The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 June 1928

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press. 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928. NO. 12,434
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    254 1 I.t'P<»rl« tr«»m Japanese sources state that Tientsin has iMen surrendered to Ihe Nationalists and that looting is taking place m the native <"tv Page 11. The story of a perilous voyage through a huge icefield m the neighl>ourho<>d of" Cane Horn i* told by 4 he captain
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    YARNS BY A YACHTSMAN.
    880 1 And now my Masters all, leave for a while this tonui ellme and top with BM int.. a past srhers I may conjurp up a seSM that should appeal to sU who favour sail ami Sea. A night m mid-November, mors years ego than I could
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      176 1 THE WEEK. iredncactep, VUh. Hi^-ht Water, :..'.2 a.m.. 1.6. M 8 p.m., 7.7. Malacca: 11. W. 2.40 a.m.. bJS. *4.:40 p.m.. 0.0. Drums at Gardens 5 p.m. Football: Malay.- vs. Pulau Brani, Stadium. Thurs,'»y, 1 Ith. Hich Water, 7.4 a.m.. 7.7, 7.29 p.m., 8.1. Malacca: H. W. 4.0 a.m., 5.2,
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    "ELIMINATE THE ESTATE KANGANY."
    365 2 System That Has Outlived Its Usefulness. K :i iints May SI. Interviewed ut Kandy to-day, Mr. Hydari, Agent of the Governmenl of India m Ceylon, expressed his general eoncarrence m the vi. w» of Mr. F. Andrews rsgnrding the sdvisability ol gradually substituting for the kangany
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    48 2 S4 GAR IN JAPAN NEXT YEAR <By courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNit hi Shimbunsha). Toki». June Hi. Much anxiety is now felt m the sugar < icles o Japan. It is thought that the excess ot Japan's sugar nop next year will an tq s million pikuls.
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    MOTIVE OF ASSASSINATION OF PREMIER TANAKA.
    94 2 Despit. thf announcement of the Home Office m cm nnection with the attempted a>sassination of Premier Tanaxa, the assail ant dec ared that his ection was accelerated by tl »rtn I allegation censuring the Premier's misconduct involving the Imperial Court Party strife, and added
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    INDIAN LABOUR IN MALAYA.
    98 2 INDIAN LABOUR IN MAL AYA. informed by the Deputy Controller ol Labour. Penang. that recruiting has l^een generally resumed m Madras Presidency, but the following taluks are closed to recruit-rig owin<_r to prevalence of disease: Kistns District; Taluks of Nandigama Gannavarai Bezwads and Kaikalur. Chittoor,- -Chandra-. Chingleput, Conjee*' a: am.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    111 2 pregramaue of Drills up to and For Jans 17th. Tuesda; 6-30 p.m.— Drill Hall. All Oftieeri S.V.C. 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Ist. H- in:': Group, Eurasian Company, S.R.A (v. Sigs. cm.. Drill Hall, Cadet s-S. J. Inst. Wednesday, 5.16 p.m., Drill Hall, "<"' (Scotl Coy, "A" (MiQ.)
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    UMPIRES OF EMPIRE.
    540 3 Privy Council Judges at Work If Haroi-n- a i_K as( h d came to Lon don he would find his legendary home m Downingstreot at the offices of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, which is the supreme tribunal deciding law cases m the British Empire.
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    MR. JUSTICE AVORY THREATENED.
    377 3 Armed Guard m Court. An armed guard was present m court When Mr. Justice Avory, who presided over the trial of Browne and Kennedy, charged with the murder ot* P.C. Gutteridge, sat a> a member of the Court of Criminal Appeal at the l_aw Courts. Two
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    12 3 Mr. W. Gibb, the welt-known Kuala Lumpur golfer, has left fox Home.
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      174 3 SB' _i^ -8r _fS____--*=-^_L__'sfr^r _f J* i THE FOOD OF KINGS I j Court Physicians know the best and "j see that Royal Babies have the best. j: That is Why Glaxo has been used j: I with success m 5 Royal Nurseries, ij j: Only the best is good
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      662 3 NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVfiJ (bit nH th* road* -wic. approaches to Covent Raw situ' Covent Harden (lately Cheang Hong Lim Mar tot) belonging to tlie Estate of Ceeang Te* Mucy, will br closed to public traffic from (> h.iu to p.n,. on Monday, .June 18th. 192 K. Dfted
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      197 3 I Estate 8 Trust Agencies I (1927) Limited 5 (Registered under the Trust Companies' Ordinance of 1926, > j| with Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government.) is prepared to act as i Trustees, Executors, Administrators. Receivers, J Managers of Real Estate. Attorneys for Collection of j Rents, Investigators and
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    PRESSMAN WHO MADE HIS OWN STORY.
    481 4 Tradition has it that "the newspaper reporter gets there first." Now newspaper history has recorded an instance where a representative of the press "made" a story to order for his paper. The "story" was develop. d on April 4in Australia, when Norman Smith, motor
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    THE CAR OF THE FUTURE.
    813 4 DRIVING WITHOUT GEARS. Trend of New Efforts. Some time ago Mr Basil Dean told mi that, m collaboration with Miss Margaret Kennedy, he was writing a play to sucee-.d The Constant Nymph," m which the hen was a motor inventor. He wanted to know what
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    PRINCE MAY TOUR AFRICA BY CAR.
    92 4 The Prince of Wales is going on a tour of Africa m the autumn of this year. So far no details have been fixed, but it is possible the journey will include Fast Africa and Northern Rhodesia. He will be accompanied by his brother
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    95 4 At Tower Bridge Police Court, on May 11th., a Chinese girl nursing student, Chang Mo Shun, aged eighteen, was remanded on a charge of using insult me words and behaviour. She had been a student at Guy'l Hospital for some weeks but was unable to speak sufficient English, and had
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    FAN. WIND TUNNEL AND RESEARCH ENGINEER.
