The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 12 July 1930

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1 20 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press ,O. i:U>76. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930. 20 PAGES DAILY. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    432 1 The third Test match at Leeds opened phenomenally yesterday, Australia amav sin^ the amazing total of 458 for the loss of three wickets only. Bradman is undefeated with a score of 309 Page -20. The Financial Times suggests that Mr. Frank Mair should either resign or fall
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1237 1 I Qunqiuti aguiit homines noatn ext farrago Liiwlh Juvenal Tnat Pride of the Straps, th* s.s. Kedah. brought back a wry rare and precious cargo from Penang this week when she returned loaded with all the wit and wisdom of the personnel of the Legislative Council.
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      183 1 WING LOONa COB HIGH CLASS TAILORING. cut A Finish Guaranteed tl, HIGH STREET. RAFFLES HOTELf y mJBUR ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITATION I TEA DANCES Y E\-ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY j DINNER DANCES PVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MONIA LITTER'S ORCHESTRA t IHE BEST AND MOST POPULAR DANCE BAND EAST
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      194 1 I PILOT AC SUPER -WASP I SHORT WAVE RADIO RECEPTION I; PROVIDES MORE THRILLS PER f i DOLLAR OF OUTLAY THAN ANY I OTHER FORM OF AMUSEMENT. OWNERSHIP OF A SUPER-WASP I ENSURES I T Y 10,000 MILE RECEPTION. *f *C UNVARYING GOOD QUALITY. EASE OF MANIPULATION. X ♦f NEGLIGIBLE
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      153 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Public notlCM, iOCttoa Mid etc Pa«c I. General survey of Glengarry cargo Pagi- 1G Asep.so never fails to soothe and be*)— P.'.ge 3. Kt liability trials pro\>- Triumph n liability— Pace 3. Cinema, th and hotel programme Page.* 1 aiid 2. Dunlcp truck tyres are the best for
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      12 1 WING LOONG. THE RECOGNISED HOCBB for EUROPEAN TROPICAL BUITB. 32, HIGH STREET.
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    DECEMBER RIOTS IN NIGERIA.
    145 2 Dissatisfaction Caused by Communal Fine. London. June 10. Notices have been posted at Aba in Nigeria announcing that the African households in the town will be fined £850 as a punishment for the riots which occurred there last December. Meetings of protest against the notices have
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    NEW RADIO STATION AT TEHERAN.
    92 2 Wave-Length of 27 Metres. Teheran June 27. The short-wave vllllm station recently installed south of the city by the French General Electric Company will be handed over to the Persian Government on Sunday. The new nation will operate on a wave-length of 27 metres, under
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    18 2 Mr. D d<> B. Newcombe, Sub-Agent of the Churtevcl B nk. Kuala Kangsar. is in Batu Gajah Hu.-pital.
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      222 2 COTY'S 1 L'Ori&an Perfume "THE PERFUME OF THE |j EXQUISITE/' Can be obtained form all leading jfj Stores. *fi Dupire Bros, Ltd J INGPORE SHIP CHANDLERY COMPANY. SHIPCHANDLERS. SHIPBROKERS. COMMISSION AGENTS. iffIeei:— MAYNARD'S BUILDINC.B 11, Batterr Boad. Telephone No. MSJ. v r famous tor its /Va t urc\ l C
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      401 2 VICTORIA THEATRE I FAREWELL PERFORMANCE i i One Night Only— Monday, July 14, at 9.30 p.m. R. B. SALISBURY presents his famous Company 1 1 j THE QUAINTS in S j "The Man from Toronto" The Great Duke of York's Theatre Success. BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLE > S— s4,
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      321 2 SLHAMBRf THI THEATRE OF Ff RFEc T SOUND UU I RtPROOUCTiON U 615 10-NIGHT mi Owing to Tremendous Success Season I v I I -j£s££Js2£!! Sund *w- "MATINEE TO-DAY AND tO-MOEKOW Vi"T"|""m Children Half Price METRO GOLDWYN MAYER'S GREAT MUSICAL "sVi'i'k "LORD op BYRON i BROADWAY" J with I ETHELIND
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      259 2 Ol THE WEEK. Saturday, l.tn. High Water. 12.15. 8.3 ft.. 2305. 9.6 ft. "»*unggor Rubber meeting. Gattey and Bateman, noon. T»ootbaU: RalHe., CoUcpe vs. MedfaJ College— Raffii'^ OdOapi ground. Bukit Timah. Oncket. S.C.C. Colony trial. Probables vs. Pos- tiles, at S.C.C. Rafllrs I:i t. vs. S.C.C at R.I. QMitmi Spoits
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    CURRENT CINEMA CHAT AND COMMENT.
    1250 3 A Startling: Assertion; Have "Talkies" i ".'.•lapsed in America?; Unconvincing Proof; Seasonal Announcements Being Made; Our Varied Fare; Beautiful "Star" Visiting Singapore. •TALKIES have collapsed! That such a reputable film critic as G. A. Atkinson of the London Daily Express should make the assertion adds
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    GREAT LIBRARY FOR THE NATION.
    275 3 Lord Brotherton's Gift. It is understood that Lord Brothtrton has definiter, decided to present tri* magnificent P hrat« Mbrar;- to the nation through the Univentty ci Leeds, vkere In the new librarv it will be housed. In addition he proposes to give the sum cf
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    THE COCKTAIL IN FRANCE.
    297 3 j There are times when some of our Ifccach neighbours seem 10 mffct from a slightly iv- (limed came of nation ility. and one re-ids j without very much fympath" of solemn «but J remarkably unruccc.sfuli proposals for atj eluding from tht French pre ;s and
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    118 3 This office had the distinction thus alternoo;i of receiving a call irom Professor Nikolai j.nd Mme. I üba Kutinchev. of Sofia. The former is proiessor of Agriculture and tht latter geography student at the University in thai capital. They are on a walking tern: of the world, which started away
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    125 3 The Straits Chinese Reading Club, (a branch ol Ui Rhine*! Ohri Umn Arsociatkm) has imi a:: uni ■(•rrupted career for twenty one yir:;. and h;is proved to be of use ;■> young nen 'n improving their knowledge ol the f.pk'-'^ Iwpgunge and litjiaum-. It has both junior and ceo or
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      156 3 W* All af^ ~^<f*?Z~^.^'<^ijA IM*^ UE A S Burning pric! lv heat, eczema, with 1 mm its torment of irritation Asepso, the antiseptic toilet soap, soothes and relieves these and all skin troubles. Ascpso purifies the skin and gives it a new, healthy condition. Lse Ascpso and keep' your skin
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      179 3 I RELIABIUTY CUIMS PROVED. 1 I "Triumph" Cycle Reliability is Phenomenal 1 i^lKr >i Shf '^H XffT" CVril' ia u cuiddi n v^i Jft y ?W i i iil I \>\^ MIII I M THI .KOlll WIIFRE IT I I Inspect "Triumph" Display in our Show-Room. I LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FOR
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    MOTOR CYCLING COSTS.
    493 4 The Cheapest Form of Transport. It has often enough been said that the motor cycle is the cheapest form of transport. r.",(1, bearing this in mind, the would-be purely...-* r makes it his business to inquire more fully hito the question. He asks: "What does it cost?
