Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1929

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune el. XVI.- No. 100 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1929
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    Home Sports Review.
    2023 2 SOUTH AFRICA'S GREAT FIGHT. SHOOTING AT BISLEY. Woalley's Notable Record. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") London. July 18. The whole country is ringing with praise of the South African cricketers who made such a spirited rally on the last day of the third Test match. This was
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      458 2 i Wim Every doctor j f knows f 1 Every Doctor knows that experimenting with I Is mmlh mnny OC^S is had f° r baby. And as he has jr &jj learnt from experience that there is one food SNr* a rees witn nine babies out of ten, he says:
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    The Hill-Stations.
    2173 3 TOO MUCH PRIORITY FOR GOVT. SERVANTS? Sir George Maxwell Replies to the "Tribune." The article below, signed "G.M." (identity obvious!) appears in the July issue of "British Malaya" (London): The following extract is taken from an editorial in a recent issue of the Malaya Tribune":— "Prom the beginning,
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    INDIA AND THE LORDS.
    339 5 Overwhelmed in Debate. For the first time since the passing of India under the Crown the India Office has no representative in the House of Lords. There is no statutory obligation that it must be represented in both the Houses of Parliament, but a convention had
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    MARKET PRICES.
    438 5 Singapore. Aug. 10. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 55 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality) kati 55 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 58 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks each 1.10 Pigeons, domestic
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    68 5 This story is related by a responsible untitled ment sonant who shou'd Know: After the Chief Secretary, Sir Will am Peal, and I adv Peel had paid a visit to I s hool not a hundred miles from Kuala Lumpur, one of tne Bluff asred his class if they knew
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    Commercial News. RUBBER STATISTICS.
    86 7 Colony Dealers' Stocks. The following analysis of dealers' stork* nf «,kk Malacca. Province Wellesley and SrWrSS ln P nan .Statistics. S.S. and P.M.S. supplied by the acting Registrar Geneial of Ribbed Q ,m TT Scrap Total Smoked Unsmoked Crepe. and all &neet. sheet. Lump Grades. Singapore
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    LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    308 7 iiubber and Tin Both Down. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. -day: RUBBER. mdon 10 4i d.. down V»d. New York 20-\ cents (G), unchanged, shares:—Quiet. Allenbys $2.30—52.40, Ayer eka $1.70—51.80, Ayer Panas its 95 cents—sl. Balgownies $3.10 —$3.20, ';.)gas $1.30—51.35, Bukit Jelotongs 75 77 nts.
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    OPTIMISM ABOUT TIN.
    280 7 Excellent Prospects of T.P.A. The news from London (says the Finar. < ;al Correspondent of the "Straits Echo", •iiseussing tin) is decidedly optimistic. The composition of the Provisional Council of Che Tin Producers' Association is such that any policy decided upon will have the sup-. P rt
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    HOME TRADE RETURNS.
    35 7 Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 13. The Board of Trade returns for July h >wi that imports were worth £93,550,000 "i exports £66,519,000, increases over the June figures of £2,053,000 and £16,626,000 '•spectively.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    623 7 Rose Macphail and Penman's Report. Messrs. Rose Macphail and Penman Ltd., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Aug. 9, state: Mining.—Owing to the intervention of the holidays, the volume of (business done during the week has been small and the share market is dull in sympathy with
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    RUBBER IN WIRELESS SETS.
    212 7 In the R. G. A. Bulletin appears an interesting report prepared for the Association by Messrs. Digby Fairthorne on the use of rubbe- for isolating- wireless sets. Mr. Pollard Digby wiil be recognised as the well-known expert who recently carried out important road vibration tests and
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    OIL PALM PLANTATIONS.
    445 7 Pogross Report to Bondholders. Messrs. Rennie, Lowick and Co.. as secretaiies of Oil Palm Plantatijns, Ltd., issue the following Progress Report to bondholders, dated July 31: Since cur last report, issued in Apiil. considerable progress has been made both in the sale of bonds and in the
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    TIN OUTLOOK IMPROVES.
    194 7 London. July 20. Tin prices have moved steadily upward during the past week to over £210 per ton. a price not touched for over three months. Though it was not supposed that any such rise would take place as a consequence of the decision to form a
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    71 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 o'clock noon. Aug. 14. Buyer» teller» R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.P. Spot 35'4 Standard R.S.S. on Tender August 35 September 36 36 V* October 37 v 4 374 Oct./Dec. 38'i 38% Jan./Mar. 39Vi 39*4 Tone of Market:—Steady, quiet. Latest Cable:—London
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    EXCHANGES.
