Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1930

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune f A XVTL -No. 140 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, June 16. 1930.
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      138 1 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. yot CANNOT BETTEB THE BEST. LATHES, SHAPING AND DRILLING MACHINES, Etc. l j CATALOGUES AND PRICES FROM Me Importers: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD., SINGAPORE, j j 9 (Incorporated in Denmark.) 3 I I YOU MUST SEE THE 5 1 PLYMOUTH. I We want to Demonstrate
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      196 1 •PLORODOB" Washing Suitings. yw HIGH STREET Singapore Time Was f when you could not buy Read's "Dog's "Head" 1 Light Lager, t] 5 which merely goes to show how much more fortunate jjj you are than your ancestors. cj I 3 Ask for Anjing" j I THE BEER WITHOUT A
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    THE PASSION PLAY.
    771 2 Record Attendance Expected. (Special to the 'Malaya Tribune.") Oberammergau, in the Bavarian Highlands, where every tenth year the peasants perfor:„ a Passion Play in fulfilment of the solemn vow made in 1663 w.th the hope of staying plague then raging, is perhaps the worlds most famous village.
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    INDIAN LABOUR.
    140 2 Arrivals And Departures. Following are the number of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of May: Arrivals: (figures supplied by travelling inspectors) 6992 adults. 1203 minors and 616 infants. Departures: (figures supplied by steamer agents) 9459 adults and 825 minors. The arrivals relate to
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    170 2 An automatic ticket machine just installers in the Underground station at Victoria, London, accepts money» counts it. throws ou» bad coins gives you a 3d. ticket, and hands vju the change. It is almost uncanny. You place, say. four half-pennies and one penny in the mouth of the machine. There
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      522 2 —mr- IQEaOI tnr— lOE3C I WHITEAWAYS J I SUPER "VALUES. c o ,f L THE "POPULAR" j if The "Msvfair- Trinket Set WHITEAWAYS STANDARD VALUE q THE "EUREKA" PATENT nwywir TH e "POPULAR" COURT SHOE, f OLEATHER0 LEATHER SHOE. Wife grounds »ith pretty I aney floral and A sp'endid patent
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      300 2 Now you know your hair is right Your hair! For years artificial looking with Stacomb men and women have worried Nor dry and rancir! v i i lj Hater over this, the most conspicuous makes it. Stacomb, cream part of their appearance. liquid, counteracts dandruff.. Appearance is the servant of
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    DIAMOND CHAIN IN A DUSTBIN.
    546 3 Action Follows £$0,000 Robbery. The story of the finding of a diamond chain, valuSO*air£l,soo, in a dustbin was mentioned before Mr Justice Hdrridge and a special Jury in the King's Bench Division when a sequel to a £30,000 theft of jewellery in Hatton-garden in August,
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    FILM PROPAGANDA.
    297 3 Improving Small Holdings. The Director of the Board of the Rubber Research Institute, in his annual report for 1929, says:— During the year considerable attention was devoted to the question of film propaganda among small-holders, fcr the purpose cf improving rubber i.nd Other forms of cultivation. The provision
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    THE RIGHT TO STEAL!
    147 3 Plea Of Unemployed Men. Pleas by unemployed that they had a right to* steal were commented on by the Record of Leeds in charging the Grand Jury at Leeds Quarter Sessions in mail week. He said there had been in the quarter a very serious increase
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    Don't Burn The Candle At Both Ends.
    188 3 In these days of high pressure many people try to do too much. It is a great mistake to imagine that you can tax your vitality to the utmost day after day—often at the expense of adequate rest and sleep—without paying the penalty.
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      176 3 Tne' COTV Wai/ to Greater Charm. LES raJDRES COTV There Is no Face Powder in the world that can compare with Coty Face Powder both as regards quality and price. No matter what you pay you cannot find a better face powder. Its fineness, its delicate fragrance and its subtle
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      97 3 TIELEMAN DROS. PROVISIONS. Tea Soup, Smoked Beef, HoLey Cake, Rich Tea, Caulifiowei, Smoked Sausages, Vegetables and various kinds of Sausages. D. T. LIM Co., 353, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE (Opposite Surma Theatre). Phone 4681. Batteries—Automobile, Radio and Lighting Plant Storage Batteries reconditioned, guaranteed like new. Hire, exchange and service undertaken.
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      73 3 A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING BRINK BUT ALSO OF DEFINITE FOOD-HEALTH VALUE FRASER NEAVE ORANGE CRUSH I"H.M.V. "COLUMBIA Records, j My Dream Memory- On Top Of The World. C Jericho—Singing In The Bain. c Wait Till You See Ma Cherie—Louise. Lovable and Sweet—Wedding Of The Painted Doll. J NOTE:—NEW RECORDS ARRIVE
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    Literary Notes.