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    41 4 It is of interest to note, says the Malay Mail, that the Kuala Lumpur Branch of the ExServices Association of Malaya possesses the largest subscribing membership of any in the country, with a total of 300 subscribing members out of 330.
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    INDIANAPOLIS CAR CONFERENCE.
    938 4 ENGINEERS MEET. Important Developments in Motoring. Indianapolis. This section of Indiana became the temporary centre of interest for the automotive world thil week with the runninng of the eigiiteenth annual five hundred mile race here and the twenty-fifth anniversary assembly of the Society of Automotive Engineers at
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    65 4 The Ministry of Public Instruction has received a warning from abroad that a Belgian bogus boy scout, having a conterfeit document with him. has left Antwerp recently on a tour through various countries. His name is given as Count Guillaume van Boom, alias Willem J. van Boom, alias Graf van
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    From the Road to the Air
    827 4  -  HON. MRS. VICTOR BRUCE BY > FLYING NOW WITHIN THE REACH OR < MANY MOTORISTS. i\ 'I 1 piDOUBTEDLY the time has arrived to give serious consideration to the aeroplane as a private vehicle available to many of us now content w ith motor-cars.
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      50 4 I KLIM I POWDERED WIILK f i PURE FRESH SAFE I MILK f^B|* MILK t FOR Hi FOR I DRINKING OR ij|« GROWING I COOKING. t^^B) CHILDREN. I I%> SPEWL IT BACKWARDS V> FRESM MILK POWDERED J>+ I Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. I CIGARETTES TOBACCO I MADEINENCLAND I
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      82 4 1 Malayan Motors, Ltd. 14-20, ORCHARD ROAD can supply your battery requirements. \Q) g WIRELESS BATTERIES High and Low Tension Grid Bias CAR BATTERIES All Popular Types Held Fully Charged HOUSE LIGHTING The Famous Exide DSG Type Batteries MOTOR CYCLE BATTERIES All Popular Sizes Held in Stock „m 9 emms
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    BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS IN MOTORS.
    962 5 Export Trade Improvement. < Although the geneial and world-wide fall in commodity prices has of necessity had its re- < iction on the Motor Trade, there is room for < >ptimism for the future stability of the British Motor Industry, a survey of which shows that
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    WATER IN THE PETROL TANK.
    115 5 Quite a lot of trouble can bometimeo be caused with a car if a little water finds its way into the petrol tank, and owners faced with this trouble are often at a loss to know the remedy, because draining the tank is usually no
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      93 5 If j 1 AUSTIN 7 TOURER $1275 I U SALOON $1495 I if NDIFEACHAILE 1 Si ECORITY I t. i i T 1 1 I 1 HAT I Borneo Motors j I Limited i| 1 IS ALWAYS Singapore i T rBUMQ. TAIPING. IPOH, KUALA v LUMPUR, SEREMBAN. MALACCA J i
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      498 5 I MORRIS 1930 MODELS OUTSTANDINGLY 'f^S^l^w flS| GLASS «§> V"f U K THROUGHOUT V t fl fcJ U t CHROMIUM V I ptATINO I X H.P. MORRIS COWLEY X A "^^^^^^J^K- Completely equipped $2075. ♦> X \TEAR AFTER YEAR quality of maximum motoring X jf MORRIS MOTORS LTD. value— it
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    Famous Players and Their Methods.
    1145 6  -  D. M. GREIG Saturday Tennis Special. By r Jean Borotra. who was beaten by Tilden In that epic nve-set auei in ine »mifinal of the Wimbledon Championship iast week, is the subject of D. M. Greiir's special tennis article thin week. Borotra. who was the
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    IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
    1115 6 IN ENGLAND TO-DA Y. TRIALS OF COUNTRYSIDE MUTUKUSU; NIGHT LIFE AT THE ZOO: FIRST SIGNS OF SUMMER. IFrom Our Own Lardon. June 11. EVERYBODY took to the road this Whitsuntide, with the result that accommodation was exceptionally hard to secure. The Welsh watering places were crowded, and those who arrived
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    SOME SHOPPING ADVENTURES IN FRANCE.
    360 6 It threatened rain in this western village where I had just arrived for a few days from the sunny and rainless south and so I was minus an umbrella. Thus it was that I borrowed my hostess' smart blue 'en tout cas,' lo sally forth
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    92 6 Those who attended the Cathedral Fete last year will remember the "Woolworth" stall at which so many inexpensive and useful house- hold articles could be purchased. The members of the Girls' Friendly Society have ar- ranged to open a similar stall this year, and have been at special pains to
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    "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT."
    160 6 Amazing World SalesBerlin, June Surprising figures concerning '.he sales at "All Quiet on the Western Front" have l*?«r. issued by Heir Erich Maria Remarque's German publishers, who claim that the number of German copies sold within fifteen months, amounting to one million, constitutes a
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    THEN CAME LINDRUM !
    754 6 THEN CAME LIN DR UM \rthor Feall on Billiards. red-lettered in the annals of the game as "Lindrum's season" and for that reason as the most remarkable that billiards has ever seen. One needs a chartered accountant to tabulate Lindrum's records and render them as "duly audited and found correct.
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    ENGLAND'S YOUNG CRICKET STARS.
    851 6  -  Ivan Sharpe "Bu j: Unlucky ij hey land. ;j A TRIBUTE TO GEORGE DUCKWORTH IT nmv ho intei.">stinp this uc-k t.r» tolr«» i i~», ;i r~. X kil<\y W ill'l Iv-Blllli; LUIS WCTfc WJ IHKf I peep at one or two of the younger personalities of
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    A VEGETABLE EXISTENCE.
    375 6 Here in the south of France we grow a wry marvellous vegetable called the courgette a cross between a cucumber and a vegetable ■•ROW. As it lasts, in its various stages, from May to December, it is indeed a stand-by and many are the excellent plats* tor
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    THE OLDEST SOLDIER.
    186 6 Indian Mutiny Vereran's Record. The distinct! >:i ol belnc the oldest IOM& living in C^i-at Bruain has recently been etelmed by Sororo ;nt William Br;^reton. of the r Hospital. Chehea The Sergeant, who is in his ninety-second year, sailed for India in 18r>7 with the Connauyht Rangers
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    My Greatest Golfing Fault.
    360 6  -  Tony Mareno Bit Tony Mareno. winner ot thr aUliru Open Championship, pots liis errata solfinj; fault down to lark of pnifxr concentration, a fault, hr says, rommwn In tbr great majority of players. I've been playing tournament top notchers several years all the stars; have studi.-d
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    52 6 medr.l> for service When iio attained l.is h in July iMfl year cnn^ratul-.ii- I received by han [mm the Kil old regiment, the 14 2<>lh Ki Although cun.Mr.rd to Mi yx'an'-Mijor still mjofl smoko3. plays wlu't. cmjtm wafer-colours. On the c* dredth birthday he MBt to tali I ola repiment
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    PREVARICATION CURSE OF CEYLON.
    206 7 PREVARICATION CURSE OF CEYLON. KiK.is condemnation. frlombo Witness to Show Cause. rermined." said the Judge Court during the hear- 1-tst week, on one thing. :h. Hist rkt Court I will I be MTM of this country ;md lying and the length lid the protraction of crimi•!)in and it makes it
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    CHANGI GANG ROBBERY CASE.
