The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 June 1928

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    13 1 Singaprore Free Press 1 KXTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1928. NO. 12,448
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    233 1 His Excellency the Governor opened the new Post Office building yesterday Page 9. Extracts from a detailed account by General Nubile of the crashing of the Italia reveal amongst other things that the man who was killed was the chief mechanic Page 9. Lively times are being
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    ROBERT FULLERTON 1826—1828.
    849 1 ROBERT FULLERTON 1826—1828. Apropos of the reference by His Excellency the Governor at yesterday's opening of Fullerton Building to the fact that Mr. Robert Fullerton, the first Governor of the Incorporated Settlements of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca as he was then styled desired to make Malacca the
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      210 1 s^^s■r^PA^^rV^.v.^^^vwvvVaVw^v WING LOONG. j; IUK RECOGNISED HOLSE for J I tOPEAN TROPICAL SLITS. f 12. HK.H STREET. Raffles Hotel I Rooms with Modern Sanitation. lOTES GRILL ROOM DA Sr EVERY WEDNESDAY rfnaarTi a^naaeZZ TUESDAY I fripay TANIA SVETLANOVA Thursday I "tat" McGuire'. AND SATURDAY I Raine. ALEX: SALNIKOFF. <>rche tra
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      73 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Calif oi nia fruits and vegetables-Del Monte— Page 8. The Chevrolet truck chasis w^th standard cab attached Page 13. Perry and C*>, Ltd. built the New Singapoi c Post Office Page 5. Important annourcement re the Macintosh Cable Company Page 16. Forthcoming plays by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic
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      18 1 V.VAV.WAV.WAV.VAV.V.VA I WING LOONG. I FOR HIGH (LASS TAILORING. \l Style, Cut and Finish Guaranteed. 32, HIGH STREET.
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      209 1 THE VEEK. Thursday 28th. High Water, 7.15 a.m.. 7.2, 7.12 p.m. 8.2. Malacca: H. W. 4.10 a.m.,* 4.7, 4.40 p.m. 5.6. P. and O. homeward mail closes. Australian mail closes 10 a.m. Straits Trading Company Ocean Building 12 noon. Football S.C.C. vs. I.C.F.A. South Johore I.S.P. Meeting Europe Hotel 5
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.. LTD'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    646 2 Singapore. June 2t>. Whiie a tendency to increasing optimism (justifiable or otherwise) la noticeable m tne Rubber markets, this is rather damped, IB a gemial ataat, by the continued lall m the Price of tin and business during the week has remained dull and
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      262 2 M DM KELVETS SCHOOL OF v. DANCING Character. Classical, Clog, Exhibition, Ballet, Toe and Latest Ball-Room DancingWrite for an appointment: Mdm. KELVEY, 8 Meyer's Mansions. MuwiuniumuutMKwiiinuuimHiiiiuaauHUuiiuuuiumiiuiuiiuinnuiuiiuH GOOD HOUSEWIVES. H S Make a note m your diary ami pay a S s riait la this most excellent stall, the jl I
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      465 2 I Victoria Theatre nYfP An n co ming\ r^rwA L SHORTLy\ aaf aar -^™^L B B B_ nr**J oat WATCH FOR BOOKING DATES AT LITTLE'S. ■Jtr\lafaf¥lr¥lrVW^ COMING! WILLIAM FOX'S STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION. SUNRISES g Directed by F. W. MUENAU. I This picture acclaimed the world over as the greatest masterpiece m
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      171 2 ALHAMBRA PH C E (Tan Cheng Kee and Co., Ltd. Proprietors). Commencing Sunday June 24th. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. NAHMOVA IN MY SON A sweeping drama of sea folk— The story of a boy who asked the ntlu sacrifice a mother can make-Nazimova m her beautiful acting a«rt In the
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    "MOTHER ENGLAND?"
    448 3 Britain's "Child Marri^es" Child man iajrt'S m the East siir Western rity and indignation, but some Englishmen thiak a little of this might he spared for tl i aaaaa subject at home. Of course, i: is ■"tafcittrd by E. Arnot. Robertson, m the LflSMkn Daily Mail, the English
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    ST. ANDREWS MISSION HOSPITAL "LIFT FIND"
    136 3 Since writing to you on June 12th I have to acknowledge the receipt of further donations as follows:— Eu Tong Sen $500. Staff and v *eholar> Singapore Chinese Girla School, $i:i6. M. A. Xamazie $75, The High Street Provisions Stores Ltd. 30, Alkaff and
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    MUNICIPAL ACTIVITY.