    334 4 FAN. WIND TUNNEL AND RESEARCH ENGINEER. The old proverb has it that "a stran will show which way the wind blows.'* Perhaps it will. But a straw would be hardly reliable enough for an indicator m air current studies made by General Motors research engineers. They stud> air currents t<>
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    A MISSED OPPORTUNITY.
    229 4 I mque lkM»st Gone West. Further news of Mr. Birth- is to hand by the mail. Mr. Birtles on arrival m Singapore last Saturday evening confessed himself beaten m thi attempt to motor from Burma to Siam and thence to Bangkok. He had to "turn back as
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    LONGER LIFE FOR MOTOR-CARS.
    184 4 Nitrated Chrome Steel iv'indrr Ar. importai an made to the Lton Guillet, direct* i trale. OB the subjet I of chmm- steel m mot According to experin i the stibj. ploym. Nt of nitrated giv* i results net st I* I has :i hai equalled durability
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    THRILLING NEW SPORT.
    121 4 T>irt Truck MaHf Reris More than MMM London ware thrilled dirt track motnr-ey. inu popular m Engl There were WOT Stamford Bl when Australia, expvi remarfcable acrobatics at th I Tlu ipectal 'St their breath, clutched al out la amaaem* nt tore round t v mt ners
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    8 4 Tom Kin| i men ompar of tin Exchequer.
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    INCREASE OF MOTOR VEHICLES.
    208 5 60,000 New Registrations m Three Months. teen issued by the Minis- giving particulars of th. rom the taxation ot for the period from December l Febi ...r.. 27, 1928, and of the nuaanew motor vehicles registered dur 1927, Januaryi and Feoru amount received m payment issued
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    IRISH FREE STATE AND MOTOR IMPORTS.
    139 5 IRISH FREE STATE AND MOTOR IMPORTS. l*wo New Concessions Dublin, May 1. X the debate m T Kji .l Kireann on the ti solutions of the Free State BudMr. Blythe, Minister for Finance hive important statements. The that three months' credit would to importers of motor chassis ir I the
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    ROUND THE WORLD RACE DELAY.
    182 5 Chance Spoiled by Late Arrival of Liner. New York. Ma> t. The arrival oi the Aquitania late this afternoon instead of early this morning -toiled the chance of .Mr. Rynkichi Matsui winning the round-the-world race against his rival. Mr. Toil hi Araki, who is travelling
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    £5O MOTOR-CAR.
    178 5 Vmeriran's Hunt for New Inventions Mr. W. B. Khan, a prominent Now York I patent agent, who is making his 4*>th visit to Europe m search id' new inventions, said that his firm is offered 55,000 inventions every year from all parts of the world bu it is
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    64 5 Sir Frederick Gordon Guggisberg, former! (lovernor of the Gold Coast, has been appointed Governor of Newfoundland. Canadian bom, he is 58 years of age. and after passing through the Royal Military A°ademy at Woolwich spent three years at Singapore, where he was very popular, before taking up special employment under
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    EXPOSURE.
    922 5 V, ith almost a shock 1 realised what the Epasmodic failure of the engine indicated. My petrol was quickly running out. And U'C had whisked gaily past a wayside garage less than half _i mile back on the road which wound round the base of a Connnrg! hill. In
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    NEW PARLIAMENT HOUSE FOR ULSTER.
    97 5 NEW PARLIAMENT HOUSE FO R ULSTER. (.overnor-G eneral Lay Foundation Stone. London. May 20. Amid naval, military and civil pomp, the Duke of Abercorn, Governor-General of Northern Ireland, laid tho foundation stom of the new Parliament House and administrative buildings at Stormont, an elevated site five miles from Belfast, the
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    39 MILES TO 1 GALLON BENZINE.
    436 5 So much have the methods and comforts of motor transportation changed and so rapidly has it come about that most of us have forgotten what the cars of ten year* ago looked like.* It is therefore interesting to know that m 1004 or just
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    10,000 NEW TRACTORS FOR CANDADA'S PRAIRIES.
    103 5 10,000 NEW TRACTORS FOR CANDADA'S PRAIRIES. Winnipeg. An Increase of 54 per eeut m th. Of farm tractor- m l'.»_7 over |ftl reeled m statistics of the farm implement trade. The sales of tract. -rs m 1027 m the Prairies Provinces wore: Manitoba, 1.411; Saskatchewan. .".,727; and Alberta, t,Bl_ The
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    32 5 The engagement is announced of George Gaston Ireland, manager of Kuala Nal estate, Kelantan. and Iris, elder daughter of the late Joseph A. Tomkins and Mrs. Tomkins, of 301, Clivo-eourt, Maida Vale, \\>.
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      CHESS NOTES AND NEWS.
      1305 6  -  R. Collinson ProbUm No. 41: (by -by- OUR CHESS EDITOR *A kite to Move and Mate m Three. The Cheltenham Festival. The Whet of England Chess Festival, held m the Town Hall, Cheltenham, during Easter Week, proved to be, as was expected, a rj successful affair-
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      BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS.
      1113 6  -  HORATIUS The Formidable Bidding at Contract. By Contract reigrns supremo or nearly so over America, Canada, the Continent of Europe and many of the outlying parts of the British Empire. In the mother Country it struggles for a bare existence. But it if struggling;; it is
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      OUR BRIDGE FOUR.
      289 6 We have a select Four m our Club and we jday Bridge m a much more friendly spirit than do most players. For the guidance of the older School I think a oreeis of last night's bridge will be interest intr. Maisie and I were partners against
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      49 6 As the result of a raid on a house m Victoria Street, a Chinese was produced m the Police Courts on Saturday charged with putting King George whisky into Johnny Walker bottles and with being m possession of a triad society document. Accused was remanded on bail of $500.
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      MY SHORT STAY.
      442 6 A few days ago. at. Hector's suggestion i went on a short visit to his little plac, it, the country. 1 had never been before and 1 shall never go .igairi. That decisio. is. I think, detiniu- and irrevocable. I arrived m good time and found Hie
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      SINGAPORE CHESS CLUB.
