The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 July 1926

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    13 1 Singapore Free firess 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 19*6. NO. 11,859.
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    595 1 THE FOURTH TEST. A TAME ENDING. [Reuter's Service.] London. July 27. Carr*a health improving. His temperature is almost normal bat his throat mu h ulcerated and hi- cannot play to-day. The weather a: Manchester to-daj iS overcast and cold and only UMMM people were present when play was
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    THE PERSONAL TOUCH.
    1072 1 "Royal All'ion Open Company. Mr. Rupert Staves ta holding an audition in the Kind's Theatre at n a.m. ho nionof (Thursday), when hi will be pleased U bear yog -:njr." Rosa Lefevre (the I rch had origina Ij receiv d her a> "Rose Lever**), on<-« biUed as
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      263 1 j: SWALLOW ARIELLS J U CHERRY RIPr I :j CAKES. j '.•'.'.V.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.W.V RAFFLESJIOTEL GRAND MILITARY PAGEANT Special early dinner will be available <m the following Pageani nights from 7 p.m. August 2Sth. and 31st. September Ist. 3rd. and 4th. Special Supper Dances I wili be held on Saturday, 28th. August
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      259 1 V.V.V.'.WA'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. ■.V.V.V_V.V.W.V.V.V.>V.V.J DOES NOT IRRITATE THE SKIN! <^~**^:^*^v V: K v i \_t_W^__i m m 19 one in.it most cfistinijuisHe^ and delightful seriM V hi n h red !a< rn i and sold containers B comprisi'iJ hi t.;iu ;i''n to tii^ ebov«' B Talcum W« Umishinq Crvam > m _I
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      10 1 < BRITISH AND BEST jj MAYPOLE MARGARINE^ J FOR TABLE ISE.
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      62 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, 2*th. High Water, L's p.m. U.S. mail eloees, 11 a.m. Thursday, lUth. High Water, 0.36 ajn n 1.44 p.m. Australasia trail doses, B mm. Penang R.itos. Leagne 'I S.C.C II w YM.CJL; o.T.F.C. n .Municitml. Yprea Film Theatre 9.30 p.m. Boxing, H ii'py Valley, 9JSO. Friday, 30t*.
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    A DOUBTFUL PROJECT.
    160 2 a that thi mbinai :ri ibly i formation a like ith some appreh< n- ffld |tsi K M.S. I' f Mines has a] nt< d sul c >ramitte ing in En This committee, e opinion that an E ration ikt 1 f great a Hi *sibly Irue
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    41 2 ri ■•in increasing toe B.N B. H r Yesterday wa v displaying itself in broad daylight i dci efcwn i i dnst-blii and l h aesc e JBn. Xi ir> itels it Is named roan Tl need i in.<f< t i-
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      99 2 NOTE THESE PRICES. l!«'fh;iu\ >aut»rrif- $It_M p<r < ;i-e. Kordt-aux Graves 9J»9 I n r ileau\ Mrd«H' < ..»0 .h ict Rkiac Wint 1 1.25 Enf*lish Cwincer Wine *<.7."» Sh m t Pricif Im Mixed Cases. H. BOLTER, N" x ROBINSON ROAD. Tpl. "22. I JOHN HAIG'S i GOLD LABEL
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      299 2 It PAYS To BUY In QUANTITY. Double Sized Giant Tube of COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE at MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, Battery Road. VICTORIA THEATRE. I Commencing THURSDAY Next, j JULY 29th at 9.30 p.m. 1 Under the distinguished patronage of H.E. Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard, K.C.r... K.C.M.G., H.E. Major-General Sir Theodore
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      214 2 PAVILION. From Tuesday, 27th July \o Monday, 2nd August. AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. Including Malaya Football Association, Malay Inter-Club Sports. The Love Story of a Wild Horse! "BLACK CYCLONE" A story of love, devotion, valour, amazing in its reality Acclaimed the outstanding motiofi picture production of
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      252 2 For Six Nights Only SUNDAY, 25th, TO FRIDAY, 30th .JULY. AT THK AL.HAMBRA I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. HARRY LEON WILSON'S DELIGHTFUL SATIRE Faithfully ti-ansferre<J to the aerean kacnittg all tnt sparUe found in the novel MERTON OF THE MOVIEg A JAMES KIZE— P AS AMOUNT PROIHC
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    MAYFAIR'S NEW THRILLS.
    1161 3 41 THE EXCITEMENT OF RAGGING. Each year Mayfair has a new craze, and though tieasure-hunting expired with 11)2") smothered in publicity and imiia; ion it left us with a reckless feeling. There must be something new, and that something must be energetic and full of thrills. So
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    THE DOMESTIC SECANT IN PARIS.
    387 3 High prices have caused the Paris housewife to cut down her domestic service to a minimum. People who employed two servants now have one— if they can get her. Those who had one have to content themselves with a charwoman, while very many households who
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    NEW DUTIES FOR GARDE REPUBLICAINE.
    190 3 To Watch in Sorbonne Examinations. It seems thai the French Garde Republicaine are required to have as many ingredients to their make-up as were the heavy dragoons 'n "Patience" (says a Reuter ram They are. in tin course < duty, called upon to t real
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    INQUEST ON SHOT ARMY OFFICER.