    113 3 Lotting Krian Improvement. The following action was taken at a meeting of Committee No. 7. held on June 22nd. Approved by a majority provision of fund^ by supplemental budget to lay sewer m Orchard Road between Grange Road and Bcotta Road, prior to reconstruction of road surface. Approved
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    THE "'BUS BOY."
    193 3 In bi> Rhodes Memorial Lecture at Oxford, l>r. Abraham FlexilOf incidentally usee a term th;>t must have j)uzzled most of hi: hearers. Speaking of the tendency of American universities to give academic credit for work that was m no resnec 4 educational, he mentioned that one of
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      387 3 1 SPEED!!! j alg^ MODERN "KODAKS" '^flak FASTER LENSES, j If SD PRICED AS LOW AS jifg^ $16.50 j KODAK LTD. j |>: (Incorporated m England). B li». ROBINSON ROAD, I I SINGAPORE. g aaaaaaV lAaai b*H^^lß laTaaaai aaa! f 31 aa* J Sal a^^^* \jaffe'^aia» aaaa I'eSl^^Baat^aV i. p^^^^JßaPaaa^^^B
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      21 3 1 have always regarded it as one of the advantages of being dead that public opinion ceases to operate. Lord Buckmaster.
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      356 3 %M| Quality with Variety at a Baaaterate Price £J mn aa* aflVaalL.l i CRAWFORD'S ~i' i v City Assorted o M BISCUITS E TNJW Sold In Special Tins by all the leading P&jy-j 1 w^ Stores and Dealers. >^A j m BARLOW Co. n InaWJ Tolo. No. BTBO AGENTS. Tele.
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    CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA.
    187 4 A PICTURESQUE RIVER SCENE. SPEED. THK DUKE AND DUCHESS of York had a wonderful recaption on their recent visit to Brighton. They a Been arriving at the entrance to Greater Brighton. Crowds lined the route of their six miles drive from the centre of the town.
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    GROSSLY EXCESSIVE SENTENCES.
    561 6 Month's Imprisonment for Bad Manners. Two Chinese talking between themselves and two others who entered the Court with out removing their hats, were sentenced to fineb of $20 each or one month's rigorous imprisonment, m Kuala Lumpur Police Court last week. The two talkers were unable to
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    TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC EXAMINATION.
    187 6 TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC EXAMINATION. Th" followine results were obtained by runils of the Convent of th: H. I. Jesus I the T^ini'"''' Gnllegr of Mu«ir Practical Examination held m Singapore last week: First steps: Toy Swee Cheng. A. Hosa»*S fliaißKßßila H. Pe»"ei»*a. T Ch^ng. M. T. Consigliere. R. See.
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    109 6 The following is the result of the Shanghai foursomes competition held on Sunday. E. J. Oakshott and J. D. Pierrepont 77 lI M o*~>'» H. W. Hakeswood and H. B. Godwin HO 17 69 Lt". Col. L. R. Taylor and Capt. H. J. Hollingsworth 84 lO l^
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    CUNARD CHIEF ROBBED.
    78 6 £5,000 Jewel Theft During Dinner. New York, May 14. Jewellery valued at £5,000 was stolen last night from the country residence of Sir Ashley Sparks, resident director and manager m America of the Cunard Line. It is believed that burglars entered the upper storey while the family
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      311 6 Ice Chests Refrigerators jl IN TEAKWOOD. Scientifically Built to meet the needs of the Tropical Household. Insulated with j Asbestos and lined throughout with zinc. Handsomely designed and well made, j* j 77 WADE IN OUR OWN jA^l j: j I n FACTORY BY THE |^^S=i I 8 I LATEST
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    LEVIATHAN ROBBERY.
    145 7 VIEWS OF AMERICAN AUTHORITIES. International Crook Wanted. [Renter's Service.] New Y< rk. J trie 27. The police and postal authorities incline to think that the Leviathan robbery is connected with the mysterious murder of a notorious underworld character named Edwin Jerge, who was shot dead m a motor
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    BALKAN CONSPIRATOR SENTENCED.
