Malaya Tribune, 29 June 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. o?. XX.- K« 152 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, June 29. 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933.
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      57 1 III E5 r SIWfiAPfIRFS In BQDEBH STOBE J Refrigerated Supplies, Cakes Confectionery And A Full Range of Groceries Provisions. NOW AVAILABLE at COLD STORAGE j ORCHARD ROAD. j The Relentless Enemy Of Bust THE Proved Protector of Iron and Steel STOCKED IN BED, GREEN, GBEV, BLACK AND SCPEB-BLACK. m BOWRANITE
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      127 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daiiy exchange rates. r* Sime. Darby Co., Ltd. I MILK
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    A Weekly Causerie On Indian Affairs.
    708 2 CHETTIARS' TROUBLES IN INDO-CHINA. FRANCO BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS. EMBARRASSING SITUATION: QUESTION GOING TO COURT? rr is under tcod that the Government cf India expect very shortly to hear the results of the negotiations the British Government have been carrying on regarding the expulsion of Chettiars
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    ULM IN CALCUTTA.
    50 2 Mollisons And Double Atlantic Flight. Reuter Wireless. Calcutta, June 27. Ulm has arrived.—Reuter.' London. June 24. The Mcllisons have again prepared for a spectacular two-day Atlantic flight. They have tentatively fixed their departure for July 7 but will start earlier if the w ather is favourable.—Router Wireless.
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    NEW BRITISH CRUISER.
    30 2 Reuter Wireless. Portsmouth. June 26. The keel pJate of the cruiser "Amphion," authorised in March, 1931, was laid to-day. The cos: of construction will be £I.soo.ooo.—Reuter Wireless.
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    TAMIL LABOURERS IN SIAM.
    702 2 Dr. Lanka Sundaram On Their Treatment. fYR. Lanka Sundaram, M.A., Ph. D., Director U* of the Indian Institute of International Ail irs, who proceeded to Bangkok after tourI <g North Malaya and arrived in Singapore icjte.day issued the following statement concerning the treatment meted out to
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    LONDON CONFERENCE.
    79 2 Mr. Bose Unable To Preside. MR. Subhas Chandra Bose has sent a message to the reception committee of the Third Indian Political Conference in London, of which he is the President-E cct, stating that th? India Office has definitely refused to grant him r. pasrport to visit London.
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    SARKIES BROTHERS.
    62 2 Mction In Bankruptcy Court. A motior for the approval of the agreement and further instructions in conncction with the i bankruptcy of Sarkies Brothers came up before Mv. Justice Cobbe»: in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday. The hearing was adjourn d to July 21. It is understood that a
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    INDIANS ON AIRWAYS.
    69 2 London. June 13. In the House of Commons Mr. Butler said negotiations were still in progress between the Government of India, the Imperial Airways and the Indian Airways with a view to the conclusion of an agreement to give effect to the provisional arrangements for the KarachiSingapore
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    KARACHI—CALCUTTA AIR SERVICE.
    141 2 KARACHI —CALCUTTA AIR SERVICE. Inauguration On July 7. Simla, June 17. TH£ Raj announce that Indian Trans-Ccn-tinentn Airways in conjunction with Imperial Airways v ill estoblish weekly air mail service between Karachi and Calcutta, calling at Jodhpur, Delhi, Allahabad r*rtd Asansol. This is the first leg of the extension to
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    FRENCH FARM BOARD.
    51 2 To Follow American Pattern. Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 24. The Chamber by 530 votes to 35 has passed the bill for the establishment of a Pacm Beard aner the American pattern with a capital cf £2.200,000, to assis; French wheat growers <regulatir.g the wh;-at market in France.—Reuter
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    THE NEW PIER.
    46 2 Charge Of Loitering Against Straits-Chinese. Cheng Keng Tong and Chu Keng Chuan, two English-speaking Straits-Chinese clerks, were charged yesterday in the Marine Court tefcre Commander C. Dix, R.N., with loitering at 2.12 p.m. on Tuesday at the Pier. His worship di-missed the case.
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    MANDAI ROAD CHAPEL.
    57 2 The Roman Catholic Church at Bukit Timah has further extended her Mission field as far as at Manclai Road, where a new chapel, dedicated lo Sairtt Anthony, i; now nearing completion. The blessing day will be announced shortly. The .new chapel was erected for Chinese refugees from
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    FRANCE HONOURS KIPLING.
    24 2 Reuter Wireless. Paris, June 24. Mr. Rudyard Kipling has been unanimously elected an associate member ot the Institute D? Franc?.—Reuter Wireless.
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    AGAIN SUSPENDED SIX WEEKS.
    431 2 Civil Disobedience. GANDHI'S HEALTH THE REASON. M Poona. June 17. R. Aney, Acting President of the Cony w after lading consultations with I Mr. Gar.dhi, L-sued the following statement "In view c: the present state of health or .>.ahatma Grndhi snd the doc ton' opini. n
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    INCORRIGIBLE TERRORISTS.
    27 2 The Government of Bengal, it is reported, have under contemplation a scheme to segregate incorrigible terrorists from misguided leirorists and intern the latter in villages.
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING— Who Said 20 Per Cent?
    152 3 DURING the eouise of the Slump, ttn revenue of the F.M.S. Government has alien by a very ccnsidcrable amount, but the costly administration service of a i-.ee wealthy country has been continued with little reduction and the people cf the
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    The Tin Duty.
    152 3 THE publication of that (Tin Duty> notification was the signal for hysterical outbursts on the iniquity of the iccrea;ed rate, but the debate helped to clear much of the misunder- tending that has existed on the subject. In ihe tnt'iuciasm for the "Help the Malayan Tin Miner"'
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    In Inverse Ratio.
    120 3 THAT some equilibrium should be secured in this matter of the country's revenue from a wasting asset wi!l be generally admitted to be very desirable, but the unanimity of Unofficial disapproval, even though it cannot be said to be entirely disinterested, should convince the Government that it
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    JOHORE SUPREME COURT.
    378 3 Terrible Death Of Two Tamils. JOHORE NEWS. I I I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Baliru, June 24. ON May 14, an overloaded motor car being driven along the Sungei Tiram Road, with two Tamils riding on the footboard, crossed a lorry travelling in the opposite\ direction,
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    AFTER 15 YEARS.
    72 3 Temple Collection Box Contents. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Malacca. June 27. An interesting discovery- was made after a religious ceremony iCheo Choi at the Cheng Hoon Teng temple. The contribution-box which had not been touched for the pa>t 15 years revealed when opent!» some old, foreiyn and
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    MISSING GOLD BEADS.
    465 3 Tamil Contractor Freed Of Charge. CHARGED on Tuesday before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, with having induced complainant to part with a necklace of beads and failing to return it. a Tamil named K. Viswanathan, who called himself a contractor, was discharged. Rarnasamy, book-seller,
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    LOCAL BASEBALL.