      87 6 Up to the doing of the Singap< two games had been American Handicap Toun i positions of fhe <on follows: Class Namti i II Max-h.-utr .M Jl ftfclntyre P. II IfcCabe K«-a> .1 7 II Lo Kan Ww i II .Kr Ah Chian > 111 Jwnabho) R
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      PARBURY'S PARABLES.
      96 6 Problem No (I IQBB4; 10kT..; p7; k«; kt7; B. Keymov, B THE HBRKTH Here we hay, a >•• nti ia small W to bi ing about his fal i sltornath c the h, n I moves arc b\ Id- n himself can make Suppose he go X White
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      20 6 The engagement I Gaston Ireland, of Kelsnui Iris, elder daughter of the Tomkins and Mrs. Toml court, Maida Yale W
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      4 6 I time-table. Hugh Express,
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    TROUBLES OF STYLE AND STANCE.
    907 6  -  Rowland Jones Important Factors. BALANCE AND EASE ESSENTIAL by [SPECIAL TO FREE PRESS] It would be excellent if the golfer could see himself as he takes up his stance, settles to the stroke and swings the club. I have heard of players trying to get.
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    LONDON'S SNAIL FARMERS.
    679 7 A PROUD MOTHER OF 800. Browsing Under a Microscope. Breeding snails for the fun of it must surely be London's strangest hobby! Yet at least ten men m London are engaged m this sfange pursuit, and between them they breed at least five million snails each year.
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    LIFE RISKED THREE TIMES.
    220 7 llbert Medal lor Artillery Gunner. The King has awarded tlu Albert Medal t;> Gunner John Fairclougb, Royal Artillery, m recognition of his exceptional gallantry. On the night of April _*7. 1927, a serious hie occurred m a petrol .store m Ambala a military station IL\) miles
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    "ABOLISH THE OATH."
    61 7 "I would like to see the <>alh abolished," said Judj^e St urges yesterday ;;t West London County Court. "When ihere i.s a crowded court," he adad. 'people gabble the oath off one after another, and it is irreligious and undignified. If witnesses are going to lie they
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    GRANNY AGAIN.
    627 8 The Dear Old Lady Ha> Views Upon (_olf. With an easy, effortless twing she drove the ball straight as a die. I watched her and marvelled, for I knew her nut- ahe made no mystery ot it. she only laughed and treated it as a huge joke it'
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    SINGAPORE DEPORTEES CHARGED IN HONG KONG.
    207 8 A chargi of assault brought by a board-•ng-r... use runn. r against another runner came before Major C. Wiilsun at the Hong Kong Central Magistracy. There was a dispute over money matters, the man who now appeared as the complainant wa> accused, amongst other
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    THEFTS IN R.C. CATHEDRAL AT LEEDS.
    88 8 THEFTS IN R.C. CATHEDRAL AT LEEDS. Widow Caught Red-Handed. London. May 27. Detectives brought m m connexion with the numerous thefts from handbags left m the pews m the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Leeds, while the owners are m the confessional box, discovered from fingermarks, that the thief was minus
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    PRIVATION AND PERIL INTIBET.
    419 8 Dr. Filehner *s Thrillini; Experiences. ttaaahay, June I, Dr. Pikhner, the German explorer, url is staying ia Calcutta for a few days before returning to Europe had a thrilling tale to tell a Ties- representative of privation and peril m Til>et. Dr. Filehner started on the
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    36 8 A Chinese who v as arrested for being m possession of documents relating to the Japanese boycott was brought up m Court on .Saturday and made to sign a bond of $100 to keep the peace.
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    RUSSIAN GOLD IN ENGLAND.
    194 9 REVELATIONS FOLLOWING ENQUIRIES. Responsible Clerks Dismissed. [Reuter's Service. 1 London, Jure 1 1. In the House of Commons at ouestion time Sir William Joyuson Hicks (the Home Secretary) .said enquiries made alter the discovery that hank notes found m the possession of the Irish guameu had
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    BRITAIN AND THE NATIONALISTS.
    161 9 No Formal Recognition. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 1 1. In the House e>f Commons, replying to Comdr. Kenworrhy (Lab. Hull). Mr. Lock-er-I.ampson. (Under-Secy. Foreign Affairs) said no forma) recognition had been extended by H.M. Government to the Chinese Nationalist authorities but communication with them was still
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    GERMANY'S RECOVERY.
    121 9 Able Ut Meet Her Liabilities? [Reuter'a Service.] Berlin, June 11. .A plea thai m the interests of the creditor Powers and Germany herself, the final amount of Germany's reparation liabrlitieshould be fixed as soon as possible has been made hy Mr. Gilbert Parker. In his latest report dealing
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    GERMANY'S POISON GAS.
    139 9 Treaty Conditions No! Broken. [Brinish Radio Official Barries.] Ruj-h>. Jaae 1 1. In the House of Commons Mr. Lock-er-Laatpeoa said that under the obligations assumed by the Gorman Government under the Treaty t>L" Versailles the manufacture ami storage for import and export of phosgene poison jras for
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    NEW BLOOD TRANSFUSION PROBLEM.
    141 9 Marriage rnrfiiddlta on (.round si Coasaagaeaity. A great controversy has heen moused m Brussels by the case of a voting man who saved the life ot' his fiance by giving her his hloorj m a transfusion operation and is now forbidden to marry the girl by
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    ITALIA CREW'S PLIGHT.
    105 9 AIRSHIP IN IMPASSABLE. ICE DRIFT. A Bid for Safety. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 1 1. The serious plight of the crew of the Italia, several of whom are suffering from frost bitten hands and feet, is emphasised m messages from Oslo and King's Ray which indicate that
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    ICEBREAKERS TO THE RESCUE.