    138 7 British Official Wireless. London. Aug. 13. Paris 123.975 New York 4.84 Brussels 34.88 Geneva 25.205 Amsterdam 12.10 Milan 92.75 Berlin 20.355 Stockholm 18.10 Copenhagen 18.21 Oslo 18.20 Vienna 34.425 Prague 163^ Helsingfors 192 Madrid 33.025 Lisbon 108.20 Athens 375 Bucharest 817 Rio 67^ Buenos Aires 4714 Bombay Is 5
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    RUBBER YIELDS AND BUDGRAFTING.
    207 7 We have been shown a rac-nt l?ttsr from i lubber plant:r in which he says tnat. weii.iing up all the arguments advanced by ad o a s of bud-grafting and the o'yject'.ons lodged b critics, it would appear that, though ih; original and perhaps rather cx
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    PRODUCE.
    146 7 Singapore, Aug. 14. Rice, Siam 1 per Koyan $362 Rice, Siam 2 $350 Rice, Siam 3 $340 Rice, Siam 4 $322 Rice, Saigon A-l $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $295 Rice, Saigon 2 $278 Rice, Saigon 3 $255 Rice, Rangoon 1 $252 Rice, Rangoon 2 $247 Rice, Par Boiled No.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    52 7 EXISTENCE OF A SHOAL. A notice to mariners announces the existence of a shoal right across the dredged South Channel at Lat. 5 19' 30"N, long 100" aO' 30"E (appro). The depth is 23 fee. This channel was previously supposed to have a least depth of 24 feet
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    CANADIAN PACIFIC LINERS.
    257 7 The "Empress of Canada" sailing from Vancouver, B. C, on Dec. 7, 1929 will call at Honolulu. P. L on all Westward voyages. The "Empress of Russia" sailing from Vancouver on Dec. 21, 1929 and Mar. 8, 1930 and the "Empress of Asia" scheduled to leave Vancouver
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    ARRIVALS.
    153 7 "Flevo» Brit. 123 toru. Capt. Gaggins, from Malacca, 13-8; for Malacca, 14-8 "Imataca," Nor. 942 tons, Capt. Johnson, from Malacca 13-8; for Malacca 14-8 "Dessan," Ger. 4,116 tons, Capt. Parpart, from Bremen, 13-8; for Shanghai, 14-8 "Honolulu Maru," Jap. 3,540 tons, Capt. Lgu.sa. from Nagoya, 13-8; for Bombay, "Haruna
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    117 7 The Surma. Who would win, a boxer or a wrestler, if they were matched in a prize ring? This problem is decided in the Universal melodrama, "The Body Punch." which will open to-night at the Surma Theatre. A story full of thrills reaches its climix in a duel
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    33 7 The rate of Issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day Is Rs. 153 for $100. The rata of payment of Money Orders from Tndta and Ceylon Is Rs. 157 for $100.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 7 Ships Alongside the Wharves. Singapore. August 14. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Ekma 22. J Main Wharf fEntrance Gate J). Heron 16; Kenkyu Maru 15; Hector It; Azav le Rideau 9; Sally Maersk. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Benwyvis 33; Kola 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Narbada
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      578 7 Daily Weather Report. METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, SURVEY DEPARTMENT, MALAYA. KIDNESBAY, AUGUST 14, 9 AM. Temperature Rainfall j Bright Mean Wind. I Sunshine Force Stations. yesterday. Yesterday Humidity Dirtc- Weather, Max Mm No. of M.H.P. F. p. Ins. j boars. tion. I I Koala Lumpur 83 j7O .70 57 180 I Calm
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      225 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Aug. 14. High Tides—s.sl p.m., 6.13 ajn Floating Dock No. XI. Naval Base, Official opening by H. E. the Governor, p.m. Football: Div. I, S.C.C. v. 8.C.F.A., Btadium. Div. n, S.H.B. v. R.A.O.C, SUB Italian Marionettes: "The Merry Widow," Victoria Theatre, 9.30 pjn. To-morrow, Ang. 15. High
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    178 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Mr. Tan Yew Aik and famtlv beg to tender their sincerest thanks to the members cf the Straits Junior AssociaUon. those friends and relatives who attended the night visits and funeral of the late Mrs. Kum Teow Yanj and also those who sent
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    756 8 "If the people of this land wish to attain greatness in any direction, the only means is education. The objects of education are clean aianhood and womanhood, clear ea&on, the spirit of v service and sacrifice." Thus spoke Tuan Syed Shaid Ali, President of the Malayan lyav.hjis
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    1248 8 A special article, "A Case for Evolution." by Swami Adyananda. will appear in the "Malaya Tribune" to-morrow. The opening of the magnificent new Eu Tong Sen Theatre facing PeoDle's Park will take place on Saturday at 6 p.m. There will be a tea party at 7 o'clock, and at 8
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    THE TIN PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION.