    177 3 Cubs Trounced By American Association. OB Sunday on the St. Joseph's school ground, the American Assoriation's Baseball team romped home easy winners in the fourth game of the Singapore baseball se. ies Heavy hitting was prominent on both sides particularly on the pan of the A.A.'s who -cored
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    GERMANY'S WAR MUSEUM.
    53 3 Bad Kreuznach. A General Headquarters 1917-1918 museumis shortly to be ojier.ed here In it will be ftttfeftttkd numbers of objects recalling the location of the General Headquarters of the German ard Central European Armies here from the spring of 1917 to March. Tire museum «fV be unique
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      264 3 This NEW soap protects A M A* your family Toys, books, coins, door-handles— v hundreds of things you and your s.- y^^^qjp■] children touch every day —may pass the »\> germs of illness from a sick person to \S your family. Safeguard health by using Lever's Health Soap. It has
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      397 3 CLUB DIARY. (There ore numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most 6f the members of tchtch are I readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary I is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest 1 icill still be
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      170 3 United Chinese Mirical Association: No orchestral practice. SUNDAY. JULY 2. United Chinese Amateurs: Badminton tournament. r. Straits Chinese Epworth League: Devotional meeting. 5.30 p.m. I Gaylads Minstrels: Extraordinary and special general meeting. Mr. Gan Hock Cfcye's«JJJence, 1, Joo Chiat Lane. 1 p.m. Attendance CC SkA>'ĕr Epworth League: Devotional meeting, church
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    Shipping News & Notices. PROFICIENCY IN SIGNALLING.
    1373 4 Shipping News Notices. PROFICIENCY IN SIGNALLING. Re-Examination Of Officers. THE question of reexamination of officers has been dealt with recently and whilst almcs, every othtr subject has been referred to !-o far no mention has been made of lingI ii. perhaps, not so important a subject as most but. s:
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    LOST TRAWLERS.
    439 4 Three Skippers Suspended. THE findings in the Board of Trade inquiries, held in Aberdeen, into the loss of two Aberdeen trawlers and the stranding of a third, were issued recently. The vessels were the "Avondow," which stranded at Sanday, Orkney, on February 27 the "Struan," which stranded at
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    TAX CONCESSION.
    434 4 Coastal Motorship Orders Reinstated. TN view oi the Cover nnv?nr'.s devlslon to exempt coastil shipping fiom the tax on ite, fuel oil, the Coast Lines. Ltd., announce that construe lon cf the iwo motorships v.hich were on order for the company and were cancel.cd bocause of the tax.
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    A JUMP FOR LIFE.
    225 4 Narrow Escape Of Crew Of Trawler. The crew of the Aberdeen steam trawler Florence Dombey" arrived at Aberdeen recently after a narrow escape from sinking with their ship, which went down off the Fife coast. The trawler sank quickly, and the crew ol 11 had just
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    ELLERMAN LINERS' RECONDITIONING.
    588 4 Exhaust Turbo-Electric Installations. FURTHER paiticulars are now available regarding the reconditioning by Messrs. Workman, Clark (1928), Ltd., of four Ellerman liners. The i>hips to be taken in hand are the City of Venice, City ol Salisbury, City of Florence, and City of Kimberley. There is a possibility
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    REPAIR CONTRACT.
    61 4 An important contract for repairs to the "Nyanza," owned by Messrs. Maclay and McIntyre, Ltd., Glasgow, has been secured by the Middle Docks and Engineering Company, South Shields. The contract wa« secured against keen British and Continental oorn|petition. The vessel has been ashore and leceived extensive bottom damage.
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      467 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. BANGALORE 6.000 July RAJPUTANA 17.000
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      207 4 IW LLOYD TRI EST IN 0 j (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Sues, Poet i Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port gaid, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. J Said, Brindisi,
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      221 4 HAMBURG-AM ERIKA LIN IE Deutach J |Ha%A| Australische DampfschJSt I Gesellschaft (Companies mcuipuiated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1033. M.s. MUNSTERLAND, via Manila July 2 m.s. FRIES LAND, via Manila July 12 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila July 25 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Aug.
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      581 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. J}£ NORDDEUTSCHER ftjyUffif*M i Incorporated in Germany The undernoted an :he Company's Intended fixtures: Ol iVARDS. mm. 5 "ODER" for Manila, Hongkong, S'hai, Japan, N. China and Hankow July 3 "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkong. S'hai, N. China and Japan July 17 "SAALE" for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, N. China
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    442 5 Mining Shares. i Singapore. Thursday, U a.m. j The following tin share quotations are Issued u y Fraser and Co., exchange- and stock orokers: lisue Va l ue Buyers. Sailers. £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 29 32 -xd j! Austral Malay 26,- Mt--5a Aver Hitam Tin 13 14j-
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    120 5 Itot JED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 per cent. 103 103% cl Singapore Municipal (1901) 5 per cent. 105 110 norn Singapore Municipal (1907) 4% per cent. 104 108 norn Singapore Municipal (1909) 4% per cent. 104 108
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    189 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. TIN DROP CONTINUES SLOWLY. Rubber Market Very Dull. 'By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singaprre. Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 10> 8 cts., down V-i ct. Market Tone: Very dull. Tin (Singapore), spot, $116, down $114. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 13 32d., down 1
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    PETROL PRICES.
    155 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices lor-Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are MM y»* SheU Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon UJ Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon Shell
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    964 5 Disparity In London And Local Tin Prices. The weekly report of Fraser and Co., Singapore, dated June 27, states: The market opened quietly after our last report although tin was cabled from London a. £1 higher at £225 per ton, but share issues generally failed to respond,
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    98 5 Stimulating New York j Advices. Reuter Wireless. London, June 17. Most markets were active under stimulating New York advices. Rhodesian ccpp rs, oils end international industrials were especially tup ported. (j I f\ Drillers wer; a strong fcotuie on rumours of amalgamation with Canadian brewer*, j Al! commodity
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    BROOME (SELANGOR) RUBBER.
    315 5 I Reconstruction Scheme Terms. Details of the reconstruction scheme foreshadowed by the Chairman at the annual meet- ing of the Broome (Selangor) Rubber Plant- I ation are now announced and in order to provide additional working capital a new company, with a similar title, is to be
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    43 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER Lor.don Spot: 3 13,32d. New York; 6 316 (G.i cents. Singapore lC'«v —10 4 cent«. TIN. London Spot: £225 5 (Up 7s. 6d>. London 3 months: £224 2s. cd. (Up 3s.) Singapore: $116. COPRA. Sundried $4.00 Mixed $3.35
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    COTTON CONTROL.
