The Straits Budget, 15 July 1926

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    35 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE STRAITS TIMES 11 S I AIII.ISIIKU KICK I V V t:\KS.I An. il.mll S!MI.U’OItK. THCRSi)AV. .11 I.V 15. I»2li Priri* 2.* rents (S.S. Currency) or 7d.
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    CONTENTS.
    430 1 Pat:* i-’ ,1 All' 1'I it lit t i> A Ilf fil'iltl r. l > njia|"*l i‘ i" ”1 .i Picket.' I. > itt- II. IS.-.ta II M .Hut N«'»«•- r; Reuter an<1 S >ecial Ufc ,J Week's News 17-20 •irllirt l-l ,,t tlu* amt-fa t ...,nra la it
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    LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
    3754 1 Vi? BitHil Roland Bacchus, n -eai iit n and late his .Street, Kdinhurirh, hft CX.IMO 1 personalty L‘K.l97). Alderman l **ats Hutton, a former .Mayor "chestor, a director of the Devon t Malacca Ltd., left VD.A.T JD •‘•it.h net personalty CSn,7<s'». Mr. 1 sai 1;t (luan has
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    Census Mystery Explained!
    37 2 A o*irivspoiident with an uidri in '(in-hard iioa.l writes t<» *.i:o editor i t.i’dows "Tho Cornu*. N a 1 m\ ’ouso nor.c m.\ friend paper > d*d. Il"vs .-ort uko t hat coin y 7
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    Typhoon Reported.
    48 2 A u.ivl, '< mr".tui by tlu* A*:t"t«• i* A ll iT.iUi’it ’> **t!i ,\v>tiTtluy i‘* s i A is :i-;i(,rtvi! ii. ;at. l.» ucif. N. loi.i*. !J7 K., dirivtion and intensity r." I’ju* l 1 1 it\ n tiiifil i«* >iin'!uly ti» tl*-. »•a.'.i "f llu- l’iiilippinc l-laful>.
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    Cholera in South Siam.
    67 2 Tin- (lou-r:-.;: *'Ht t’la/otto annoutu.d >.o Tue'day that per!.- ot Siam south of banukok wor.' doolaroil to lv infected i 4-n aecoiiHt of tho e\ -tome of 11 v*t. 11.K. the (I.ivernor, inulor tho Qunraurino and I’r.-v.mti«.n *-f Piscase nnlirame, theiefoiv absoluu-lx t«* ii i ’*i*
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    French National Day.
    102 2 1 \4 ,4.4 u tin- l-i.-mii \,.;:"!.al 11.-*\ .i t<- I-, mon ia.’i '!.<» *i..si a 10. t-p'io.i wa* h.-l.i at 1 ho lion.ii Cor.-uia.e by the T'r-n.h oti*u!-tii Mf! 4 1. M. ’i'*.'* on t t.i■ 1 hi:.!, o x;.!, r of tit.- I.*-J. n H'-n-mi.
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    “Students in Britian.”
    147 2 l\i! v t ’em: chi’. Ir n ll* ~»i• I* u' JlMl'tio-t* nj 11. i_ *‘«J U‘M i» n .h■ l i n ti. v ith "S; iii 1!| >Ml:I 11• 1 I- IVMi'tvC »i 1« r I'.'L’*. a'f I.aW Util. ninr»i <i Hon M O. \V
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    Singapore Mortality Statistics.
    153 2 lie Sirnap.-ro Munioipal lu-alta i:<niont for tbo v..k on.ling duly d v the total muni or ..f /.it i.tli.* i>~:, .'ding a d* arh tale <.f uj o, >• nil i«- per a: '.am oomj'ari.l with in t.•< liny xn. and r»*j> 1 Hu ponding w. ok
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    Pearson’s Fresh Air Fund.
    201 2 'i In- Honorary Tiv.i'-uicr of IVarson’s I h 1* writes I fitiii London under dav* June il neknow'leduinL' receipt. of the b.»r »>rie handred pounds, Ju* sum -Ct.ereusly milim filled hv readci of n Time- for the Lund. s l»n:tKiP'v peco iia! 1 and n in-hail
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    Death of Mrs. Hamilton.