    260 7 Reconsidered Verdict. Chinese charged at the Assizes r ".cd in ail armed gr.ng robr n Road (leading to the sea rule Changi Read* on June Thursday found guilty of simple and sentenced tc three years i< lit IP e;uh cf. <•. returned a unaniinous verdict u
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    POWER STATION ACCIDENT.
    124 7 Workman Receives 11,000 Volt Shock. Ptmtt Station was the scene of a >; about 930 this morning, which an Asiatic assistant .sustaining a ■nd In the cutting off of all current ■•> minutes, aajn Wednesdays Malay be ascertained, the new G.E.C. .rbo-nim-rator was running, when ptofed by
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    PARIS PUBLICATIONS BANNED.
    83 7 mettt* Recorded in Test Case. W 9hUk have their origin in Ihf ami Eros" and which ta Singapore for quite a subject of a prosecution Judge, Mr. C. Wilson, on U*e manager of a well-known •vas summoned at the instance General His Honour held that and the
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    LAST EPISODE OF INDOCHINA REVOLT.
    428 7 REMARKABLE STORY. Annamite Girl Fulfils Death Pact. Ont ol the saddest episodes of the recent revolution in French Indo-China was the dea^i which occurred on June 20th, of Thi Gian? a 19-year-old Annamite girl, who took her life when she learned that Nguyen Thai Hoe
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    PLAYING ROBBER GANGS.
    239 7 Boys Actually Kill Two Other Children. Shanghai. Junr Sews from Tzeliutsing, Bzcchuan. siates tnat at a place seme five miles distant, m *he !ov rr section of the salt v.ell area, six boys MfC playtng robber gangs to-day and entered the home of an uncle and found
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    A LOST DOCUMENT.
    290 7 Disappeared From Police Court:*. "We hope the lower Courts will look after their exhibits a little more carefully in the future," commented the Chief Justice »Sir W lllinm Murison) in the Supreme Court on Thursday during the hearing of an action in which a relevant document exhibited
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    40 7 I Mr. L. A. Gomes, an "old boy" of the High School. Malacca, who is Officer-in-Charge of t,he Checking Branch, Assistant Treasurers Dffice, F.MS., is retiring from Government .ervice after 35 years. He first saw service in Seremban in 1895.'
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    FRENCH TRAMWAY STRIKE.
    553 7 Stone Throwing Attacks by Strikers. The striking fitters, mechanics, and carpenters of the French tramways last week made a daring attempt to intimidate the drivers and conductors of trams in Chinese territory and the French Concession. Shanghai. i Atter attending a meeting at the headquart- trs of
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    LAYS OF LIBERTY.
    136 7 Coaxing Chickens To Win His Freedom. i Success as a chicken eoax*»r has earned legro convict his liberty in Austin, Texas. Charlie Anderson, the negro in question, was faced with a sentence of 50 years when he entered prison, but one ray of hope was given by
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    28 7 r 3 The Ceylon papers announce that Sir Phi)ip Tames Macdonell. Chief Justice of Trinidad, is 1 to succeed Sir Stanley Fisher as Chief Justice f of Ceylon.
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    BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE.
    223 7 No Criminal Intent. The case against the European named B. Biggin. a former employe of Malayan. Motors, who was charged with criminal breach. of trust in respect of $270 and a motor car came to (conclusion on Thursday. Mr. Withers Payne who appeared en behalf Of
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    PROSTITUTION DANGERS AND DIFFICULTIES.
    791 8 HONG KONG OPINION. Control Better Than Eradication. Brothels have b en permitted to exist in Hong Kong ever rince Britain took over its administration, for the brothel qrsteflU has been leearded as part and parcel of things Chinese something wi'.ich had to be tolerated in place
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    THE CAPITAL OF KING CUNOBELINUS.
    268 8 Colchester Excavations. The But report hftl bet:i published of the Colchester Excavation Committee, which held it:, preliminary meeting at the rooms of the Society of Antiquaries Burlington Hou.^e. It is definitely kiKnvn. the report state* that en the north and uvst of Cclchester there lie
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    QUEST OF A BLUE PEKINGESE.
    270 8 To "Match" Violin Music. The httmand of a celebraLed violinist lias strange I umbition to bnu-d blue Puk- j uigu. e d It is rodei lod that the don. whan ptodncad. is Intandad to bannonlae with some ci the] violinist s rrusic. Mysterious tales were
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    98 8 TIl- 1 ..:i Mi...- DM I Uaus i.i B n Legfclattvo Couivii. i a the premim < l u.i A I a..-.' MB :h I <■ p J.P.. Mr. M Mr. HaJI Omutm .n 1. 11l Mr. Che Ahcmod, Mr B>ed S. M H:uli:m. Mr. If II I Bftkar. Mr.
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      477 9 BUSINESS CARDS. MASSAGE ANICURE ISS FUMIKO 32 Dhoby Ghaut. MARBLE MERCHANTS. SINGAPORE CASKET CO. .v. 1 A 3, Penhas Road, „n i.avrnder Street Phone 6075. XPKRIENCED AND Ql MIMED TRANSLATORS. Fees Moderate. -.j. r .n of documents, account books and 1] correspondence, etc. either Xngliah or vice versa. Mr 8
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      591 9 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO NEW TENDERING RULES POSTED IN TENDER ROOM. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are iow invited for the following material* or -ervlces. and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained in the Tender Room. Municipal Offices ('losing Date. Supply of 6,500
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      378 9 TRADE MARK NOTICE. Notice hereby g.ven that the above Trade Mark, are the exclusive property Me**. Godfrey Pbiaips Ltd.. Lc.don. I^tod. to reject of the foUowto* .ood,CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, ETC. GODFREY PHILLIPS LTD. AUCTION SALES BY ORDER OF THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS. The undersigned have been instructed to sell by Public Auction.
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      342 9 AUCTION SALES. MORTGAGEE'S SALE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES NOS 33 EU TONG SEN STREET AND 13 (NEW NO: 11*6 TRAS STREET To be held at ihe Saleroom cf Messrs. Chins Keng Lee and Cc. Ltd.. Raffles Cnambers. Raffles Place. On Monday, Julj 14th at 2.30
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      505 9 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Th" Premier Morning Daily in Malaya. I live 'news" paper 30-40 columns of news daa Aiao the best Medium for Advertising. Delivere with the Chota Hazri each morning. Late> leiegrams. Latest News and Latest Announc» ntnts. Special Daily London Cables, Rubber an Tin Price Cables together
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930. COLONIAL CONSTITUTIONS.
    853 10 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930. COLONIAL CONSTITUTIONS. Dr. Drummond Shiels' remarks at the Colonial Office Conference regarding the constitutional situation in the Crown Colonies will naturally arouse a good deal of interest here as elsewhere, an interest which will be heightened by the fact that the Straits Settlements
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    265 10 In Mr. Hecker's letter regarding rubber yesterday a proof reading error made the word "bounty" appear as "'county." The usual monthly meeting of the Singapore Buddhist Association will be held at the Association Hall No 15 7. Niven Road on Sunday at 5 p.m. Our Malacca correspondent's account of the
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    BANKRUPT WHO DID NOT COME BACK.