    332 4 OIL AND WALL STREET. C'pion Sinclair's Sirikiiig Novel. ("Mountain City," by Upton Sinclair. T. Werner Laurie, Ltd., 7s. 6d.) If this were only a story of the traditional "Log Cabin to White House" type, showing how simple it is even for a poor country urchin to become a
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    WAR BOOKS.
    730 4 Sir lan Hamilton Wants An Inquiry. General Sir lan Hamilton, speaking at an Anzac Day reunion at Australia House, London, recently, referred to a "regular controversy" about war books. "Of this we stand clear." he said. "There war no scope for drink or immorality on Gallipoli. Those -hn
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      276 4 tM^^Peridrt:!.::«■•■ AN IDEAL TONIC. Has been awarded 24 Gold and SWvr? Medals Serravallo's Tonic (BARK ani IRON WINE) Stimulates the -Vppetite. Strengthens the Nerves. Regenerates the Biono OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE or The Sole Distributors. MEDICAL OFFICE, 300-2. North Bridge Road. Singapore PROF. DR. WOLFF-EISNER'S SANTUBEN-CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS. The combined treatment of
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      184 4 H Keep cool—through "4711" 1 I S i len SXVe tc>nn; u :,t to «b your strength, when you HI i arC md yewy t,u n /7/r Rau t,e Co^ne M> you to I I bjj regain vigour and elasticity. H H A Sl, lilK r:il Mmtit r 47/r in
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      22 4 Makes r Metals Mirrors M&f Brasso RFCKITT AND SONS LTD., HULL AND LONDON a SOLE AGENTS—S.S. AND F.M.S. BARKER, SON CO., SINGAPORE
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    Production Lags.
    536 5 RUBBER CONSUMPTION BALANCED? An Optimistic Voice. Commercial News. London, May 16. London stocks of rubber, says "Truth." showed an increase last week of 578 tons, while Liverpool's figure declined by 122 tons. The net results of this is an addition of 456 tons to United Kingdom supplies, which
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    MARKET PRICES.
    443 5 Singapore, June 13. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork lean kati 60 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb. 65 Fowl, kati 60 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks each 85 Pigeons, domestic
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      383 5 f STERLING SILVER ROSE BOWLS. J Cops Your Bowls S P O!,S Medals I Prizes jg£ Shields g 5 No. 4929. H Special prices quoted to Schools and Clubs. 5j I KONG SUN Co., 1 (JEWELLERS), £j 55 57, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. jt <Dont Swat j! Z W Mosquitoes-
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      197 5 EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW This Easy Way To Increased Vitality. Are you enjoying life as you'd like to? Or do you feel lobbed of all your energy? It's not much fun for the woman who feels depressed, •'washed out," spiritless,—who seems to be getting thinner every day. Men turn naturally
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      88 5 8| More if 111 fo r II tired mothers o\iJf a cnul d when 1 there is a safe remedy for Wi^" those distressing pains which make baby cry continually t f The bulk of baby's ailments arise from indigestion. Give baby Woodward's Gripe" Water and tne pains will be
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      372 6 Amusements. PAVILION I PHONE 6903 5 I reOM SUNDAY, JUNE 15 TO SATURDAY, JUNE 21. X AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. 3 EVE'S FILM AND EVERYBODY'S REVIEW. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. S I JEAN HERSHOLT SALLY 0 NEIL 6 The Girf On The Barge" 3 He struck fear into her heart
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      244 6 I: iLHAMBRf I iS N Ww THE: THEATRE OF FFRFECT SOUND Sf ffl U H l)j OO tXlj REPRODUCTION ?M ft 9 I 6.15 p.m. 9.15 p.m. I LAST PERFORMANCES TO-NIGHT. a Mystery Masterpiece Thriller 1 a a 3 ADAPTED FROM THE PLAY H a That ran for a year
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      228 6 |Hp| CAIETy THE WHOIi SERIai VIILIAM OESmONO mTWE VINKINGOOt* T,,e fin <" s t and mo AovENTtvRE Picture. >°v s -»w. Don i mis, SUR.INA TO-NIGHT S GRAND SUPER SPECTACULAR ATTK \< riAir. Not only the Latest, but the Greatest Silent Picture i At 9.00 p.m. CARTOON, THE LION AND
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    Sports & Pastimes. BRITISH LADES' TRIUMPH.
    115 7 Sports Pastimes. BRITISH LADES' TRIUMPH. Amerien Beaten In Wightman Cup. LAWN TENNIS. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 14. he Wightman Cup England >ur matches to three, the clay's play was Mrs. heroic first set against The English captain reeled MP but then collapsed, .f. rican to take the second with tmate
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    386 7 Favourites Win With Ease. .rprising results in the Singapore lawn tennis .day. the favourites, both I singles, winning without matches were played on the h were in fine condition. <* ™*y- thanks t0 the nftad-i in bnf 6 Malay representative, gave s a disappointing fight. Wan d to
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    New T. T. Records.