    872 2 Tragic Sequel to Cholera Outbreak. Wo very imii'h regret p, ;tiir;., atl ill.* diath „f Mrs. Hamilton. v )>t y. A. W. I!. Ilaiuiiti is. *d' Sing-apor., uh I'l'iiirri'it at tiu* Middleiou U,, s pi l;i Sat onlay moining. Mr-. Hamilton was a the steamer Kriiipma
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      THE AIR ADVENTURERS.
      930 3 Si rails Times, .July S. 'p,, news of the disaster which ha Mi Alan Cobham’s daring (.ve.taKMi 41 lo Australia by seaplane has |(l woi ldvvide dismay. Not only iiK p.iiiish Empire, where Mr. has achieved fame as one f nr most adventurous and brilliant n tint
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      BRITISH OR AMERICAN ?
      1121 3 BRITISH OR AMERICAN S' /aits Ti.m July The cinematograph film entitled Nell Cvvyn, reemtly advertised in the Straits Times as coming shortly to Malaya, earned, when shewn recently in London, the highest possible praise from a unanimous Press. It was described as alto;.ether brilliant, generously produced, pm iVctly pMotogiaphed. brilliantly
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      THE SINGAPORE CENSUS.
      917 3 to necii recapitulation.—Straits Times. July 10. i esterd.iy we iecoiv»*d ;i postcard from i worthy citizen with nil n<l<]in Orchard it ad leading The Census. .Nic* my house, n*’in* nr friends paper collected. How sort like that country V* idh‘ admirin'.: tin* civic spirit of our n»i
      to necii recapitulation.—Straits Times. July 10.  -  917 words
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      CANTON PICKETS.
      860 4 themselves to be dismissed ?—Straits rimes, July 12. Heading the conflicting rtports appearing in the Home press of the Cantonese boycott of British goods and the effect which this has had on Hongkong one can understand why many people at Home have gained wrong impressions leading to impatient
      themselves to be dismissed ?—Straits rimes, July 12.  -  860 words
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      FEDERAL POLITICS.
      1121 4 mhI as it exists to-day.—Strait* TinuJi ly 13. Sir Frank Swettenham, the first Resident-General in the Federated States, and the Kind’s representative in the Malay Peninsula from 1901 to 1901, has made a notable contribution to the decentralisation controversy in the orpan of the Association of British Malaya.
      mhI as it exists to-day.—Strait* Tinu-Ji ly 13.  -  1,121 words
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      “STUDENTS IN BRITAIN.”
      806 4 F’uies, July 14. The problem of educating: son* ami daughters at Home universities, with it' attendant separation of parent and child, must always be a matter of serious concern to residents of Malaya wh arc looking to this form of higher education for their children. In considering
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    1201 5 tratl’u* warnings are wi!}j a- i-her from the police notitieati'in -'b'de pubbe that there is to hi i' 'ii of tiii.- usofu! atel to traiiic. ,s oeve.iTH! almost univir.-nl in use. :i Ht.* lines in the* weo lel, however. mo. good without the u n u n motor
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    Straits Police.
    207 5 Strength Dolow Numbers Required. In I i- repeat on be Stiai S*ttie*me*:it* I'o Lee t'"i !'.'2’», Mi. If. Kaiihurn, the It*. pcetor-Ceneial. -a;\ I he appr'tVe ei -t'etiglh of the Force for lt‘2.7. *1 tie* acfiai g**, ngi: on Pcccnibei 1. lb'J.'. v *.*re a- follow.- Approved. Actual.
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    R. A. ASSOCIATION.
    337 5 I irst Annutil Meeting at l nion Jack Club. The lii-t annual .general meet ng of tin* S.n*:i»i*m*e Hiaiieh of the 11. A. A social n>n wa- held at the l nion .la* k Club on Monda\ evening. Major K. Sayre-, O.li.K. K. \presided. I b»* t
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    Police Inspector Shot.
    365 5 Sequel to Raid on House In Singapore. I’olite Imp'itor Sheridan who is stu- ti <in tl at the Cential Station, wa «*rioti !y wounded mi Monday, during a I raid mi a house in Bickering Street. A hull**t eta it-tl hi 14 back, and he now lies
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    Chinese Gathering.