    37 9 Moscow. June 11. A powerful icebreaker has been ordered to prepare to stait with an aeroplane for Spitsbergen, while another icebreaker with an aeroplane has lx*en ordered to pcuocod immediately to port Hope.
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    YEN HSI SHAN AT PEKING.
    132 9 An Off Handed Reception. [Renter. Far Eastern Servieo I Peking, June 12. Yen Hsi Shan, the Kwangsiite General, and Pei Tsung Hsi have arrived. Yen Hsi Shan plans to remain m Peking Indefinitely. Han Fu Chu welcomed them m a very off handed manner. Extra
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    MR. KELLOGG'S TREATY.
    82 9 More Governments Ask to Join. [Reuter's .Service.] New York. June 4. Addres-ing a commemorative ceremony m connection with the Reformed Dutch Church, Mr. Kellogg announced that m addition to encouraging replies from England, Germany, Italy, Japan and the British Dominions regarding the anti-war pact, several other government!
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    BACK TO THE GALLEY.
    62 9 Australian Cooks Caving In. Melbourne. Juao 1 1. The seamen's and Stewards' strike looks like collapsing owing to the response to thecal! for volunteers. A meeting of the Unions and other labour committees decided to telegraph to the secretary of tho Cooks' Union at Sydney strongly
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    THE EIGHT HOUR CONVENTION.
    115 9 Revision of Treat y Wanled. 4 Keuier s Service. I Geneva. June 11. In the ccurse- of the Labour Conference re-discussion of the non-ratification of the Washington Eight Hour Convention. Mr. Wolf, ihe llritish Government delegate, declared that his Government honestly believed that revision of the
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    RUSSIAN JEWELS MYSTERY
    193 9 RU SSIAN JEWELS MYSTERY Well-Kaown Peaple ia l'ari< l^awaail Pari*. The Civil Tribunal of the Seine will hoitly hear an important ease coi.c< mit.g commission on the sale of jewels the Soviets are said to have taken from the strong' rooms of Russian banks at the time of the revolution,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928. A DANGEROUS SPORT !
    933 10 SING A PORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1928. A DANGEROUS SPORT We haw refrained until now from reference to the match m the Second Division of the Singapore League between the Chinese ami the Police a fortnight ago m which, follow ing the ordering from the field of a
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    172 10 Mrs C. W. Dawson, wife of the D.O. of Alor Ga.jah, proceeds home by the P. and O. Ranpura, on or about June 2!Hh. A Renter message from Melbourne announces the death of Mr. Henry Michael Collin-- at tb»> a.-jt of s.">. He entered Reuter's Service 66 years ago and
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    837 10 RUBBER EXPORT DUTY REDUCED. Sir Wm. Peel Congratulated. At Monday's meeting of the Federal Council m Kuala Lumpur, H.K. the High Commissioner congratulated Sir William Peel on the honour conferred on him by His Majesty. It was. Sir Hugh said, the practice to confer honours belonging to the
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    ADJOURNMENT SPEECHES.
    650 10 Mr. Egmont Hake and Rubber Matters. [From Our Own Correspondent.! Kuala Lumpur. June 11. The Council had before them several bills Including the Chinese Adoption Bill 1928, which was withdrawn, and the Worknsens' Com*>onsation Bill, which was left m committee. Speaking on the adjournment Mr. 11. H. Egmonl
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    96 10 LATEST RUBBER \M> T,N PRICES. [From Our Owr I London. June 12, l& fn \fpssrs. Symington and notify to-day's ruM-ei I !H id. per lb. Messrs. Lewis. Lataru -AHtv ro-dav's Hn P*' 1222 "> 16-^X22O f L 6 His Excellent Majoi I Van Btraubensee KB I spending this
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    TIENTSIN SURRENDERED.
    148 11 NATIONALIST TROOPS IN CONTROL. [/toting In Native Cilv. [neuter** Far Eastern Service." Sh uighai. June 12. reports from Tientsin -h ry ituation is crowing more Involved. g (hang's chief of staff, Hsu ing, mving proclaimed his B s- Iff office it garrison eomi ntsin ami the intent 0
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    CHINESE CAULK NEWS.
    90 11 Fengtien Lor The Nationalists. rang< m< nt with N'anyang Press). Shanghai, June 12. decided to summon i feii i* of the < entral I i. rnor of Fengtien has wined saying that Fengtien I h< ist the Nation cease the expedition j-!* 1 tre Nat .mal sts,
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    AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
    91 11 AMERIC AN PRESIDENCY. Nomination of Mr. Hoover. X sasasaCity, June 12. iienr. leaders of the National •"■''<• minated Mr. Coolidge ible i line* for tlie Presidency, nently clearing the way for the Mr. Hoover. Information hed here that m the opinion of his friends Mr. Coolidge would not conn evei
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    FRENCH REVENUE RETURNS.
    63 11 Havas' Service.] Paris, June 12. Hue returns for May totalled liion francs, showing a decrease of *J tti against May 1927 and an excess nillion or. "he budget forecasts. tal f the first five months of amounted to 15,209 million francs, wing an increase of 152 million
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    DIAMOND QUEEN'S ATLANTIC ATTEMPT.
    44 11 DIAMOND QUE EN'S ATLANTIC ATTEMPT. [Reuter's Service."! (four York, June 12. ne Miss Columbia, with Miss the "diamond queen" as a started from Roosevelt Field I >r Harbour Grace, NewfoundJdi Preparstorj to the attempt to fly the no said he is interested m the
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    MRS. COOLIDGE ILL.
    26 11 M RS. COOLIDGE ILL. Washington, June 12. •<i from White House that illness of Mrs. Coolidge the has temporarily postponed his for Wisconsin for his summer
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    DROUGHT CAUSES MANY DEATHS IN BRAZIL.
    29 11 DROUGHT CAUSES MANY DEATHS IN BRAZIL. [Renter's Service.] Rio de Janeiro, June 12. rted 'hat there have been over rrom starvation m north-east result of a severe drought, perished.