    105 3 Posed as Brigadier-General Fictitious Decoration London. July .">. the inquest a1 Farnborough, Kent, on Btio'adier-Genera] Turner, aged 41 who was found shot behind a Boy Scout hut, it was j ■evealed that he had not reached higher -.-ink than a Major of Artillery and was
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      280 3 >4S OUr childrcn should be full of the 1 C i nCrg Of gOod health To cn sure i gOOCI j m// A should form P art of their d aily S diet Ordinary milk, however, is un- i fOr suitable, for it is always exposed to i the dangers
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      122 3 One Smoke Whether watching Cricket at Lords or Tennis at Wimbledon, one meets men and ujomen who differ on the rival claims for priority of these Sports; but all unanimously agree on the incontestable superiority of d^u SWEgPRESS VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ns^- Wadt m London by Ardath Tobccct Co Lid V«
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    ANOTHER CHEVROLET RELLABILITY RUN.
    312 4 ANOTHER CHEVROLET RELLABILITY RUN. |Otl int. a standard 1 ft Kua Lumpui ft 24 h3UI noi for the whole of th< i and in addit I maximum sp< ed was 1 to ea r houi taken Kuala Lumj Klang, Sen in. Port 1 R ban, I >•■':■ Bangi i d
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    104 4 lii Bahrein, Northern Arabia, where there is great wealth, automobiles have displaced every carriage but one, and arc fast displacing donkeys. About 100 cars are In operation^ mostly taxi--. A few large cars ait' owned by sheiks and wealthy pearl merchants. An excess of "joy lidmvr" by the pearl divers
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      57 4 Dodge* Brothers MOTOR CARS c^ ci r^ la^ Central Motors FT 6 CyL 5 Passenger Touring Car ra I ll I m 6 Cyl. 5 Passenger Coach Vfi II f OPTIONAL EXTRA EQUIPMENT— WIRE WHEELS 5H9.00, EXTRA TYEE AND TUBE $r>.oo. Etc.. Etc. F N sole agents Malayan Motors in
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      151 4 HIGH PRESSURE BALLOON TYRES TUBES ji j^JP^yHi^^ A^ Time to Re-t'T n IWI I /^bibS^^ Ptl JCm 1■ l£ J p Jr^ r IbY M^s-3fc j I H 9 DISTRIBUTORS Cycle Carriage Co., < 1926 Ltd. ollNvTAlrUxtrj. Bb^^jauSS*- Bjft^^ Bi BV wB SB oi v -iflß. I^^lHBb Bk tB^BT VBB
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    MANUFACTURERS AND TRADERS.
    321 5 Prom the evidencs submitted on behalf of 'the Society of Motor .Manufacturer- and Traders to the Board >f Trade Enquiry into British Trad.' and Industry, it appears j that the Society has grown since its formation, in 1903, from 65 members '.<> l-U'.ti* lasi year. Originally formed
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    MOTOR GRADUATES.
    94 5 J< hr: younger, professor of industrial engineering at the Ohio State University, is urging colleges to include automotive cours- >>. their scholastic programmes. Prof. Younger believes that large automobile industries should encourage the eol- ges and the college students. A collegetrained man who studied automotive engineering would be
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    THE CAR AND ITS COST.
    983 5 SPECIAL MOTORING ARTICLE. OPENING A DEAL. EXPENSIVE CHEAPNESS. Maju, F. A. Forbes-Leith, F.R.G.S. (Author of "By Car to India.") [FREE PRESS SPECIAL.} To the man who is buying his first car or to the man who is replacing a car arises a question: What can
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      190 5 THE PHAETON T s^r"^^«S^^^^V JL JL \,^r MLJ M—J i-J (nlllßL Price Now $3,100. I SIT LEADING ATTRACTIONS. 1. Performance results never before achieved at the price, 2, The highest quality of materials and workmanship that can be built into a car. An unequalled degree ot riding ease. I. Distinctiveness
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      179 5 I GRAY I I THE CAR THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, THE 30 MILES PER GALLON CAR. Is still the unchallenged economy champion holding the official record. A noiseless, substantial and powerful engine, unsurpassed as a hill-climber. A beautifully designed body with ample room for five persons and in attractive colours,
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    CHESS NOTES AND NEWS.
    413 6  -  S. MIDDLETON MATTHEW S by— 1 i fessj "i;* pliii^iMi problem bj K >va v rF'l; rian. Black > pieces. *hi*- I rt;»> n <l iv.at i in tW« mo\e-. 1: < S'- tpenitiff. n th( 21s V; Rubinsteii Bl > K K (> his v
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    COLONEL KOZLOFF'S EXPEDITION.
    967 6 I i RTHES DISCOVERIES IN MON<;01 t n Thi Russian explorer of Mongolia. Colons Kosi v has sent home an account ofl latest explorations, mostl] in the Khan-j Ifofmtaißs, amonf; •>-.<• bare rocks of bieh his partj found thf tombs of SO gei ati of San.-\,t;-: Khans.
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    BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS.