    74 5 U.S. Government Buying Surplus. Reuter. Washington. June 29. j Th: Reconrtrue'ion Cirporctlon has aivance-i J seventy million dollars to Mr. Wallace, Secret- j ary of Agriculture, ti buy all cotton now in J the hsndo of the Fed ral Farm Board and ether Government estimated to total about
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    RINI (JAVA) RUBBER ESTATES.
    92 5 Lose of Rini (Javat Rubber Elates for the year to Jan. 31, £1,466 (against £1.697 for MU 32», which redueeE th sum carried forward to £2 ip 2. Floating resets. £1.317: current Uebilities. £o)0. The rubbT crop ■IWIIII ~d to 60r>,14ni") (aga&Mt 541,43iit.>. he whole- c
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    KALI (JAVA) RUBBER.
    48 5 Lg» of Kali "Java) Rubb.r Plantation., lo: 1932. £1,331. Tiiis. together with a farther (•1000 written c-T for est»tr amortization, is add-d n the *d bit balance to go forwird. makfcnj it £4.783. Rubber crop. 153 5J9lb. .against 385.2381b.»: coffee crcp. 3.056cwt. again* l 3,687cwt.).
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    391 5 Rubber Shares. Thursday, 11 a.m. The following rubber .share quotations vt issued by fraser v.d Co.and LyaU and EratU Issue Value. Fraser Lyall 8s 5 Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.70 $0.80 $0.65 JO.SJ 1 Alor Gajah 0.50 0.60 0.50 C 60 1 A. Hitam 1.00 1.20
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    GENERAL.
    270 5 FRASER CO. S QUOTATIONS. a. 3 o CLOSING QUOTATION». 3 H 2 S Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. $0.85 $0.95 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 UH £1 11 B. Ameri. Tobacco 105!- 110j$10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.35 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Prcf. 7 p.c.
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      63 5 THE SOUTH KsM>§ BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. W LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND k" MOTORCAR dSUKANCE ACCEPTED AT W LOWEST CURRENT KATES t I L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Plnlayson Green. EASTERN UNITED AS SUE AN CE CORPORATION, LTD. \j\ V FIRE, MARINE, "\v MOTORCAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT fj j
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      83 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed £2>000 ,000 Capital I 'ooo,ooo Pald-up-Capltal 60 0,00 C Reserve Fund and Ml HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Calcutta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras. JSTiSSK Bahrein, Basra. K,r k u>c. M ™'rß^T 8 ACCOUNTS opened and money J2S*Til-S
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      6 5 Head Office: 55, Wall New York.
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      149 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.* Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD.. THE HO HONG BANK, iiir. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $10,000,000.00. P»W Un 510.000.0C0.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOC\L BRANCH. 45«. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swec Cheng. Esq
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      171 6 Amuaements < > Idem h: vc 'ii heard! j P :i t miss .his A;'-..:;; M;r-g comedy %3HPI v.ith :j son* hits j J THE 2 BLACK CROWS j With CHARLIE MURRAY. h! ,0 I COMING! ALJOLSON. f/ J in United Artists Novelty Musical "HALLELUJAH, I'M A TRAMP." j MARLBOROUGH
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    "THE CHINESE NATION WILL SURVIVE."
    147 7 DR. LIM BOON KENG'S LECTURE. FILIAL PIETY IS THE BASIS OF CHINA'S CIVILISATION. <k China may be the sick man of the Far East but she is not yet dead China cannot be destroyed by force of arms but the Chinese can commit suicide.".' These
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    "SICK MAN OF EAST. BUT NOT YET DEAD."
    2259 7 DR. H.. T. We-:, who presided, said: "We are us.eir.cled here to-night for the purpose ci listening to a v:ry able and popular speaker in the person of Dr. Lim Boon Keng. il-ie is. as you know, very well-known in thli part
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    BONDS IN DEFAULT.
    74 7 Revelations At Senate Inquiry. Reuter. Washington. Jun> 29. AN admission that he paid no income-tax in 1930, 1931 and 1932 was nvde by Otto Kahn at the Senate enquiry into the affairs ct the Kuhn Loeb Company. Buttenwies=r, a partner of the company testified that the firm
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    254 7 Monday, June 19. Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley and Mr. G. E. Greig arrived to stay at Government House Tuesday. June 20. Captain and Mrs. T. C. Makeig-Jones, Capall] and Mrs. G. P. Oldfield, Mi s Mr. T. G. Tyrrell. Mr. R. B. Henly, Fl.-Lieut A. H. Faull
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    PAID THE WRONG PERSON.
    405 7 Forged Signature On Letter. rE Superintendent of the General Posi Office, Mr. G. Evans, was witness for the prosecution before the Second lifietrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday in a case in which a native of Sumatra, Sultun Saripoda. was charged with cheating and also
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    "White Sister* At The Capitol.
    127 7 AT THE CINEMAS. "The White Sister." screened last night at the Capitol Theatre, is a milestone cf progress in 1 production and photography even for these day!cr rapijly-advancmg ttennigue It is more than that. It is the vehicle for rotstandi» artin: by Heicn Hayes ari
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    Excellent Comedy At The Alhambra.
    148 7 Moran and Mack, the two fameus "Black Crows," have leading pe.rts in ••Hypnotized." which begOJB a season at the Albarnbra last night. The film is irresponsible burlesque from start to finish and none can fail to be amused at the antics of the inimitable Moran
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    "Hot Saturday" At The Roxy.
    82 7 Hot Saturday.'' the very lively Paramount picture with Nancy Carroll playing opposite Cary Grant in the principal roles and supportr-d by t large cast, which includes Randolph Scott. Lilian Bond. Jane Darwell. Rita La Roy and William Collier, commenced a run at the Roxy last
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    "The Big Broadcast" At The Marlborough.
    96 7 Paramount's musiclal production, "The Broadcast," began a season yesterday at the Marlborough. It is one of the best films of its type and those who have missed it when it was first shown should see it now. Song "hits" are plentiful and such radio
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    25 7 Mr B. P. Edwin, one of the assistant of Messrs. B. P. De Silva and Co., Ltd., Pencng branch, returned from leave by the "Ranpura
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    ARREST WARRANT.
    94 7 Bankrupt Who Failed To Return. AN order for a wart ant cf arrest to bs Issued against Kader Dad, a bankrupt, was made befoie Mr. Justicc Cobbett yesterday at the Bankruptcy Court. Mr. E. N. Taylor (Assistant Official Assignee) making the application, raid that bankrupt was given permission
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    INTER-CLUB GAMES.
    121 7 Matches played between the Post Office Club and the Clerical Union on Sunday resulted as MUMS (Postal players mentioned first): BILLIARDP: Chia Fai Tee beat Goh Guan Chua 200—128; Ismail bin Haji Abass lost to Chwee Hoe 170—?00; Ng Fock Chin lost to Tan Bock Lim 105—200. PING-FONG:
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    PASSPORT OFFICE.