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    INDIA FLIGHT PROGRESS.
    24 11 Reuter'i Service "4 Sofia, June 11. Princesa Xenia Arrived hew venlng ard departed this mora- ppo. r kblea an vha- 9.]
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    CANADA'S FOREIGN POLICY.
    240 11 DOMINION'S RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. i'ar!]..ment Approves. [Reuter's Service. 1 p Ottawa, June 12. trior to the prorogation of Parliament tne Mouse oi Commons without a division rejected a motion by Sir George Periey, Conservative, m favour of striking out a «to for for thtJ Canadian Legation SI
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    GERMAN CABINET RESIGNS.
    136 11 Soeiaii t ex-Chancellor to Form Nov Ministry. [Reuter's Service.] Berlin. Jure 12. President von Hindenburg has accepted the resignation of the Maix Cabinet and has charged the Socialist ex-Chancellor, Herman Mueller, to form a new Ministry. Hen- .Mueller, who Is 52, was Foreign Ministei m 1910 and
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    POLAR AIRSHIP'S PLIGHT.
    113 11 [Reuter's Service.] Oslo, June 12. A message from Spitsbergen states that I i. weatht r is milder. A great part of the <_ cpedition's proviMora and other equipment was lost when the airship landed, and the cabins and engines wert -mashed. Amundsen, commenting on thf report thai
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    AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING STRIKE.
    56 11 TReuter's Service.] Melbourne. June 12. The Sydney cooks have rejected the telegraphic suggestion that the men should be instructed to resume. Victoria seamen have decided not to man cookless ship.** or vessels m which nonunionists are employed. Seamen obstructed volunteers wishing to sign on; nevertheless, the early
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    CHECK FOR TANAKA'S PARTY.
    58 11 [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Service.] Tokio. June 11. The unpopularity of the Beiyukai Party, of which Premier Tanaka is the leader, is shown 4>y the published result of the Tokio Prefectural Assembly Election. Thirty-six persons were returned m Tokio and Hachioji, of whom twenty-four are Minseitoists, while only
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    THE SOUTHERN CROSS FLIGHT.
    56 11 Washington, June 12. Mr. Bruce (the Australian Premier) has cabled to .Mr. Kellogg expressing his appreciation of the latter's message of congratulation on the flight, of the Southern Cross, statinj;- that the Australian fliers pay the highest tribute to the part played by tho tu<» American
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    THE SIAMESE POLICE.
    39 11 Sir B. Thomson's Appointment Denied. [From Our Own Correspondent.") Bangkok, June I_. It is officially denied that Sir Basil Thomson has been appointed to reorganise the police force m nSiam. [Earlier cables on page 9 1
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    PERILOUS CAPE VOYAGE.
    1129 11 NINE DAYS THROUGH ICEFIELD. Story of Alynbank's Skipper. The days of wooden ships and iron men, who.se deeds have been immortalised by such writers as Maryatt and Conrad, have gone for «*ver. and with the advent of the steam and motor vessel, much of the romance formerly
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    S.S. ASSOCIATION.
    509 11 MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING. Social Hygiene. The following are the minutes of a meeting of the elected Committee held on Jun:- b\ m Messrs Peterson Simons and Co. Ltd's Office. Present:— Mr. R. M. William: (President) Mr. 11. Santry (Vice-President) Hon'ble Dr. Noel Clarke. Dr. Lim Han Hoe
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    CUBA'S SUGAR CROP.
    48 11 Control of Over-Product ion. [Reuter's Service.] Havana, June 12. A Government report states that Cuba's sugar crop for the season fast ended was 27.640,000 hairs each of 325 Its. As a result of over-production R0,75fl bags go under the control of the National Sugar Commission.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    108 11 Mr. E. G. Ferriday and Miss Des Jardins. The marriage took place on the llth instant at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, of Edmund Grieves, youngest son of Mr. Mrs. John Ferriday of Auckland, New Zealand, and Mary Alice, only daughter of the late Captain Arthur Des Jardins
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    THE NEW POST OFFICE.
    65 11 To be Opened by the Governor. His Excellency the (Governor (Sir Hugh Clifford) will declare the New Post Oflict Building officially opened at 10 am. on Wednesday, June 27th. A number of invitations have beei oAcially sent out and. m addition, the at tendance of any
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    MANNERS OF "HIGH" CHINESE.
    667 12 SUMPTUOUS PEOPLE OK HONG KON(_. Mr. Ho Kum Tong:. Hong Kon«. I like the racial n.unm i ol th- "Hunt-" Chinese. Tho memory of a recent dance at Government House. Hong Kong, v. ith its -itting of tropical palms, hibiscus and pom sottias, and its illuminated
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    USES OF ART COLLECTORS.
    101 12 Dr. Rosenhach on Some of Hi-. Purchases. London. Prior to starting for America witb M Alici m Wonderland** Dr. Rosenbech, the famou* American Collector, disclosed that he ha(' spent £10,000,000 on books and works of art m Europe. He had disbursed £400,000 or: the presen 4
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    NOVEL USE FOR FLAME-THROWERS.
    85 12 \ustralian Polar Aviator'> Proposal Lenrfon. June 1. Bertin. A novel use for the flame-throw-ers employed during the War is contemplated by the North Polar aviator, Captain Wilkins, who is at present here. lie propose! to employ them m his forthcoming South Polar aerial expedition, witb th"
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    25 12 Mr. Geo. Whyte Crawford, managing director of Medical Hall, Lt<l.. has been admitted to th" General Hosui'al for -n-Tiea 1 treatment. He is progressing favourably.
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      229 12 SHERIFFS SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 889 of lft7. Writ ot Seizure Sale dated _',rd day of December 1927. In the cause of Bhawaai Dhialdevai. P!aim;-r wnw 1. Sam Sara Singh, 2, Achats Singh alias Achaibar Singh, 3. Jumnia Rai, 4.