    1028 6  - BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS. HO R ATI US I The question of the kin.i of hand and the strength required foi a sound Informatory D üble of a suit bid is often a perplexing one Ajnerican expeits lay down a sort of ruli i i Tii: >e, which is a
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      8 6 r ror the I Leisure Hour Indoor Recreations
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      174 6 Gripoly PATENT BELTING Singapore Penanu. Ip< h and hii;;! LttM] 1 ENGLISH Electric Irons UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (ißcorp+ntad El tb< Binita BettlMßenti ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, S^ Chamberlain s l! IrHAMBERUiJ^! Colic and Diarrhoea d f^^^l Remedy I t v^=-"— ChamberUin*B Colic tad **H PAIN IK THE STOMACH, I Remedy possesMfi mm
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    NORTH BORNEO NOTES.
    1023 7 LOCUSTS AND HONEY. (From Our Own Correspondent). Jesselton July 20. If any of Mr. Thomas Cook's clients' would like to count amongst their i experiences that of eating so unpleasant a blend as locusts and honey, they have an opportunity of doing so to-day in this part
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    THE TIGER OF SINGORA.
    463 7 THE TIGER OF SING ORA. Courtesy Visit on the Judge. A Singora correspondent writes t:> tl.e 6iam Observer as follows: Here is a t 'oa4 tiger story which will be of interest to your readers. This story does not begin with "Once upon a time," but is so recent that
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    THE LOCAL BENCH.
    353 7 ill- personal and professional friends have r.Ti w n for some tune thai Mr. W, H. Thome's ambitions lay in the direction of th< local Bench and the new- that he, dearred as a solicitor from appointment to th Judiciary, has been reading ai Home the Bar,
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    107 7 An important "innovation" now ten years old which might well be copied in Penang, is the Garden Club of Singapore, an institution supported by the leading members of the Chinese community there and having for its object the social emancipation of Chinese ladies. It is intended to be a family
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      403 7 BUSINESS CARDS, j MARY SETON. i j: E. AMBER MANSIONS. > ORCHARD ROAD. < Lamps mi Lamp shades from Shanghai. FUNERALS? SINGAPORE CASKET CO. EXPERT UNDERTAKERS." TELEPHONE 75. V "CARS FOR HIRE. r.reat Reduction in Rates THE \SIATIC MOTOR CAR CO. Orchard Road 69-b. Rukit Timah Rd. Tel. No*. ISOI
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      587 7 NOTICES. EXCHANGE BANKS. The Exchange Banks will be dosed on Saturday, :;ist July, being a Public Holiday, and or. Monday. 2nd August, being Bank Holiday. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RIBHER ASSCN. NOTICE is hereby given that The Rubbei Maritel will be dosed officially on Saturday, 31st •luiy and Monday,
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      650 7 NOTICES. ORDINANCE NO. J4 (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SKTTLEIcEXT &F SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. I9t of 1926. Re K. B. Kither Mohamed [shade and Co. Ex parte V. Annmiyee Animal trading h "V. Govinda kfudaliar Sons." To the firm of K. S. Kither Mohi med
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      438 7 AUCTION SALES. SHERIFF'S SALE. Writ of Seizure tad S;tie dated thr Mh faf it Jot) ]:"•■>. IX THE SUPREME COUEI <»F THF STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, SETTLEMENT <>K si ,A !'< >i: K In the cavac of I'ayna Keena Navena Soona Bcthamharan <:,.■• >...■■ I 1. Anthony F. Chetvas J. ieg inaM
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 28,1926. The Perak River Scheme.
    530 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS W EDNESDAY, JULY 28,1926. The Perak River Scheme. The issue of the prospectus to-day in London of the Perak Hydro-Elec-tric Power Company, brings the matter of this scheme into the field lot" actuality. There ha> been doubi at time.- a- \<> whether after all anything so essentially
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    Getting the Tea Habit.
    309 8 Given sufficient force and persistence there appear to be no lengths to which advertising and propaganda cannot attain. In Great Britain during the last lew years an Eat More Fruit campaign has been carried on, rwe arc told, with particularly satisj factory results, and a Calcutta
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    311 8 Mr. S< riven r the Government Geologist F.M.S. i on a of inspect ion in Malacca, ari<i is now staying at the Cottage Dr. Paul Russell the Rockefeller Koundation and Mrs. Russell left for Brastagi recently :m<i they were expected i<- return yesterday, says Monday's Malacca Mr Justice l-.ur- Manby,
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    A LEGAL MELEE.
    453 8 ELEVEN CLAIMANTS TO MONEY IN COURT. Eleven lawyers appeared before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) yesterday morning on behalf of various claimants to a sum of over $-90,000 which was paid imo Court some time bad by Messrs Allen and Gledhill, who had ac ted a.-
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    QUESTION OF A MORTGAGE.
    245 8 \CTION TO SKI \SIhK. \r act D RSkk a ItHM I land situated off River Valley B m •I n the Su| nenu < yesti rdaj afternoon bj th< [ndian mortgagee r.an.fo Pad against anothi I: K. K. M. S llai mis and 5. S I
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    ARMED ROBBERY.
    63 8 1 < btnesi i lerk li ing at Rowel] Road, reports that at midnight on Sunday bhi house was raided !>> fang af five Can i'-nese armed with pistols. 1 ht- men beld up the occupants and madj away with cash and jewelleij to the exl > s
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    PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.