    55 7 MOTOR-CYCLING. [British Official Wireless.'] Rugby, June 15. W. L Handl y, riding a Rudge machine, broke ail rcor;:- oi the Tourist Trophy motor cycle course i. he Isle-of-Man yesterday. Handley 'Wiuced b forty seconds Dodson's lap record to wauur.g last year's race and achieved a speed
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    Roslin Beat Sunshine.
    72 7 BADMINTON. J 0 B P. beat the Sunshine B. P. < th former's court yesterday. Result? Pi era' namea mention*d first):—Tay ia Keng Hock 12—15. 15—6, i amed Syed beat Tay Keng Hock 15—3, 15—12: Tay Swee Houw j dam Whee 13 —13. < 2—5). 15—5. jr~
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    C.S.C. Events.
    51 7 SWIMMING. of the events which took place at c Swimming Club on Sunday: Miters Handicap (Free Style). —1 Ng Mong Guan, 2 Lim Chin Hin, n Ngee. Time 3m. 2.1/5 sees, p, —1 Sim Boon Hoon, 2 Seet Chong Chia Kim Bee. Time 3m. 32.1/5 !*CS o—Dragons defeated
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    215 7 Young Seaman Found Wandering. The Danish motor vessel "Boringa," which arrived here this morning from Bangkok, had on board at Colombo a young Norwegian seaman, D. V. Asgaard, aged seventeen, and he was reported missing by the Captain while the ship was in Bangkok. He has now been
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    ARRIVALS.
    246 7 Thedens," Dut. 1,182 tons, Capt. Meppelink. from Palembang, 16-6; for Palembang, 18-6. "Raub," Brit. 753 tons, Capt. Eades, from Pontianak. 16-6; for Pontianak, 18-6. "Boribat." Siam, 352 tons. Capt. Mad, from Kumasin. 16-6; for Kumasin, 19-6. "Majang," Dut. 1,519 tons. Capt. Mulder, from Rengat, 15-6; for Indragiri, 18-6. "Giang
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    211 7 The following passengers arrived by the •Ophir" to-day: From Boeleleng:—Mr. The Soei Eng and Mr. Goesti Made Sempidi. From Sourabaya:—Mr. E Pack. Mrs. J. Cools and Mr. Tjoa Thjeng Kioe. From Batavia:—Mr. B. Braat. Mr. J. F. Milders, Mr. C G. Frohwen, Mr. J. J. van Klaveren. Mr.
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    Commercial News.
    274 7 LATEST QUOTATIONS. Share Market Quiet. Messrs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. to-day: RUBBER. London 6 l/16d., down l/16d. New York 12 cents (G), down >s cent. Shares:—Quiet. Allenbys $1.20—51.30, Ayer Moleks $1.10—51.20. Ayer Panas $I—sllo. Bassetts 65—70 cents. Brogas 90—95 cents. Bukit Jelotongs 50—55 cents. Bukit
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    320 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE. JUNE 16. Selling.—London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 15/l«d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d., London 50 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d., London 30 lays' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d., London demand M 3%d.. London T.T. 2«. 3 11/16
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    PRODUCE.
    141 7 SINGAPORE, JUNE 16. Rice. Biam A-l per Koyan $370 Rice. Siam 1 $$41 Rice, Siam 2 $325 Rice, Siam 3 $315 Rice. Siam 4 $280 Rice, Saigon A-l $285 Rice, Saigon 1 $261 Rice, Saigon 2 $256 Rice, Saigon 3 $242 Rice. Rangoon 1 240 Rice, Rangoon 2 $233
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    112 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. June 16. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hakodate Maru 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Moni 15; Royal Prince 11; Philoctetes 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Taiyu Maru 30; Queda 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Ipoh 47. West Wharf (Entrance Gate
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    67 7 12 O'CLOCK NOOS, JUNE 16. Buyers. Sellers R.S.S equal to London Standard. Spot 19', 1J>1 Standard R.S.S. on Tender June »JJ July 19i 20 August 20 July September 20 20 October/ December 21 »i 21'-k Tone of Market:— Steady, dull. Latest Cable:—London Spot Sheet 6
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      894 7 jjj yM\\i\ii ¥W mmuw,&y y a/ tt|fl/ S3 oil©. -3 po| I V mm I■ a lo^g I Malaya's Largest and Most Comfortable Theatre a I TO-NIGHT and following NIGHTS, at 615 and 9.15 p.m. g UiVIVERSAL'S Famous Synchronized and Part- jjj Talking Masterpiece "Show Boat" I From The World-read
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      203 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, JUNE 16. High Tidcs.-0.28 a.m., 2.14 p.m. Football League. R.E. v. Welch (Dii. >, Stadium; S.R.C. v. Welch (R.D.). SRC. TO-MORROW, JUNE 17 Hich Tides. —1.10 a.m., 2.52 p.m. Football League: S.C.C. v. 1 1 S.C.C.; S.C.F.A. "B" I .C.F.A. (RD. S.R.C.; Warders v. A.P.C. (Div.
