The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 July 1929

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, SS. TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1929. NO. 12,761
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    208 1 The Kinjr should have left for SandrinKham \*-<t«-rda\. but the journey is postponed indt-tm it. Iv ,<> that another Xray examinatitin of His Majesty's chest may be made Page 9. A Danish steamer arriving m a North Sea port wports observing an unknown vessel sunk by an
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.
    95 1 Sooony that's the spirit Pa;n Fine old Sherry from Little's Pa^o s. A new shipment of Fiats is due— Pa^e <>. IVps tor Colds, coughs anil brnnchitis P*C« 14. Robinaon'i itodi I.ifejruaid liquid eai poliiih Tajri' i. Notice by P.W.D. J»nd Singapore Muniii-pality-Pa^e 7. Aut-tion sale of oAet
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    THE WEEK.
    192 1 I Writer. 0.5* 1 m*. 7 A- Open. T.Vlch lUgt. Saorti Tanr P. -,ik Km<F< sthalli (».T.K.c. rs. B.C f.A. -i< p m BJLC; V.M.C.A. v^. Robin*o 1> v. M V.M.C.A. H.M.S. I'liiatuie, Vutona IlttattV, 9Jt p.m. II <>{, rmhty. IOfA. HlCtl Water, l^f M. rootball: Malajri j:.a.
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    EAST VIA MANCHESTER.
    1145 1 When. 300 \ears ago, Ht rU-rt set out upon his journey to Persia, hi- sailed from Oral via Brazil and the Cape «,f oo d Hope— which ought to be warrant enough for anything that my friends found MCWtrk m starting from Losdos for Ppfels via Manchester.
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    WOULD-BE GERMAN RECRUIT.
    215 2 Anxious to Join Welsh Guards. Thi Household Brigade Magazine contains correspondence from a German who, on hearing that the Welsh Guards Regiment was open for recruiting, offered himself as candidate. T\ editor of the magazine makei the following comment and prints the letter both m German and
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    AIR MAILS.
    225 2 Correspondence for Great Uriuiin anal Northern Ireland and Irish Free State will be accepted for onward transmission by Air Mail from Marseilles to London. An acceleration of one da\ m delivery .should be achieved by making use of this service.! Any kind of letter packet may be Beßi
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    18 YEARS FOR BOY OF SIN.
    47 2 A six-year-old boy has been convicted <»; manslaughter by a Kentucky jury and sentenced U> fifteen ytars m a reformatory. The boy was sharped with killing coin panion aped «-i«;ht with his father's irun following a quarrel over a disputed piece of
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      316 2 MADAM K L Y£Y rhortly AiV Presents Her TALENTED PUPILS. at the Victoria Theatre In a real versatile entertainment for young and old. BIGGER SURPRISE. RIGHIER ITEMS. ETTER DANCING EAVTIFVL GIRLS. EAUTIFULLY GOWNED. ABY WONDERS ETTER THAN EVER. Don't miss seeing: these darlings m real Jazz. COME Judf?e for yourself
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      286 2 VICTORIA THEATRE COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 22nd., AND NIGHTLY AT 9.15 P.M. THE MOST PERFECT PICTURE EVER PRESENTED. The KING of KINGS EXCLUSIVE TO THE VICTORIA THEATRE. IT WILL NOT BE SHOWN IN ANY OTHER THEATRE IN MALAYA. Full Music Score Will Be Rendered By an Augmented Orchestra. BE WISE BOOK
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      415 2 ALHAMBRA Tan Chen* Kee A Co., Ltd M ProprieUrs. PROGRAMME I CommeaicinK Saturday, July 6th^ and ending Thursday, In). > lh In the Second Show at p.m. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. D. W. GRIFFITH'S I Lady of the Pavement; WTTH LUPE VELEZ I WILLIAM BOYD. I The love story of
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    SIR W. PEEL'S CAR
    497 3 ACCIOUiJNT. Driver of Overland Charged. As the result of a collision wiiieh occurred on wiinc 2a, at the junction oi CampbeiJ feMMd ana Am pang Roaa between t.c fion'ble the C hief-Secretaiy's Daimler car and an Overland car being diiven by an Jndian Tamil nanu-u Mohamed
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    L.O.N. HEALTH BUREAU.
    238 3 The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, for llm tve°k ended June 29th. Herbtra: 1 case of smallpox. Alexandria: 1 ca<e of plague. Tort Said: 1 case of typhus exanthemnti*us. \der. 55 smallpox casis and f> death.- aa igainst 10 cases
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    MALAYAN MEDICAL JOURNAL.
    127 3 The June issue of the Malayan Medical Journal contains Dr. Wilson's presidential aadress at the annual meeting of the Malaya branch, m which he pleads lor a remembrance of the ethical as well as the mechanical side of medical work. The contributed articles deal with the construction
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    55 3 According to the Van^uardia, a Manila newspaper, Mr. G. M. Kiercy, a merchant who has lived m the Philippines for 30 years, has inherited $377,000, of which $250,000 is m real estate, from a bachelor uncle, Mr. Robert Kiercy, of Glasgow. In accordance with a stipulation m the will, he
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    GIANTS UNEARTHED IN FRANCE.