    66 8 THE TIN PRODU CERS ASSOCIATION. Mr. Malcolm Newman in Singapore. Mr. J. Malcolm Newman, a membe: committee of the Tin Producers' AsL> recently formed in London, arrived pore this morning from ipoh. whlarrived from England last week-e morrow, in our leading article give details concerning the associate emment personalities associated
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    "THE NEW CHINA."
    436 8 An Inspiring Boo!v. A great deal of interest was sbj special series of articles on "The N which appeared during part of last this year in the "Malaya Tribune because they were exceptionally and informative. They were contribuC:rnese gentleman who played ai part in the Chinese Revolution
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    MALAYAN PLANTERS.
    122 8 Final Stage s of Conference. (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Ipoh, Aug. 13. The Planters' Conference at Ipoh bn ktup to-day following a series of enthusiastic meeting's, including the half-yearly meet in l at which Major Eaton, of the Rufcb R» search Institute, was elected a Fellow the I.
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    THE FLOATING DOCK.
    54 8 In connecUon with Uie arrangements for the public inspection of the Floating on Saturd-iy and Sundiy. the Singapore ti°n Co. omnibuses will travel from the SBukit Timah Road junction (ar. pre' announced) to the 15tl» milestone. ri?h. the gate of the Na>a! Ba*. The fare will be
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    68 8 From Indo-China by "G. G. Merlin Singapore daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by •'Bengal M due Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Bingo Mai Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Fuslnm; N due Singapore to-morrow. From Europe (London mails despatch*■<'. 25) by "Rohna." due Penang
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    38 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London:—10 7/16d. New York:—20% cents <G> Singapore:—35»4 -35. cents. TIN. London:—Spot £208 10s. Od. 'down 12s 3 months, buyers £212 10s. <dowr. sellers £212 12s. 6d. (down 20s.». Singapore:—$107.50. (225 tons sold.)
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    Strenuous Efforts to End British Strike. NOT BLUFFING.
    210 9 F, r. Snowden's Sharp Words. tBWEBS SWEPT AWAY. Reuter's Service. 13. li itrast to the American criticisms of M; .iip Snowden's objections to the km< reparations plan is the whole-hearted Br ress support of Mr. Snowden to-day. nee Disraeli," says one commentator,
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    FRIDAY THE CRITICAL DAY.
    59 9 The Hague, August 13. French. Belgian and Italian delegates :re privately discussing how to satisfy the British demand for diminution of deliveries in kind. It l? t xpected that they will submit a conpropowj to the Financial Commission to-morrow. The critical day will be Friday, when
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    Evacuation Agreement?
    158 9 nmn impatient to get out. Reuter's Service. The Hague, August 13. It is officially stated that the meeting of Mr. Henderson. M. Briand, Hr. Stresemanri. and M. Kyams anent the evacuation of the Rhineland was so satisfactory that the Political Commission will not meet to-morrow. M. Briand a
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    AMERICAN CRITICISM.
    132 9 New York. August 14. tin i ricans are more interested in the events at The Hague than in any international consince the Naval Disarmament Conferit 1927. Newspapers publish daily two to colttanM of despatches from The Hague. American correspondents almost unanimously Mr. Snowden of ruining the Young Plan,
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    BRIAND SURPRISES GERMANY.
    75 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. The Hague, August 13. lay 'i surprise was M. Briand's proposal constitution of the Commission of 1 >n should be composed of occupation 1 and Germans for an indefinite period, up to now has been unacceptable to G An unpleasant impression has also used
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    NEW YORK POLICE WORK CRITICISED.
    80 9 Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 13. death has occurred at the age of 47 of, Joseph Warren, ex-Police Commissioner. Mayor Walker compelled to resign last ocr in consequence of public indignation «ngster outrages. The record of his suc>r, Mr. Grover Whalen, is severely criticised c
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    To-day's Feature.
