rnce fi.—Southern Cross, Ruddy Brook and Star of Athole. Race B.—Silver Rock. All engagement:
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    S.V.R.A. "Bisley."
    333 10 PREPARING FOR INTERPORT SHOOT. RIFLE-SHOOTING. The following are details of the S.V.R.A. "Bisley" meeting, which is to take place on the Bukit Tnnah Range on Aug. 3, 4 and 5. An attractive programme has been arranged by the promoters snd should produce some keen competition. The events are
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    C.C.O.B.A. v. Chiow Nam School.
    64 10 VOLLEY-BALL. The Chiow Nam School (champions of Kuala Lumpur) will meet the Chong heng Old Boys' Association on the latter* ground in Beach Road (at the junction of Jaiun Sultan) at 4.45 p.m. to-day. The following will represent the Old Boys:—Boon Tay, Lee Chew, Gim
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    Selangor Championships.
    44 10 RESULT OF MEN'S DOUBLES FINAL. TENNIS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 10. After a really excellent tight in the Selangor tennis championships, Hewett and Errington beat Oliver and D< nnler in the final of the men's doubles i»- 7, cV
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    "Smiling Kid's" Challenge.
    33 10 BOXING. "Smiling Kid" is willing to meet L. S. Fond in a contest of 12 two-minute rounds, if air. promoter will arrange the light alter his contest with Kid Orchard.
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    G.E.S. Sports.
    29 10 ATHLETICS. The annual sports of the Geylang English School will he h n ld on Saturday, the 21th inst. Mrs. E. A. Brown will distribute the piiz-'s.
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    S.C.B.P. Championship.
    49 10 BILLIARDS. Members of the Serangoon Choir Badminton Party are r-minded of the billiards o,p?n championship final, fixed for Saturday at 3 p.m. The finalists are Ng Cheng Kiang and Lim Meng Liang. Prizes for both the handicap and open championship tournaments will be distributed aftor the match.
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    PROTESTS OF THIRTY-EIGHT NATIONS.
    188 10 U. S. Tariff Schedule. (Reuter's Service.) Washington. July 10. Thirty-eight nations have up to the present protested against the proposed new import tariff schedules parsed by the House of Representatives and now before the Senate. The protesting nations include Australia, chiefly .-.gainst the wool duties, Great
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    Sports Notes.
    895 10 A WEEKLY COMMENTARY. (Special to th "Malaya Tribune.") Now that professional boxing has been successfully revived, promoters would be well advised not to lose the confidence of the public by getting "set-u»>s'' to fight experienced boxers. Boxing enthusiasts, who pay good money for admission, have been fooled too
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    Horlicks B.P. Tournament.
    146 10 BADMINTON. The following ties in the Horlicks Badminton Party Singles "A" and '*B" Championships will be played off during the v. c.'k-end:— Saturday: (A) Yeo Koon Yam v. E. Cheng Leong; Robert Chia v. Khoo Eng Kong; (B) Gan Hock Hoe v. Chia Boon Hong; Seah Peng
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    A New Treaty?
    71 10 BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS. (Reuter's Service.) Nanking, July 10. The Kuo Min official news agency learns that Sir Miles Lampson is coming from Peking next month to conclude an agreement regarding retrocession of Wei Hai Wei and the disposition of the British Boxer Indemnity Fund, after which negotiations will
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    Chiang Optimistic.
    128 10 A NEW PRESS CENSORSHIP. [By courtesy of Sin Chew Jit Poh."] Peiping, July 11. Interviewed at the Hotel de Pekin, Chiang Kai Shek took a i optimistic view of the future. Outlining his policies, he said; Upon my ;eturn to Nanking I intend to call a meeting of
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    Battalion Commander Shot.
    141 10 CENTRAL BANK'S NEW NOTES. ("Sin Kuo Min" Press Service.) Hong Kong, July 11. Chan Chai Tong and Chan Ming Shu have decided on the 13th or I4th inst. to come to Hong Kong and invite Tang Chak Yu to Canton to assume control of the Construction Department.
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    Harbin Sensation.