    1756 10 "CHARMED LIFE." "Spending Evenings Drinking Champagne/* A passage of words was waged between Mr. George Fernando ex-Manager of the Adelphi Hotel, Singapore, and an undischarged bankrupt whose liabilities in 1922 were $49,000 and his assets $2.000 and the Assistant Official Assignee <Mr. T. B.
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    CASE AGAINST MR. MAGILL POSTPONED.
    94 10 CASE AGAINST MR. MAGILL POSTPONED. The case in which Mr Q N Ml by the pilicr with havmc < I to Yoh Mab Tif'.v by il.mi and negligently as to md namely, by driving CM 1" MSI MgUlMlt manner, on Jui;. Ttl. Road. VM m.-ntioned UMl«] Gazette of Thursday. bsfOTC
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    NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
    65 10 The Management of the I greatly obliged if Umh mtacritx i receive their papers tn time, will PQB which will be found »•;•< h d page 2. with the necessar\ (i It to this office It ls ddelivery as satisfactory as pOHIMi covers a very wide area
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    LONG SENATE DEBATE ENDS.
    88 11 .sKiIMT" DOCUMENTS. (Jen. Dawes on Nava! Dclotfates. Service.) Washington. July 11. an interminable debate in h opponents of ratification oi iid their utmost to compel tc, publish the so-called connected with the Treaty, Beqatata Robinson and ■\i'.< MMiM between S!:;nsin and Mr. Hoover. I :<» tile
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    TIMES AND PEKING LEGATIONS.
    42 11 Most Innoportune Suiitfestion." F;u Eastern Sen ice. J Prkin*. Jul> 11. Foreign Affairs for the land the suggestion of the ihouM move from Ptkinß. made at a more inoppor- would convey the impression t.ikinu sides against the al
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    HOLLAND AND RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    36 11 (Journment Attitude Not Decided. Service.] Amsterdam. July 11. I tan in Committee regardUoni ol Government concerning in the Dutch East Indies. Colonies said Government ttenttal to all information. kk >i tta attitude.
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    BANGKOK'S NEW X RAY PLANT.
    40 11 Presented by French (Government. 3 SERVICE— COP 1 RIGHT 7 Bangkok. July 11. ernmenfl has presented the •vith a most up-to-date X ft 1 Micressfully installed Idog the fifth of the I the capital's hospitals.
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    GERMAN AUTHOR-GENERAL'S DEATH.
    76 11 GERMAN AUTHOR-GENERAL'S DEATH. Britain as Germany's Vassal." Reuter*a Service] Berlin, July 11. occurred to-day of General B.rnhardi. author of "Germany ar" Bernhardi, who served in the n War 1870-1* and in the Great I Fnjnt. was best known arkaUc book Germany and the which was published in 1912. two outbreak
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    JAPANESE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM.
    56 11 JAPANESE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM. Premiers Plan. Nuhi-Nu'hi Service. I Tokyo. July 11. of Itadinn mmtxTs of the Minseito*. Mr. Hamaguchi that he has no belief in the modification of the declared be is preparing a plan to ymrnt situation. lister .said that despite finanMaplus saved as a result '..1 Conference will
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    JAPANESE TRADE STATISTICS.
    35 11 ii-Nichi Service. 1 Tokyo. July 11. the tust ten days of this I Y32.388.000 and Y33.388. exports respectively, the nm Y2.953.000. The exI] due to a large reduc- "n import which amounted
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    MALAYA BRIDE MARRIED IN LONDON.
    44 11 MALAYA BRIDE MARRIED IN LONDON. I I Service. I London July 11. r. Eric Beresford and Miss bt« of the Managing 1 Gazette was solemnised irch, Kensington to-day, j'bles on page 12.] W.- 1.-dgement the Charter oration number of the I Kuala Lumpur Rotary
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    TACKLING SINGAPORE CONGESTION.
    1344 11 15,000 PERSONS AN ACRE Interesting Facts Revealed ai Rotary Lecture. "What is happening to Singapore is that i k being re-born. Those of you who trave around the ruads must have noticed the exiraordinaiy changes which have come ovei the face of the town I don't think
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    DEATH OF MR. R. DE CRUZ.
    297 11 Well Attended Military Funeral. Mr. Rudolph de Cruz, one of the members of the Eurasian Company S. V. C. team competing in the Warren Shield competition, collapsed on Thursday during a route march and died very soon afterwards. Mr. de Cruz who was employed
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    COMMODITY MARKET.
    95 11 LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES. [FREE PRESS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT.] London, July 11, 5 p.m. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons notify to-day's tin prices as follows: Spot £133 11 16 (up 1 1516). Forward £135 516 (up 1 1116). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair
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    TASMANIAN OFFICIAL'S DEATH AT SINGAPORE.
    233 11 The Late Mr. L. E. Chambers. Shortly after his removal from the ship at Singapore on Thursday afternoon Mr. Lloyd Eld Chambers. K.C.. Solicitor-General for 1 Tasmania, who came to the East on a holiday trip by the Nieuw Zeeland. succumbed to illness which had
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    25 11 y Sinhalese and Tamil residents in Malaya have subscribed Rs 5,000 to date towards the Mayor's Colombo Flood Relief Fund, states the ol Ceylon Observer.
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    NATIONALISTS AND POLICE CLASH IN BOMBAY.
    98 11 MANY INJURED. Lathi Chargrs Follows Attempi to Hold Banned Meeting. [Reuter's Service. 1 Bombay. July 11. Sixty civil-disobedience adherents were injured. 40 in a police lathi charge, in disorder resulting from attempts to hold Nationally demonstrations on the maidan, despite th< police ban. The
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    MRS. MILLER TO TRY ATLANTIC.
    176 11 First Woman to Attempt Lone Flight. London. June Id. Mrs. Keith Miller, the Australian airvoman. plans to fly solo across the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Britain. Mrs. Miller was the first woman to Hy to Australia from England. She came in the Rpri Rose with
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    ALLEGED FALSIFICATION OF ACCOUNTS.
    213 11 Case Against Former Framroz Employes Adjourned. The case in which A. M. Kumarasamy and V. Suppiah. till recently employes of Framroz and Co., stand charged with falsification of accounts, was begun at the Assizes before Mr. Justice Cobbett yesterday and adjourned after a full days hearing.
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    RASH DRIVING CHARGE FAILS.
    229 11 unly an fcrror of Judgment. At the conclusion of a case of rash driving which was heard by the Second Magistrate. Mr. P. S. Williams, yesterday, and in which Mr. C. H. Short was the accused. His Worship held that there was no evidence of criminal
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    ITALIAN AIRMAN'S WHEREABOUTS.
    49 11 Savino Leaves Basra. Information reached us yesterday that tht Italian airman Savino, in regard to whoir there was some concern owing to a Penanj report that he had failed to arrive there at schedule time has just left Basra. Savino i: on a flight to Australia.
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    AMERICAN BASEBALL.
    41 11 [Reuters Service. 1 New York, July 11. Latest baseball results are: National League. Philadelphia 8: New York 19. American League. New York 1: Philadelphia 9. Boston 2: Washington 7. 1 St. Louis 7: Chicago 6. Detroit 5: Cleveland 6.
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    22 11 There will be a two lengths novices' race and I a team race at the Swimming Club to-morrow (Sunday) morning.
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    COLONIAL CONFERENCE DISCUSSIONS.