    9 9 B W SPORTS REVIEW, on page 2.
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    Unhappy Marriage.
    691 9 SWISS LADY AND CHINESE HUSBAND. Lausanne to Singapore. A statement that she was disillusioned when she came to Singapore was made before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) yesterday by Martha Martinette Voon, who claimed maintenance from her husband. Dr. X C Voon. Mr. Clauds da
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    KING'S GOOD PROGRESS.
    123 9 Prince Returns from Holiday. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. IS. The present warm and sunny days are materially assisting the complete return to normal health of the King. He has enjoyed a little walking exercise and lvst in th a grounds of Bu kingham Palace. No definite
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    SOVIET 'PLANE'S FORCED LANDING.
    63 9 Reuter's Service. Moscow, Aug. 14. The 'Land of the Soviets" failed to arrive at Chita, being forced to land in an uninhabited place 170 miles from Irkutsk. [The Soviet 'plane was on a trial run from Moscow to the U.S. Pacific Coast, assisted by American air
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    BRITISH REPLY TO CHINA.
    25 9 Reuter's Service. Nanking. Aug. 14. The British reply to China's Note on extraterritoriality was delivered at the Foreign Office this morning.
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    Fight or Talk?
    124 9 DECISIVE MOMENT OF COTTON CRISIS. Movement for Arbitration. Reuter's Service. London, Aug. 13. To-day is expected to be decisive in the cotton crisis. Two of the chief employers' organisations met to consider the alternatives of "arbitration" or "fight to a finish." The operatives' representatives, after consulting the
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    NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED.
    161 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Aug. 14. Meetings, which it is hoped will lead to a resumption of negotiations between the parties in the cotton trade dispute, were held in Manchester to-day. They were the result of the interview between the Prime Minister and employers at Edinburgh
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    PUBLICITY CONGRESS.
    160 9 Getting Dawn to Brass Tacks. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Barlin, Aug. 13. The Government gave a huge reception in honour of the 4,000 delegates to the world congress of the International Advertisers* Association, which on Tuesd. y conclude X the general debate und2r the chairmansh p of the British
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    ITALIAN NAVAL VISIT TO KIEL.
    40 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Kiel, 13. For the t'm" since the v-tr ar Italian naval unit visit d the G3rinan nr.va port whera an enthusiasti? reception v.a accorded by the popu'ace amidst the eus tumary salute.
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    DIPLOMATIC CHANGE
    40 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Aug. 12. The King hsu approved of the appointmen of Mr. Sydney Philip Waterlow, lately Envy Extraordina y and Minister PI mipotentiary t.t Addis Ababa, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Sofia.
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    DISPUTE ON INDIAN REFORMS.
    156 9 Division in Indian Central Committee. London. August 4. Nawab Sir Zulflkkar Ali Khan and Docto Abdullah Suhrawadhy. in a joint statement to Reuter regarding the disagreement among thmembers of the Indian Central Committee, declare: "In the best interest of the poliii al advancement of India, we
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    HOME BY AIR.
    142 9 Weekly Service in 1931. CAPITAL AVAILABLE. London, July 19. The Deputy Director of Civil Aviation (Mr. F. G. L. Bertram), at a luncheon to the Southern Cross" crew, given by Mr. ManAustralian Hon. Minister, said he had reason to hope that by 1931 a weekly air service
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    GRAVE SITUATION ON THE BORDER.
    269 9 Ch'na Awaits Soviet Negotiator. "Sin Kuo Min Press" Service. Shanghai, Aug. 14. General Chang Hsueh Liang has informed the Government that Soviet troops invaded Chinese territory at midnight with bombs, machine-guns and field-pieces, withdrawing at daybreak. Russia has organized a special Par Eastern army under
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    JAPANESE PASSENGERS ON ZEPPELIN.
    113 9 Far East Trip Starts To-morrow. "Japanese News" Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Tokyo, Aug 12. Il i> announced .that Lt. Commander R. of the Japanese Navy, and Mr. T. Shirai, a correspondent of the "Nippon Dompo Tsushiiisha," will be the two Japanese passe:t«i?rs on board the "Graf
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    FRENCH ENTERPRISE IN NEW YORK.
    61 9 New Consulate and Hoiel. Reuter's Service. New York, Aug. 14 The French Government proposes to erect a $50,003,000 sixty-five storey building: ir a fashionable midtown district to house the Consulate and other a-jeneies devoted to propaganda of French interests. The hotel Will contain 1,200 rooms
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    FAMOUS PAINTING SOLD.