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      432 7 MAILS rmSR. TO-DAY, JUNE 16 Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Meran) 3 p.m. Muar (Tronoh) 3 p.m. Malacca, Lumut and Teiuk Anson (Pangkori 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Penang <Selangor) 3 p.m. Merslng and Mawar <Aing Leong» 3 p.m. Rhio, Singakwang and Pemangkat (Parigit 4 p.m, TO-MORROW,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    162 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Messrs. Lee Cheng Lim, Lee Cheng Chye and family beg to thank all relatives, friends and members of the Straits Chinese Amateur Diamatic and Musical Societ'' for attending the funeral of the late Mr. Khoo Tec!; Hong. Also to those who have sent
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    THE COST OF LIVING.
    761 8 There is soma talk of reductions in pay for the staffs of local firms, both seniors and subordinates. And it is suggested that this should lead to a welcome reduction in the standards of living which most people in Singapore appear to consider necessary. Whether or
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    139 8 The death occurred at Penang on the 10th *nst. of Mr. Lim Eow Kay. manager cf Sai Lim estate. Kulim. The monthly United Prayer meeting will be held at the C.E.Z M School Sophia Road, on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. Leader—the Rev. W. Murray. All are welcome. Mr. T. I.
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    A CROWNING HONOUR.
    71 8 Miss Johnson's Welcome At Canberra. [Reuter's Service.] Canberra. June 13. The crowning honour was paid to Miss Amy Jthnson in her tiiumphant tour through Australia. when the Federal Premie-. Mr. SculiH welcomed her on the s;eps of Par i ;ment Hou a and conducted her to the
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    BRITISH TALKIE LEADS.
    436 8 "Atlantic" A Wonderful Epic. The word "titanic" belongs doubly to the great British '.alVng triumph, "Atlantic," which is now showing at the Victoria Theatre. The film recalls vividly the sinking of the "Titanic" and it is titanic in ts effect. There is no need to enjoin silence.
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    THREE MACDONALDS HONOURED.
    73 8 Premier Receives Freedom Of Inverness. {British Official Wireless I Rugby. June 14. With picturesque ceremonial, three famous members of the clan Donald yesterday received the freedom of Inverness—the capital of the Highlands of Scotland. They were Mr Ramsay Mac Donald t Prime Minister). Mr. Stanl y Baldwin
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    GERMAN FINANCES.
    122 8 Reformation The First Problem. [Reuter's Service.] Berlin. June 15. Reparations fully paid up total nearly eftfhl riiiliards of gold marks for five amiuiiv years bui a certain extravagance as regards pub ie expenditure has resulted in a long series ol Budget deficits. This has added to the s?rioir
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    POWER CONFERENCE.
    165 8 Largest International Meeting? [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin. June 15. The Chancellor and Cabinet Member < attended the formal opening of the second World Power Conference, under President yon Hindenburgs patronage, at which the First Conference's honorary chairman, the Earl of Derby, presented the insignia of office to the
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    SINGAPORE A.D.C.
    106 8 To Produce A "Thriller." are Th lcU^ venture. ln rehearsing a new This time they are striking out in a new line by presenting a real "thriller from that\t m ;fu^/ n a,here fj here 5 promise no v talen k JT™™ well. Some the cl 1 S
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    Topics Of To-day.
    564 8 (BY "LOOKhi, o, My suggestion that v was "tricky" and that Engenders, would find was decidedly borne to J? men are "up again- There will probabh h, to-day and to-morrow. v a useful first inning J batting last on a much may be Tyldesley s kindly and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    9 8 FTOSB China and Japan t>; Singapore to-morrow.
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      224 8 j RobinsonSL f 1 Special Millinery I 1 Notice. I I A select assortment of I I New Millinery 1 S Assembled vi our Showroom—This Special S g Range we are Offering at One Price Only X I $7.50. I I ROBINSON CO., LTD., 1 Cj (Incorporated in the Straits
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      34 8 TIN AND RUBBER. Latest Quotations RUBBER. London:—6 1, 16d. New York: —12 cents (G). Singapore:—l9',-19'. I TIN. Lcndcn:—Spot £133 15s. Od 3 months, buyers £'3o X Od sellers £135 12s. td. Singapore:—s6B.oo. »I*K> H**
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    Chinese Leader Shot By His Guard. KING'S TRIBUTE.
    241 9 Nation Mourns For Segrave COLLISION WITH BRANCH OF TREE. Unofficial Speed. Official Wireless.] Rugby. June 14. M \e's death in yesterday's Windermere, after he had d s water speed record, has M country, and the world's en on land and water pay
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    BONT IN TERFECT CONDITION.