    27 7 BegtaclCf from. Monday. July the olfiecs of the Passport and Registration cf Aliens Dcjartageata respectively will be situated in 4 ir> Chinese Protectorate, Havelock Road.
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    TOBACCO CASE APPEAL.
    696 7 CHINESE WIDOW'S CLAIM. Alleged Agreements. Appellants Admit Only One. HTHE hearing ol the appeal in th-j case in which Yu Wan Yoke aliaf Yu Oi, a widow, sued Chu Siew Kuan. Chu Siew Wah and Yip Choon Heng, a widow, was resumed yesterday before the Chief Justice,
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    OFFICIAL INEPTITUDE.
    716 8 Important speeches were made by unofficial Members at Monday's meeting of the Federal Council, but t cannot be said that the official replies rose to the occasion. Colonel Cecil Rae, for instance, epitomised Malaya's rebellion against the Tin Pool and the unfairness of the quota system. He realised
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    676 8 Comments By The Way. MR. W. E. Pcpys. Commis ioner of Trade and Customs. F.M.S., made out a very poor case in defence of the iniquitous imposition of a flat rate of five cents a yard as import duty on ciieap cloth, the immediate effect of
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    114 8 The Variety Show which was produced so successfully recently at the Victoria Institution. I Kuala Lumpur, in aid of the Y.W.C.A. will be repeated at the Sungei Ujong Club. Serem- I ban. on Saturday. The proceeds will be given to the Negri Sembilan
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    Penang.
    299 8 Mr. N. Jayaram was re-elec.ed President at the annual meeting of the Young Men's Hindu Association on Sunday. Charged with stealing a chandu pipe, a Chinese was sentenced to two months' simple imprisonment, and to be sent to the house of detention at the expiration of that period. Charged
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    A lor Star.
    42 8 A picturesque Chinese wedding was solemn- i ised at the Philomatic Association premises. The bridegroom was Mr. Low Ah Bee and the bride Miss Leow Ah Kirn. The ceremony v;as performed by the Chief Chinese priest of Alor Star.
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    Seremban.
    20 8 Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad has hern appointed to serve temporarily as an Unofflci?! Member of the Federal Council.
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    Ipoh.
    56 8 About 20 were pr sent at a meeting at the P.rak Chinese Chamber of Comm-rce, Hale S reet, Ipoh, to consider the formation of a swimming club 'o be called the Kinta Swimming Club. Th- proposed sit 2 is off Selibln Read ard the supply is to be obtained
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    509 8 BY "LOOKER-ON" People talk about the increased purchasing power of the Straits dollar. 1 haven't noticed it. AAA •As a matter oi fact the present purchasing power of the dollar is no higher than formerly if allowance is made for the time and ingenuity required to get
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    52 8 INDIAN AFFAIRS, on page 2. JOHORE NEWS, on page 3. CLUB DIARY, on page 3. NAVAL REVOLT IN SHANTUNG, on page FATAL LORRY ACCIDENT, on page U. DOCTOR'S APPEAL FROM M.C.. on page 1 ROTARY MEETING, on page 12. RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 13 MOTORING NEWS, on
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    CHINESE WARSHIPS SURRENDER TO MANCHUKUO.
    97 9 DISCONTENT IN NAVAL RANKS IN SHANTUNG. ADMIRAL SHEN HUNG LIEN DISMISSED. Minister To Investigate. China Agrees To Enlist The Manchukuo Troops. A naval revolt has occurred at Tsingtao (Shantung) and tive warships have deserted and are said to have gone over to the Manchukuo. The
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    FRESH NEGOTIATIONS WITH JAPANESE.
    806 9 Shanghai; June 29. EWE warships belonging to the North-East Navy at Tsingtao (Shantung) have deserted. The Commanders demand that Admiral Shen Hung Lien (the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy) retire and hand over the control of the squadrons, and at the same time release TVe Ling Shiu
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    AUSTRIAN LOAN.
    79 9 Two Ministers Arrive In London. Reuter. London, June 28. THE Austrian Finance Minister, Dr. Buresch and the Minister of the Interior Dr. Schumy have reached London seeking a loan. Burescn interviewed said he was sanguine of the results of the mission and anticipated obtaining one hundred million schillings
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    SUMATRA 'QUAKE.
    38 9 Two Hundred And Fifty People Killed. Reuter. Batavia, June 28. Two hundred and fifty persons are now reported to have been kihed in the earthquake in -tic South Bencoolen district of Sumatrs. There was heavy damage.—Reuter.
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    TAXI DRIVER INJURED.
    54 9 A Bengali ia:-:i cliivtr was injured last night when his taxi cave into collision with a motor<sr 3heged to bam been driven by a European. The collision cicurred at the junction of Macpherson Road Upper Serangoon Road. Both vehicles were slightly damaged. The Uxl dri/ec was taken
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    FAREWELL CONCERT
    223 9 Moiseiwitsch's Recital In Victoria Hall. ALWAYS appreciated by Singapore musi<" > lovers, Benno Moiseiwitsch gave a farewell pianoforte recital at the Victoria Memorial Hail last night. The audience made up in enthusia m for what it lacked in numbers. The recital cpened with a prelude by Bach. Moiseiwitsch
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    17 9 Mr Aw Boon Par, who was away in Rangoon for about three months, returned to Singapore yesterday.
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    CANTON'S CABLE TO LONDON.
    132 9 Armistice Agreement Most Damaging." Hongkong, June 29. THE Scuth-West Political Council has wired a <tp% to th? telegraphic mescige from Dr. W. W. Yen, Dr. Wellington Koo and Mr. Kuo Tai Chi, the Chinese leaders in London a, the precent moment, to the effecc ihe armistic?
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    TORIES AND INDIA.
    63 9 Attitude To Government's Policy. Reuter. London. June 28. An important meeting cf the Con erv-tivc C ntral Committee overwhelmingly rejected a resolution virtually condemning the Government's Indian policy at the instance inter alios of Mr. Winston Churchill and Loia Lloyd. and adapted a motion with which Mr.
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    SPANISH FLYERS LOST.
    35 9 Reuter. Mexico City. June 28. Despite official declarations that the bodies, of the Spanish trans-Atlantic flyers have been found it is now learned that the story is unfounded. The originator has arrested—Reuter.
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    WASTING TIME AT CONFERENCE?
    809 9 Cuban Outburst. I ELEVEN COUNTRIES MAY LEAVE. Reuter Wireless. London, June 28. T*HE International Sugar Council has forwarded a letter to the World Economic Conference suggesting the conclusion of a convention in accordance with a draft closely following the Cuban proposals, which propose that no new
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    DRANK LYSOL.
    33 9 A Eurasian residing at Hillside Drive. Upper Serangoon, is alleged to have drunk lysol last night. The ambulnoe v. as called and he was taken to hospital in a semi-conscious state.