    32 8 All members of the Philharmonic Orch estra and any other* wrho in desirous o( becoming members ire requested to communtcat< with the Honorary Se<rvtar\. Ifr. Martens, co Kodak's, Battery Bond.
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    65 8 While a number of workmen, employed by the Malacca Electric Lighting Co.. Ltd., were digging a hole alongside the Hongkong Hank, and in from of the Shipping Office, on Thursday last. :hey unearthed number of human bones a! depth af about four feet. The bones have been medically examined, and
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    THROTTLING RELIGION.
    107 8 MEXICO'S CATHOLIC* THE POPE'S INTFIUK\Ii., N [Reuter's Ser\ir Hew farli v >K InteMSt .1 the distn Catholics m Me\i< thf l'nited States, when r on all Catholics to sin i half. It reported li B M oan CliparlaiiMl of tn i an investigation follow ng 1 1 I
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    AIR DISASTER.
    11 8 AH A r l r rod f ii 1
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    EX-AMBASSADOR'S DEATH.
    15 8 M am hc^t rr V < r non rhe deaf Se n II i
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    94 8 I utet 51 oi h v the i m t.- id aion HmH ih<- Dn partn-K'rr ttUfit I witl Rf n ■<-r speed rig I'uiit for *be Pan- Asian MgftSi Shmpe Shh;i:;i'. t icipat i Pun- x [Malls Auj:^ < Na\;il ppoint iiuti! K.'ui K ..-i iu 1.
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    JAPANESE ADMIRAL'S AT-HOME.
    94 8 i very asaw ft I ard ;n< i .1 M > ■rti n ITiee-Adi ra IciMri k's tm Otto n j ing Squadron received a i jj-; re« i od n Fwmm r, G. O. i mi U the Ki Bi Firg bm Smgapow and Mn I
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    A SON'S SUCCESSFUL PROBATE ACTION.
    135 8 Suc< essful applu at nn wai Instil Dfeam in Hm Bup» trr.i;.\ Mornim bf m b d fa Mohan ad Swat wh I wai foi merl} cool and uh, m agl letl of tK. estati Adam fhe petit ton v\h^ ;h< deeanaad, ;h« (n titiooer
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    18 8 The bief lastia fSir \s will be dsitmg tVnani and Kedal Coorta of Appeal, during tf t!i x
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      263 8 i -THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECKS" J I I DRINK WHISKY FROM THE WOOD •j we C \N SUPPLY TWO BLENDS > OF S I MATURED OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. I 4!i GALLON CASKS. j Prices on application to ji CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. jj (Incorporated in Shanghai.) > (Incorportted under
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      48 8 Parfums de Luxe J I COTY >; Chypre Origan J Rose Jacqueminot 5 Paris 5- Emeraude 5 EAU DE COTY > m m m to tx' had from ill dealers '< Dtipire Brothers. .4 V.ViV.V.V-ViV.VAVSV.V.W.V.V. Solo Agents THE BORNEO COMPANY, m Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, (peril, Alor star and Teluk
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    FRENZIED FINANCE!
    124 9 POINCARE'S HUSTLE. Hai «HE FRENCHMAN PAY. [Heater's Service.] Paris, July 28. i- awi oflcialij confirmed that ML eare*ij financial measures, which will be u iht dwnnbw to-morrow, will :i- d t«> a revision or increase of taxes rastk redoctMM of expenditure. It is, ta&ed the Treasury neetis 2
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    CAMPAIGN AGAINST BOOTLEGGERS.
    47 9 STRIKING \l THE ROOT. [Beatert Service.] Nt-Nv York. July 27. Bge<rs M W iltiam Dwj er, J d dollars syndicate and d have ted rt .r. fc< ns*] r > violate ihe and cu>' la sentenced tu ears mm penitentiary •r f ten tl housand
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    "MOONSHINE" POISONING.
    96 9 Ift al li ning, whilst era as an ii li »i including two a yeai 4d girls. T-> police are in- ting othei -.;>• it West tJBd indication^ point I the imm peisoaous khi ngh Buf r. deal bs havi n*red n sii lar P.uff.tlo. Jul\ _'H. •hops
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    BELGIUM EATS WAR BREAD.
    54 9 BELGIUM E ATS WAR BREAD. Reoti r*a >• rrice. il diet of n r »n> i rnrhicb the King me 1 -i i are setting na i sank] -dc rw I j Govern- ks oae > r r the m n.y .en the dk a eing t< red ice I
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    CLEASING UP DAMASCUS.
    41 9 C LEASING UP DAMASCUS. Daataacna ba the c nrae t" an opem« •th a *km -t.-:i- .n^ the nv:n:;> ol was Prearfc I nm spersed 200 thef eotonui routed t 1 rebels who nrJ r dead as I ar at r:al.
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    "IF THE CAP FITS—."
    57 9 Nr« **rk. July 2*> an<i the Hibjeci f war-debts is rimes, stance, says: Only fools .»<hmn will K.-ct- up^this plan -t verbal irdaMSl an.i txchanfp rf recrirainaIr nrsn kfcc Amwicans to cmmBtv« mlwifwifrftniM^'T' and inritationa be slttHtjd m the pveaence ai a new, .n.i sasad oa
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    MARSELLAISE UNPOPULAR.