    429 9 [Reuter's Service.] Rugby, June 15 At the Inquest on Sir Henry Segrave, which malts opened yesterday, counsel for tether said that evidence as to the probable < a of the disaster was now available and would be produced at the appropriate time Alter the inquest had
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    U.S. DUTIES.
    54 9 ions Of The Tariff Bill. [Reuter's Service.] Washington, June 15. Bill, which the House of Remould approve this afternoon ilon Ploover probably receive on Wrtet 837 increases and 235 decries, it transfers 75 products at dahle to the free list and gives 48 at present free, including Jong
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    20 9 top, w RY NOTES on TOP,( OF TO-DAY. on page 8. I "HR i SPONDENX'E, on page 11.
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    Bengalis Sentenced.
    127 9 CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS EXPLOSIVES. Intensive Picketing. [Reuter's Service.] Simla, June 14. Preparations are advancing for a roundtable conference. A provisional list of the personnel has already been drafted and is expected to comprise a membership of from 40 to 80. They will start with a clean slate, helped
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    CONGRESS VOLUNTEERS ARRESTED.
    190 9 Sholapur. June 14 A hundred Congress volunteers, carrying the Nationalist flag, alighted at the railway station to-day, but the police arrested them as the> were entering the city and deported 82. The rest were tried and sentenced to 9 months' hard labour and a fine of twenty
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    REDS SUPPRESSED IN FINLAND.
    100 9 [Reuter's Service.] Helsingfors (Finland). June 14. Following a reception by the President, deputations from every part of the country are demanding the suppression of r.ll Communist papers and societies and the arrest of the leading Communists. The election of a new Diet to pass the necessary
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    News In Brief.
    381 9 [Reuter's Service.] Milwaukee. June 14. At least I people have been killed and 100 injured in a tornado at Wisconsin. Minnesota. Moscow, June 15. A flash of flame along the ribbon of a film being shown at a cinema performance at Kharkofl School to-day, started a panic
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    Tin Crisis.
    234 9 STOPPAGE SCHEME UNDER REVIEW. Six-Day Week Wanted. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 15. The meeting held under the auspices of the Chamber of Mines on Saturday saw a large attendance of leading miners in Malaya. There were many discussions, some who were absent, including Mr. J. B.
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    BURGLARY IN RAFFLES SQUARE.
    145 9 Two Places Broken Into. A burglary is reported to have taken place, either on Saturday night or last night, at the premises of Messrs. Rose. Macphail and Perman, Ltd., Raffles Square. The burglar or burglars gained ci trance to the premises by tearing apart the iron
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    SYDNEY INSURANCE SENSATION.
    204 9 Charges Against Officials. Sydney. A sensation will be caused in business circles by the arrests by warrant recently of the secretary and accountant of the Australian Federal Life and General Assurance Company Ltd.. on conspiracy charges. The sum which the police say is involved is more than
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    ROMANCE OF A FORTUNE.
    210 9 Old Pact Fulfilled. London, May 16. Compacts frequently entered into at this time of year among friends engaging in pica: ant. but profitless, speculation on the subject of w.nning the Calcutta Sweep, are recalled by a luncheon tiris week given in Santa Cruz (California) by Miss
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    GENERAL MURDERED.
    217 9 Body-Guard Bribed By Rebels. REGULARS DRIVEN FROM TAYEH MINES. "Unifying China." [Reuter's Service.] Hong Kong, June 16. General Liv Woo Nim, Governor of Kwangsi. who was visiting Canton, has been assassinated by his body-guard. The General was resting in his room at an hotel after returning from a
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    CHINA TREATIES REVISION
    224 9 Shanghai, Junt 13. The Foreign Minuter. Dr. Wang, interviewed by Fteuter, stated that, despite the political disturbances, negotiations for the revision of China's treaties were still progressing. A SinoCuban treaty was expected to be signed at Havana shortly. Negotiations foi the abolitifln cf extra-territoriality between the Chinese
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    REFUGEES POURING IN.
    303 9 (Sin Kuo Mm Press Service.) Shanghai. June 16. About 2.000 Communists under Pang Teh Wai attacked the mining areas at Tayeh. the garrison troops of which withdrew to Shihhuiyao yesterday after resisting the Communists for several hours. Refugees are pouring into Shihhuiyao and Huangohihkang. The Communists are
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    KILLED BY FLAMING OIL.
    49 9 Electrical Station Explosion. [Reuter's Service.] Shanghai, June If. A terrific exp!osion occurred at the electrical ftattM ths morning and flaming oil spurted over two engineers in charge, a Russ an and Mr. David Gunn. a native of VVit-k .Scotland). I Both died of their Injuries.
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    Sports & Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE.