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      333 12 Westclox of mm ***m' m^ I _<^^J»«ww»Sß*"~~'.. r^. Faithful timekeepers II 7T.S Tc 1 X for years have been known I v V T all over tlie world as thoroughly reliable alarm clocks, j The newest Westclox Hen Dc LIIXC and Baby Ben De Luxe arc excepcionalh I good-looking clocks.
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    MONARCHY BID BY PRINCE CAROL.
    610 13 "DID NOT LEAVE FOR A WOMAN." Claim to Throne. Godstone (Surrey), count™ d ri ht I did not leave my ZT y Iu r _T! of a l LoPe«cu will not stand m my way if I return." fmr»V ,S p ,IPaSS i oned outburst
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    BRITISH LIQUOR SCANDAL.
    388 13 *Moonshine' Sending Villages Mad. Aberdeen. Bootleggera are thriving m Britain. 'Speak easy* men are at work m towns m England and Scotland, and villages m isolated sections and industrial communities ntre being flooded with "white mule." Bootlegging, born 100 years ago m tho wilderness of the mountain*
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      640 14 Blue Funnel Line REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES ■XPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON N. CONTINENT FORTNIGHTLY. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Twice Monthly Service Liverpool and Glasgow. (Via Genoa and Havre.) 0 Due Spore. Route Mihject to alteration without notice. WEEKLY SEBVICP— LONPON AND N. CONTINENT. t ANTENOR Marseilles, London, Rotterdam
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      513 14 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). "ELLEMrIINE. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT (VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL). FREIGHT SERVICE. OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. BHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Due Spore. 1928. s.s. CITY OF PEKIN June 28 «.s. CITY OF KHARTOUM July 28 s.s. CITY OF
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      385 14 P O British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated m England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S OOTXtN__ LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage. Spore. Tonnage rfc* RAWALPINDI 16,600 Jane 16 MOREA 11 NELLORE
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      684 15 O. S. K. Line. Destinations. a«___._-_ Steamer.. Arr|-«. Leave. I^ndon. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen. 5 Colombo, Aden and -Port Altai Maru July j u y 19 goa Bay, Cape Town. Santos, RlO, Montevideo and B. Aires, f Manila Maru July 6 July 8 Houiba-^A, Zanzibar, Dar-es-S«laam, Heirs. Lourtm-o Marques and Durban,
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      525 15 TRAVEL-*- COMFORT •Aboard ___s_j| DOLLAR ffaF. •PRESIDENT" TH |§b LINERS Dollar President liners offer you l__nrious travel comforts. All state-rooms are outside rooms, well-ventilated and cooled by electric fans. They are furnished with bads (not berths), each having %n 7electric reading lamp. State-rooms with private bath predominate. all h*v© hot
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    161 16 After having completed ninety-nine trips (outward and inward) the .Sin Kheng SeCg has gone into dock at Singapore. The liner Felix Roussel, which has been ordered by the Measageries Maritimea, will be constructed at the St. Nazaire yard and will be of 21,000 tons gross. The M.M. Mail
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    369 16 Traffic through ihe .Suez Canal during March totalled 2,808,000 tons net, the higheat tonnage ever recorded, ana 203,000 tons more than the ii^uie for March, 1027. All classes of shipping showeu an increase orer March ol ias* year, particularly mail-car-rying \< sels, the total of ttrfl.OOO tons,
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    308 16 lo Per 1 ent. \dvano m Bull Rates At a meeting f un lerwriters, both company and 4 loyd's, held m the Library at Lioyd's on Mas 14th, it was agreed to adopt a proposal made by the Joint Hull Committee, to the effect that all hull
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    72 16 (By courtesy of the Government Health 4 Mice). For the twenty-four hours ending midnight June 11th. Max. shade temp. k0.2 E Mm. shade temp. 76.5 E Mean shade tern?). Si. 7 E .Max. sun radiation 16.) E Mm. grass radiation 74.." F Sea temperature Max. K7 Mm Bl
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      505 16 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia.) (0) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-kr town steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and tho new motor vessel MALABAR < !.~>l2 tons). The MARELLA is t ho largest and fine*, steamer .rading to y
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      189 16 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. o HOMEWARD MAILS To Colombo, Djibouti. Port nSaid and Marseilles from Singapore. D'ARTAGNAN 21,000 tons Juno 14 Marseilles via Madras and Pondicherry. AZAY LE RIDEAU 14.000 tons June 38 OUTWARD MAILS To Saigon, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan. PAUL LECAT 18,04)0 tons June 24 ANDRE LEBON 19,000 tons
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      416 16 Kerr Steamship Co. Ine 44, BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK. (Incorporated m U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENTS. REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA n BALTIMORE (via Suez- M.S. SILVERBEECH due June 29 M.S. SILVER MAPLE due July 17 PACIFIC JAVA CALCUTTA !C r SINGAPORE TO SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES BARBOUR
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      191 16 BIBBV I INK LONDON aDDRESfI 22 PALL MALI. I ONDOIS of fast twin Mail Pass* nger RANGOON COLOMBO. MARBEHJI PLYMOUTH \\l> LOND with through eoniM Sing ■OMSWABD SMI IN Steamer. OXEORDSHIi LANCASHIRE Ju CHESHIRE fl YORKSHIRE LEICESTERSHIRI SHROPSHIRE HEREFORDSHIRE GLOU4 ESTERSHIRE OXFORDSHIRE LANCASHIRE CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE LEICESTERSIii Passage Rates m I
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      675 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. !\uaia Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. kola Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan eveiy Monday, Wednesday and Saturday G
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      145 16 PASSENGERS \RRIVED. Per Pros. Van Bunn: -For Singapore: Mr. V. 11. Armstrong. Mrs. F. H. Armstrong. Mr. R. W. Atkinson. Mrs. R. W. Atkinson. Mr. W. H. Bailey. Mrs. W. H. Bailey, Mr. Harry Bowery, Sir. H. <\ Carson, Mis. H. C, Carson, Miss A. Desjardins. Mr. A. Ditesheim. Mr.