    38 9 London. July 2tf. SMllista from JcarW] to Cranville am mplcnam experience. <>n leavhsg riDe Ike jtoamur band struck up the bse The crowd on ttie quay rei and started thipwing stones. ■uui passevger vras 1 Thers
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    DAN LEADS MA.
    48 9 Bfßeuter < Service. l Austen. Texa>. July 26. tpeeted tha- "Mm" Fergasoo, GovTexas, wiß be eclipsed judging >v _ia of Saturday's voting in Um P ri .tcti -n in which she runs for renomi- r.. Hv-r chief opponent, District Attor!>:m Moody, now leads by over 100.000
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    THE COAL STRUGGLE.
    1308 9 L.-G.'s PEACE MOVE. "A STARTLING CONCESSION." [British Radio— Official Service.] Rußby, July 26. Mr. Lloyd George said he called attention to the present position of the disastrous struggle in the coalfields for two reasons. The first was that the House w >uld be Separating in a few
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    GERMAN DISARMAMENT.
    158 9 (British Radio -Official Service.) Rugby, July 26. Replying to a question in the House f Commons as to whether the Government regarded Lhe condition of disarmament in German^ as satisfactory unsatisfactory, Commander Locker-Lampson, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, -aid i: was the hope of the Government last November
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    SHIPPING FIGURES.
    163 9 fßeuter'.> Service.] London. JuJ} 27. Thai the British Isles owned 19,400 of 64,78-1 tons of the totaJ world sbii)pin^ ai tl e end of June is recorded by Uoyds Register. The total world net increase for- the year is 1 i i compared with an increase of 618
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    DRINK MORE TEA.
    76 9 fßeuter's Service.] Calcutta, July 26. The Tea Cess Committee, which is responsible for advertising and stimulating the habit of drinking Indian tea, at its halfyearly meeting disclosed that fifty million pounds of tea had been produced in India i'-. s season compared with forty-eight and i halt
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    CROWN'S LIABILITY.
    893 9 FOR ACT OF BAILIFF. Interesting Supreme Court Decision. An interesting judgment relating to the liability of the Crown f«-r the action of a District Court bailiff was delivered by Mr. Justice Deane yesterday morning, when he gave a verdict for $410 for an Indian who had presented a
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    OLD RAFFLESIAN ASSOCIATION.
    108 9 Under the auspices of the Associate •>»• a very successful concert was held on Saturdn\ evening in the hall of Raffles Institution. The audience, which numbered about 200, showed warm appreciation of thiefforts of the artistes. The programme included several selections by a .small orchestra, songs by
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      123 9 I I PHOENIX HOSIERY S MORE ALLURING THAN EVER^^^ I A NEW STOCK OF THIS WELL-KNOWN BRAND UST RECEIVED IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE OOLOES. Price $4.50 per pair.' THE "DURABLE" SILK HOSIERY. Price $3.90 per pair ROBINSON Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) SINGAPORE. ■I mT7 i l^jhl 1
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      696 10 BLUE FUNNEL LINE REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES ■XPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY WEEKLY SERVICE LON I >ON, AND N. CONTINENT. TWICE MONTHLY SERVICE UVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. (Via Genoa and Havre.) WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. t B® TOR Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Glasgow Aug. 1
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      529 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). "EIIEDMAM" I lIIC PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE. TO HONGKONG. Doc S'p«re. s.s. CITY OF WELLINGTON Au- s HOMEWARDS. s.s. ROMEO Marseilles, London, Havre and Hamburg Au*:. 1 8.8. CITY OF MELBOURNE
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      459 10 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERYIC L> PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Q LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Uncfcr Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMKWAUI):- For China and Japan. lor Marseilles, London and An Tonnajre. Singapore. Tonnage.
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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    368 11 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Th% r.'y Morning Da:lj ir. Malay*; i liv« "new?" pap«r 3"j-40 columns of newi iaiy. »l?o the best Medium for Advertising Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning -Aith Latest TeJesrram?. Lat*« New* and Latest Announcements together with xdusive special features, '"Pictures of th» week" Serial
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    JAVA NOTES.
    1218 11 AUSTRALIAN WARSHIP TO VISIT BATAVIA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia. July 24. The cruiser Melbourne one of the Australian warships will arrive in Batavia on the sth. of Augus: on her way to Fremantle. At List. The Court at Garoet will commence the hearing of the murder rase
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    AUSTRALIANS AT LIVERPOOL.
    273 11 THE FULL SCORES. The scores in the Australiais' match against Lancashire were: Australians. Ist Innings. Bardsley, c and b Iddon 155 Woodfull, c Tyldesley, b Macdonald 6. r > Andrews, c Paynter, b Macdonald i>f> Ponsford, c Duckworth, b Macdonald 50 Richardson, c Watson, b Macdonald 34
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    INDIAN ARMY OFFICER PINED.
    93 11 Knocks Down Policeman with his Motor Car. Madras, luly 9. Lieut. Daziel, R.A.M.C., was sentenced to a fine of Rs. or in default to suffer >n» month's simple imprisonment, for rash and negligent driving. It was alleged that on Match 24th last Lieut. Daziel drove his
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      87 11 WATERPROOF CANVAS. < bv.iut.tul Green and White Blinds mi Tarpaulins td First Class British v.:n;;:acture including- stitching with I" eyelet and rope complete. MUST QUALITY, < S m 12 x IS -Ju 2€ SB-L -I SBCONB QUALITY. *1 I* Sac 12 x I $2 v i > 15 U S4:i.