    158 7 Kela Kun's Trial. [Reuter's Service.] Vienna. June 26. The trial of Bela Kun and his secretary, Miss Iloma Greuer, and alleged accomplice, Georges Mayerhoffer. has opened on a chaige of conspiracy and Communist agitation idnce 1927. All pleaded not guilty. Bela Kun said he came to Vienna
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    LANDRU CRIMES RECALLED.
    106 7 Gruesome Discoveries at Marseilles. f Renter's Service- 1 Marseilles, June 27. Another "1 andru affair" has been dis covered m a villa here. The finding of the body of a strangled woman m th" house led to seaiches and the police found the bodies of two other
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC ZEPPELIN LINE.
    60 7 Aerodromes at Seville and Buenos Aires. [Reuter's Service.] New York. June 26. Fox Brothers International Corporation has been awarded the five million dollar contract to construct an aerodrome at Seville to serve as a base for a trans-Atlantic line if Zeppelins to l>e < perated between there
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    A TALL ORDER!
    70 7 fßeuter's Service Washington, June 27. The Supreme Court has rejected the application of the Ameiican Silver Pioducers' Association to compel th" United States Treasury to purchase 14,."»IM.0d») ounces of silver at a dollar an ounce, which would cost the Government nearly seven million dollars, as the market
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    BRITISH OFFICER'S GALLANTRY REWARDED.
    54 7 [Reuter's Service.]; London. June 26. The award o! the Order *of the British Empire, for gallantry, to Lieut-Colonel James Ernest Stewart, late Royal Engineers is gazetted, m recognition of his attempting to trace the whereabouts of Lieutenant T. S. Knowles, East Yorkshire Regiment, m the mountainous
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    QUEEN WILHELMINA'S HOLIDAY.
    27 7 [Reuter's Service.] Stockholm, June 26. Queen Wilhelmina of Holland and Princess Juliana have left for Norway after spending a week at Abisko m Lapland.
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    ITALIA RESCUE REPORT DOUBTFUL.
    26 7 [Reuter's Service.l Rome. June 26. The report that Ceccioni, a member of General Nobile's party, has been -aved is not yet confirmed.
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    PEACE IN INDUSTRY.
    265 7 NATIONAL COUNCIL TO BE FORMED. Conciliation Boards. [Renter's Service.] I «nd<:r\ June 26. Th:« General Council of the T.U.C. by IS votes to 4 adopted the report of the Indus trial Committee which has been meeting a sub-commiitee of the employers' The report provides for the establishment
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    DEMOCRATS MET FOR PRESIDENTIAL DOMINATION.
    152 7 DEMOCRATS MET FOR PRESIDENTIAL DOMINATION. [Renter's Service.] Houston, Texas, June 26. The National DemotTatic Presidential Convention conned to-day m a hu<re hail specially built to -eat Id.OOd people. The hall presented a s J .rikinir spectacle.) Placards on poles were dotted all over the auditorium showing the location of the
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    COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION.
    114 7 French Tribute to Holland. [Renter's Service.] Paris. June 27. M. Doumergue presided and several Ministers were present at the dinner to personages directing the colonial administrations of European countries. M. Jasper, the Belgian Prime Minister and Minister for the Colonies, and Dr. Koningsbergcr. Netherlands Minister for the Colonies,
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    EXPLOITING VENEZUELAN
    127 7 OILFIELDS. [Reuter's Service. 1 New York, June 26. The Colon Oil Corporation has been formed by the Royal Dutch and Shell group and the Carib Syndicate to take over the entire capital and stock of the Colon Development Company. The new corporation will lay a hundred mile pipe-line
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    MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE.
    88 7 Issue of $21,000,000 five per cent. Singapore Municipal Debenture Stock 1948 1968. The- Commissioners hereby give notice that they are prepared, on July 2nd, 1928, to receive applications for the above Stock at par m exchange for S.S. b% per cent War Loan 1918/1928 through the branches
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      595 7 NOTICES. GAMMON (MALAYA), LTD. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). KOWCB B1 hereby given that the Transfer IWoks of the above Company will be closed on the 2nd and 3rd July, 192K, for the purpose of preparing Dividend Warrants. By Order of the Board, H. FANCOTT, .>.» Secretary. -'2nd June, 1928.