    180 3 GIANTS UNEARTHED IN FRANCE. Fifth Century Invaders Seven Feet High, Paris, June 5. On May .SO the Temps drew attention to i the discovery of some ancient tombs iu*ar J Tournus. m the neighbourhood of Macon, < by some workmen employed m building a cellar. Two more tombs have been
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    295 3 A sensation has been caused m the Polar. Tikus District, says the Pinang Gazette, by the fact that about 25 families or to be ?xact 26 tenants have been a month's notice "to deliver up possession of \nd remove the houses bi«ilt on land belonging to the Mission Etrangaras." It
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      199 3 ■MmHI^H Tliri nn CltmT I for the increasing world-wide popularity of Haig Whisky is INSIDE THE BOTTLE Local Agents THE ANGLO-SIAM CORPORATION LTD. ICHOP KEPALA! ji I I KUr IC A L. BEER Owing lo the exceptional demand for this new and entirely BRITISH BEER, we are temporarily short of
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      188 3 TIMBORITE I REGD. I THE PERFECT WOOD PRESERVATIVE AND WHITE ANT PREVENTATIVE j j jj Prevents Rot, Stops Decay jj 1 and ij Withstands Insect Attacks jj I i Every piece of timber, every plank and board, every pile and pole, is I i| game for the attack of wood's
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    THE TRANSATLANTIC MANIA.
    1877 4 FLYING DAY BY DAY. ij An Astonishing Aircraft. fj J AEROPLANES FOR £200— BY POST i By T. Stanhope Sprigg (Editor of tendon. June 12. Last year, when the Atlantic had been flown over a dozen times, and over a dozen lives had b*»en lost on the
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    THE BRITISH FILM INDUSTRY.
    1911 4 What is the Future of Welwyn jj jj and Elstree I THE ENGLISH HOLLYWOOD. I" By JOAN LITTLEFIEI I). S [Copyright by the Free Press and the N.A.N.A.] I'O \%h.it extent i the British Film Industry going to survive? Admittedly the production of him- m England
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    BOXING.
    465 4 HARRY PRESTON ON HOW TO BOX. j 5 I How to Prepare for the Ring. j S PHYSICALLY FIT OR STALE Special to th»- Free I 1 J With the confessed doubtful quality of movement* t-. 1..- r« L 'ula(. present day heavy-weight boxers, the m- mm«. Do not
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    FUTURE OF MANSION HOUSE.
    537 4 Proposal For Removal. The Citj Corporation baa I the question of the removal H<>u*-.- to anothei rite within the it> •aft The Observer. This proposal ft the n ~ult of request iy th. General Put V. Committee t the Finai Committal to consider the expenditure I
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    TREASURE AND A "DRAGON."
    353 4 Swindlers drought to l*<x>k A MTiaj of media borderiai oW farcical through thi •:ulity of the pal the Vraf I .!>• Two men, one of whom sure huntei roujrhl CeUli an the charge of ha\'. ceaaidarahai sur. fecacei from -everal parsaaja, memdiag ts« retired Army cssoajhi,
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    53 4 Mr. H. Armstrong. Waiilk'bun Kuala I.umpur. ifTjl *"t B I Fri<ia> It join thi- fiWiWl N|y vn route for England on *h«'r He ho]H-> to rvturn toy. ani- Uw M<l Dctofctr. Mr. K. H. JMlfWip Sll(1 nctinir a> !nan;i»fiT of th«- IfW :i< lflU n vrowp of m( unf Mi
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    341 5 SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB. The July Bogey competition was played on Saturday and yesterday and resulted m a tie between Messrs. L. D. Hardie, J. M. Scoular and H. R. Baker m A division; and was won by Mr. J. C. Barry m B division. Eighty four cards were
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    S.C.R.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    131 5 "A" Singles Handicap. Chia Teck Yam owe beat Chen Su I,an owe 3, 6 l, 6 3. Jee Ah Chian owe heat Yap Ah Hyan owe 6, 7 5, 7 5. *'B" Singles Handicap. Wee Keng Cheng owe 12 beat Frank Quah owe 9, 6 l,
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    CEYLON CRICKET TEAM FOR ENGLAND.
    351 5 Projected Visit Postponed. The projected visit of a Ceylon team to England m 1931 has been abandoned foi the time being and the hope is still expressed that it may be possible to carry out the suggestion m IMS. The question of a Ceylon visit
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    160 5 Mr. L. D. Austin, who ir. more popularly known amonj? his Chinese friends as Au Soo Tin, was entertained to a farewell dinner at Ayer Etam last evening by a number of his Chinese friends, says Wednesday's Straits Echo. The engagement is announced of Mr. Dotrprlas Alexander Wright, of Dartry
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    INTERPORT CRICKET.
    342 5 ,3 The other day I made mention <>!' thelj| fact mat Hong Konir had 1 st a pood all- f round sportsman m C. D. WaU>. who hn< appeared m both lnterport cricket and rugby i matches, writes Spectator m the South 5 China Morning Post. This reminds
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    49 5 Orders for week ending Sunday July 14th. Tuesday. 9th Advanced Sijarnalline Class. Headquarters, 5.16 p.m. Officers' Meeting, Headquarters. r> p.m. Thursday, llth Band Practice. Headquarters. 5.15 p.m. Friday. 12th Elementary Signalling Clr.ss. Headquarters, 5.11 p.m. Ambulance Class Headquarters, 5.1 r D.m. W. T. CHERRY. District Commissioner.
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB.
    63 5 The report for week June 23rd 29th states: Total Flying Time 4 hours 10 mins., Dual s Instruction 2 hours 45 mins., Solo Flights I 50 mins., Passenger Flights 25 mins., Tests V 10 mins. Owing to rain practically every day this r week, no flying was
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    32 5 l By Royal Command (of the King of c Siam). says the Siam Observer, all offie cials 60 years of age will have to retire at the end of the current month.
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    LOVE AND HATE SOLVED.
    295 5 Electricity Blamed by Two Scientists. Is the human body an electric battery? Does our life, energy, and vitality depend on how strong a current we create? And, most fascinating of all, is love simply the result of electrical attraction? A distinguished American medical man. Dr. G.