    47 9 Reuter's Service. New York. Aug. 14. It is announced that Romney's "Blue Boy" has been purchased by an American collector of Long Island for £55.000. The painting formerly belonged to Mr. W. 8. Burns at London, nephew of the late Mr. J. P. Morgan.
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    Sports & Pastimes: Indian's Feat in County Match. 361 Runs off First-Class Bowling. COUNTY MATCHES.
    485 10 Sports Pastimes: Indian's Feat in County Match. 361 Runs off First-Class Bowling. COUNTY MATCHES. HDULEEPSHINHJI'S BRILLIANT BATTING FEAT. Seven Centuries Two Doubles. Sauce for Worcestershire. CRICKET. Reuter's Service. London. Aug. 13. County championship matches played over the week-end resulted as follows: DERBY BEAT NOTTS. Derbyshire: 457 for 8 decl.; (Storer
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    112 10 LAWN TENNIS. Ties arranged for this week in the lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.R.C. are as follows:— TO-DAY'S TIES. A Doubles Handicap (Semi'^nal). Oh Jitt Siang and Cheong Chee Hai v. Cheong Chee Lim v. Evan Wong. Vcterans's Doubles Handicap. Lim Boon Seng and Koh Thian Seng
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    L.L.T.C. Tournament.
    39 10 Yesterday's tie in the men's doubles in the Ladies Lawn Tennis Club tournament was as follows:— Men's Doubles. N. S. Wise and R. F. Smith beat G. H. Pincknev and fl. L. Marshall, 5—7, 6 —3, 8—tf.
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    G.G.C. Monthly Medal.
    73 10 GOLF. The following was the result of the monthly medal competition at the Garrison Golf Club, played on Saturday and Sunday, for which seven cards were taken out: Capt. G. Mackworth all Square. Lt. Col. A. T. Shakespear 5 down. Lieut. B. D Jones 7 down. Capt.
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    737 10 Welch v. R. F. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. DRAWN GAME AT THE STADIUM. The R. E. drew with the Welch 2nd XI 1—1 yesterday at the Stadium in the Second Division of the Singapore Leauge. From the kick-off the R. E. had the better of the game but poor finishing
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    BALDOCK'S TERMS.
    683 10 Will Fight American for £2,000. BOXING. Teddy Baldock's terms for a match with the negro. AI Brown, are modest, writes John Fearless in "Athletic News." Our champions manager cabled to New New that he is ready to take the auburn-haired boxer across the Atlantic to compete in a
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    Ceylonese Team to Visit Malaya?
    293 10 RUGBY FOOTBALL. ASIATICS AND THE GAME. ar-L*" 1 U^d (writes "Vulcan" in the Echo") that a movement is afoot for a team of Ceylonese rugby players to visit Malaya towards the end of this year. II my information is correct I am sure the news
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    Singapore Season.
    35 10 The usual meeting of members interested in rugby football, preparatory to the opening .of the Singapore rugger season, will iake place in the Club ldunge at the S.C.C. on Monday, at 6.15 p.m.
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    $2 TOTE SUGGESTED.
    1234 10 Catering for the Pooi* Punter. THE TURF. (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune."/ Sir,—Leaving alone the question whether betting on the turf is a social evil which affects the poor man In the street as much as the unlicensed chap-ji-ki or other forms cf Oriental gambling, may I
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    Chinese V.R.C. Spoon-Shoot.
    155 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. SUNDAY S TEN BEST SCORES. At the Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club's Spoon Shoot, held at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday, the following ten best scores were returned: I I• il ii of o w a 2 I mm H m m Q Sergt. Lee Kiah Thong
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    Austin "B" v. Gleeful B.P.
    108 10 BADMINTON. 1 he nmtch between the Austin "B" and the Gleeful BP. on Saturday, on the former's court, resulted as follows (Austin plajers mentioned first): Singles.—Robert Chia beat Chong Yew Loo 15—8, IZ —5; Koh Joo Hock beat Gan Hock Seng 15—12, 10—15, 13—13 (5—6);
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    Sea View Carnival.
    127 10 SWIMMING. A moonlight swimming carnival will take place at Sea View Hotel ragar on Monday next, when there will be open races for ladies and gentlemen, a water polo match, a greasy pc|e contest, diving, etc Prizes w'll be given for all events, the first of which
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    J.C.S.A. Tournament.