    81 12 SOCIAL CONDITIONS. Dr. Shiels and Restricted Franchise. IReuter's Service.! London. July 10. Labour and social conditions in the Colonies mere discussed at the Colonial Conference today. Dr. Drummond Shiels thought it important to see that constitutional means were provided for voicing the inevitable demand in all Colonies
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    EMPIRE FREE TRADE POLICY.
    145 12 The Issue in Norfolk. I British Radio Official Service. I Rugby, July 10. The result of the North Norfolk by-election, necessitated by the elevation to the peerage of Mr Not. 1-Buxton. formerly MSuMev at Agriculture, was declared to-day as follows: Lady Noel-Buxton tLnb;>ui> 14.821. Mr. T.
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    ECONOMIC ADVISORY COUNCIL.
    124 12 Downing Street Meeting. I British Radio Official Service. l Kuf.ix. July 10. The Prime Minister. Mr MacDonald. presided to-day over a meeting at his official residence of the Economic Advisory Council, •which was set up in January to co-ordinate the work of the departments concerned with economic
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    NEW YORK BROKERS SUSPENDED.
    91 12 Transactions With a Client. [Reuters Service.] New York. July 11. The governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange has suspended fcr three jmn Sutro and Company, one of ihs larger an<" oldest established brokerage houses, but in nc way connected with the international brokern"house of
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    FRANCO-ITALIAN NAVAL NEGOTIATIONS.
    46 12 A French Gesture. FReuters Service] Paris. Ju:> 11. M. Briand has informed the Italian Giv-ra-Tnent of the intention to suspend naval shipbuilding in connection with the 1930 proiramrn^ until December. This will ensure the maintenance of n status <juo during the Franco-Italian negotiations.
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    EUROPEAN FEDERATION.
    55 12 Approval Growing. [Reuter's Service.. l Warsaw, July 11. Poland, in common with Spain. Rumania and Italy, has notified adhesion to M. Briand's memorandum advocating the organisation of a plan for a Federation of Europe and expresses willingness to participate in a conference on the question, which it suggests
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    INTERNATIONAL T.U.C. HEADQUARTERS.
    36 12 Transfer to Berlin. [Reuters Service. J Stockholm. July 11. The International Trades Union Congress by 55 votes to 30 decided to transfer the headquarters of the Trade Union International from Amsterdam to Berlin.
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    52 12 The engagement is announced of William Burns Cowan Glen, of Sungei Sluang Estate, Kedah. Malaya, elder son of the late Richard Bartlett Glen and Mrs. Richard Bartlett Glen, of Glasgow, to Miss Esme Lowe, third daughter of Mrs. James Ingram. Penang, and the late Alfred Denny Lowe, of Shanghai and
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    THE MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    527 12 THE ENTRIES. Indo-China Brothers to Defend Doubles Title. The following is the full list of entries for the Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships which open on the Singapore Cricket Club courts on Monday July 28. Men's Singles. H. Scully, Van Chim. Van Giao, Cang. Tung. Bink. Thoai.
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    DENTAL CARIES.
    817 12 Contributing Causes for High Rate in Malaya. Mr. C. F. Mummery. LD..S. R.C.S. (Edin i writes in the Malayan Medical Journal. An analysis of the figures from the dental onaminaticn of the English Schools of Selangor -nd Nef:ri S?mbilan reveals the fact that the Indians are more immune
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    CHINESE STUDENTS IN ENGLAND.
    830 12 350 IN LONDON. What Parents Should Know. I From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 12. Chinese students are beginning to arrive in considerable r.umberr. in this country— in London at the present moment there are 350, us against 150 a few years «go. There are large
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    CALCUTTA'S MIXED ARCHITECTURE.
    390 12 LACK OF CULTURE. Plea for a Revival of Indian Style. A city rebuilt in the classical styles of Indian architecture— such was the vision of Calcutta conjured up by Mr. Sris Chandra Chatterjee in an adddress to the Rotary Club of Calcutta on Tuesday. Mr. Chatterjee said
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    LEAD POISONING IN CHINESE GIRLS.
    461 12 Serious Effects of Face Powders. The occurrence of lead poisoning in Chuu-se girls wa«i noted two years at^o and inves.:;r ti- ns were started to trace the origin. write- Mr. R. Brunei Hawes. MB M R.C.P.. < London i. Pvofessor of Medicine, King Edward VII
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    CHARGES AGAINST LOCAL FIRMS.
    263 12 Summjnr.es which were issued at the instance of the Municipal Health Department were answered in the District Court yesterday, before Mr. C. Wilcon, by the representative-, of -everal Chinese firms who were charged with nOJng a diug. to wit, powder, for asteraft] ap- plication, ccntuir.ing lead
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    SALE OF SHANGHAI PHONE SERVICE.
    537 12 TENDER ACCEPTED. Strong Criticism at General Meeting:. Shanghai, June 28. Despite the strong criticism of several IBMkers, the shareholders of the Shanghai Telephone Company, by an overwhelming majority, deci'ed yesterday to accept the offer to sell, at a- 1 extroardinary general meeting held in the
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    4 A.M. "INCOME."
    331 12 Queer Census Adventures in New York. One of the enumerators at present engaged in taking the New York census records that a woman in an "East-side"" district, when asked her husband's income, replied. "'About four o'clock In the morning!" This is only cue cf mnny MUUftnf or
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    50 12 Saturday, 3 p nv, Si«h«p. BUI 2 p.m., Bukit Timah KanutCompany, Prar-tirc CompetiUon •"D" (Eurasian* Companv. C1 Sunday. Siglap. S.R.E. IT), Cai Bukit Timah Raiiße. Units S V C nani? Veterans Shield. 9 S.V.R.A.. Spoon Shoot. I |in; *'E" (Chinese) Company. Bpooa Drill Hall. Officers, SVC. Rci
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    64 12 The Ross Institute is camimCampaign, and in COMWCtICS wH inR free distribution i;i tin of the Empiic at lm.ooo eopii b;x»klet. This is boinu don.■xtendinp k:n w!* 'Arv M tin- t mast costly disease, and it is that thi co\pt o; the book it vater proof. This b(K>klr; h.i^ he
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      490 12 CHURCH SERVlcJJ** ST. ANDREWS CATu,.,,^ 4TH SUNDAY AFTER n r-,> 7 a.m. Holy Communion 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. Sunday School g 5.30 p.m. Bvanoag (Chormli Monday TTlltnwiaj .uu. Holy C m.nunion. Tuesday. Thirsday. vnA s Holy Cdinmur.i n H.M. KAVAL U\s:;. shh.,, 10.30 am. Holy
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      AMERICAN BASEBALL.
      118 13 Babe Ruth Suspended. [Reuter's Service. I New York. Ju!y I». 1.i.0 ba.tball results are as follju National League. BrO'> "1 T P. Bost'::i 0. Brooklyn 6, >ftttn Philadelphia 5, New York 4. Cinci!iiint;i 4, Chicago '.< St. I. 7, Pittsburgh 0 American League. N w Yuri: in. Philadelphia
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      VISIT OF M.C.C. TEAM TO INDIA.
      224 13 Postponement Owing to Present Unrest. j l!i connection with the postponement of the M.C.C. visit to I.idia this winter a Calcutta message of July 2 static It was announced after the meeting of the Bengal and Assam Cricket Association held in Calcutta ynturttaj at
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      CRICKET.