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      267 5 Glorious Health r/| S long as a man is sound m limb, stomach and head (lots manage without brains nothing much should be the matter with him. When your car stops, the first thing to do is to see whether you have petrol. The same with your body. Your blood
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      102 5 quality E^^aiijih THE RIGHT vL^ THE RIGHT J^\ rpP^E^JgSm That "PICCADILLY" Cigarette* IWfisJsaiun. lT" ZUyi always alike— no variation m Quality HBRttSHj The same Golden Virginia leaf is used ■RgMUgIM The P e °P le wh( > mak c them C ARRERAS WRjij^XS^^jji/M °f LONDON, have a reputation of over
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    MR. OSBERT SITWELL'S PORTRAIT-POEMS.
    568 6 MR. OSBERT SITWELL'S PORTRAIT-POEMS. life Depicted m Rhyme. Ttlifl ii the ;ir:; •all «-n Mr. Osberi Sitwell at hi* little m \Mit. -an Eveitia N il correspondent m Mail week. 1 Sitwell baa much i>' m In announcing that he is n, w v accept *on>mNsion.< from clients who have
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    MONEY WORKS.
    1067 6 WHAT IT EARNED LAST YEAR. Currency Profits. Prom th»: annual n-port <m tin m r.in.' Oi the CWHMQ I>*-|iartm»'iit for T.'J^ *< make the following extracts: The value of notes m circulation I D ICth September, IMS, WU $11 .•">• tad the t (ininiissionei v worth $lt>9.K24.fioiMi:i; that
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      374 6 I y*ssS?"^^^^^^^—M«M»iii^ —^BBBB— M|j II l c II 818 B BH^ [i I I i^^^ B noV sh^ )inenl ot tni> -c ::,uli cars i> due on I? L B B -ul> Sth, which includes 2 and i seaters. Bl Sjl B^ B fl^^l B Owing to heavy demand, we
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      199 6 Floors polished with reflect j your j good taste! .v>..i pvryarsjirv. RONL'K. Ltd Purul.de. Koglaod. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I RED RASH ITCHED DREADFULLY On Face, Neck, Arms and Hands. Lost Hest. Cuticura Healed. A red rash came out on my face and spread to my neck, arms and hands. It was of
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      138 6 r. A MOP OR TWO Oi YOUR SOUP iflr>* mma r > -> I LEAfr PEPRINS SAUCE at DO YOU SUFFER CONSTANT PAIN? Is eoamtanl pain h an making foatf 1 mi h ach<* all nvi i' i Arc fosj from loss <>i appetite. arc you until to enjoy rosji
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    IRON AGE LINK.
    133 7 RICH DISCOVERIES NEAR JERUSALEM. Valuable Finds. [Reuter's Service). Jerusalem. July B. Three iron age tombs have heen unearthed at Telel Nasbeh, the probable site of the biblical Mizpah, north of Jerusalem, by the expedition of the Pacific School of Religion of Berkeley, California. Pottery, beads and jewellery,
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    KING'S CUP THRILLS.
    558 7 Women Competitors Complete Stormy Course. Further evidence of the ever-increasing progress that is being made m aviation is to be found m a comparison of the times of the winners m the Kind's Cup ISM this year and last. ('apt. W. L. Hope won last year at
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    SEVENTY-FIVE HORSES PERISH IN NEW YORK FIRE.
    58 7 [Reuter's Service.] New York, July S. Seventy-five horses perished m a fire m a three-storey building here when damage amounting to $750,000 was done. Work has started on the new AngloChinese School at Teluk Anson. Among donors to the building fund are H.H.
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    FROZEN TO DEATH.
    69 7 FATAL ATTEMPT TO CLIMR MONT RLANC. Two Frenchmen Perish. [Reuter's Service.l namonix. July 8. i-vo Prenchmen, an architect of Aix-les-Bains and an intelligence officer of the Rhine Army, perished from the cold within a few minutes of climbing almost to the summit of Mont Blanc during a
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    FIVE COUNTIES" COAL SCHEME.
    155 7 Successful First Year. Ikiuut';. berviee, London, July S. A very successful war's working is «lesribed m the ftrsi annual report of the ntial Collieries Commercial Association known as "the five counties coal scheme," formed m April 1918 to secure co-operation '.n the production and marketing of
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    DEMOCRATS' FEARS OF EXPLOITATION.
    97 7 Tariff Kill Dangers. I Renter*! Service.] Washington. JoJj ft. The ensjetnent of an American valoatkm plan which would all<>v. the l'tisident 10 rais* <»i lower duties al his own discretion together with flexible provisions as contained m the pending taritf bill, would make the President not
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    BULGARIAN PREMIER'S ESCAPE.
    86 7 Motor-Car Fired On. i neuter BoirtcieJ* i Sofia. JuK 7. From details <>f the motorcar outrage it appoarf the ear COWtai— d the Prefect of Plovdiv, the Governmental seereta.y t--the Minister of Public Works and |xilice ofß-f-ers. Twenty shot> vrerc tired and a |>». \c9 oftieer was
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    A VISITING CARD.
    354 7 Found Sticking (o Fish m the North Sea. Up from the bottom of the North S*a *.i English fisherman recently hauled a tish which presented him with the business* card of Louis Wvickum. of New York, publicity director for the Hamburg- American Line. Mr. Weiekum recently received
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    48 7 Mr. H. 0. Wodehouse, C.M.G., late of the Colonial Service, whose death has taken place at the are of 83 years, was the father of Mr. P. G. Wodehouse, the well-known novelist, Mr. P. P. G. Wodehouse. C.1.E., Deputy Superintendent of Police, Hong Kong and Commander Wodehouse, R.N.