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    DR. SHELDRAKE'S LECTURE.
    23 9 Dr. Khalid Sheldrake will deliver a lecture t!i Bib Victoria Theatre to-morrow at 5 pm. en "The Beauties of Islam."
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    "NAZILISATION" OF GERMANY.
    162 9 Catholic Centre Party To Dissolve. Reuter. Berlin. June 23. THOUGH Dr. Hugenbers':* resignation i. net yet officially accepted, it is regarded ascertain. Manwhile it is announced that henceforth, all former members of the "Nationalist Front" (as the Nationalist Party is now calipci) will be equally recognised as
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    SENATOR BORAH.
    18 9 Reuter Wireless. Baltimore. June 26. Senator Borah has undergone an operation for glrnd trouble —Reuter Wireless.
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    MB. W. DUNM&N DIES.
    751 9 AN OLD MALAYAN PIONEER. Malaria Victim. Work On Municipal Commission. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 28. rpHE death took placs this morning in the European Hospital, Batu Gajah, of Mr. William Dunman, of j Renglet, Cameron Highlands, one of i Malaya's oldest European residents, j
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    297 10 Semi-Finals To-day. LIM BONG SOO v. ROY SMITH. were two matches of outstanding interest in the Singapore lawn tennis championship tournament on the S.C.C. padang yesterday evening. In each case a European player faced a Chinese opponent. Smith started rather badly In his match with Woon Chow
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    BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT.
    244 10 Frankel Challenge Shield Competition. Ties in the first round of the four-ball American billiards tournament to be played 03 a Padmore table at the New World for the Challenge Shield pee ented by Messrs. Frankel Brothers, arc as follows: Saturday »6.30 p.m.V Gan Heck Hoe tUrited Con. Funeral
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER.
    288 10 Entries for the Clerical Union Football League clcse on Saturday. Those who wish to participate in this competition and have not signed the circular* arc requested to send in their name; together with the entrance fee of 25 cents to Mr. J. P. Thanr, hon. sports secretary,
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    SECOND DIVISION SOCCER.
    601 10 Wilts Beat Marine At Anson Road. THE M-rine Sports Club are having a spill of bad luck. After holding an unbeaten record for a long time, they have losi. two games in succession. They weie bcat.n by the Malay fl wee.: ago and vcoicrday the Wiltshire. II
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES.
    255 10 Positiens to date in the S.A.F.A. League competitions are as follows: FIRST DIVISION. Gcals. P. W. L. D. P. A. Pts Malays 10 9 0 1 38 13 19 Chinee 10 7 2 1 40 15 15 Wilts 9 6 3 0 25 11 12 S.R.C. 8
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    74 10 Vista B.P. team v. Bachelors' Home B.P. on Sunday at the latters' court at 3 p.m. Khoo Peng Koon, Ang Teck Hock. Lim Huay Ann, Ong Say Yeo and Chua Kirn Fatt. Reserves:— Chanj Thiam Hock, Tan Heng Lum and Ragoo Raghunanan. Entries for the Straits Physical Athletic Party's badminton
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    MALAYAN L.T.A.
    128 10 Tennis Championships In August. ENTRIES are now being received for the Malayan Lawn Tennis A c sociation's open championship meeting which will be played cv the couits of the Selangor Club. Kuala Lump-vr. commercing on Tuesday. Aug. 1. Entries close on Thursday, July 20. Forms may be obtained
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF.
    192 10 Garrison G.C. v. Sepoy Lines. Thi foUCVing the teams and stanina times for the Sepcy Lin.s Golf Club v. Garrison Gcif Club match to be plajeu on Sunday at the Garrison Gcif iS.-poy Line, players are mentioned first): 3.45 a.m. Dr. Loxscn and Dr. English v. SL. A.
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    BOXING AT MALACCA.
    257 10 Boy Quee's Excellent Showing. i From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca, June 28. A splendid set of bouts were featured on Sunday at the City Park arena. The preliminary matches were unexpectedly good. Result?: Smiling Kid <Bst. 2ib.) obtained a points victoiy ever Blackie Sam <7st. 13). J.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    58 10 Ten cards were taken out for the Keppel G.C. June ladies* foursome played yesterday and the following were the three best scores returned: Miss A. M. Sim and Miss M. M. Hadley 44- 16—28. Mrs. J. C. MacLeod fnd Miss K. Stewart 45- 15—31. Mrs. E. G.
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    G.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
    67 10 The Garrison G.C. monthly mixed foursomes competition was played or. Tuesday. The following were the best returns: Mrs. Morris and Mr. S. H. Moss 45-11 if 22% Miss Maynard and Lt. C. M. Keble 41-7' Mrs. Rose and Capt. J. 11. Peacock 46-10 1 > —35 'C-
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    37 10 Members of the Amateur Athletic Union will learn with regret of the death of the father of Messrs. Chew Keow Bock, Ch?w Keow Chin and Chew Keow Siong, who parsed rway at his residence, 11, Blair Road.
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    63 10 The Entries For Soccer Competition. FIFTEEN teams have entered for the Singapore Cup competition, play in Which wffl cemmnee early next mon.h. The teamentered are: MALAYS (two teams). CHINESE (tWO teams). WILTSHIHES i IWO teamr, >. SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB. SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB, oTRAITS SETTLEMENTS POLICE. MARINE DEPARTMENT S.
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    WEEK-END CRICKET.
    88 10 Match Between Padang Clubs. The S.C.C. and S.R.C. meet in in a twod v game commencing at the S. R. C. tomorrow. "teams: S.C.C.: Fit.*I.». V. Croome, D. H. Paimer, W. H. McNeill, A L. Hill. H. B. Noon. R. B. Noon. R. B. Lewis, R. A. Ashworth.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    54 10 The following have accepted to play cricket for Merchants v. Services in the to.rnament g me on Sunday at the S.C.C.: E. J. Riche: C. G. Wir.dle. C. G. Jenner, D. R. Harper. R. G. Cranford. J. McLeod. E. McCreanor. R. A. Asworth. H. S Hewett. G. B.
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    S.C.R.C. MATCHES.
    107 10 The S.C.R.C. teams for the week-end are: v. Sime Darbv cn Saturday at 2 p.m. on S.C.R.C. ground: I. H. Hoahing. Chee Loong. Tan Thian Tock, Low Jwee Yeow, Low Kee Choo, Chua Choo Sim. Tan Kong Siow Tan Cmap Kim. Ong Slew Kee. Robert Tan Kear. Kooi.
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    S.R.C. v. ETCETERAS.
    59 10 The following txve been invited to play fo the 6.R.C. against the S.C.C. (Etceteras» on Sunday at 11 ijn. on the S.R.C. ground: G. E. N. Oehlers <capt.), P. d'Almeidi. Carl de Souza, M. A. Wyatt, R. C. Oehlers, J. E. de Jor.g, C. W. Zehender. M.