      224 13 The following nave been invited to play r the SC.RC. Against the S.R.C to-day at 2 p.m. on the S.R C. Ground Oh Jitt Siang. OhttS Choon Leon^. Chan Peng Sim. Chua Choon Sim One Siow Kee. Yip Hoong. Tan Thean Teck. Chee Kong Leong. I. H. Hoahing. Cheoac
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      INTER-COLLEGE FOOTBALL MATCH.
      121 13 INTER -COLLEGE FOOTBALL MATCH. Raffles College and Medical College will phvr their second Inter-College Match to-day jfor the Challenge Cup presented by the Stifl of both Colleges. The match will be played mi J the Rattles College uround in Bukit Timah Roid ;ats p m. sharp Dr. G. V. Allen.
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      ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
      100 13 To-morrow, the A Class Yachts will race for a Thophy prcented by Mr. J. C. Cobbctt. Marl 10 a.m. Course Oouth-West Monsoon Capr*i as published on Vat oo.ird. The D OfcMs «rill race fcr the FoUow-r.v-Le-.i;i>.:' Race, -or 'J.t ;i.i. of wh.ch have been (oni Ito
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      BADMINTION.
      56 13 The following will represent the Indian Association agc .n.*t the Blackburn Badmint..i ParLy on the Indian Association Court at 1 p.m. sharp to -da;.. Singles. M. I. Fernandez. A. I. Pereu-a. G. V. Santhou, S. K Iyer. P. G. Menon, P. K. Msnon. Doubles M. I. Fernandez and G.
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      14 13 Huime. the Arsenal soccer torward, is playing I cricket fur Middlesex this season. j
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      A CENTURIES OLD GAME.
      634 13 Rackets and Racquets. The beginning of the faactnating sport of tennis are somewhat ha^y. Technically "tennis" is different from the game now played undor the title of "lawn tennis." Tennis is and Qfiejte&ny ph.; 0.l .1 vered -court and it was necessary not only to hit
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      THE STEEL SHAFT HAS NOT CONQUERED YET.
      330 13 To the manv golfer.s who are .-till itudvi!^ the vires or virtues of steel shafts, it will b" 1 interesting to see whether the Open Championship at Hovlake in a fortnights time will be wen by the old-time hickory or the new steel
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      55 13 The Rangoon Road School Sports will be held on July 261h. at 3 p.m. on the School grounds. The 21st annual sports of Outram School will be held to-day at the Stadium <Roou:son Road) commencing at 2.30 p.m. A most Interesting drill and boxing display will conclude the events. Mrs.
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      428 14 P. 6r> O. British India and Apcar Lines, (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO j SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERN mkyi LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due In Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnagr s ">C4p«t RAJPUTANA
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      680 16 MAIL DESPATCHES. BY TRAIN. Kuala Pahang, P^kan, Sungei Lembin and Kuantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 8 bje. Kota Tinggi. fieremban, Kuala Lumpur, i Ipoh. Taiping, Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
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      458 16 BIBBY LINE (LONDON ADDRESS: tt, PALL HALL, LONDON, S.W.I i of fast twin-screw Oil Driven Mail Passenger Vessels between BANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES. PLYMOUTH AND LONDON rith through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. SIMMMR Leave Rangoon. SHROPSHIRE Aug. 7 OXFORDSHIRE Aug. 21 STAFFORDSHIRE Sept. 4 GLOUCESTERSHIRE Sept. 18 CHESHIRE
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      WORLD'S LARGEST LIFEBOAT.
      55 17 print ChristCM New Dover Vessel. I Service. 1 Kiißby. July 10. Wales :>t Dover christened the r life-boat, namW.ih n: EWarj after the I;. tituUon, who. during H iVi 305 lives. if the Freivh A I thi function. ;>(•< <h, aid the bo I Oon itlTini hip
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      CHANNEL BOAT SABOTAGE.
      71 17 rf ml Wwl Taken lo Dock. liru-sM'S^, June 5. packet bOfti I h r maiden trip it ami U (in} not come up made on board en i-ikt-n to thv for further e.\amin;\thai set of saL ard apparently in tin bulll lor ihc Bi*l- Company a:id designed
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      FRIDAY, 13th NO LONGER COUNTED UNLUCKY.
      63 17 FRIDAY, 13th NO LONGER COUNTED UNLUCKY. Superstition Died with Sailing Ships. 1 among .sailors that unlucky day for sail- ared v. ith the old leaffcrfng have Salisbury. Director of Then la no time now. I: a .-hip does their K>bnow. ar.d a doferrid kd-up in main diifctt They an I
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      OLYMPIC'S NEW CAPTAIN.
      53 17 H u lit Ashore His Hobby is Motor-Cycling. Southampton. fornv-rly the com- 1 took over the command a While Star h:.. r I m 1886 apprcullce. the bridge of my ship." Warner, I am never happier kddk Of a motor-cycle. my hobby, and I can time is
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      TOO MANY SHIPS.
      98 17 Not Knoutjh Trade to Go Round. report of the Chamber of Shipaited Kingdom for 1929-30 contrade in 1929 was not to am off in the the autumn a slump began and Freights which have been pet cent, above 1913 have 111 12 months, and during of the
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      COCHIN PORT SCHEME.
      68 17 Opposed by Local Merchants. (<x hiii. June 19. MMI Indian morchants appear Bttoa to the fourth stage IT Scheme, which the GovmtrtNlte to the devclopporl I I the men hant.s' objec- n of wharves and godowns I fourth lUfc ta that it would ment of their business
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      PENANG LIGHTS.
      39 17 tl I WIT. South Channel, the W pair <.t leading mark I tnm HoUec No. 14 as folI' -For Lat. 5 18' N. I p, itH N. ,appn X I For Lat. 518 N ,apI M (approc.)
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      COMMERCE AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
      2133 17 Need for More Frequent Meetings. An address on "Commerce and the Imperial Conference" was delivered by Sir Gilbert Vyle who is Chairman of the British Preparatory Committee of the Imperial Conference, at a luncheon given by the Royal Empire Society, held at th Cannon Street Hotel,
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      143 17 Per Nieuw Holland: (From Melbourne) Mrs. J S. Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook. Mrs. O. Johnstone. Mrs. R. Simcock. Miss T. V. Simcock, Miss B. Y. Simcock. Rev. V. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs Williams. Miss L. V. Williams. Mr. C Smith. Mr. E.
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      14 17 The French steamer G.G. Piquet arrived fron Saigon yesterday with 220 pigs on board.
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      RADIO'S APPEAL TO BENGALI WOMEN.
      541 18 Popularity of Plays. There are 4.500 Bengali women listeners-?'! n Calcutta. Fev. people Mllfce the part thov lave played in developing the popularity of )roadc;isti:ig here. One ol the meisiires taken by the old Broud•asiing Company war, to interest women In vircless. The plan vas
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      MYSTERY OF THE SILENT PHOHI FATHOMED.
      482 18 MYSTERY OF THE SILENT PHOHI FATHOMED. Puzzled Listencrs-In. Several wireless enthusiasts have been puzz'e! lately with regard to their being unable «o pick up the Dutch experimental station, PHOHT which for some time now has been broadcasti*-;p to the Dutch East Indies programmes devoted to matters of art, science relaxation,
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    THE VALUE OF EXPERIENCE.