    167 10 Sports Pastimes. SINGAPORE LEAGUE. Key Match To-morrow. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BY "REYNARD." To-morrow's return match on the Padang between the S.C.C. and the Malays should settle the argument as to which, if either, of these teams will be champions of the Singapore League. So far the Malays have dropped two Points,
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    To-day's Matches.
    14 10 League matches arranged for to-day ar -.uspended on account of the weather.
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    F.C.F.A. Unable To Raise Full Team.
    295 10 The First Division League match, played at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday between the Malays and the I.C.F.A., was a farce owing to the latter's inability to raise a full team. Only seven players turned up and two more, who did not intend
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    A Suspension.
    39 10 The following appears in the Welch Regt. Orders, Sports Supplement for the current week: Drm. L. Burt, "HQ" Wing, is suspended from playing in any representative football until Oct. 31 for unsportsmanlike behaviour during a recent match.
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    T.O.S. XI Beat Y.S.P.
    45 10 On the A.P.O. ground yesterday, before a i'airly large crowd. Tay Oen Seng's XI defeated the Youngster's Sporting Party 6—l. The goal scorers for the winners were Tan Cheow Hin Soh Ah Loo (2). Tan Ah Teck. and Tan Seng Hock.
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    J.A.P. Beat "C" Co. Welsh.
    33 10 On the Jervois ground yesterday the Jervois Athletic Party defeated "C" Co. Welch Regiment 2—l after a fast and thrilling game Scorers —Ban Teck (1), Kiat Swee <I>.
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    J.A.P. Beat P.P.F.C.
    22 10 On Saturday on the Jervois ground the Jervois Athletic Party defeated the Pasir Panjang F.C. 2—l. Scores:—Kirn Siang (2).
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    Reserve Division.
    53 10 FULL POINTS FOR S.C.F.A. "A" The S.C.F.A. "A" obtained a walk-over against the I.CJ.A. in the Reserve Division of the Singapore League on Saturday at the Anson Road Stadium. The Indians had only nine players. A friendly nine-a-side game was played in which the Chinese easily defeated their
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    MALACCA MATCHES.
    81 10 S.F.I. Beat Post Office. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 15. In a match played on the Kubu ground, Malacca, on Friday, the St. Francis Institution first eleven beat the Malacca Post Office by 2—l. Early in the first half H. Lee netted for the School whilst Cheng
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    Malaya Cup Trial.
    339 10 (From Our Own CorrespondentJ Malacca, June' 15. The third Malaya cup trial, which was well attended, was played on Saturday. Two regular elevens turned up. The teams were as follows:— Colours: Eusof; M. A. Caravalho, L. M. Sequerah; Tan Sim Tiang, P. J. Felix. L Pavanaris; C.
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    THE MALAYA CUP.
    258 10 Selangor Beat Perak. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. June 14. The "Malaya" cup match between Selangor and Perak was played in teeming rain to-day ended in a lucky win for Selangor by The padang was inundated and anything approaching good football was impossible, the match being
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    Penang Beat Kedah.
    85 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. June 15. In the Malaya" cup match at Penang Penang defeated Kedah 6—2 on Saturday. This was Kedah's first appearance competition and they put up a great fight. In the first half they actually equalised after being two down. Penang forwards were
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    Mitchell Beat Diegel
    90 10 RESULT OF THIRD MATCH. GOLF. [Reuter's Service.] London. June 14. Abe Mitchell won the 36 holes rubber match against Leo Diegel. the American professional golf champion, by 4 and 3 after outclassing his opponent in both rounds. Mitchell did fifteen holes in the second round in a
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    R.C.G.C. Beat Sepoy Lines.
    114 10 The following was the result of the match between the Racecourse Golf Club and the Sepoy Lines Golf Club played over the Racecourse links yesterday. Abdullah and Bateman 1. Lowson and Haddon Ibrahim and Rappa 1, Gray and Allen 0. Vanderbeck and Morita l l 4
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    Keppel Competitions.
    99 10 Thirty-nine cards were taken out Xor the June monthly medal competition at the Keppel Golf Club, which resulted in a win for R.G.H. Tait who returned a score of 82—14 =68 nett. St. James Cup. —The following have qualified: R. G. H. Tait 82—14=68. R. H. Ellis 86—16=
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    289 10 BRYAN'S FIRILLIANT BATTING. CRICKET. Hitting out in exhilarating fashion, Lieut. G. J. Bryan, who scored a century for the Europeans v. the Rest earlier in the month, knocked up 107 in about an hour's time to reg ster a sple'idid ten wickets win for Services, in company with
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    Indian Association Beat St. Joseph's.
    203 10 The Indian Association defeated St. Joseph's Institution on Saturday at Balestier Plain. Scores: Indian Association.—Abbasbhoy b J. Then 9: Wazir Singh c —b D. Ess 6; Fernandez c Ess b J. Then 34; Baskaran b E. Then 12; Choor Singh not out 10; Varma b
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    C.S.C. Lose To S.C.C.