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      57 11 companion of all women who love daintiness. It adds to charm; reNive- JS K and refreshes after exercise; s(H>thes tired nerves in moments of evhau^- 'B Hi 1 4| MLmmmM JS Mm I Vi^^iF p ■'<■ r'i'.t, i rr.r F*aj &G&i om! India: Roht rt I ding, Stnyu'pcre. Revised Prices
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    FLOATING DOCK FOR AUSTRALIA.
    297 12 To be Constructed at Newcastle. N.S.W. The New South Wales StaU; Cabinet recently appointed a sub-committee to go, thoroughly into the question of costs of a new floating dock which it was proposed should be constructed at Newcastle, N.S.W. The State Cabinet has now accepted th.
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    THE MALOLO
    207 12 The Malolo, the largest passenger liner ev< r buili in Ihe United States, prs Isj .1 ed bI the Cramp SI ipbuilding Yard, Ph delphia, on June 26, the naming l >.-!r.ir carried oui by the Misses Berenice and I Lurline Roth, twin granddaughters of Cap- j tain
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    KWONGLEE PIRATED.
    262 12 K WONG LEE PIRATED. N< w- of anothei pii huh i epoi I •ii to ave n curred in rlongk >nj itorial watets, reached the Colons on JIII3 L4, in th, foi in of ,-i < anton telegra n to the Wan •km V;tt I The vessel on which the
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      313 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) I FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer tyARELLA (7,375 tona) and MALABAR (4,512 tons). The s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins de Luxe, single berth cabins, swimming
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      178 12 tNORDDEUTSCHER-LLOYD. (Incorporated in Germany.) jndernoted are the Company's intended fixtures. aONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Due Singapore. HOMEWARDS. GENOA, ANTWERP, HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Singapore. |5 rHANKKN Aug. IJ t Cabin and Int*-rnirdiate Passenger accommodation. Cargo steamer. Limited passenger accommodation. J Calls at Triesti and Venice; omit* I a Cabin
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      668 12 SINGAPORE-NEW YORK SERVICE NEDERLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY, "ROTTERDAxM LLOVIT AND HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. SAILINGS ON FIXED DATES VIA SIKZ TO NEW YORK AM) msS\ VEENDJIK due BINTA NG doe Cargo is also accepted to Philadelphia, Baitiiqone, and t<> U "A arxi I fnland Points on through Bilk of Lading. For shipping
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      700 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6
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      100 12 j PASSENGERS ARRH LI). Per Kuala: Mrs. A. Boyer, Miss Hunsley, Mrs. Wintle, Mr-. C. S Castle, Baroness van Heemstra, Dr. A. J. Baron van Westerholt, Mr. De Scey .Montheliard. Mr. C. Tenders. Mr. S. C Luna. METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. (By courtesy of the Government Health Officer). For the twenty-four hours
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      706 13 O. S. K. Line. De.unations. Steamers. Arrive Dept Rotterdam, Hamburg:, Bremen, \:i: ■-w-rp. via Colombo, Aden, Port S ..n and Port Said. Atlas Maru Aug 4 W 5 basa Zan:-.;':.ar, Dar-es-Sulaam, ra, DelagM Bay, Durban Mexico Maru Au R 18 \ne 19 an. Cape Town, Rio, Santos Buenos Aires. t
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      411 13 TRAVEL COMFORT DOLLAR JjfeSffi Dollar President liners offer you luxurious travel comforts. All staterooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with beds (not berths), each having an electric reading lamp. Staterooms with private bath predominate, and all have hot and cold running water. The
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      638 13 Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc. 44, BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE (via Suez) s.s. FUJI MARU due Julv 29 m.s. SILVERPINE due 4ug 5 s.s. VENICE MARU due Aur IS s.s. WALES MARU due Sept. 5 m.s.
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    THE IMMOBILE ACTRESS.
    1096 14 HANDICAP <>! ENGLISH FILM A Cal nei M nister, who was my neigh ii. ai a lunch< i y>arl j in t he il use of Commons the other day, began to talk to n in pictures. I [<• was interLed ■r i the production of British
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    BOY JONES'S HOBBY.
    250 14 Thi lng a Bu ham Palace, ind Bo; .1 proved thi i essibility inghan Palaci in 1842. of a c»n ■:< n< k\ Queen's be«lrooin, j expla that he had gol in 1 the simple nu I u wal and wa rig br ij h window. H
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    WELCOME FOR PARSEES IN PERSIA.
    157 14 Charge D* Affaire's Speech at I ondon Ihe Pen ian Charge d'Affaires Pi tice Arasteh, was the principal guest at a i» ception of the Parsee Association of Europe, held in the Hotel Victoria, Sir Mancharjee Bhownagree presid inj. r Prince \rasteh warmly acknowledged an
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      305 14 HIHHnA! KORRENGZAL OINTMENT I p^Ma 1 1 1 1 1 1 v FOR WOUNDS > SORES > AND ALL SKIN d|Seases 1 BHf *****11l GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE I 1 UUIIV FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND STOMACH COMPLAINTS. I L; t :!fr\^^ oPd!; Cbemicts i Scores PERAK GYMKHANA CLUB i I:. S.