    321 5 Dinner in Honour of Mr. (Juah Hens: Kee. ’I lu IVnang. Chinese residents in Sing a tM.p* a a vo a dinner at tin* Garden lub. Vatiaii Merab Ketchil, mi Monday even ix.jr in iii.iiour of I ho llmi. Mr. Quail Beng Kt* I MM!., I<> eutuniemoi ate
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    TIRED OF LIFE.
    82 5 Chinosi* Woman .lumps into lit.* Sra. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I’eiinng, .1111> I A n>>! lid' ca of ;ii < in)• t<*<I ii»• i• I. < urrcd in 11>»* hatln.nr, a (’him.* e woimm jumping into the sen from tin- IJu !i worth launch. SI v i.-
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    6319 6 Emergency Powers For Government. The New School Fees. < Monday July 12.) The Legislative C*<until met tin- morn .ng and in th* al* em-e of His Excellency ihi* Governor, the H*>u tin* Colon al Secretary, Mr. Haves Mur riot?, C.M.G. pre silk'd ns Offieel A<ilillfli-t erillg the Go\
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    IPOH MURDER TRIAL.
    137 7 Knds in Acquit In! Of Accused. (I* ram Our Own Correspondent.! Ip'di, July in. Ih" en<atiotiai murder trial at Ipuri (*"M it •r) 11 v Ih* de.it h «> f one Kandiah, i “i' 'L the Kualn Kan<rsar Hospital, v\ liu \v;i fatally stabbed with a penknife,
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    THIRD TEST.
    1597 8 [Reuter Telegram.] Ends in Another Draw. Fine Effort by (Jeary And Macaulay. (Keuter Telegram.) London. July 10. (tn tin* lir-t day of th*- third ’lest Match at l.eed th* weather was tin** but ov**fv!ist, and th, re wa- tin iittenduiice of 2d,oou. The wit ket dried »tft« i
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    Land Acquisitions.
    487 8 I Appeals Before the Chief Justice. i The Chief Justice < Si r William Muris aii commenced the hearing of a series uf land aoijui j it ion eases in tin* Supreme Court this morning. Hussain Khan appealed against the [award the Collector ot Land lievenue f r
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    WATER-SPOUT AT PENANG.
    77 8 lioat Lifted on to Top Of Tree. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. July IT A fairly large water-spout was witiiossi*ii by residents of Julutoag villay# near the shore, which created panic .among the boatmen there. It occurnd close to the shore and lifted a boat moored near
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    ILLICIT CHANDU.
    66 8 Large Find on Dutch Steamer. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang, July 7. A" On* iesuit id search on board the I> itch !earner Van Overstratun on her ari.v;, 1 front Chinn. *7b tahil- of iHi.it opiut await owne-ship at the Dovcrnimmt fi,arid11 Mmiopoljos* hire. I no l ci
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    Singapore Assizes.
    490 8 Sixteen Cases on Tlu> Calendar. The fourth Singapore N in the Supreme Court on Ym s r fore Mr. Justice Deane, there teen cases on the calendar. Theiv are live charges of inuru.- of attempted murder, two of death by a rash act, and other cha> of armed
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    Strange Ceremony.
    149 8 C ourt Bailiff and Witness in A Penang Church. (From Our Own Correspondent.' Penang. Jdy Fur the tir.-t time within im-iiM'iv Church of the Assumption was ;F of a•swearing ceremony t>y thu «I*t< in a civil suit. Thu plaintiff, tin* widow of Mr. l hen, sued her stepfather,
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS.
    596 9 Tightening Up Government Control. j» uU or-‘ Conferred I'nder New Ordinance. of the (iovei'iiMeiit to the contr'il and supervision i .ini -e vernacular schools, as a -in- activities 01 political agita- hiim. is indicated in an ordin- t i ,h w.i- inlrcaiuced at the ,,f the Legislative Council
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    FOUND DEAD.
    51 9 l m Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. July P. T*luted body >f a man. beli<*v( d (1 'avanexe or Siam* -e, was found h.rir,' A off Ayer It him. The gashed in four place--! whilst c v, A'gly wounds mi the body which im* poMihility of sun The invest
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    Sumatra Earthquake.
    819 9 Disastrous Effects In The Padantf District. Further report- received from Padang with regard to the disastrous effects of (be earthquake at Fort de Kock, Padang Pandjang and the surrounding districts are very distressing. Am eye-witness who has just arrived at Batavia from Padang states that at l*oit de
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    DAVID SENT TO PRISON.