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      1109 7 I SIXTH 1 {MALAYAN EXHIBITION ji I IPOH |j I Atagtaat 3rd to «3tK. 1 SCHEDULES OF ALL SECTIONS NOW READY. I j| A. Agriculture F. Cats X B. Oils and Fats C. Poultry jfj C. Rubber Gutta Percha H. Weaving Needlecraft j{j D. Horticulture I. Malay Schools S S
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    52 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. BOUDEWYN.—On June 27th. 1918, at his residence No. 11! Fast Least Ro::J, ILL (Dom» Boudewyn. 4"> years. Funeral cortege leaves his late residence at 4..'5u p.m. to-day foe the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and thence to Bidadari Cemetery for interment. Deeply regretted. Penang and F.M.S. Papera
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1928. THE STATE OF BRUNEI.
    746 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1928. THE STATE OF BRUNEI. There are some comparatively out of the way portions of Malaya which, owing to the greater importance of their bigger brothers m the Malayan family, carry on a quiet but progressive existence m what may be called comparative obscurity.
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    294 8 are m progress. A fine of $100 has been inflicted on a Chinese named Lee Kirn Koon who refused to allow a policeman to enter his shop m South Bridge Road m pursuit of a thief. The Bishop of Singapore will preach at the Church of England Parade Service to
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    63 8 MALAY CENTENARIAN'S DEATH. Dato Bandar of Sungei UJoRg. [From Our Own Correspondent.! Kuala Lumpur, June 27. The death occurred on Tuesday of the Dato Bandar of Sungei Ujong (Haji Ahmad bin Haji AH) of Rasah, at the age of 110. The deceased was an active member of the
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    ANOTHER OUTBREAK AT IPOH.
    116 8 [From Our Own Correspondent] Ipoh, June 27. Evidence of smouldering resentment of the Japanese boycott was afforded last night by another sudden incident m the Newtown area of Ipoh where it transpires several houses are occupied by Japanese women who have been under secret -uirveilance of
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    PENANG ELECTRICITY FAILURE.
    99 8 Questions at Municipal Commission. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. June 27. Reference was BBadc at the meeting of the Municipal Commission of the failure of the electric current. The Resident said that the failure was due to the fact that the submarine cables failed to function. This
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    CUNNING JEWEL ROBBERY ATTEMPTED.
    146 8 Nipped m the Bud by Smart Salesman. An Arab woman and a boy were charged m the Second Police Court yesterday m connection with an alleged attempt to steal $2,000 worth of diamonds from Fmnkol Brothers. Relating the facts of the ease. Inspector Murphy said that
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    CHINESE STOWAWAYS.
    69 8 Before the steamer Anhui was due to sail for China on Tuesday, members of the Detective Branch boarded the vessel and conducted a search on board. Ten Chinese stowaways were discovered. The men were arrested and brought ashore. They were charged m the Courtsa yesterday and remanded. It
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    DEAD FATHER'S RONES.
    141 8 Son Charged With Exhumation. Charged before Raja Musa, the Seremban Magistrate, with exhuming human bones without permission, Lai Heng pleaded ignorance of the Law, and submitted that they were those of his dead father, which were exhumed some ten years ago by an uncle of his, and
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    83 8 A large gang of Chinese banishees from Taiping Gaol passed through Ipoh on Monday afternoon by the mail train en route to Singapore. On arrival at Singapore, they will be put into a steamer and sent back to China says the Times of Malaya. Mr. G. W. Lawes, Ist A.C.P..
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    R.A.F. FLYING BOATS.
    593 8 CIVIC DECEPTION AT BROOME. Endangered by Weather. Broor o June 2nd. A civic reception was given to-day to th. 1 Royal Air Force aviator-, who arrived on Friday m four flying boat-, under command of Group-Captain Caw-Brown-Cave,, and also to Flight Commander Wackett, of the Australian Plying
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    44 8 LATEST RUBBER AND TIN PRICES. [From Our Own Correspondent] London. June 27, 4.30 p.m. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber price as 9 :t «d. per lb. Messrs. Lewis. Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices aa £2051 £2o7 13 16.
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    A "PRESENT" FOR MR. GOURLAY.
    270 8 Basket of Eggs and Fruit. When the case against a Chinese named Low Ah Kow. formerly employed a- a salesman by Robinson and Company. Limited, was called up m the Second Police Court yesterday morning, an announcement eras made by Mr. Gouilay, Second Magistrate, that
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    WHEN THE ITALIA CRASHED.