    734 18 Recruitment of Planters at Home. The London representative of The Planter. <Mr. Charles Watneyi writes: The response to the letters which I sent to all the principal rubber agents regarding the hardships sometimes caused through sending new and inexperienced men as assistants, about which you cabled
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    SEVEN STARS HILL TO BE CONVERTED INTO PUBLIC PARK.
    183 18 Canton Scenic Beauties. Canton. That there is at Lai-Chi-Waa on the Canton side a winding stream through lovely llchl and plum tn>e gardens, offering cool r,hadpr, to those who frequent the place, a favourite hnunt of the younger sets of Canton
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      315 18 TERRIBLE ITCHING I EOZEiiJN BABY Never Got a Full Night's S!?ep. Cuticura Healed. "The trouble first started on baby:, face when che wa. three months old. It gradually worked up to her scalp, which was completely covered with a dry eczema, while her ears and face were cover-d with very
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      413 18 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Mofw] Charter) Paid up Capita] in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 13.000,000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London, EC 2. Agencies and Branches: Mot Star Hong Kong Rangoon Axnrltsar Hollo Saigon
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      472 18 BANKING. MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated In England > Capital C3.nu0.000 Subscribed 1.800.000 Paid-up 1.050.000 Reserve Fund «nd Rest i. 646.505 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrle, Esq., CnHlrman P. R. Chalmers, Esq. Charles J. Hambrc, Esq J O. Robins n, Esq. w. H. Shelford. Esq Sir Thomas Cat
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    IMPORTANCE OF KAMPAR DECISION.
    69 19 IMPORTANCE OF KAMPAR DECISION. The Cost of Production. SS SKRYICE COPYRIGHT.! London. July 11. lal papers emphasize the import lon of Kampar Malaya to shir for two months and their pre- :;d the period if th« desired :alc stocks is not obtained in The vorr.pany publishes statistics to product and
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    58 19 Yesterday'f Prices. 5 SERVICE— COPYRIGHT.] London. July 11. C133 10s spot arid rard Tht ton«- of the market is -hart market is steady and idle Malayan General a loss of c. It \v;is proposed to make I I per cent, debentures for company's capital is maiiivblch will
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    MR. MAIR AND T.P.A.
    44 19 Financial Times Surest Resignation. PSBE PRESfI SEKVICE C:OPYRIGHT.] London, July 11. Timts sugge.-ts that either Ma.i rrrigm from the Council of fee tpa or accepts the views of the over:ity of his colleagues. The "T! 1 1 l> iUII aUmt
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    TIN OUTPUT CONTROL.
    69 19 Seven Companies Close Down. with the schome of the Tin ot«atton for restriction of tin the foil vtni OampaalH will shut down ::th.> er more as from the dates the Malay Mail of Thursday:— tin Fields, Ltd. July 7th. Ltd.. July 15th ffampar Tin Fields. L'.d.. July
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    EXCHANGES.
    55 19 Dfflclal Senriee.l Kueby. July 10. are: Amterdam 12.09 Bomba: Ls. 5 13-16d Berlin 20.395. t 818. Rio 5-v. Buenos .-i 18.16. Geneva 25.045. Hong HoDf Is. 3d.. LLsbon 41.40, Mflan 92.88. New York Part 123 6\ Bhangbal is. ta IK l'.i Vienna 34.455. Pra^ae i li 0 13-32d Silver
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    BEER AT HEALTH EXHIBITION.
    178 19 Tributes by Athletes. Dresden. May 18th. bnaum bath, tennis courts— features Of the International Hyvfich was opened here yc:stben I tadium in which a 1 athletei were gathered. pavilion seemed t;> be the i the brewing industry, where red one that beer (aw the text of
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    RUBBER COMPANY MEETINGS.
    108 19 Setfama in Difficulties. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. London. July 1». At the meeting of Aeng Sono a credit of £13 890 was declared, the company paying R dhidend 1 2 per cvnt.. earning forward the balance BanmdMl propose to raise another 20 000 £l shares to
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    BROKERS REVIEW POSITION.
    59 19 I .K. Consumption Increased. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT. 1 Lond »n. July 11. Well-known brokers, reviewing dm position, point out that although economic conditions of Me wcrlu arc affecting Cv.nsumpiion. it i.s v.'r.ic the les^ satisfactory that Unit d •Cingdom consumption has increased in the five
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    LONDON RUBBER PRICES.
    48 19 £haremarket Steady. I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT London. July 11. Rubber opened this morning at 5-13 l«d pot and 6-1 16 forward. Latvr prices were pot 5-3 4d and forward 6d The tone of uhe nvirket is easier. The sharomark- t li stradv and idle.
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    RUBBER AND TIN DIVIDENDS.
    81 19 [FREE PRESS SERVICE—COPYRIGHT London. July ?1 At its meeting to-day Kent Tin dicidoi to arry forward £5.513. Mount Austin show- a credii balance of £69. 585. and Ls paying 5 per MT.t, carrying forward the balance. Tronoh is earning forward £56.852 Svnth Tronoh reports a loss
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    DECLINE IN EXPORTS TO INDIA.
    412 19 Britain Loses Ground to Japan. A disquieting pictuie of impcrt; from the United Kingdom to Indii Ls afforded by the Survey cf the Impjit Trade cf India for the fiscal year. April. 1929. to March. 1930. just published by the Department of Overseas Trade. OM
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    62 19 Agitation is still going on in Chinese circles against the "invasion" of the Chinese market by Swedish match merchants and the latest allegations to be made are to the fact that the latter are contemplating the opening of a factory in Chowkadoo. Chapel. Chinese merchants have left for Nanking to
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      210 19 July 11. SELLING London 4 months' sight 23 29 32 London 3 months' sight 2 3 27 32 London 60 days' sight 23 2532 London 30 days' sight 2 3 3|4 London, demand 23 23|32 London, TT. 2;3 11!16 Lyons and Paris, demand 1429 Hamburg, demand 234 New
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      PRODUCE.
      206 19 July 11. Tin 150 Tons $67 V Oambier g q 0 Pepper White 36 Pepper Black 27^ Flake Tapioca 4.52^ Pearl Sago Small 6 Copra Sundried 7.80 Rice, Anam No. 3 360 Rice Liang Hln Chan Alar* Red Eagle (New) tjO Rice. Siam old No. 1. 130 Rice, Rangoon
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    875 19 FRIDAY. JULY 11th. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Buyers Sellers. \sam Kumbang 23s 25s \yer Hitams (ss> 11s 3d 12s x.d. Bangrin Tin <£) 13s 9d 15s Batang Padang ($1) 10 15 Batu Caves ($1) 58 65 Buklt Arang ($1) 40 50 Burmah Malay 13s 15s nom Chenderiang 2s 6d
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'S DAILY REPORT.
    102 19 MACPHAIL CO.'S DAILY REPORT. Singapore. .lu?y 11. I Tin.— Quiet. Kuchan 1.03 1.06. KlntM IJK 1.06, Penawats 53 56, Malay Consols 21 23. Sungoi Luas 1.15 1.25, Sungei Ways 2.20 2.25. Ulu Klangs 88 94, Talams 52 57. Lukuts 72'.. 80. Petalings 4 20 4.30. Ayer Hitams 11s 6cl 12s
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    JACK'S REPORT.