    193 10 A Ceylon Snorts Club side lost to an S.C.C. XI yesterday at Balestier Plain. Scores: C.S.C: —K. Muthucumaru c Byrde b Begley 0. M. A. K. Hamid c Byrde b Nash 37, P. Retnasabapathy c Bell b Byrde 26. A. S. A. Jansen c Storr b
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    Raffles College Beat S.C.R.C.
    151 10 Raffles College beat the S.C.R.C. on Saturday on the College ground. Scores: S.C.R.C: —Siow Hian not out 64; Hoahing c Yip Seng b Ambiavagar 1; Evan Wong low. Ambiavagar 0; Jitt Siang c Parmasothy Swee Kee 21; Scow Kee c Mori b Stewart 14; Thean Teh
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    S.C.C. Beat Raffles Institution.
    217 10 On Raffles Institution ground on Saturday an S.C.C. XI beat the Institution by 22 runs. Scores: S.C.C —Johnson c Lewis b Alvis 3; H. B. Noon b Le Cain 38; P. S. Williams c Oehlers b Loveday 6; G. L. Tatham b Le Cain 17; S.
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    St. Francis Inst. Beat I.C.A.
    159 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 15. On Saturday on the S.P.I, ground the Brother's School defeated the Indo-Ceylonese Association by 15 runs. Scores:— SJ.L..—P. J. Felix not out 23. Hamaza c and b Chelliah 3. L. Minjoot st. b Cbelliah 3. J. A. Patll
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    "BUD" FIGHTS THREE AT ONCE.
    345 10 Opponent, Promoter And Referee! BAD TREATMENT IN CANADA. BOXING. "Bud Walley was handed a raw deal last night in his fight with Art. Giroux of Montreal," writes Mr. Nai Kirn Lin. Bud's manager, who alleges that the referee unjustifiably stopped the fight in favour of
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    Jimmy Flores To Give Exhibition.
    106 10 FIGHTING FOND ON THURSDAY. Jimmy Flores. the new Filipino arrival, will give an exhibition to-night at 7.30 o-clock at the Lion City Ring. All those interested are welcome. Flores is matched with L. S. Fond for Thursday next, and to-night's exhibition will give the public
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    Chinese Beat H.M.S. Suffolk.
    41 10 WATER POLO. 'From Our Own Correspondent./ Penang, June 15. The Chinese S.C. were too strong for the teams from H.MS. 'Suffolk and beat the Sailors' lirst and second strings B—o. and s—l5 —1 respectively, at Penang yesterday.
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    Aquatic Sports.
    84 10 The following events will take place at Tanglin Barracks on Wednesday, starting at 9 30 a.m.:— Diving for plates. (3 per Company*. Inter-Company Relay Rate. Teams of four, (one length each). Diving Competition. High. Low and Fancy. (3 per Company). One length fully dressed. (Open). Plunging. (One plunge
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    Betting-Control Board Returns.
    99 10 THE TURF. [British Official Wireless Rugby. June 15. Since January I, £i* 4 million worth of betting has been handled by the totalisator which has now been installed by the Race Course Betting Control Board or is in course of construction at seventy four race courses in
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    Anglo-Chinese School.
    33 10 ATHLETICS. The annual athletic sports of the AngloChinese School will he held on Saturday next at the Anson Road Stadium, at 2.30 pm Mrs P. T. Tree will distribute the prizes
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    THE FIRST TEST.
    1620 10 Unsatisfactory Weather Conditions AUSTRALIAN STARS ALSO FAIL. The Attack Of Tate And Robins. SENSATION FOLLOWS SENSATION [Reuter's Service.] Unsatisfactory weather conditions promise to spoil the First begun at Nottingham on Friday morning, has yielded cnly 410 run r wickets in two days. Play on Saturday could not
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    Correspondence.
    81 11 invited to write to us on l0» r ':c interest. It must be under- tS tVe -Malaya Tribune" does not J orse opinions expressed by corresrsej sHQULD B£ AS BRIEF preferably typewritten (double iJ ?oSS „7' 0 n one side of the paper only. t#* 9 r-ai be used,
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    Unemployment.
    62 11 or "Malaya Tribune.") iTo thank you very much for in yesterday's lane. The is always been the cham-,-ieifc. I hope that the sug- d by you will receive the p*u (,nS Ciovernment and also the r 5ldfr ,!f employers. I am sure all .mpa'"'- v ir kind remarks. Again
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS
    225 11 Dr 111 Programme. DAT, JUNE 16. ~s pir U, S. R. A. (v), Battery and "itterv Bbmal Parade. spm _Dr. Bali "B" (English) Company, Weauon Tra ."pm-Dr;;;:-.,11. No. 9 Pltn. "C" (Scottish) coy OlMtfl" tkm, Revolver. TO-:.ORROW, JUNE 17. 515 aav-Drill Hall. S. R. E. (v), Weapon Training.