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      125 14 Ehginzs "A Kermuth Al%ua>3 Runt" FNSTALL a Kermath X Marine Engine 1 Yo|irboal whether a small launch or fiahing boat, or a large sizt tug or cruiser u ill stop w /ie;i you want it to and at no othfr time. Kermath Ma nnc ISngines art as depen la Me
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      209 14 TjJ^ cigarettes are smoked by H 3,: MANY MEN WHO COULD WELL AFFORD MORE EXPENSIVE fl j WHOM QUALITY IS THE ONLY CONSIDERATION. yM f A SAFE AM) CERT AIN REMEDY FOR fl RHEUMATISM, Overeoaica Caase if Um Trouble and i;. stores Perfect Hea Ih and FREE TRIAL BOX FOR
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    FRASER & CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    587 15 FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY, JULY 27th. of th£ U S!! in b rat e {f show the issue value marked.^ d llarS Unlei3S r '-> era Sellera Asara Kumbang 65s G7s Jsatang Padany gg yi Chenderiang 2 7s <>8s d E. Siamese (£1 21s 6d 22s Gd
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    C OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    64 15 July 27th, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R S S equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 69i._. 70 Standard R.S.S. Spot TO TO'-j On Tender Au^- "i()\ 71 > 4 Aujr.-Sept. 71 L 11 Oct. -Dec. 7:{ 73% Tone of Market: Steady. Latest Cable: London Spot
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 15 July 27. Bank 4 m.s. 2j4 3-32 Bank demand 2jB 11-16 Private credit* .'5 m.s. 2;4 7-16 New Yoik, dtnund 56 *4 Credits 90 day9 58^ Finance, demand jioo India, T. T. 154-4 Hoiijrkon^r. demand w'- 4 j>.<-. I)i>. Yokohama, demand lli» Java, demand 139% Bangkok, demand HO'fe Bar
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    PRODUCE.
    170 15 Fulj 27. Ganibier iq 50 Flake Tapioca 5 Copra 11.60 lipiaio, fcenares ur;t 4.000 Rice, Liang Hin Cha.-: Miri lied Eagle New) J3Q Rica, Siam Glutinous No 1 860 Rice, S.am Glutinous No. i! 820 Rice, Rangoon Glutinous No H2O Rice, Anam No. 1 280 Anam No. 2 280
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    PADI GROWING.
    295 15 Che padi crop obtr.ined ii Provinee °/e IrsVy for tht season L924-1925 wms only fair, about a quarter being lost owing to wet weather and storms at the end of the late harvest, which *vas delayej by drought during the usual planting season, -tate> the annual report on
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    TO SEEK RARE NORTHERN FOXES.
    133 15 Vancouver, B.< Up on th< shores of Boothia Peninsula, a- close a> it i< possible to j^et in the magnetic pole, the Hudson's Bay company*? ship Baymand will establish a fur trading post this year to secure some, of tin- famous iridescent-tipped white fox furs,
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      KACPHAIL & CO. LTD'S. REPORT.
      177 15 KACPHAIL CO. LTD'S. REPORT. Singapore-, Ju|> 27. iiuljln-r. Local TQ per Ib. Steady. 'I in. London E264. Local 144 L25 i sold). Riiblw^rs.—Sha-i-s remain dull .\1;.... t..H J in<lus arid United Malaccas are i|uoted 3.15 cum. New .Scudai- a< 3.07 Brogaa haw BeUscs at 1.77 and Bassett at 1.i."). Puacgoni
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      ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S, REPORT.
      191 15 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S, REPORT. (fa i: wacPha Sin^apnr*. Jul\ I't kublH-r. London, Is 6^d. I achanctd Local To. Tin. E2fl 5. up Mi 1. fcg L2S Urns. Mining Sharts. Market i\ -t< ad> Kuchatt an- quoted 1.98 1.95, Linguti 1.60 1.65 ami Uric 59c gd SOi Rahman Hydralie- have Belters
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      THE EXCHANGES.
      79 15 Brii Radio— Official Sew Kttghy, .iui> K. Bn i. follow b: I';.; is 19 Ne« I LB6 u Bi isai Gi mva -'•">. ;v 4. Ainsterdam L2.10»4, Kikm Berlin 20.43, Stockholm l^.lti 1 Copes hagen Lh\Js, I islo 22 1 1, ITienna 14.41 Prague !'■*'>. li, Isingfon v.
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      JACKS' METAL REPORT.
      321 15 London. Juae M). Business continue* to iaiprow. ami a» that if m r naqoired is a [vrmanent artist men! uf the \alia of the Fre»d^ franc ane the nutters' >trike. Reports from German? and Italy an especially pncouraginf Copper. The demand i> likely to i prove, and
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      503 15 Assets Over $6,500,000, S.C. A rpim Assurance m Force Over $22,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITH). Incor Porated In Straits Settlements) Th r F f CE: Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E.C. me Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies
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      853 15 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hongkong) He-ad Office: Hongkong. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,030 Reserve Fund:— Sterling 4,500,000 Silver $27,000,000 Keserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon: Mr. D. G. M Bernard, Chairman Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang, Deputy Chairman W. H.