    96 10 SOVIET OFFICIALS ARRESTED. (Reuter's Service.) Harf>in, July 11. Chinese Manchurian oilkiai? yesterday took over the Chinese Eastern Railways and Telegraph and Telephone systems, alleging that they had been used for the dissemination of red propaganda. The Chinese police closed down the General Trades Union, the Chinese Eastern Railways
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    Singapore Assizes.
    1264 10 ACQUITTED MEN Kiss WARDERS HANI). Alleged Robbers' Alibi Succeeds, Abdul Hamid bin Hadji Mustaub a Suroh Surat bin Tuplak, the two Javan lubber tappers who were ai charge'of committing armed robl th house cf a widowed Malay lady on M 18 last, put up a successful defem Jk?
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    K.L. MOTOR FATALITY.
    556 11 Charge Against European Driver. suit t ii inquest held in the art vuala Lumpur, on May th« death of a Chinese clerk, Mr. Kong, employed in the Posts and s Department stores, who died in a! Hospital on April 16 following t accident on the Ampang Road
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    THE RAILWAY RAMP.
    259 11 A Kuala Lumpur Comment. In an editorial commenting on the proceedings at last week's Legislative Council meeting the "Malay Mail' says. "The anticipated debate on the voU; .or the railway deviation scheme did not i-at rialise. According to some champions of Singapore's interests, the tinancia i-af of
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    30 11 rs for week ending Sunday July 1* i July 11.-Band Practice, HeadI, lo p.m. Cio-nnl-orrow, July 12.-Elementary Signal X, Headquarters, 51 f > )m Class, Headquarters, 5.10 p.m.
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    Correspondence.
    88 12 [Our readers are invited to write to us pn subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does hot necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be a? brief as possible, preferably (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names may
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    "Is Evolution a Myth?"
    401 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Please allow me to make L. A. D.'s case a little stronger. Tne rendering given of Luke 23.43 by Dr. Weymouth in his "New Testament in Modern Speech" is: "I tell you in solemn truth, replied Jesus, that tins day,
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    The Travancoreans.
    235 12 (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—With reference to J. L.'s letter cf the 3rd inst. re Travancoreans, I really sympathise with him and many a friend of his. in not finding out the actual facts about the meeting held at 11, Dhoby Ghaut (Ceylon Tamil Association Hall) on
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    Wild Animals.
    177 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —I notice in your isue of the 6th inst. that the Federated Malay States Government have now amended their law on game by the removal of elephants and sambur deer from the second and third schedules of the Wild Animals and Birds
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    "Untouchability."
    701 12 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —Reading the letters on the above subject I feel I must take up my pen and lend my voice in support of Mr. Charles Hooper. This undesirable practice is really a disgrace to civilisation, and all clear-thlnk-ing men with any sense at all
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    Dog-Shooting in Singapore.
    362 12 iTo the Editor. "Malaya Tribune Sir.—Mr. Pang's letter appears sensible at first r.-ading, but thinking over it it calls for criticism. He s >eaks of the danger of the public in employ uig dot: shoe ters and asks: Why not adopt the methods used it Home by
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    CIVIL AVIATION SAFE.
    642 13 Captain Riley's Address to Delhi Rotarians. Speaking at the Delhi Rotary Club on Jane 7, Capt. Riley of the Delhi Flying Club, observed that the aim of the Light Aeroplane Club in India was to make the people of the country airminded. There was a general impression
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    SUGAR FROM FLOWERS.
    366 13 Large Scale Production in Near Future. In the- bottom of a test tube in laboratory of the U. S. Bureau of Standards, Washington D. C, experimenters recently examined a bit of starch-like sub- tance extracted from dahlias. What they found may result in thousands of acres Uing
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      531 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. Tenders are invited on behalf of Messrs. Mansfield and Co., Ltd., for the demolition of "White House," Dalvey Road and the carting iaway of all materials. Specification and tender forms may be obtained* from the Architects, Swan and Maclaren, Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Tenders close at noon
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      488 14 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Bank requires efficient clerk. Only those with good experience need apply to 555, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—A Junior Lady Typist. Shorthand unnecessary. Salary $30 to $40. Apply 666, c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—At once two Senior and capable compositors for advertising department. Applications from experienced men only will be
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      436 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Arte 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. HOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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