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      564 7 BUSINESSJCARDS^ I beacHTEßu^l TAN JONG KATONG r lect Seaside Residential Hotel. Concrete Bathing Pagar, Tennis, Garage, Good Cuieine. Spfvno 5553. M. C. Gasper. I'rop-irtor. V II ANICURE JISS FUMIKO. I I *> w ™32 Dhoby Ghaut. FUNERALS. 1 SINGAPORE CASKET CO. rXI'ERIENCED UNDERTAKERS. Hay and Night Service. Tel. No. 75.
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      646 7 NOTICES. LESSONS IN BATEK. A LADY ii Riving lessons m Batch (painting •n silk). Hours from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and •1 pm. to C p.m. Grosvenor Hotel, Room 319. TED LEWIS' HARMONY^ BAND Is open to accept engagements to |»!ajf for a 1 social gatherings. GROSVKNOS HOTEL, TEL.
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      887 7 NOTICES. PENANG TURF CLUB. Autumn Meeting, 1929. (Under S.R.A. Rules of Racing). Ut, Day. Saturday, July 27th.. 192!> (9 Hares), First Kace 2.15 p.m. 2nd. Day. Tuesday, July 30th.. 1929 (8 Race.s), First Kace 2.30 p.m. 3rd. Day, Thursday, August Ist., 1929 (I Races). First Race 2.30 p.m. 4th. Day,
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      583 7 SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE SI' PKEME COURT OF THF. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Writ of Seizure and Sale dated 1 Ith. May VJ'- H} In the cause of (loh Chenir Kirn IM.untiff Inchc Katijah binte Ab<lullah Id lYndani. AUCTION SALE of ALL TIIK HOISKHOLP FURNITURE Omprisinjf HantritiK lamp, square
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    BIRTH. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    24 8 BIRTH. DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. SHANNON. At Mm Matern r, Ho*| •0, Penans, on July t.. immt of S, 1. Shnn >; H.ir-..,. EtUU>, Bcdonr, Kedah .i
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 9. 1929. THE TIN PRICE PLOT.
    768 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 9. 1929. THE TIN PRICE PLOT. When all the arguments m favour of the latest effort at a tin price stabilisation scheme are considered and put side by side, we have little doubt that the average man will come to one conclusion, which is that
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    326 8 Thr Penanjr Assizes open m the Supreme Court to-day before His Lordship thr Hon. Mr. Jmttci Sproule. Then- are >i\ cam on the calendar, including one murder charge. Major Sir Hubert .1. A. Henniker. 2nd. Bn. The Duke of Wellington's Regiment, who has many friends m Singapore, has been appointed
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    JAVA NOTES.
    961 8 A CURIOUS VOLCANIC EFFECT. Anak Krakatau Disappears. [From Our Own C «>n espondent.l Katavia. July 5. The island Anak Krakatau, which was lonneii during tne eruptions m Januar> last, has disappeared: It was composed of volcanic matter and at me tune atcained a size Of 800 feet m
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    56 8 HIGH COMMISSION KH IPOH. Real Hustle. [From Our Owi < omapoi IP<»h. j, The Qmmri iaotiag riotl Saturday vat I \er> l, U s> fcm lunched with nine- faaati at th. R, presented three HtaVafc I hoaaatted the t«.un. attend I th. rally, dined uith tfco Parai Mil
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    FAREWELL DINNER TO M.S.A.R. COMMANDANT.
    52 8 [From Our Oim < M r. Kuala l.umpur. |„i The M.SA.K. farewell dinner 11. Meiedith mi Saturdax a.,- fui If ill t :tn<i ua .it t Macd li\ including a cont indent w'ari. Lt.-< <»l. .J. |v Su. [><>>. .1 the hcHlth of tki The
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    PRIME MAHIDOL'S ILLNESS.
    16 8 [FRKK PtJUfl SBBVK I Bangkok Prince Mahidol. vs h<» ha ill, is improving.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    86 8 Bi Vht aad Strait i Pi i i ady to Achieve the d if ;miu-iny u> all m thi> winds and incipient influer laclodod, Mr .i \l S Mr. A M Sai kica, bat I not quite roalioad the which lurks m eacl tf of f;.ithful frien«ls. oth^rwise
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    62 8 LATEST TIN AM) RUSHER PRICES. [nil London. .lul\ 8, 1.20 p.m M('»i •>. Lewis. Lazarus and B notify to-dnv's tin nrie^ Spot £204 9 L( 1 1 1»>. The market [i iteftd) Messn Symimrtoa and Sinclair notify to-day's rubber pn< follow Spot 1 1 B HUhs. (l. (up
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    SANTORO'S MARIONETIES.
    78 8 I rtt| from an rvtraor.iir llj n m London Sojitoro'i uniq of n\an..n»ttis tfJOl their lOBSOC If World r. .-morrow nijrht at I.IS irk will pivsent the Kxcels uhich a trovpi of ivMon »?o ikrowgl rate and rathn amarinjf novoMCWtl ■M ■Mfod rhythm. This J-alUt hr..Uk F> tht>
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    149 8 'i ru- f'nlin- Han.i fixture for t-'-i.i Tutda> > at Katorii; Park ha- h:i<i I rolled. Tkt mvnil.. t |f th«- h at Mm last nu'ftin»r. <1iIt n -or\« -mall blotkv if agricultural land rlo*«> to IVrak town* fof .mment pen si<Hierm. Taptain <\ K. M,.rii>h. if Urn Polire. who
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    50 8 1 lv- following appointtm i* made by th»- S«<.tvtar> <«f 8t»1 Colonies for thy month ended i F.M.S.; Messrs. Am>*..rth ..n.i I ness. Assistant Su|K*rintcn<h>rir Department; Missos X M. «oK ill*H. M. Howe, 1 M. Poul«on an.l B Kuraisg ibt^rs; SX; Mr v w -Hi. M.R., Ck H.. D.P.H M
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      356 8 INFLUENZA WORTH WHILE. "Champagne every day keeps influenza away" is the new slogan of the doctors. "It is an excellent thing for those who can afford it," said a Harley-street specialist to a Daily Express representative. "It is best after the acute stages have passed. "Champagne helps to disperse the
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    THE KING'S HEALTH.