    198 9 B CHIEF MECHANIC'S TRAGIC END. pi* Nohile was Marooned. Reuter's Service.] Rome. June 27. I Mobile's detailed account of ned when the Italia crashed on shews that the impact had engine to the front of the Gon•«ame detached, thus maroonBatty) and by which the Chief I'..
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    THE TWO WAY ATLANTIC PLIGHT.
    38 9 Courtney Hops Off. [Reuter's Service.] Lisbon. Jbbjs 27. tnej has started for the irtney'i ambitious undertakVtlantic via the Azores and fi >m Canada to England. Lashes), June 27. i tinned owing to mocha-
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    JAPAN AND MR. KELLOGG'S TREATY.
    53 9 JAPAN AND MR. KELLOGG'S TREATY. Far Eastern Service.] Tokio. June 27. luteal anti-war proposal ntion of the loading sarsrsexpreaa unanimous approva' satisfied that it will reinforce existing pacta and pro- prevention of war. Its re- the French and other resevinclosion of thy smaller the participants is eosv ase it- pi
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    JAPANESE CABLE NEWS.
    84 9 Withdrawal saf Shantung Troops. BBBBB]BBBBBBBSBBBBBBJ *****881 irtasjr sf the Ifsaija NichiNiehi Shimbunsha.] Tokio. June 20. fjuq. spot was Qjnoted to-day at Mle price*. L'K'lk m Shantung Is be Reduced. a*t at a mooting to-day decided certain portioca of the Japanese 9 antung. Vnii-Privx Council Movement. kign to
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    PROGRESS OF THE PEACE PACT.
    20 9 PROGRESS OF THE PEACE PACT. (Reuter's Service.) Warsaw. June 27. received a note inviting her <'• :ri Mr. Kelloggs anti-War I
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    BRITISH DELEGATION AT GENEVA.
    27 9 ish Radio—Official Service.] Rugby. June 26. I ushendun with the British delered at G Basel to-day for the the committee on security and
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    INFLEXIBLE'S FIRST FLIGHT.
    73 9 R;<dio—Official Service.] Rugby. June 26. aeroplane m the world is hy to London to-morrow. It h monoplane Inflexibly, which tons, has three Rolls-Royce rines giving a total of 2,100 ia 7o feet long and has a of Ifii feet, which is over five ••'■>•!• than the average
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    U.S. DEMOCRATS CONFER.
    187 9 FRENZIED MEETING AT HOUSTON. "Fo*^ the Nations Honour." [Renter's Service.] Houston. Texaj,. June 27 str,Pt V T downpour, rendering the t affic wr'T^? V th the result that trattie was hopelessly congested cau-ed s^ot^h^ B?S -ening' F v. Nt n democratic Convention. the nnrtv" r keynote spe
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    COMMONS' LONG SITTING.
    80 9 Button Tax Carried. [Reuter's Service.] Ix>ndon. June 27. After V hi urs the longest sitting for two years the House of Cotnjnoau adjourned at „0.". this morning after protracted manoeuvring by Mr. Churchill, the opposition m Committee to the Finance Bill chiefly concentrating on a wearisome discussion
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    LORD LONSDALE'S GOLDENWEDDING.
    106 9 World Sportsmen's Gift to Sporting I Peer. [British Radio—Official Service.) Rugby. June 2t>. In the BBBjsssSJS of 10.000 people at the International Horse Show. Olympia to- day. the Prince of Wales presented to the well-known sportsman Lord Lonsdale, on celebrating his golden wedding, a gold casket to
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    THE BALDWINS SCHEME.
    53 9 Some Objection from Debenture Holders. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 27. In addition to the general meeting of Baldwin's shareholders reported yesterday sepai ate meetings were held by various classes of -hareholders and debentureholders. Some opposition was raised and the meetings adjourned for a fortnight for fuller consideration
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    CHINESE CABLE NEWS.
    132 9 Disarmament Committee to be Established. [By arrangement with Xanyang Siang Pau Press.] Hong Kong. June 27. Li Tsai Hsin. Chen Ming Shiu and Tai Chi Tao have decided to go to Nanking to attend the coming fifth Kuomintang Conference. Li Tsai Hsin telegraphed to Chen Ming Shiu
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    BRITISH AEROPLANE CONSTRUCTION.
    62 9 Miss Earhart's Tribute. [British Radio Official Service.l Rugby, June 26. Miss Earhart. the trans- Atlantic airwoman, is taking back to the United States the small Moth aeroplane on which Lady Heath flew over Africa. She states the view that m aero engines and m small machines British
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    FULLERTON BUILDING.