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    Y.M.C.A. v. CEYLON S.C.
    65 10 The tollowin; will represent the Y.M.C.A. v. the Ceylon Sports Club on the Ceylon Sports Club ground on S'turday at 2 p.m.: R. Lync. W. R. Willis. Jjnu Le Cain. R. P. Ridley. Lec Ah Chec. G. L. F. Willis. C. D. Ross. G. A. Nelson.
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    OTHER MATCHES.
    29 10 Other games taking place on Saturday afternoon include; S.C.C. v. St. J.seph's ut the S.C.C. Raffles v. Medical College, Sepoy Lines. Nondescripts v. R I., McNair Road.
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    MALACCA BILLIARDS.
    81 10 The Malacca Chinese Foctball Club met the Malacca Recreation Association at Billiards on Sunday, and won by four games to one. Scores "M.C.F.C. players mentioned first): Engliih Game: Ong Kirn Pong beat W. van Huizen 250—118: R P. L?on beat C. Theseira 200—145. American «4 balls) Game: Koh
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    CATTLE TRADERS WIN.
    320 10 Yesterday's Soccer At Jalan Besar. THE Second Division S.A.F.A. League soccer match at Jalan Bc-sar last evtnmg between Straits Cattle Traders and the Medical College resulted in a win for the former by the odd goal in three. The Medical College, however, offered better opposition than in
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    SIONG BOO A.S. BILLIARDS.
    125 10 The following are the results 01 the hr:t round in the Siong 800 Athletic Association's Ame.ican billiards championship tournament: Ng Checng Wliye <300) beat Quek Gim Cheong *****. Chee Ah Hui (300» beat Chan Seng Hin (271». Lee Yeow Soon <300> beat Tan Chye Hock (176).
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    BADMINTON FRIENDLIES.
    135 10 Shamr*:ck Badminton Farty beat the Bluebird Badminton Party by nine games to nil on the Shamrock's court. Scores (Shamrock pluvtrs mentioned first): SINGLES: Sect Beck Seng beat Lim Tarn Lim 15—1. 15—7: Lim Keng Watt beat Mahmud 15—12. 13—13 (5—1): Koh Kirn San beat Afcdui Gchni 15—12. 15
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    S.C.F.A. CUP SOCCER.
    36 10 The semi-final in the S.C.F.A. cup com- J petition between Siong 800 and St. Matthew's j Guild will be payed on Sunday at the Jalan j Besar Stadium. Admission charges:—lo and 20 cents.
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    Surprise Defeat Of Americans At Wimbledon.
    368 10 THIRD ROUND AT WIMBLEDON. Lawn Tennis. j I U.S. CHAMPIONS BEATEN. Reuter. London. June e<>. WIMBLEDON Was again the rendezvous of society to-day when the third round ties in th". singles charr r.lonship were played off Hughe: beat Aoki 6—2. 6—l, 6—o. Scioh beat
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    BASEBALL RESULTS.
    117 10 The National And American Leagues. Reuter. New York. June 28. Following ar: the latest baseball sccr.s: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E Cincinnati 2 10 2 B.coklyn 11 14 St. Louis 0 o Boston 13 0 Magnum pitched for Boston. The Chic-go V. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh v. New York
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    NAVAL REVOLT IN SHANTUNG.
    757 11 WOULD-BE ASSASSIN SHOT. Warships Desert. Shansi-Charhar Clash Feared. Shanghai, June 28. rjpHE majority of Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang's troops are concentrating at Changpeh in eastern Charhar. The Shansi troops under Gen. Chao Chong Shou, who is in support of the I entrarl Government, have moved towards
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    DOCTOR'S APPEAL.
    210 11 One Judge Or Whole Bench A PRELIMINARY point of law, as to whether an appeal against the decision of ihe Medical Council should be heard before a tribunal comprising three Judges of the Suprerh" Court cr a single judge, was argued to-uav before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter
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    FATAL LORRY ACCIDENT.
    1347 11 Victim's Leg j i WIDOW LEFT WITH SEVp;! CtylJDREN. A WIDOW with seven children aid an accused person with a bandaged head were in the Coroner's Court yesterday, when Mr. F. G. Bourne commenced an inquiry into the death of a Chinese pig rearer who was knocked
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    WORKING A PORT UNDERTAKING.
    1769 12 WHARF MANAGER'S TALK. Rotary Club Tiffin. A SHIPPING AGENT'S RETORT. M R. G. M. Alford, Whari Manager. Singapore harbour Board, addressed members of the Rotary Club of Singapore at their tiffin yesterday, at the Ac'olphi Hotel, on "Whari Working." Aliord said: 1 he working of a
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    73 12 ARRIVALS. "Burdwan," Brit., 2911 tons, from Yokohama 29-6; for Pt. Swettenham 30-6. "Kavelland," Germ., 3.836 tons, from Dairen for Hamburg 29-6. "Kepong," Brit., 1,322 tons, from Bangkoic 29-6: for Malacca, Pt. Swettenham. "Toradja," Dut.. 673 tons from Djambi 29-6; for Djambi 1-7.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    142 12 Singapore, June 23. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Gat* 1). Van Heutsz 22; An hun Apoey 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Teukuni Maru 18: Amur Maru. Zuiko Maru 16; Burdwan 14; Buenos Aires Maru 11; Marit 9; Hakone Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3).
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    "WIFE IN EVERY TOWN."
    61 12 Fifty Year Old Czech Arrested. Prague. Known throughout the Republic a* the "ma 1 with a wife in every town" Ottokar Serr.a'. aged 50. has been arestod at Koh".. He is alleged to have received money, under promise of marriage, from at least one wcm.v: in
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE.
    85 12 POSTAL RATES. Reduction On Postcards By Air To Britain. We are officially informed by the Secretary for Postal Affairs. S.S. and F.M.S., that as from July 1. 1933. the ice fcr postcards intended for dc patch by the Dutch Air Mail to Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Iriah
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    AIR MAIL HELD UP.
    38 12 (From Our Ctcn Correspondent.) Bangkok, June 28. The outward Dutch air-mail was held up at Jcdpur owing to bad weather and only reached Calcutta tills afternoon. It will possibly not scach «Singapore before Saturday.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    33 12 Mails fran Europe iLor.dcn mails de patched en June 8). by Qu Rajula." will arrive by rain to-morrow- morninng. Cjrreeponder.ee will be re aft] tei delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m.
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    MONEY MARKET
    190 12 SELLING. Singapore, June 29. London 4 months' sight 24 London 3 months' sight 2j3 31|32 London 60 days' sight 2|3 15; 16 London 30 days' fight 2j3 29 32 London demand 2|7vi London T.T. 2|3 27 32 Lyons and Paris demand 985 Hamburg demand 1-3 New Ycrk demand
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    "TIGHT" NO CRIME.