    418 19 London, June IK. The fresh debacle on Wall Street, which is the natural sequence to tariff tinkering, har led to a further fall in prices of all commodities, but at present levels everything with the exception possibly of Lead is cheap, and Bears deserve to be punished for
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    76 19 Adamson. llili.m Co.. Penang, Agents: Hitam Tin. 195 pkls. Sime, Darby Co., Agents: Lingui Tin sluicing 140.78 pikuls: Tribute 44.02; total 184.80. Evatt Co., Secretaries: Brunei United 36.600; 12 months 451.600; Bukit Timah 12.127: 6 months 59.603; Changkat Serdang 28.556: 5 months 128.154; Haytor 17.745: 6
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    66 19 July 11th.. 1 oYloi-k noon. Buyers Sellers R 8.8. equal to London Standard, Spot 18', 18' L Stand-.ird R.S.S. on Tender July 18'_- 18 August 18 'i 19 September 19', 19'^ Aug. -Sept. 19 19', Oct. -Dec. 20 20', Tcne of Market Dull. Latest Cable:
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    MACPHAIL AND PENMAN'S REPORT.
    170 19 Singapore. July 11. Rubber.— London 5 T .d. UDCIMUfad. Met (L'don Std.t Spot 18. SS RS.S. on TcndtJuly 18',. Aug-Sept. 18 Oct. -Dot. 19 Jan.March 21. DuM-Ea.sler. Tin.— London £132.2.6d. Down i;3.2.<>. Mining.— -Quiet. Suiwi Ways 225 2.3.V KitchaLs 1.03 1.06. Kiiita Dr»d«t- 1 03 1.06.
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    268 19 Singapore, July 11. As far as we can gather the result of the recent producers' meetings in London is that all parties are unanimous that compulsory restriction is needed. This, however, is dependent on the Governments concerned, and from recent statements their intervention is most improbable.
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    BARLOW'S REPORT.
    184 19 Singapore. July 10. The week passed with a quiet to dull tone prices being fairly steady until Wednesday when there was a drop of l 4 cent in sympathy with London and New York advices. Cables to-day quote London down 1 16d. to ST/sd.5 T/ sd. and Now
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    ONE OF CANADA'S POSSIBILITIES.
    141 19 An Englishman went to Vancouver three years ago and invested £149 in mink brooding on the slopes <jf North Vancouver, half an hour by road or ferry from the General Post Office His busines.s is now worth £3.200. Five years ago. a French-Ciinadian iMienmn found a
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    66 19 The South Manchuria Railway Company, the* largest business concern In Japan with .1 capitalization of Y.440,000,000, announces a sweep- Ing dismissal of 876 men out of a total of 8.500 employes. The sensational cut has been effected it is said, in conformity with the raticnalization principle upheld by Dr. Mitsugu
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      72 19 ASSETS EXCEED $11,000,000 ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). HEAD OFTICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27 Old Jewrv E C The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Lib Assurance Companies
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    TOURISTS' FORMIDABLE START.
    1357 20 TOURISTS' FORMIDABLE START. BRILLIANT INNINGS BY BRADMAN. YOUNG PRODIGY MAKES 309-AND PHENOMENAL SCORE: 458 FOR THREE WICKETS. AUSTRALIA. Ist Innings. Woodfnll b Hammond 50 McCabe not out u i Jarkson cLa r wood b Tatr 1 Extras. 9 1 Bradman not out ;;o'.» j Kippax 0 Chapman b Tat* 77
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    32 20 Lancashire, in their recent match against Worcestershire (in which they were led on the first innings) spent the whole of the first day in the field, while Worcestershire scored 305 for 5.
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    33 20 Woodfull. who reached his thousand runs In the Lord's Test, has had five three figure innings— l33 against Worcestershire, 121 against Yorkshire. 216 against Cambridge U., 141 against Surrey, end 155 against England.
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    NARROW VICTORY FOR S.C.C.
    736 20 NARROW VICTORY FOR S.C.C. JOHORE DEFEATED. Club Has Many Close Escapes. S.C.C 2; Johore XI l. The S.C.C. team which met the Johore XI at the Singapore Stadium yesterday and wc^ by two goals to one was nothing like a regiilpr Club side. To Brittain, who, after several lucky escapes,
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    GARRISON SPORTS.
    147 20 The following were the results in the heats which were run off on Thursday and Friday: Long Jump. Lt. Bryan R.E.. I, Spr. Tredgold S.R.E. (V) 2, Pte. Desker SVC. 3. Distance 19 feet 5-3 4 ins. Long: Jump. (Inter-Company) "A" Co. Welch Regiment 1. "D" Co. (M.G.)
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    INTER-COLLEGE SOCCER.
    52 20 The following will represent the Medical College side to-day: S. L. Oehlers; Low Chin Seang; Yeoh Kum See; S. G. Rajahram; W. J. Ess; Ong Keh Chooi; V. C. G. Yzelman; Ong Kee Yearn; Tan Choon Keng; Sulaiman bin Attas; S. Row. Reserves: G. van Geyzel and Tan
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    CRICKET.
    54 20 The following will represent the S.C.C. at :ricket against Raffles Institution on the lather's ground to-day commencing at 2 p.m.: F. H. Atkinson, R. A. Cessford, E. R. Evans, W. H. Follenfant, J. W. Jackson, R. Jarvls, H. H. Johnson, J. E. Jeans, W. N. Rothery, I. C. W.
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    THE MALAYAN TURF.
    351 20 PERAK SUMMER RACES. Handicaps for Final Day. The following are the weights for the last day's racing at Ipoh to-day. Ponies (lasses 2 and 3 Div. 2 (6 furs). Red Blazes 10, Merry Boy 9.13, Shireen 9.13, Hidden Toy 9.9, Roaming 9.6. The Chef 9.4, Irish Lady
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    AMERICAN OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    193 20 Bobby Jones Leads the Field. [Reuters Service. 1 Interlachen. July 10. The American open golf championship began to-day. There are 141 entries including Bobby Jones, the holder. Tolley. Perkins, and Hapen. who is considered to be the most severe opposition for Jones. Eighteen holes are being
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    SINGAPORE CUP.
    125 20 Draw for Preliminary Rounds. Exempting the S.C.C.. Welch Regiment, S.C. FA. and the Malays from the qualifying rounds the S.A.F.A. have made the draw for the Singapore Cup competition. wSlldl resulted as follows: FIRST PRELIMINARY ROUND. July 19th. at Stadium S.C.FA. 2r.ds. vs. Welch 2nd. July 23rd. at
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    WARDERS' PLAYER SUSPENDED.
    120 20 Sequel to Stadium Match. The Disciplinary- Board of the S.A.F.A. have i decided to suspend Prescottt. of the Warders i F.C. for the remainder of 1930. This decision was arrived at at a meeting on Wednesday, when the Board investigated the circumstances in which players from The
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    32 20 Yesterday's Results. Men's Doubles Handicap. Arathoon and Pattoh beat Warren and Augustln, 6 2, 6 4. Collins Free and Nollie beat Lt. Waring and Brodie, 6—l, 7—5.
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