    1537 9 GOVERNOR OPENS NEW POST OFFICE. Typical of Our Development. H. E. the Governor (Sir Hugh Clifford) performed the opening ceremony of the new Post Office at 10 a.m. yesterday, m the presence of a large attendance, including Lady Clifford and H. E. the G.O.C. and Lady van Straubenzee.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    347 9 THE VACCINATION CONTROVERSY. A Doctor's Advice. To the Editor. Sir, In your issue of Monday, June 11, there was a letter from "X" referring to vaccination, m whi^h several remarkable statements were made. I have written to various official sources for confirmation or denial and have
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    159 12 China ports the Fook Sang brought 31a deck passengers yesterday. The Swartenhondt arrived from Batavia yesterday with 153 bullocks and 1,830 pigs on board. WARSHIPS DUE AT SINGAPORE. H.M.S. Suffolk (Captain N. O'Neill, R.N.) is due to arrive at Singapore on July 3rd. from Colombo, and to leave
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    917 12 Per Ranpura for Home to-day:- Mr. K. W. C. Densham, Mr. A. C. Brooks. Mr. E. Tongue. Mrs. J. M. Brickman, Mr. W. A. Home, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Mayne. Mrs. Bell Smith and two children. Miss J. B. Tilley, Captain S. C. Renny, Mr. Bell Smith. Mr. W.
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    BANK LOSES CURIOUS LAW SUIT.
    251 13 Must Warn Customer When Funds Are Low. Paris. Friday. The Paris courts have decided that it is the duty of a bank to warn a customer when his account becomes low. Such is the on »O0 of a curious action brouvrht by a Pari., business
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    RUBBER FLOORINGS IN CHURCHES.
    441 13 In the booklet on rubber flooring, Issued by the Rubber Growers' Association, wh-.h is now being distributed to some 15,000 arrhitecta and builders, there ia a list, by no means complete, ot tome 70 churches m which the material has Veen laid. The latest addition t.>
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    DOG LEADS FATHER TO DYING SON.
    119 13 Boy Hanged By Its Chain m a Wood. Rarnet. Ronald Beaton, 17. of Woodville-road New Barnet, went out for v walk with hi. dog. soon afterwards tbe dog came home alone and began to bark furiously. The boy's father triod to quieten the animal,
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    HARDINGE'S TWENTY-FIFTH THOUSAND.
    116 13 HARDIN GE'S TWENTY-FIFTH THOUSAND. Walter Harding*, Kent's double inter- national, who made the highest score of hi? career on May 26th.. can now be numbered ?mong the comparatively small company of liatsmen who have totalled 20,G00 runs m lirst-class cricket. All his rvins have been made at home, a fact
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    Y.W.C.A. IN MALAYA.
    282 14 Remodelling: the Constitution. The annual meeting of the Malayan Committee of the Y. \V. C. A. was held m Penang from June 11 to 13. The following members of the Committee were present as guests of the local Committee: President Mrs. B. CL Roberts (Singapore); Members at
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    F M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    353 14 The following appointments arc no 4 ifi>d m the F.M.S. Government Gazette of June 22: Mr. E. W. Mum ford to be an Assistant Commissioner of Police; Drs. H. J. Lawson, H. X. Walker, A. Dunlop. and E. P. G. Ritchie to be Medical Officers; Messrs. M.
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    THE LATE MR. KHOO KENG HOOI.
    251 14 The funeral of the late Mr. Khoo Keng Hooi. J. P., of Kuala Lumpur, who died m Kngland recently after an operation while on a round-the-wrtirkl tour \Sith another well-known local Chinese gentleman. Mr. Teh Scow Teng, took place on Saturday morning m the
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    87 14 In sight of St. Andrew's Cathedral and within sound of its bells, the lawn taawt* championships of Sincrapore comm Q nce't on Sunday morning at th? Cricket Clu!>. says The Bangkok Times. Play ar*a *o s.:3rt sharp at nine o'clock, and continue throughout the day. if tine. How times change!
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      1181 14 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF JACOBEAN DESIGN \VALNUT-STA T NED TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, MOTOR CAR, etc. At No. 87, Meyer R<nd (Tanjonß Katony), ON .SATURDAY. JUNE 30th. AT 2 P.M. Comprising:— An excellent toned cottage piano by Rosenkranz m splendid condition, fine design teak sideboard with bevelled mirror panels, oval
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    MACPHIL'S SHARE LIST.