    224 9 CHEST CONDITION NOT SATISFACTORY. Sandringham Visit Postponed. PRE3S SERVICE. COPYRIGHT] Londqn. July 8. II the last moment the King's journey which was to have taken placi -day has had to be postponed, as it has Ken found essential to conduct a further medical \-ray examination of the
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    THANKSGIVING SERVICES UP COUNTRY.
    89 9 Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala I.umpur, Jui> X. The thanksgiving service for the King's vhich \va held at St. Mary's Church restdrday, \\l;i> very larg-ely atIpoh, July 8. ksgiving service at Saint John's There was a lull church parade ir uding members of the Ex-services :<>n. The
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    LOYAL INDIANS' MESSAGE TO THE KING.
    127 9 I/ondon, July 1. cation of the King's return to All-India Depressed Classes As. trough its president. Mr. M. C. legraphed a loyal message exy at his return to London after his illness and praying that he should enjoy continued health and strength. Sir Zultikar
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    THE KING'S THANKS.
    34 9 London. July 7. Hi- Majesty has sent a message to the Archbishop of Canterbury expressing thankliru and satisfaction that his earnest desire to join with his people m thanks- been accomplished.
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    SLAUGHTER OF GAME FROM MOTOR CARS.
    105 9 SLAUGHTER OF GAME FROM MOTOR CARS. I'rince of Wales's Strong Condemnation. London, June 28. nee of Wales, who was the chief it the Bast African Dinner, commentPtimism of the East African set•uture of their Colonies. Royaf Highness declared that he nzied hunter or collector of He strongly condemned the massin-
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    PRESTON BY-ELECTION.
    50 9 w lowitt Adopted as Labour Candidate. T London, Juns 28. }r< >ton Labour Council have unadopted Sir William Jowitt, '•mney-G«neral, as the Labour awatj m the by-election m Preston. r William, it will be remembered, was a Liberal but accepted the Pre- of nffU't" m the Labour Minis-
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    NORTH SEA MYSTERY
    104 9 .UNKNOWN VESSEL SUNK BY EXPLOSION. No Trace of Crew. TFREE PfcfcSS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT.] a-, London, July The Danish steamer Anneborg on its armai fa pon to day reported observinp unknown vessel which had been sunk hv an explos.on off the Haisborough Sands, off nigtt. lk at eleVen clock
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    S.O.S. FROM LINER.
    171 9 Oramatic Interruption to Broadcast. [Reuter's Service.] Ne York, July 8 Whilst the Xational Broadcast Company was relay, r^ the thanksgiving service from wT^as Abbey they —•w <■• j It transpires that .hi. call was sent out Oy the coastal steamer Prince George .vith |««J Passengers aboard, which
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    LINER STRIKES ROCK.
    52 9 [P.i'u: :t'« Service. l Ponta Delgadot I"ly 8. The Dutch liner I.tmlam, bound for 'Havana, struck a rock. She landed her 150 passengers )llt re-embarked them and is now proceeding to Fayal. l [The I.eerdan is owned by the Holland- Anurika Lijn. She is a vessel of
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    SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIES.
    144 9 Appointment of Mr. Hartshorn Foreshadowed. Londun. June 28. The Times to-day features an article by it> Parliamentary correspondent, forecasting that on the conclusion of the Simon Ccmmirsion's work Mr. Vernon Hartshorn. M.l\. will be invited to join the Cabinet, when the Dominions Office and
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    JAPAN'S RETRENCHMENT
    118 9 [Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Service. 1 Tokio, July 7. The Hamaguchi Cabinet has already begun to fulfil the Minseito's pledges including retrenchment of the national expenditure and earlier abolishment of the gold em--1 argo. The Finance Offue has decided to save Yl">0. 000,000, by reducing the proposed national loans and
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    STONE FROM HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.
    74 9 120 Lots Realize Only £70. London, June 28. Curious merchandise catalogued at a Pall Mall auction mart consisted of fragments of "stone removed from the Houses of Parliament m the course of restoration work. The public did not display the expected interest, and 120 lots
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    22 9 The Hon'ble Dr. C. J. Wilson, Principal Medical Officer, F.M.S., was m Ipoh during jthe week inspecting the hospitals m Perak. T.O.M.
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    LURE OF THE ATLANTA.
    124 9 ANOTHER AMERICAN ATTEMPT. "Untin Bowler" Still Missing. [ttrovr'i Service Old Orchard, Maine, July 8. The airmen, Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey, whose attempt to race Assolant and Lefevre. the French airmen, across the Atlantic was frustrated owing to the crash of their plane, "the Green Flash,"
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    CHINESE INTRIGUE.
    111 9 Result of Peking Conference. [Router's Far Eastern Service]. Peking. July 8. As a result of the conference be twee n Chiang Kai Shek, Yen Hsi Shan and (hang Hsueh Liang (who arrived from Mukden yesterday evening) Yen Hsi Shan has agreed for the present to abandon his foreign
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    UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE FUND.
    40 9 Increased Government Contributions. [FREE PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT] London. July 8. Thi> Government is immediately increasing the Exchequer contribution towards the unemployment insurance fund to one half t»f the aggregated contributions from the m ploy en and workers.
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    THE CROYDON POISON MYSTERY.