    116 12 But Drunks Must Be Mannerly. New Orleans. Louisiana. Being "tight" is no crime in New Orleans, provided cne is not disturbingly so. This ruling ha c been given by the ciry attorney office after an exhaustive search of the statutes dealing with inebriation. The opir.ion was prepared
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    DIARY Of THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    317 12 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. JUNE 29. High Tides.—l.46 a.m., 3.05 p.m. Athletic Sports, St. Andrew's School SpcrU, Jalan Besar, 3 p.m. League Football: Div. 111, P.S. v. Monopolies, Geyiang. Football (friendly), S.C.C. v. Bramtoeo, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, JUNE 30. High Tides.—2.3s a.m., 3.41
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    AMUSEMENTS
    132 12 ALHAMBRA Hypnotized.' starring Mack and Moran. CAPITOL.—CIark Gable and Helen Hayes in "The White Sister." EMPIRE—"I am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang." GREAT WORLD.—Side shows, Cabaret, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and talking films (Sky Talkie: '•Politics"; Star Talkie: "Captain of the Guard.") MARLBOROUGH.—"The Big Broadcast" NEW WORLD.—Side
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      60 12 .4* fflup Tais GREAT BARGAINSALE COMMENCING ON Ist. MAY WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONAL SHOPPERS. QUEEN'S CREPEIALL THESE ARE VERY PRFPF nF PHINP VALUABLE MATERIALS FOR LKtHL FROCKS AND EVENING PRINTED SATIN DRESSES WITH NEWEST ARTIFICIAL SILK. DESIGN AND A WIDE RANGE OF MATERIALS. BEAUTIFUL COLOURS OPEN DAILY UNTIL 8 P.M.
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      135 12 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. 'Upper Burma, North and East Ir.dia. Aden. Egypt. Europe. Gt. Britain. Ireland. Canada and U.S.A. (Karoa) (B. L Mail) 3 p.m. Semarang, Sourabaja, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Reynst) 3 p.m. <E;ypt and Europe (Havelland) 4 pm. China. Hai am, Japan. Korea. Formosa, East Siberia. Western
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    "TEA GIRLS."
    177 13 Welcome For Miss England. Madrid. MISS England 1933"' w-11 receive a warm welcome when she arrives here for the forthcoming European competiticn. Ihcugh boasting cf thousands of peroxide blendes. Madrid is eagerly looking forward to the visit of the gclden-haired British beauty queen. Referring to the section of
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    HAJI'S THEFT.
    93 13 Took Fifty Cent Piece And Ran. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, June 27. A Malay. Haji Abdullah bin Talip. appeared to-day before Mr. J. C. Derrick, th. police magistrate, charged by Inspector Byrde, with th Haii Yahya. the comply nant, told his honour that he met the accused
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    GANDHI GETTING STRONGER.
    31 13 Reuter Wireless. Pcona, June 24. Mr Gandhi has begun to walk in his room twice daily. He is gaining weight but has been ordered a month's quiet.-Reut?r Wireless.
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    458 13 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, June 23. MEAT. Beef, .'teak (round), kati 30 Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean (Ist quality), fcati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton, Austialian, lb. 35 Fowl, kati 40 Hens (locally reared), kati 42 Ducks, each 5o
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    ALFONSO'S BLESSING.
    89 13 Bestowed On Son After His Disinheritance. Reuter Wireless. Evian les Bains, June 24. Having dene his duty as a king by disinheriting his second son from his rights of succession for marrying a common:..-. ex-King Alfonso has itvealed a more benevclent parental trait to the joy cf the
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    FEISUL AT HENDON.
    72 13 King Of Iraq At R.A.F. Pageant. Reuter Wireless. London, June 24. King Feisul of Iraq was an interested spectator of the thrilling air fetes witnessed on Urn occasion of the Rcyal Air Force pag:ant at Hendon ;o-day. The Prime Minister and Lord Londonderry vert alto pr.sent. The
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    DEAN INGE RETIRING.
    42 13 To Live In Oxford Next Year. Reuter Wireless. London, June 24. Dean Ing? intends to resign next His decision is due to his advancing ywrs and he hopes to spend his retirement in the neighbourhood of Oxford. —R°uter Wireless.
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      150 13 In the office or in th? work or at play—neatness ccunts And. by the way, did you "Nugget" your shoes this mc/ning NUGGET BOOT POLISH THE "NUGGET" TIN OPENS WITH A TWIST Sole Agen s: Henry Waugh Co., Ltd. S.S <fe F.M.S. AP.B.IF. mw FLOWER SEEDS Prize Zinnia—Portulaca Dainthus Heddewegii—Dahlia,
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      599 13 I f Always have 'ASPRO' on hand to combat lup a most pronounced Cold or Influenza 11 I an attack of 'Flu at inception. When "Flu attack—the weak tcvcnsh conditions that U I I comes, fear is its greatest ally, The right one experiences when subject to cold and I
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      347 13 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN). From The Empire Transmitter. Daventri, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metre*. Two of the following frequencies and wav».- lengths will be used in the transmissions to the Indian lone. Announcements will
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    1102 14 Will Mr. Churchill Be Premier? (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. June 6. THE opening of the great World Economic Conference has added one more to th'j number of London's daily newspapers. newcomer is a special journal published by th3 Conference authorities: it contains none ci the features
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    SUITCASE EXPLODES.
    70 14 Injures Worshippers At St. Peter's. Reuter Wireless. Rome. June 24. The famous church of St. Peters was temporarily closed to-day following an alarming rNplosion in the portico which, however, did Utile damage but resulted in injury to four shippers. The explosion came from a suitcase which had been
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    NEW UNIVERSITY.
    165 14 Foundation Stone Laid By The King. Reuter Wireless. London, June 26. BY laying the foundation store of the magnificent new building for the London University at Blocmsbnry this af crnoon, Their Majesties the- King and Queen assisted towards the construction of an appropriate home fee the larj.st ecr.tr?
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    VINES TO TURN "PRO?"
    106 14 Reuter Wireless. New York. June 24. Ellsworth Vines, the American and Wimbledon tennis singles champion, has been offered the sum of 130,000 by William Tilden to turn professional and join his troupe, according to the "New York World Telegram," The paper says that Vines has tentatively
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    "BESIEGED" IN TREES.
    189 14 Bears Try To Shake Forester Down. Tokyo. THREE men went out into a forest in the Saitama Prefecture to inspect trees. Sudderly three bear.?, a huge old mother and two cubs appeared. Two of the men fleet. The third scrambled up a tree. But th: bears did
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    STAMPING OUT MURDER.