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      39 16 CLEARANCES. June 12. Eng Guan. Sfll Wongsee. Cepo lis. Ban Siong Bee. Barratta, Hong Keat. I arut, Mirani. Glenshiel. Titan, Antung, 4 Brit); Singkep, Emile. Mapia, Kuntjil. (Dut): Penang Maru. Honolulu .Maru, Sydney Maru, (Jap); Donai, (Chi); Halvdan (Nor).
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    A REALLY HOT DAY.
    446 17 The Englishwoman m India. I Wake to n misty view of my dusty garden, where ray aoantily-clad gardener is already watering the paths. Five a.m.! And cool by comparison- -for another hour at least. 1 drink my tea and rush to my cold bath. For if
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    THE POLICEMAN'S LOT.
    422 17 Thincs have reached a nice pitch ir. pursuit of that "fashionahle silhouette* when even the policeman is expected to conform ;to its lean angularities, and a story has [been put abroad that the heavy brigade m the constabulary has been instructed from "police headquarters** that its ni''.-i*bers
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    52 17 Mr. C. U Ward writes to the Malay .Mail, m defence of the eraeker firing on Wednesday, saying "The Chinese manner of celebration happens to be a decidedly noisy one, lut i r ia their way and total repression v\-i>u]d cause far more resentment than consideration for jaded nerves rould
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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    353 17 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. The Premier Morning Daily m Malaya s live "news" paper 40-50 columns of new: daily. Also the best Medium for Advertis ing. Delivered with the Chota Hazri eae? morning. Latest Telegrams, Latest Newi and Latest Announcements, together witl exclusive special features. "Pictures of thi week" Serial
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    THE KAISERS OPERA.
    622 18  -  Dr. S. Henry And What the Conductor Said It is the general fate of those born m the purple to be denied the opportunity of acquiring or exhibiting accomplishments which m less exalted spheres might win them renown. The King inevitably overshadows j and obscures the man.
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    POWER FROM THE SEA.
    259 18 French Scienti.st.s* Tests. I*ari>. By utilising the difference m temperature] between the surface of the nean and the water at a depth of 8,000 ft. or thereabouts M. Georges Claude, the French scientist who invented synthetic- ammonia is convinced that it is possible to produce a
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    51 18 The theft of some cigarettes during the King's Birthday Ball at Government House resulted m two Hylam boys being fined $26 each m the Police Courts. It was stated that one of the accused took the cigarettes and handed them to the other man, who was standing near the servants'
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    FRASER & CO., EXCHANGE ANT SHARE BROKERS.
    860 19  - FRASER CO., EXCHANGE ANT SHARE BROKERS. Mr. Montagu Gramophones and wireless have b com* habits instead of pk kli i Scott. .Sonic three million fewer people an employed upon the land now than when T was horn. M.P. Tl B8DAY, Jl'NK 12th Buy«i» Sellers A.sam Kunibang i' > 49s <>d
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 19 Jur 12. Bank 4m.-. 2 3ffc Bank demand 23 11-16 Private credits 3 m.s. 1 7-32 New York, demand 56 3-1 c, Credit.- 9 i d:iy- r »7~H France, demand l_M India, T. T. 163% Hon*; Kontr. demand *>'i p.« Din. Yokohama, demand 1 i.l'-s .Java, demand i:'.»* 4
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    PRODUCE.
    206 19 June 12. Tin 250 Ton* *H£ Garabief Pepper Whin- Ml' Pepper Black 67 Flake TapiocH 9% Pear! RagT Small B4t Copra I 0„ Copra Sundrted 11.00 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 830 Rice, Siam old No. 1. 330 Rice, Rangoon Bintan 260 Rice, Rangoon Sioka 256
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 19 luae I_th.. 12 o'clock aoMi R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot :;i -p. Standard R.S.S. on Tender .Jum- 31 ::r v July-Sept. 31* 32 Oct-Dec. 31*4 :;i 3 4 Tone of Market Dull. Latest Cable: London Spot She< pel 11). Neu York Spot Sheet G-cts
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    STRAITS RUBBER STOCKS.
    49 19 Statement of Singapore and Penang Dealers' St *ks at the end of May, L*J2B. Est. Gross Weight Dry Weight. Smoked Unsm. Crepe Lump S rap Tota S'por, 2^Sa 6^378 144 1,067 14-947 Pen. 1.929 287 .->_< i 108 2,741 Note: The abovi tifrur.s are all > I
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    WASTE IN AGRICULTURE.
    131 19 A Survey of Malayan Agriculture re« veal- ;t considerable waste of sgricull >ra products which constitute direct los the industries and to the country. Som< years a.;-, o commercial undertakingutilise rubbei seed was unsuccessful, bul ii failed t<> prove that such an undertaken] was uneconomic. Th«- rubber
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    18 19 Compared with the United Stal pap i advertising m this country stil" m its babyhood. Mr. -lohn Cowl
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    LONDON RUBBER STOCKS.
    113 19 Decrease Continues. I ()ur Own < orrespondenl I op) niriit London. June 1 1. Robber shares are idle and the Market lenerally is unchanged, wit! limited turnover. There has been further de eline m London itocktf, irhirh now stand ;tt 42,683 tons. IAXCMN IM.ohi The price of
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    BRITAIN'S LATEST AERO ENGINE.