    281 9 Allegations Against Policeman Disbelieved. (From Our Own Corresnondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July X IV F. David, alias S. F. David, the cx(Governmcnt clerk, who was charged with cheating, by endeavouring to obtain goods from John Little* and Co., Ltd-, and who later escu|>ed from police custody, was
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    SIXTY YEARS AGO.
    271 9 A Period of liti.siru Panic*. f It*. m the Strait.- Tina- of July 7. I Mill. 1 What with tile hot weather, the >taynattoti ot I fade, and the indcsi-rihubli fee’.iay of ap.prehension that ha- resulted os a 1 at lira, consequence of the intelligence telegraphed fr
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    MILITARY PAGEANT.
    81 9 Profits Devoted to Serxioe harities. j Tin- ive C mmiii!illof tin Mill ry f’nm-an! acknovv I.mUm- with tli.ml- tlu* icc( 11 »L «.r a donation of ,s;;in> from j“ A I'liond.” Profit.* d(*rived from tlu* Paconni, nr. i nrvoied to Sorvire clmritios. and this donation will l>o used
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    MALAYAN R.N.V.R.
    430 9 Formation of Volunteer Unit. Interesting Scheme Under Consideration. The proposal to form a naval volunteer unit m Malaya, which was put forward sonic time ay**, i- revived in a notification hy the Colonial Secretary' published in the (Government (Gazette. This reads as follows The formation of a Royal
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    FLYING ASSOCIATION.
    230 9 Second .Meeting at Penang On July Iti. (From Our Own (’orrespondent..) IVnang, July 12. A meetin jjt wn.« held at the Cricket Cl .1 to dismiss the formation of a Flying Services Association. N’umcrou.- lctt' i iiiul been received from prospective tr.rni bers expressing inaliility to attend I
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    DARING BURGLARY.
    137 10 Siamese Palace Broken Into. Much Jew t»llcr> lielonuinji To Kinj* Stolen. (From Our Own Correspondent.) 1 :i I,ok. J ii\ H. darinv bui”lai\ I'.c- lakri. plact r mi- of tlie tbloiu* i in of I tie (iraid I able,*. |t i l.eliexi u li nt entrance wa n
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    BRAVE RESCUE.
    271 10 Incident at Wreck of < it\ Of Naples. Tin* ity <>f \;ij>!i* a ic|>«> 1 1««I in the "it»*:• it> Time.*, wa- ■uii«i Y**i< llama from Kolie, with a art*-, ,f -to. >hr 'tun k a «**»»i. i r c.| ii-rt «i:11:11.• a 'form. J la- 'team* l
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    DEATH OF INSPECTOR CRONIN.
    173 10 Sut t iimlis ;i( Malaria ATU-r Uriel Illness. It v» 111 r.-yret that we have i*, record ill Mill ot Chief I let,‘Clive Inspector IV 4 <*i n. at ’’•lal.uca op the 7th. ip'tuiit. Me he I I;• ','M ;i| for about two months and as
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    SINGAPORE POPULATION.
    129 10 Smprisl.io S uK of l.oen! (’ensus. I he pojiulat ion of Sintra pore, a rex < a leti by the i”i. u* of the Municipal area taken vp July t, b ;;7;:,:,j;,. Tie is a startling r* ult. as it is I'oly jll-* al, \'f> tile litrure of
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    Victoria Theatre.
    634 10 Installation of New KH’ects. As I.., as ape Tm lit .lit* i a eels j:" t h« > 11o i a x cry Iona ay S.oya j, \\,ii O'. f i i»e .0 posse slop ot ope ot I ,f„ po>t p to date t lu at ;'t*'
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    KUALA LUMPUR PROTEST.
    156 10 in;t(lt*t|uac> <d‘ l-inulish Schools And Miuhcr I-\*i*s. 't mi 1111v oi. Juiy 7 at Kua.a I.umP'i t|p. nine uu*-llii i;t; members of t'u I* Two Kuropeans, three li'i.i c. no' Malay, m Indian and wo < 1 !oii«‘se pa *i'd the follow pi” resolution W*'. tile lllui'
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    COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
    48 10 Alleged St mils I-'on;erit*s Found \t Ibt nt* hob. (Trom Uui Own Cori<-!»por.cb?rtA banVk ,k. .T -j I be < -top,.*. dbe, .r,uri• i- lolhir i 1 v in (I bos bf 1 n to er.ee on the ,N n\ Mabidla from Canton. The man •a- arrested.