    260 9 Further Remarkable Developments. London. July 2. Further development to-day intensity-.-th»- interest m the freat Crojrdoa poisoning mystery. The bodies of an aged barrister's widow. Mis. Violet Amelia Sydney. and her daughter. Vent, were exhumed early >n March ami the inquests on them are still proceeding. The
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    435 ACRES OF LABORATORIES.
    124 9 New Agricultural Research Station m Berkshire. London, June 28. A new agricultural research station established by Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., has been opened at Jealott's Hill, Berkshire. It comprises 435 acres of magnificent laboratories, whert trained scientists will investigate the agricultural problems of both temperate and
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    18 9 Mr. J. S. McCrow, Manager, Heawood Tin and Rubber Estate Limited, Sungei Siput, is going on furlough shortly.
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    THE FUTURE OF INDIA.
    575 9 MRS. BESANTS COUNSEL OF DESPAIR. Appeal to Labour Government. o London. Jun.» 28. Speaking at the India and World Peace Meeting at Manchester, which was held under the auspices of the Commonwealth of India League, Mrs. Annie Besant, after pointing out that the movement m India
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    "CITY OF OTTAWA" DISASTER.
    199 9 Proposal for Aerial Lifeboat. As a result of the tragic forced descent m the English Channel of the twin-entfined Handley-Paire air liner, City of Ottawa, the question is beinji: asked by aviation experts whether two-engined machines are suitable for cross-Channel work since a descent is inevitable
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    MR. JULIAN CAHN KNIGHTED.
    73 9 London, June 29. Knighthoods m the Dissolution honour? list include Mr. J. J. Withers, solicitor, who was one of the members of last year's commission m connection with the Savidg-e case, also Mr. Julian Cahn, the well-known Nottingham business magnate and sportsman, who took out the
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      588 11 I DOLLAR. STEAMSHIP LINE If and AMERICAN MAIL LINE 1 I Fiv« k Itcasoii* I I why you will |>roh»r lo I I Iravol on l^iu^sidom Liners 8 Bj Cattfomia fruit>. VCgrtaMf* ami itkrj |>ro<lucl** are MTVtd every meal I H tin ou<_ r lit»ul your vova<!c. I B Ev«7
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    113 12 Captain Burton, late of the Straits Steamship Company, has passed the qualifying examination for pilots. He will most probably be attached to the Penang Pilot Association. S. Echo. The P. and O. Kashgar has left Hong Kong and is expected to arrive at this Port at 6 a.m.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    344 12 Per Op Ten Noort: Souiabaya: Mr. J. Dcutscher, Mrs. Pichee, Mr. M. F. S. YenKatroman, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. J. Wellen, Mr. J. F. M. Lange, Mr. Tan Chin Hin Mr. and Mrs. Lie Peng An, Mr. T. W. Stubbs, Miss Kwan Chong Yee, Mr. Ho Wing
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    84 12 From to-day, say* the Times of Malaya of Monday, the local Sub-Ajrency of the Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China becomes a full branch no longer under the control of Kuala Lumpur and will directly control all the Bank's branches m Perak. That the Bank's head office m London
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    148 12 Sin Aik Lt*, Brit. It, from B. Panat 8, for B. Pahat unc. Halldor. Norw. n4U, irom Bangkok 8, for Bangkok I<>. Singtel, I>ut. JSo, from Sambas 8, for Sambas 11. Yymrr Brooke. Sar. 718, from Kuching H, lor Kuihin*: 14. van HoffMMftorp, Dut. :i.*vi, from P. Baric
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    162 12 Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance (.'ate 1). Anhui 22; Kajula 20. Main Wharf: (Entrance date 3). Keponjr IT; Suisang 16; Pres Harrison 11; Isar Empire Dock: (Entrance < a t 3). Venezia 1.. 80: Honzada 33; City of Tokio 85; Leise
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
    63 12 (By courtesy of the Government Health Office). For the twenty-four hours ending midnight July 7th. Max. shade temp. 88.5 F Mm. shade temp. 77.2 F Mean shade temp. 81.8 F Max. sun radiation 149 F Mm. fj^r.ss radiation 72 F Mean wet-bulb temp. 77.2 F Mean relati-c humidity
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      272 12 s.s. ALDINGTON COURT. Consiirnor* of carjro per the above steamer from London i arrived July 2nd > are hereby notified Oat a General Survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will b« held at (lodown N 4- m Ftttmf, July 12th. 1929. at 9 a.m. No furtier survey
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      299 12 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and Kuan tan (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
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    CHINA CABLE NEWS.
    186 13 Feng on Top Again. [By arrangement with Nanyang Siang Pau Press.] Shanghai, July 6. Government has withdrawn the order a resting Feng Yuh-siang. Hsiung Shih-hui has been appoint* commander for suppression of bandits i Kiangsi, Anhui and Chekiang. Yen Shi-shan has replied to Governmer that the generals
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    RAILWAY MISAPPROPRIATION.
    345 13 Accused Sentenced. The case m which Ayadurai. a head cashier m the Paymaster's Office. F.M.S. Railways, is charged with misappropriation of railway funds amounting to $3,835, was continued yesterday at the Selangor Assizes before the Chief Justice, when as already briefly reported, accused was foun<j guilty, >ays Thursday'!
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    SEEING THE DERBY BY WIRELESS.
    392 13 SEEING THE DERBY BY WIRELESS. It was really much ni« re COBlfortaolc m front of the loud speake r, writes a Morning i'o>t special correspondent at the Derby. W a knew that the drops from umbrellas were trickling down the craning 1 necks on tho course, that racing cards were
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    LONDON'S CART HORSES.