    647 15 Allenby 1.1", 1.3t! Alor Gajahs 1.10 1.25 Anial. Malay 1.57)6 1.66 Ayer Molek 1.0:j 1.10 Ayer Kuning 27 85 Ayer Hitani 2.00 2.10 Ayer Panas 4.75 5.30 Balgownie 1.40 1..">0 Hassett 55 63 Batu Lintang 53% 60 Bedfonl Plant. 30 40 Brojja SStt 57 »i Hrurei Ltd.
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 15 June 27. Bank 4 m.!.. 2 'i\ Bank demand 2,3 11-16 Private credits 3 m.*. 2(4 7-32 New York )«.n.i.nd 56 3-16 Credits Ml days 57-'^ France, deui.ml lAliy I India. T. T. ls_| Han* Kong, dtaiaad p.c. Db. Yokohama, demand 120 Vi Java, demand 139*4 Bangkok demund 80
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    PRODUCE.
    205 15 June 27. Tin 200 Tons $to 4'_ Gambicr 6*-_ Pepper White 100 Pepper Black 60 Flake Tapioca 7 Pearl Sago Small 8% Copra 10.80 Copra Sundried 11.00 Rice Liang Hin Chun Mark Red Eagle (.New) 830 R'ce. Siam old No. 1. 330 Rice, Rangoon Bintan 260 Rice, Rangoon Sioka
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    FRASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    554 15 Singapore, June 20. The price of Tin during the past week lias continued to decline and shews a lO*a of £5 7s Od on balance. London *dvi_*S indicate considerable selling pressure m the metal and for the moment there is liUlo sign of any recovery. Tin shares
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    124 15 Y ESTERD A Y S RD BBER AUCTION. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its _70tl_ auction yesterday, when there was CataJofUed i>73,669 lbs.; 434.07 tons. Offered 824,2 19 lbs.; 31)7.1)5 tons. Sold U9M4 lbs.; 2!'4.-_!l tons. Spot. London New York c ts. PRICES REALIZED.
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    ROSE MACHPAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    183 15 ROSE MACHPAIL CO'S REPORT. Sin gajiun-. June 27. Rubber.— London 9%*. l nchanged. Tin. London 1204 17s Od. 7t»s coivn. Local 104 44 for 200. Mil ing.— Quiet. Pelabng 3.9) 4.10. Rahman Hydraulic 1.22'_ 1.27' Kuchai 1.2.)' 1.30, Sunrei Way 2.00 2.0"). Kiang Rivers 3.25 3.30, Malaya Consols. 75 77%,
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    PHASER'S SHARE LIST.
    242 15 Yesterday's Alterations. Buyers SeJltr* Batang Padanf <$!> lii I.'1 47 1 Kastem >iam L' > |5i lid lUs '.Ui M.is (:>s> 1 is r,t\ in> c.(L Kampong (10a) 2:;.s f4i \.<i. Kamunting lr s ;><j j.» s ;s j t Kinta Dredges (.>M l.:;;, 1.4;, Rlang River
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    55 15 June 27th., 12 o'clxsk noon. R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C Spot ;{2 ffu Spot ;> j v <>r> Standard R.S.S. Spot 32 :{_i, „on Tender July-Sept. BJ_% Oct-Dec. 32 '*•>', Tone of Market:— Stagnant Latest Cable:— London Spot Sheet lf_d per lb. New York Spot
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    BRITISH SUGAR DUTIES.
    48 15 [Reuter's Service. 1 London, June 26. The House of Commons to-day by 258 votes to 125 passed the clause m the Finance Bill dealing with the sugar duties. Mr. Churchill said that since the Budget the amount of sugar handled m Britain had largely increased.
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    FOOTBALL.
    435 16 MALAYS vs. ROYAL ARTILLERY. R.A. Crushingly Defeated. Malays 0 R.A.: L The Malays had no difficulty m disposing of the R.A. at the Stadium yesterday, when they defeated them by 6 l m the first division of tbe Singapore I_eague. The R.A. kept trying all the time, but the
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    PADANG CLUBS MEETING.