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    KINTA TIN MINES.
    870 10 Total DMriluition of .’L*» IVr Cent. I'he aiiimal j,i '.iial n i t»n»r ef the j Kii.ci l in Al'oi s, I td., w«r b'id "U June 'J, yt,-. < Im l'i*; Id, »i a.i n:.-.»i 1 tin* eomi I M».- p' ••Id*' 1 Jo i he
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    Peking Tariff Conference.
    44 10 T< kin, July 7. 'J ;rshaj V* .i I'ei-fu, in letter t>* the lik.n' 1 i'-v* i t'.'is ’o*'pe*j th«» im* oi >• Mil ’t.'itis i’»i:f” < onf-Tem i use t heir best ,l, t 1 r* 4 a nf. if the conference.
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    Ting Kil Tin.
    331 10 Proposed I-'inal Dividend ot 12‘i 1’er tent. i'l.c toil ni. ct Tim* Kil Ti*i .Mii»i>, Limited, w,;. at the Honirkepo j; .»,k' ch a July 1!*. 'J'he foilowiile* is l *j| s re:*o to ill* pn sen ted at the m. 1 He p o.i ior the
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    BOGUS SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
    241 10 Mr. 1 hoo kr.t l'eng (iius IA: der.ee. (From Our Own Correspondent.) L a Lumpur, July v 1 b.Uese. 11;.:.., I.at K;.h W out product <i the j *r. t >urt this ni.irn," oel>oi .Mr. .J. V. ih.'uh •< chary,.; xvp-i nt,» mptim: t- ,he«:t i*.x- lion.
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    HIRE CARS STRIKE.
    100 10 T;iipint's Traffic Arranuemoiit* Resented. (From Our Own Correspondent.5 Ipoh, July t Taipiny’s solution of the problem tno congest ion of hire cars wit.iii V»wij is parking them just outside ai I orbuidinyr any ears plying at out.'-;*' to enter the town. Meanwhile half a dozen liei n
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    CHINA OVERSEAS.
    496 11 “‘Our Colonial Empire’ in Straits Settlements.” v,.table Declaration by Mr. Wen Shih-Chen. lii-n is at the dawn of a stable V declared Mr. Wen Shih-chen, mi Pei Fu’s representative, in a interview. \.ca claims that tnc* prestige and f China, if not politically then v qjv, is steadily
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    A PROBATE ACTION.
    149 11 Fwinr's Cablegram Clinches The Matter. pjtlication of an Indian named li B-. o fur probate of tiic will of i'.aliim dreea? <i was mentioned 8’ri>vem<* Conn on July 7. 1 Hon. C. Kveritt. who represented Mr. F.iay, said that his client had hi.horn i’ <* api’iicr.tion, 'o.
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    Notes from Siam.
    723 11 Ample Land Awaiting Development. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 5. Your recent leader on Siam has created considerable inleiest in high circles ae.e. 1 he <jue.ii.ui cf broadening the basis of agriculture is one that is coming in f r greater attention, and, under the present
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    MISADVENTURE.
    46 11 (From Oar Own Correspondent.j Penang, July 7. At flu* inijui t on Michael St-wart. the iur.i.'iau boy who was killed by a motoron Jj 22, the Coroner returned a vend it of death from mi-adventure as n > •ye’vitner.s of tne accident was fortncoming. J i
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    Municipal Gas.
    416 11 Growing Demand for Cooking Purposes. The following are extracts from tlu report of Mr. F. Bedford, Municipal Gas Kngineer at Singapore Ti:e coal used during the year was all Australian, chiefly from the Bellbird and Aberdare collieries. A trial is to be mad*, with English coal, a shipment
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    MALACCA SPOUT.
    308 11 (iidf Match Against Negri Semhiian. (From Our Own Correspondent.) In the first round of the men's singles gold match (handicaps 12 and over) iiibbert beat Hurgess, and Ksson l**at K:.e. In the second round Ksson beat Iiihbert, Ilannigan beat Waiters. Brandon beat Beatty and Green beat Clarke. In
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    Chinese Trustees Sued.