    45 14 Reuter Wireless. J Sena, June 24. 1 Determined to stamp out murder and terrorism between rival Macedonian groups, the Government proclaimed curfew last night until miciI day while the police and troops, unhampered, l aided all houses suspected of harbouring evildoers—Reuter Wireless.
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      383 14 THE GREATEST GIFT TO THE HITMAN FAMILY. MAKRIAGF. <£.- EIRTII CONTROL: (A Book For The Married And Those About To Marry), By BRENDA BAR WON. Th 2 Psychology of Sexual Ethics with regard to Marriage—Moderation—The Law cf Sex— The proper Method of Birth Control: INDEX: 1. Marriage: What it is.
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      79 14 i 1 I i I WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE. I Messrs. Duncan Roberts, Ltd., the local Agents, have just received a cable from London to the effect that the "Imperial Model 50" Typewriter has once again been selected for use at the above Conference. The adoption of this machine coming on
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      27 14 v There is do place I like home and no beer like D So H Sole Agents for Malaya N. V. Straits Java Trading Co., SINGAPORE PENANG
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    Sir Malcolm Campbell's Expert Motoring Views.
    115 15 THE SUPERIORITY OF BRITISH CARS. BEST MONEY VALUE. Research Work And Taxation System Responsible. British motor-cars are the best in the world, says Sir Malcolm Campbell. Even our foreign competitors admit that we make the best car in the Rolls-Royce. Whether we also make,
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    IMPETUS FROM THE MCKENNA DUTIES.
    607 15 TT is not so long ago—certainly not more than seven years—since ths imported car had a tremendous sale in Great Britain, continues the holder of the world's speed record. It is only necessary for those who were interested in motoring at that time to carry
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    RUBBER MOTOR SPIRIT.
    815 15 A.A.M.'s Road Test Report. 11/E are indebted to the Malayan Estate ff Owners' Association for permission to pub lish the following report of a test of "Pinji Petrol" manufactured and. we believe, presented to the M.E.O.A. by Messrs. Graham <& Kendall, Lahat, says The "Malaya Motorist." Following
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    TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYED.
    53 15 Various schemes are under consideration and in some cases in execution, for the relief of unemployment in America in the way of improvements to many water fronts of coastal towns These schemes will be of vast importance to Motor Yachtsman as they will be afforded better harbour
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    THE A.A.M. AND ASIATICS.
    501 15 Association Not—"Orang Puteh's" Show. F'RCM time to time we hear from, and of Asiatic nr.". tori ts who rather look askance at the A.A. of Malaya, their reascn beir.g that they consider the Association is an orgnisation ran by European: for Europeans, says the •Tlalryan Motorist"
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    ORDERS THAT COUNT.
    193 15 The repeat order is perhaps, the one that every motor manufacturer prizes the most, for It infers satisfaction on the part of the customer not only with the product, but with the service after sale also. On:- of the commercial firms which enjoys particular preference in thi
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    BRITISH CARS IN AUSTRALIA.
    119 15 Figures of registrations of new cars in Victoria, Australia, during the month of February last, reveal thai 48.4 per cent, of the total were of British manufactuT3. The official statistics tabulate the cars in numerical sequence, and show that HumberHillman head the British list, and occupysecond
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    MOTORIST HONOURED.
    115 15 Captain T. Yates Bcnyon, who last Autumn drove a Hillman Minx light car from London to Calcutta in a gallant attempt to beat the boat, and only lost the race by a few days through abnormal weather conditions, has received official recognition of his adventurous journey. He has
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    One of the Singapore Traction Co.'s 20-seater buses, as used on the Tanglm-Rafßes Quay and routes. It is understood that 100 bus:s similar to these, and us ng 22 on iitead of petrol, are to be introduced by a Chinese Syndicate to replace the mosquito buses of which there are some 400 on the local stre-ts to-day.
    57 15 One of the Singapore Traction Co.'s 20-seater buses, as used on the Tanglm-Rafßes Quay and routes. It is understood that 100 bus:s similar to these, and us ng 22 on iitead of petrol, are to be introduced by a Chinese Syndicate to replace the mosquito buses of which there are
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    MARINE MOTORS.
    123 15 Growing Popularity Of Diesel. With the continued rise in the cost of petrol fuel and the subsequent increased expense in the running of petrol engines, the public are naturally turning to the Diesel Engine much more frequently than heretofore. Forseeing this demand British manufacturer in the majority have
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    FOR THOSE ON LEAVE.
    114 15 Many a man who comes Home on leave from overseas would love to tour Britain but hesitates to buy a car. yet finds the cost of hiring prohibitive A prudent alternative is the repurchase system sponsored by Rootes Ltd.. of Devonshire House. Piccadilly. London, und'r which
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    MALAYAN ROAD TRAFFIC.
    710 15 Policy Wanted. A.A.M. MAGAZINE'S ADVOCACY. WE cannot help thinking that now i: the time for the formulation of a Road Traffic policy for Malaya as a whole, or, at least, for the Colony. Johore, the F.M.S.. Perlis, and Kedah, says the "Malayan Motorist." Prosperity will return to
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      53 15 Why buy a gallon when you only need a quart 9 Why buy a quart when you only need a pint? You Can Buy Shell Motor Oils FROM SHELL BULK CABINETS in pints, quarts or gallons You Also SAVE THE COST OF THE TIN. Advertisement of The Asiatic Petroleum Company
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      382 16 M HASSAN ELECTRICAL AM) WATER CONTRACTOR. 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG LIM PARK CEYLANO.
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      731 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—Comfortable Rooms. 7a, Prinsep St. TO LET—Compound Hous«, No. 10. Rose Lane, Katong Rd. Aj'ply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—3. Ramsgate Rd., off Grove Rd., close to Katong Park. Key to inspect from Ktbun l, Ramsga'e Road, or 3, Margate Road Particulars
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      469 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. It is hareby notified that this school has be.n removed to No. 1-A. Kirk Terrace. Dhcbv Ghaut Singapore. Trincipal. M. R. ANCIANO. THE MALAKA PINDA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has betn made to the Director*;
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      580 16 AUCTION SALE. Important Auction Sale To be held at the SINGAPORE AUCTION MART, 24, High Street, ON SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1933, at 10 a.m. Housenold and office Furniture, on Amnjifying Electric Gramophone b\ K; ?E* Carter Tabieß Chairs, Beds Sideboards, Silver Cabinets, Carpets Ice C&ĕsts, ELECTRIC REFRIGER <ATOx\, Pictures, etc.,
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      469 16 Eve ry Wh ere C^SP^OOTH I a I 1 SCItNTIfICAUV C^itticr] MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE 6171. by ASCRIPTION RATES. .TABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including including at office Postage Postage orcloae (Local or to Foreign residence. p.m.S.) Countrlea Yearly $i 5.00 $21.00 $33.00 Half-Yearly 7.50 $i o o 18 60 Quarterly 3.75
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