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    CRUSADE AGAINST DRUGS.
    126 11 "Singapore Government" Criticised. The view that tiie pressure of public opinion help materially in an international crusade gainst dru?s was expressed here when deleI Ben's League for Peace Freesm met. says a Geneva message. I British delegate. Edith Pye, stated that ifrug consumption in Britain was "almost
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    Y.W.C.A. FINANCE APPEAL.
    127 11 The Y.W.CA members wish to report on results of the campaign for their annual dU dget and thank all those who are making gene response at this time of > A substantial gift ..of A Xut -s. AW *Boxui "M* teNc 11. Valvu amounts:— T" TKionymojis," $100
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    56 11 No untitled now obstruct the view of oears i:. Leipzig Zoo. The new "BarenLc ted and its occupants can «aer at at over artificial cliffs, re observers only by a deep n some 13 feet wide. There is a toboggan m ror thi polar bears, ending in a great tr
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    UNIVERSITY MAN AS "MR. H."
    464 11 Witness Against Three Blackmail Suspects. A research student who said that he was a B. A. of Harvard University and an American citizen, and win was referred to as "Mr.' H." gave evidence in a case at Cambridge Police Court in which three London men.
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    BUDDHIST STATUE IN ENGLISH CHURCH.
    328 11 Kwan-Yin Goddess Of Compassion. The statue of Kwan-Yin. the Goddess of Compassion, which has been presented to the Ethical Church at Bayswater, is probably the only statue of a Buddhist goddess to be found in a place of worship in that country. A statue of
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    THE WORLD IN 2030.
    193 11 Earl Of Birkenhead's Prophecies. "Stereoscopic" television in natural colours, enabling a test match in Australia to be seen with perfect clearness in London; Parliamentary debates heard by everyone ending with a national vote, by all electors, like a Parliamentary division within 20 nunutes; disease practically abolished;
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1110 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore, June 16, 1930, 10 a.m. Issue Value Buyer*. Sellers. £1 Asam Kumbang 21 jS 23 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 13 j tjL cd £1 Bangrin Tin 19 20,--1 Batang Padang 0.10 0.14 1 Batu Caves 0.50
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    405 13 Alleged Scene In A Motor-Car. Extraordinary allegations of a scene between a girl and her employer in a motor-car were made at Bournemouth Police Court when LieutColonel Henry DOyly, retired, of Churchillroad, Boscombe, was summoned for common assault by Miss Ethel Barton, his companion secretary.
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    SPEEDING UP MAILS.
    144 13 Aeroplane Catapulted From Liner. 1 London. May 9. The first experiment has been made in Great Britain for speeding up the mails by using an aeroplane catapulted from an ocean liner at sea. It resulted in the saving of twenty-four hours in the delivery of American mails
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    MR. GANDHI IN PRISON.
    254 13 How He Spends His Days. m In a general letter to the members of the Satyagraha Ashram Mr. Gandhi writes: "My health is all right. I rise in the morning at the Ashram hour. I am given a light, so I can read the Gita chapters
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      510 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I, Low Lock Sam, Managing Partner of Leong Chuan and Co., of No. 36, Phillip Street, Singapore, have resigned my post of managership and sold all my rights and Interest in the said Company, and have now joined Chop Kian Cheong, of
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      239 15 JAVA MEDICINES. ill HI Klooster Balsein, Vaseaol Poeder, Chiaosol Poeder, Salmiak Pastilles, Lakerol, Wybcrti, liodjas tkti-Zalf, Ecseem-Zalf, Pala-Zeep, Haarkleurniiddel, etc. D. T. UM Co., 353, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. (Opposite Surma Theatre). 'Phone 4681. YOU NEED HELP You have to take care in the first line for your Health, to
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      234 16 j DANISH PORTLAND CEMENT. C AGENTS: I G H. SLOT Co., Ltd. j gj SINGAPORE AND PENANG. q I i I Stocks Carried. Large supplies can be arranged j> I for contract delivery. 0 KELBEVEB mw l H 1B ■j Ensures rest and relief for those who suffer from Neu-
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      178 16 VICTORIA. Chocolates and Biscuits. Ask your dealer for the well known Caraque Wafers chocolate coated biscuit. Obtainable Everywhere. ill V TO ESCAPE INFECTION DO THIS Douse usterine on your hands before you eat or prepare food for others— particularly for babies. Colds and sore throat often start from germs carried
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      268 16 2nd. HAND GARS We beg to announce re organization of our 2nd hand 1 car department, and therefore better values. I Every car receives proper overhaul and reconditioning I J before disposal. I Favourable prices are always allowed for the Trade-in I against new Fiats of the small European car
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