    468 11 Two Members of Advisory Board in Court. Two well-known members of the C'liine.se community were defendants in an action which came before the Chief Jus* I ce (Sir William Munson), last Thursday. The plaintiffs were beneficiaries under the will of the late Chew Joon Ilian, and the
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    SIR RICHARD WALDIE GRIFFITH.
    173 11 Well-known Territorial And Sportsman. Owing to a mi understanding by our Kuala l.ump'iir correspondent Sir Richard \V, Idic Griffith, who was married to Mrs. Alice Maud Pearson at Kuala Lumpur mst week, was onuiieoiisly dexrribod a. an Austra.iar baronet.* »Sir Ri hard is th<* third baronet
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    TREMORS AT LIGHTHOUSE.
    76 11 Two Shocks Felt ;tl One Fathom Hank. (< report Iris born received fr >mi (he ilghtla opor af One Fathom Hank l.ight- ‘‘Mise, near Sirioapaie, to l he etl'ect that a si ght (in'! lujunhe ’■hock was fit en •lane UK and lasted :;o seconds, and anther
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    65 12 [The Straits Times is not responsible foi the opinions of its correspondents. Corre !',i »iMit'iits should Lear in uiind that letter* must be short and to the point. Lony rambling epistles are liable to be rejected oi ruthlessly cut down. Correspondents mus enclose their numes, not necessarily ioi publication
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    The Seductive Chit.
    443 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I think there is a good deal in your suggestion that the promiscuous credit accorded by local retailers is a direct inducement to newcomers to spend more than they can afford, and though it is doubtful whether the change
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    The Aided Schools.
    125 12 T" the Editor of the Straits Times. bir. 1 am in tiler a Methodist, a R 1 nor n A ng i i, b it n 'a man se !;in<- to d>i his til t a a i t i a. i rm t w ile arid
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    New Twakow Rules.
    496 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,-—'l lie nc'xt sitting of Legislative Council will lx* on the 12th instant, and on the same date the Straits Settlement*.) A o iat ion i holding a meeting. As a matter of coincidence the new Twr.kow Rules are on
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    The Municipal Census.
    317 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. S r, —Your leader of Saturday gives the census tigure as o«3,<>25, being go.Uuu unove that of li>21. It seems a pity that the census did not include the whole t»land, Lccau.-e to anyone conversant with what is fcoing on,
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    Cholera Correction.
    297 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In your issue of the 8th instant, vour Bangkok correspondent (in his Notes from Siam) mentions a cholera incident relative to a Norwegian steamer named the Skuld. The fact« mentioned are mostly incorrect and should be corrected. The Mkuld had
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    The Van Diggelen Fibre Process.
    503 12 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, —In the Straits Times of Monday, Marm 10, appears an article on page 0, entitled “Coconut Industry” referring to the so-called van Diggelen process. Ido n t know from what source you receive the information, but your
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    The Malayan Show.
    132 12 Support Wanted for Rubber Section. In past years the rubber, gums, and osins section of the Malayan Exhibition it Kuala Lumpur has not been anything ke full and interesting as it ought to -io, and a special effort is being made this vi av to see that
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    Cholera Precautions.
    361 12 Hint. byPrijtf pal avn, Wiol To the Editor of the Straits T inie Sir,—Although cholera is at nr prevalent in several countries of tl v 1 East, sufferers from this disease hi ar from time to time been removed K* from ships entering our ports and to quarantine
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    NEW Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL.
    111 12 Lady Guillcroard’s Appeal For Funds. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, July 7. Lady Guillemard opt nod the r. Y.W.C.A. Hostel In Ans n Road day evening and in the course of her i speech appea’ed L -r funds t> s.pp-r: j Association in order to got a
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    NAI HOOT TIN.
    197 12 (From Oiu Own Correspondent.) Ip >h, July 1.’. At the statutory meeting: of Nai H Tin, Ltd., the Hon. Mr. H. Jones, presiding said the company was floated in January with 865,000 dollar sdiaies. Applications exceeding a nii11 i*-n <1'-* lars had been received for allotnun and
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      The Art of the Camera.