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      40 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. IV 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR KABBUB FideKty Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. oARLOW CO. Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTD. CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1686 16 Thf Singapore Malaya Cup players arcno', u- irm- to have any too much time in whun to r t*t together tot their matches ngain>t Malacca and Negri Sembilaje next mouthy Malacca and the NVgri have played :htir match before the Singapore selectors haw given their attention to the
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      GOODWOOD RACING.
      64 16 THE STEWARDS CUP. [Renter's Service.] London. .July 27. 'lht> Stewards Cup (Six Furlongs). Perhaps So (4yrs: br. m, Hapsburg-Pert) 1; Edwina Purple Shade -(Winner trained by Boyd-Rochfort.) Betting: Perhaps So LOO to 6; Edwina -.o to l; Purple Shade 100 to 7. Twentytine ran and the rac< was
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      COUNTY CRICKET.
      121 16 London, Julj 27. Cardiff: Glamorgan beat S merset by .;n innings and -4 runs. Somi 59 -iiiii 7V. Glamorgan 1 60. In wnerset's first innings Arnott took a foi 29 and Mercei 5 for ~7. while in Iheis iid Mtif took 5 for 3d and Ryan foi 23.
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      YORKSHIRE TEAM'S TOUR.
      21 16 1 Reutei 'a Service.] London, July 2^. 1; is 'i) announced thai Yorkshire ii v aland in 1927.
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      QUIET SECOND DAY.
      358 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enang, July 27. The weather was dull to-day and the attendance i niy fair. The following were the results: Horses Class I>. (One Mile). Melton (Fielder) 8.6 1 Swiftsure (Moore) 7 2 Albatross (Marland) 8.9 3 Won by half a length; third a
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      CRICKET.
      350 16 M.<l vm. S.( K.< n fttch came >fl Sunday 3n tl >. li< gi >und .iri-. ended in a victor} r the Medicon by l' runs. Going in ftrsi th< I made L93 run« which De V-., 1 ntril ited 119 He played .1 1 emarkabU inninj hitting al
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      HOCKEY.
      60 16 The following will represent the Y.M.C.A. vs. R.A.M.C. a1 Hockey I day on the V.M.C.A. ground: J. V. Moss; C, Richards and E. G. Wheatley; F. Albuquerque, D. W. Dale and A. Armstrong; M. Catchatoor, F. H. i amothe, H. G. Stack < Capt. K. V. i Smith and
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      MALAYS HEAT THE POLICE.
      251 16 Malays 4 Police Nil. The Malays proved to be much too good for the Police in theii match on the Padang yesterday and in winning by 4 goals to nil they made reasonably certain of being runner s-up of the Sec >nd Division. Their forwards, particularly,
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      S.J.O.B. RESIGN FROM SECOND DIVISION.
      74 16 St. Jose] b'a Old Boyi have tendered their resignation from thi Second Divis on of the Singapore League. will be remembered that tin- Old B »yi did noi 'urn up for tb< match against the Malays on the "J *r:. Yesterday afternoon they were to
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      Second Division.
      60 16 Police v 5 3 0 I l 13 10 S.< .F.A. (A) 7 2 2 3 14 11 7 O.T.F.C. 7 3 3 1" 9 7 >.< l-.A. (B) 7 2 4 16 12 Y.M.C.A. 7 1 I 7 17 Staff 6 t 4 1 818 Mun:. ipal
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    S.V.R.A. SPOON SHOOT.
    171 16 T* towing arv the condition f< i above be hot S u at the B ikit THnan Range at s .:"><i m. Match L 2ooyds. T and 1 5.S I ond \\<<n- and :»•■:•<■• as for King*! i- >t :n'* i.i S.R. (b). M;it» h 11. 8005
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    TAXGLIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    122 16 TO D WS TIES. V Class Miv<l. Mr. and Mrs. Pott ire 4 <-- l£r. and Mrs. Ewing bci\ Mr. and Miss Hut< bison plus l' vs. Cr-'--ftfth-Jones and Mi Gunn owe 3. Poyser and Mrs. Miller plus 1 vs. Eaa a and M rs. Pierrep< nt
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    27 16 tennis match has been arranged be tween the Malacca Chinese and the Negri Sembilan Chinese. This match will be played at N.S. Club on the 31 st
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    73 16 Programme «>t Drills up to and for ting. '2. Wednesday, 28th. 5.15 p.m. DriU Hall S.K.A. i i Signals. 5..15 p.m. Sanitary Depot. Jalan FClapa l V '.\'.K. Ambulance, Friday, 30th. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.C Band; Malay Drill Hall Malay Company. Saturday 31st. Siglap Malay Company.
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      162 16 NO HOME IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A Moutrie Piano CALL OR WRITE EOR FREE ILLUSTRATED PRICE US! S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD I [m rpoimted ~n Son^ong i MILKS I'LA( E, SISi.AVORE. II WWftftWWWWVWVVVVVVVWir *V.W. IWWWWWWWf.V«V.v, vTT. ■i li 11 X>K volß I)KA]i:^ i( »r 1 iBB^^jBS 9NB9K!L,^6S9 i I/A i"
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