    450 16 S.C.C. Player Injured. S.C.C 4; S.R.C 0. Far superior m all ranks, the S.C.C. annexed full points at the expense of the S.R C. on the Padang yesterday afterno« n. The play was not very spirited and the B.C.C. found no difficulty m maintaining the lead they
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    63 16 The seventh annual athl*tic spirts of 1 St. Joseph's Old Boy's Association will be held at ♦he end of July. Members are' kindly ssVad to support and to note that entTH>s nraat be made m a Sports Entry Book at the Club house before July 4th. There will be a
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    SPECIAL SPORTS CABLE.
    160 16 STRIPED FLANNELS AT WIMBLEDON! M.C.C. for New Zealand. [Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.] London. June 27. Clitics are *f opinion that Wooley should be included m the next test though it is difficult to suggest whom he should replace. They are of the opinion that Ames should go
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    LAST NIGHTS BOXING.
    400 16 Seaman Hall's Easy Win. The Seaman Nobby Hall Kid Charley tight at the New World last nitrht was not a very bright exhibition of boxing, but it certainly showed us something of the Biitish style of fighting. Hall was far too good for Charley who. althoutrh he
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    BUD-AMERICAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    51 16 [Reuter's Service.] Kansas City. June 27. K spinosa of r hicago has won the Mid-American golf championship with a score of 289; Archie Compston (294); second; Espinosa created a record of 68 m one of his rounds. He also hole out m one stroke m the second
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    WIMBLEDON LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    146 16 French Wins Against Australia. [Reuter's Service.] London. June 26. At Wimbledon to-day m contrast to yesterday there were cool driving showers, so hat there were barely 000 spectators. In the second round Tilden beat H. Fishr (England), 6—l, 6—3, 6—l; Lott (America) beat the former captain,
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    L.L.T.C. TOURNAMENT.
    61 16 Tuesday's Results. Mixed Doubles. Open. Mr. and Mrs. Parmele beat Mrs. Campbell and Major Gardner 9—7. 9—7. Mixed Doubles, Handicap. Mrs. Challen and Moding vs. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. S. BmoVe unfinished s°t all. Mis. and Coleman vs. Miss White and" Payne, postnoned. Men's Doubles. Open. Lewis
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    157 16 /SEVERAL MATCHES NOT FINISHED. Kent Lead Yorkshire. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 26. Matches m the county cricket championship concluded to-day as follows: Kent vs. Yorkshire. At Dover: Kent led on first innings. Yorkshire 242 and 283 for 9 (dec.) Ken 272 and 65 for 3. Mitchell was the
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    LIGHT BLUES DEFEAT SUSSEX.
    50 16 LIGHT BLUES DEFEAT SUSSEX. I Reuter's Service. l London, June 26. Cambridge University defeated Sussex at Brighton to-day by 71 runs. Cambridge Univ. 332 and 311 for 8 (dec.) Sussex 256 and 316. Killick scored 161 m the University's first innings, and Bowley made 139 m the County's second innings.
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    OXFORD UNIVERSITY AT COLCHESTER.
    274 16 [Reuter's Service.] London, June 26. The match at Colchester between Oxford University and Essex was drawn. Essex 310 and 177 for 1. Oxford Iniv. 337. O'Connor distinguished himself m this match, for after scoring 157 m the county's first innings he took five wickets for 67
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    S.C.C. SNOOKER TOURNAMENT FINAL.
    66 16 The final of the S.C.C. Snooker Tournament was played at tbe Club last night, J. W*. Jones and E. J. Cameron defeating C. L. Wyatt and Morris by 466 points to 1 79. The scores were fairly level until the hundred mark was passed with the
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    PENANG'S MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL CHANCES.
    181 16 Edlin's Accident. Writing with regards to Penang's chances m the Malaya Cup soccer competition the Straits Echo says: Unfortunately Penang will not be able to call on the services of G. F. Edlin who was regarded as a certainty for the pivotal position of centre
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    FIRST TEST TRIAL.
    827 16 FULL SCORES IN LORD'S MATCH. Rest's Consistent Batting. London, June 16. The first Test trial match was played m fine weather and there was an attendance of 5,000 at the start. Jardine won the toss and he took the first batting on a soft wicket. The first
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    166 16 The Duke's have practically promised to pay another visit to Bangkok during the coming rugger season, writes our Bangkok correspondent. They had a rattling good time last year, and the struggle between them and the Sports Club was the best of the three internationals played. It costs about twelve hundred
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