    401 19 Able To Develop 1.000 Horse INmer Derby, \pril 2.V Details of Britain.- latest aero tag which ii claimed t<» l.c an advance on an) standard engine m existence, and is ed t i revolutionise thi performance ol daybombing aircraft, wen disclosed at the Rolls-Royce works hen
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    115 19 esterdas 'h X 1 1 ration* A) W M Kuchai 1 i 1.61 Penav Petaling m Taiping 1.10 r\ Bangrin Chend 1 j.ii is IT '.'.i I unting Tin K;i' v Tii 2hn 'U\ rina i Sione Tin 6d !4 Southci n TronohM D 3d v.a- ::i
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      266 19 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. ACSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated m England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital m 600,000 shares of each £3,000.000 Reserve Fund 4,000,4100 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3,4)00,000 Head Office: 38, Bishopsgate, London. E.C Agencies and Branches. AU>r Star Iloilo Tongkah Amntsar lp oh (Bhuket). ganjrkok Karachi
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      442 19 BANKING. i HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Hong Kong). Head Office: Hong Kong. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,0^0,000 Reserve Fund— Sterling £6,000,000 Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 CO CRT OF DIRECTORS. A. H. Compton, Esq., Chairman. N. S. Brown, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1617 20 A little while ago, referring to the sue- ess i.f th»- Colony m the Guillemard Cup match, we comnic nted on the abscne of .Japanese players fiom the Colony team for the fust time since this annual match was inaugurated. We suggested that this was either due to
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    152 20 CHAMPIONSHIPS OF SINGAPORE. Aitken Reaches Semi-Final. At the Crkkct Club yesterday tli matches m the Singapore championship took place, Haridas and Sincram meeting Khoo Hooi Hye and Chua Choon I^ong m the doubles semi-final, and the Rev. W. Aitken meeting Pinckney m the singles. Tn the doubles game,
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    TO-DAYs SEMI-FINAL.
    108 20 The singlet semi-final between Aitken and Murakami will be played on Court No. 1 this afternoon. This court will be enclosed and one dollar will he charged for admission thereto. Seats will not he reserved. Tickets can be obtained from Messrs. Khoo Hooi Hye and Co., 108 De
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    Y.M.C.A. SPORTS.
    116 20 Yesterday's Results. A number of .Tents m the V.M.C.A. annual sports took place on the V.M.C.A. Sports Ground. Anson Road, yesterday, the following being the results: Junior Hiph Jump Final: Leong Chung Fah, 1; Tan Wah Eng, _>: Height: l-fl 11 H -ins. Junior IC Hiirh Jump Final:
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    S.F.A. LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    85 20 Malays Real the Duke's. In A Section of the Second League, tho Malays beat the Duke's II by one goal to nil, yesterday. The- Duke's missed a penalty. A Chinese player was sent off m Pje Second Division B match played on the S.R.C. ground between the
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    "A DOG'S LIFE".
    132 20 Charlie Chaplin at The Pavilion At the Pavilion to-ni^ht Charlie Chaplin will be seen m a reissue of one of his old films "A Dog's Life". In "The Circus*' we saw him m one of his latest productions and those patrons of the Pavilion who had the
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    MALAYAN RACING.
    261 20 THE SELANGOR SUMMER MEETING. Week-end Handicaps. The weights for the Third Day (Friday) of the Selangor summer meeting are: Firts Griffin Handicap First Division furs:— The Witch 9, Kajang Girl 8.12, Iseult 8.11, Pudnor 8.10, Plas Hatan 8.10, Dolykar 8.8. Zarlita 8.8. White Cargo 8.2, All Speed 7.13.
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    SATURDAY'S WEIGHTS.
    306 20 The weights for Saturday are: Ponies First Division furs: Lavendo Joy 10. Marcony 0.2. Walistone 8.7, Kalrana B.">. Micky Free 7.1 S, Merry Lass 7.10. Purser 7.2. Horses (Purse) Second Division -S 1 furs:— Poscuse 9.2. Kosciosko Japonica 9, Polianthes S.ll. Devolution 8.12. Caliph S.ll. Florrie's Pet S.lO.
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    52 20 BIG SCORING BY NOTTS BATSMEN. Leicestershire Beaten. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 12. At Leicester to-day .Notts defeated Leicestershire by an innings and 92. Notts 487 for 8 (dec.) Leicestershire 194 and 201. Three centuries were scored m Notts' innings. A. W. Carr made 1">0, Whysall 127 and Pay
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    Woreestershire Lose to Somerset.
    57 20 [Reuter's .Service.] London, June 11. At Stourbridge to-day Somerset defeated Worcestershire bj nine wickets. Worcestershire 117 and 115. Somerset 131 and 102 for 1. J. White took five wickets for 57 m Worcestershire's first innings, and Hill five for 36 m the second. In Somerset's nrst
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    HENDREN GETS HIS 30,000th RUN.
    153 20 HENDREN GETS HIS 30,000th RUN. .Searing Hundredth Century. "Patsy" Hendren the Middlesex and England cricketer, has topped his 30,000 th lun m bit- matches. He started the season with a total of 20.44."> and has up to date scored four centuries ard one double century which, regardless of lesser scores
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    BRITISH BANTAM-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
    90 20 London. June 4. In the British Bantam-weight championship Nicholson won the first three rounds and at half-way was leading, but WSJ- weaker than Pattenden. Both were ffii ing and taking punishment m splendid form. Pattenden drove Nicholson to the corner m the eleventh round and dealt a
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    CRICKET.
    55 20 CRICK ET. The s.l TsainsmiaL The following will represent 8.8. and I against Etceteras m the S.C.C. Tournament on Friday and Saturday: IL M. Cantrell, W. H. Findlay. R. B. Gotch, K. N. Hamilton (Capt.). W. N. Hansell, C. Hewetson W. R. Kine. I. C. Mackav. E C Povser R.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    38 20 June Ladies' Spoon Twelve cards were taken out for the above competition and the following returned' Miss K. Niblock i U p Mrs. .Groothoff s HowMrs. IL Poster •> Miss C. L. Marr Mrs. j. Strachaa
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    DEATH OF MR. T. A. LEONARD.
    315 20 V Popular Police Officer. The Malacca Guardian announces the death m London of Mr. Tobias A. Leonard a cable having been received m Malacca stating that Mr. Leonard died on Tuesda: evening, June sth. Chief Inspector T. A Leonard of the Straits Settlements Police
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