    363 13 Once a year London's cart horses, the everyday drudges of many a winding dock road or granite-set street, come into their own, when they parade m all their pride m the Inner Circle, Regent's Park, on Whit Monday. It is a spectacle that has been offered to
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    SWEEPSTAKE CASE.
    907 14 Accused Committed For Trial. Evidence was continued m the Kuala Lumpur Poli.ce Court on Thursday, says the Malay Mail, m the case m whL-h the Chinese clerk named Lim Thean Hock is charged with criminal breach of trust m respect of $84,806 at Kuala Lumpur or. March 21,
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    RIVER OF MOLTEN GLASS.
    89 14 100 Tons Escape From Furnacf. One hundred tons of molton glass, heated to 1,400 degrees Centigrade, escaped when i crack developed m a furnace at the works of Messrs. Lax and Shaw, glass bottle makers, Hunslet, Leeds. The liquid glass flowed down a narrow nathway into
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    THE UNKINDEST CUT.
    51 14 "My position here reminds me of the girl who did not know whether to marry a butcher or a milkman. Eventually she married the butcher because she said: 4 At any rate, blood is thicker than water.' —The Rev. L. W«atherhead (Leeds) at the Rotary Conference at
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    MR. DAVID DAY DEAD.
    127 14 Man Who Popularised Many Famous Songs. Mr. JXuvid Day, of M«'s*rs. Francis, Day and Hunter, the music publishers m Charing Cross-road, W.C., died at the age of 79 at his house at Kastbourne. While a young maj». Mr. Day founded the firm to publish song* then
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    77 DIVORCES IN ONE DAY.
    102 14 Nearly four hundr \1 cases have boon lisTosed of m a concerted "attack" on the urdefended list by the judges of the Divoret Division. The total number of undefended cases down for hearing: at the beeinning of the Easter term was 511, and only a
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    191 15 ROSE MACPHAIL AM) PENMAN. LTD'S REPORT. Sinnapor«\ lul\ I Rubber. Lone. on lP*d. I I6d up. I' 1 at 4 p.m.: Spot 88H, .July 'l*'\ Ann. Bwpt. 99%, Oct. -Dec. 41. Jan. -March 42. Steady. Mininc. Finn. Sunfpei Wayi 8.57 H 8.62 H x.<l.. Kuchais l.">.> I.
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 15 Bank demand 2;3 23;32 Private .redits 3 m.s. 2 4 6,16 New York, demand 56 15 16 Credits yO dayi 67% France, demand 1481 India. T.T. Ill Honnki.ritf. demand ISlft P-C L>i>Yokohama. <l»'timn<l 124 'j Java, demand 139^4 Bangkok, demand MVi Bar Silver Londoi -1 I W Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    228 15 Jul> Till i">»> Tom Ittl Garnbier Ptppgf Whit.- I 18 Pepper Black Flake Tapioca u Pearl Sago SmaJl Rice, Anam No. 5i Copt i BnndrM Kice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 8 80 Rice, Siam old No. 1. 8S0 Rice, Rangoon Bintan Rice, Rangoon Sioka Rice, Siam
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    751 15 July 8th., Closing Prices. I Buyers Sellers. s«r W.-nj? 1.00 1.25 Batons Padang 3i> 42 Vv Batu Caves 1.57 V& 1.60 Chin Chins 14 Hitams 1.00 1.06 Hong ratts 7.") 80 .lohan Tin 42 48% Kinta Tin bred. L75 1.78* a Kuchai l.r.r,'. 1.60 Klang River 2.7<»
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    60 15 July Bth.. 12 o'clock rmon. II S S *'iiu:il t«> Stinilard. Q.C.F. Standard R.S S IVr.W i July t% :w Septembi r M nl Au^-Sf^t. it* i" OH Dee. ii IV* Jan M. t r. It* Tom- of Market: Ph*i Latest Cable: UhWUw spi.t sheet
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    66 15 We h«v« 100 nuir.y (lanir*T<'iis competitor* t,, be abk to play the fool with our affairs; Greal Britain is working on loa manrin. Mr. ChurcWU. When Belfftai Unablcri wr« imported b this country at ont penny, the British workIng own when he is drinking out ol one ol then, should
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    UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
    188 15 V. B. Davis. Jr., piwMnft tf the I i States Kul»)mt Company, has announced the intention of the company to 0 ntimie planting op*, .atiotis on a moderate scale M its jfreat rubber plantations m the Far Ka-t during the current year. The company's holdings an-
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    RUBBER SHOE TRADE.
    293 15 (ireat Change Predicted. That th« rubber footwear industry yill be n \< kit ionized m the course of the next two years i« thj.> opinion of A. R. Knijrhfc.x>i the Deb Rubber Company. Ltd. He bt'lu that the possibilities of rubber, as applied to the footwear trade.
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    FRASER SHARE LIST.
    107 15 Yt*»terday's Alt4ratu:n^. Buyers Mhft* Chemk-rianu (t'» l^s lh Haad Yai (il I »> Hoiik Konp Tin r >s» 15s 3d 10s Klanjf River ($1) 2.70 2.80 K. Lumpur Tin 31s t£i t .d. Malay CORSd. r>T I'an»riiKH Riv»-r 7s 6<i H* 6d IVnawat IM UH l'unjrahs r$D
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      39 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A.D. 1720) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE. Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds. Singapore Representatives.— Messrs. BARLOW CO., Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER CO., LTD. CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS (Ist floor). A GORDON. LEE, Resident Manager.
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    FOOTBALL FINANCE.
    333 16 CONTROL BY THE S.F.A. DESIRABLE. Possible Future Dangers. A European Spectator sends the following letter dealing with the financial aspect of local football: Sir, Since tne Stadium was opened, the various rooibaii 1 »ui<» nave fcetn m receipt of part of the Gate money. Loubtless. up to the
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    CRICKET.