    90 10 HANDICAP "A." BILLIARDS. Farther matches of the J.C.S.A. tournament announced for this w<>ek are: To-morrow: Mr. Lim Ah Kwee (-80) will Mr. Chua Cheng Lim (-30) in a first round tie at 5 p.m. sharp. Friday: Mr. Woon Chow Tat (-40) will meet Mr. Heng Song Hoe (-80)
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    PETROL IMPORTERS, LTD.
    127 10 Information Wanted. The following letter appears in the "Maiav Mail": Sir. —May 1 through the columns oi your paper enquire if any of your readers can. girt me any information as regards the existence or otherwise of Petrol Importers. Ltd.? Some two or three months ago, I
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    BICYCLE THIEF GIVEN 25 YEARS.
    113 10 The supreme court yesterday (July 30) raised the penalty imposed by the city court of first instance (says the "Philippines Herald") upon Basilic Evangellsta Joson for stealing' a bicycle worth PI 00.00. He pleaded guilty wnen arraigned in the lower court which imposed upon him
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    CAR CONSUMPTION.
    303 10 Alleged Breach of 1 <*nty. In the Civil Dislrict Cuuri. b McFall this morning, the hearn Ir J L of the case in which Mr i claims $500 from Oriental M Kwa o breach of in resp?ct for tion of motor-car S.572 c "^mnp. It will be remembered
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    TRAIN MURDER MYSTERY.
    153 10 Anglo-Indian Arrestee Aaaaael July 27. Alleged to be implxa: d !llur der of AY. P. Elder. I Z. seng-r tn the B X. Raflwa; Mail on the night of 23rd July o\y Harrison, formerly Assistant Block Sn4 Inspector at Asanscl, was C last evening by Inspector Dodd
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    GERMAN EXPEDITION TO HIMALAYAS.
    86 10 Party Start on Their Jjurney. Darjeeline. Aug. 3. The Himalayan German expeci a left Progangtok whence members can proceed to Lacherr and Simu glacier where 11 c reconnoitring encampment will be made. P rt] portal left with the party. forty-four havii g left previously. Sikkim State
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    SCHOOLBOY'S DEATH.
    158 10 Due ta Maltreatment? Criminal complaint for grave ai injuries will scon be filed arainst mcipal of the San Carlos Rural School oJ F oy the parents of Fernando (At ..o fiitn grade pupil of the school, who ci: r (ia)s 'after having been beaten by the The parents
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    HOT WATER OVER WIFE.
    95 10 Bangkok Court Sentenc A Mahommcdan named Ismail by the Bangkok Criminal Court 255 of the Penal Code and months' imprisonment. The chai he cruelly poured hot water fr< over the person of Nans Jua at Trok Chandr. In his defence the accused st woman was his
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    33 10 Awang bin Bakar, P.C. 421. untitled the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. J this morning on a charge of r Plegal gratification of $24. Th< fixed for Aug. 33. Mr Goho is for tb< I
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    Correspondence.
    79 11 reader* are invit.d to write to us on ts oJ public interest. It must be underthat the "Malaya Tribune" does not endorse opinions expressed by cor..dents. Letters should be as brief as preferably type-written (double spacI on one side of the paper only, pen lies may be used, but
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    Eurasians and their Future.
    844 11 the Editor, Malaya Tribune.") are living in strenuous days, wherein ing taught more and more, through and suffering, to face realities, and lieacc in that which destroys man-self-respect. We do not want things said to as. We need the awaken us to the need of facing
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    "Is Evolution a Myth ?"
    1206 11 "Is Evolution a Myth the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir we have too many examples of plausiories that have had to be discarded |**ause of the discovery of a few new facts. n in the closing chapter of his famous The Origin of Species"—a book that ■J* -ds one with its
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1165 12 MINING. ISSUED BT FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS Singapore. August 14, 1929, 10 a.m. issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 39|- 40|-cd 51- Pah ang Consols 10|- 11|--5- Ayer Hitam Tin 14|3 lib 5j- Pangnga River 7|3 B|3 £1 Bangrin
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    PENANG CASE TO BE HEARD IN LONDON.
    889 13 Judges Decide Important Po nt. An important point affectinK appeals to the Privy Council in London was decided by the Penang Court of Appeal sitting in the Supreme Court, Penang, on Thursday last, reports the "Straits Echo." The Court of Appeal, consisting of
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