    103 16 M.C.C. TOUR IN NEW ZEALAND. Gilligan Accepts Captaincy. London. June 27. A. E. R. Gilligan has accepted the captaincy of the M.C.C. 's New Zealand tojr team, which will leave for Australia on September 28, where three matches will be played, namely, at Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney before the
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    MALAYAN TURF.
    270 16 THE PERAK SUMMER MEETING. To-day's Handicaps. The following are the weights for the third day's racing at Ipoh to-day. Ponies Class 3 lst. Div. (6 furlongs). Lonuchamp 9.4. Sahara 8.11, Imareek 8.11, Pudnor 8.9, Lady Remington 8.6, Hop Over 7.4, Ismarani 7. Horses Class ."> (6 furlongs). Last
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    INTER-PORT YACHTING.
    159 16 the power to control football finance, thu.s following: the example of the Football Association of England. It is pleasing to note that the S.F.A. has just revised its Constitution and some of us are aware that recently it asserted :ts authority m no uncertain manner when challeng-ed by
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    TANGUN CLUB LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    176 16 Yesterday's Results. ullen Cup. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. G. Clarke tcv. 1 eat Mrs. Salzim.nn and R. M. Williams scr 6—2. C— :>. I>>nt (up. Mi. an i Mr?. Harwell scr. beat Mr. and Mrs. Brooke plus 1 <> 1, B—6.8 6. Miss Hope-Falkner
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    PROPOSED M.C.C. TOUR OF INDIA.
    386 16 Strong Team May £o Next Year. alcutta. June 28. The possibility of an M.C.C. visit to India m tht cold weather of 1930-1931 !ooma larger than ever and it is now safe to My that there if every likelihood that the If.CC. will send a
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    THE SOUTH AFRICAN
    145 16 Averagw to Date. The South African batting and bowline 'iverage* up to and including the wrond Test Match arc a< follows tatti... Christie < 5i 2o .l« Morke] 44 W«t Quinn 8] 7j>, "J3.48 Bell I_»4 »;O7 26.28 Vincent H~ ««4;{ 125.18 MacMilla-; L.X Sit 2641 Ochst-
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    RACE COURSE GOLF CLUB.
    52 16 The Club Championship for the Manasseh Cup will be competed for at the Race Course commencing on Saturday. JulyJ3th. Members are reminded that entries close on Thursday the 11th. at 6 p.m. The July medal (Bogvv) will be played for on Saturday and Sunday the 20th.
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    25 16 The postponed sports of the Welch Regt. will be held on the Tanjrlin cricket ground to-day at 2.20 fLm. The mUeuwiU be run n* 5.1£.
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    FOURTH DAY
    38 16 Horses Class I—2nd.1 2nd. Div. (5 furlong- 1. True Boy 9.< S. Swastika 9.5. The Bandit 9.0, Japhet 8.8, Duke Beechley 7.8. Padang Mas 7.8, Taiping 11. 7.7, Kinta Girl 7.4. H<.j» less 7.2. Isinglass 7.0.
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    LOCAL CRICKET.
    229 16 Two Chinese Centuries Against Fort Canning. Onjr Bkm Hian 4 1 00 > and Kvan Woag (104) -o.red centuries against Fort Canning f«»r the S.C.R.C. on Sunday. Scores: S.C.K.C. OftgJ S.i'w Hiun n-tirvd loo; L;ni Chin .1.10 run <-ut <•; Ht-nry Hoon b ffagJwH ;< Kv;»n Uon^r lbw
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    S.C.R.C. VS. WELCH REGT. BAND.
    161 16 On Saturday on the S.C.K.C. Ground. Scores WELCH HAM): Kro^t 1. I.ian Tick fj IVpP«t b Li;»n 'I"»ck Swain c Chow Tat b Sir-w Hian 0; (amplintr b Siow Hian 0; !>«•« rinjf Rt. E. Wong b Siow Mian Hockle> b Siow Hian 0; Link
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    MUNICIPALITY VS. S.R.C.
    203 16 The S.R.C. played a Municipality side on the Padang on Saturday winning an interesting grame. MUNICIPALITY: K. (lalistan b C. da Silv:i Iti .1. Kber b( i i Silv;. r >; G. AnUtTMlff b F. Silva J."<; (1. M. WVstirhout st. Halh«tcht»* b K«-yt 17; 11. R.
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    SELANGOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    51 16 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur, July 8. The Selangor tennis championships have now reached their semi-final stages. In the singles Ong Ec Kong will meet Errington and Hovil will meet Oliver, to-day. In the doubles Oliver and Dennler meet Hewett and Errington m the final on
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    FOOTBALL
    620 16 CHINESE DEFEAT THE REGIMENT. Victory by a Corner Goal. S.C.F.A :..l; Welch 0. The Chinese at the Stadium yesterday avenged their del eat earlier m the 3easoi> by the Welch Regt., lor they won the return game I—o.1 0. On the run of the play a draw would have
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    S.C.C. KEEP IN TRIM.
    331 16 Friendly Victory on PadanK. The S.C.C. folded then- first eleven against Port Canning <>n the Padang last e\eninK more to ktep them m trim for next week* encounter with the Chinese than any Ihin^ elst and though the football was BOM 100 bright, partly because of
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    EUROPEAN FLYWEIGHT TITLE.
    48 16 Johnny Hill Beats Jarvis. London, Jun* 29. Johnny Hill retained the titles of Flyweight Champion of Britain and of Europe at Glasgow, when Ernie Jarvis was disqualified for hitting low m the tenth round. (Bud WaUey the Singapore flyweight recently boxed h draw with Jarvis).
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