      25 13 A prize winning picture at the recent successful exhibition held by the Singapore Camera Club. Photo, by Lhiii ltoon l.cong.
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      Singapore Camera Club Exhibition.
      38 14 l<\ M Sj-Jt.i I*!i >.'■>. by i.li Photo. h\' M. SiiLiitii. ;o.‘o by X Or.su mi Photo h\ DsiUiii More prize winning pictures at the Singapore Camera luh exhibition. /V.'o.'u hy X i s!i tJzu
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      The Sultan of Perak.
      22 15 recent portrait of II.II. the Sultan ot Herah. accompanied by hi- A. (.apt. Lindsay Nears. by I hub.
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      Ex-Service Ball.
      25 15 Sir Richard Waidie t.rillit’i and Lady (•rillith, who were married at Kuala Lumpur on July at the Kx-Serwc s Association of Mala&gt;a hall.
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      Singapore Harbour Board Gathering.
      52 15 Many members of the senior and subordinate stalls «,f the Singapore Harbour Hoard gathered in a festively decorate.] Kodown at Tanjong I'agar to say farewell to Ser^t. -Major Mohamed Said on his retirement after 39 years serviie in the Harbour Hoard I’olice. I’ilnto l&gt;\ X.il.il JUII,l
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      Aquatic Sport at Ipoh.
      23 15 yi l&gt;ws 0 j u s« imining I'ool. Ipoh, a popular place nl resort lor European residents. i &lt;• !&lt;\ tail
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      Malayan Weddings.
      51 16 The wedding of Mr. Ilenry tiartle. n| Kamuning K-tate. and Miss Janet Httdgc took place at the Presbyterian Church, Penang, on June 29. ’V II. u Mr. I. M. Curtice and Mi*- Slu' ia Sullivan, who were married at &gt;t Ar.i'iiH Cathedral. Singapore. on J-.th *.v .v n
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      THIRTY-SIX YEARS IN COURT.
      36 16 Mr. J. I thee m, who is retiring alter thirty-six years as usher in the District and Police Courts, Singapore. Mr. Ithcem is a well-known personalitv to those connected with the law.
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      MISS RUTH ST. DENIS.
      34 16 I he I union* American dancer. Doth St. Denis. and led Shawn and the I tenisha w n Dancers give a farewell performance at the Victoria I'heatre. Singapore. this evening.
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      THE NEW GUINEA EXPEDITION.
      25 16 ifmbcrano finer, Dutch New Cuinea. Hh«wiu S Albatron Mand. the blunders «f .he joint Dutch-Amcrican expedition which b exploring New Guinea.
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  • PAST WEEK’S IMPERIAL AND GENERAL NEWS Contained in Reuter and Special Telegrams.
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      HOUSE OF LORDS SCENE.
      672 17 [REUTER TELEGRAM.] Angry Cries by Labour M.P.’s. FIGHT IN COMMONS. Koval Assent to Coal Mines Bill. [REUTER TELEGRAM.] London, July 7. Yorkshire coal owners, whose act n Jed the Government to abandon their •.rti- n of f rcing the passage of the I 1 Mines Bill,
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      Empire Universities.
      159 17 Important Congress Meets In London. London, July 12. Mr. Amery, Secretary for the Colonies, &gt; resided at an inaugural Government luncheon to the to li.e congress jf uuiversitLo of the Empire. Anion: .nj leO g jests and representatives of .niv*. rsities weie profess*.rs from Canada, Australia, South Africa,
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      Export Credits.
      178 17 New Government Scheme Explained. London, July 12. The Government's new export credituarantce scheme came into operation lo-iiay. llencef' rth the Department of Overseas Trade, wiiich is responsible for the administration of tfie scheme, will be known •s the Export Credits Guarantee Departr.ent. Mr. A. M. Samuel, explaining to
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      Antwerp Dock Strike.
      60 17 Employers Agree to Work Resuming. London, July 8. Antwerp As a result of intervention l-y the Governor of the province and the B triroma: ter of Antwerp, the dock emnluyors have decided that, in the interests of the country, it is necessary to resume work r.t all
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      UNRULY LABOURITES.
      222 17 Speaker on House of Lords Scene. Incident Regarded as Gross Indignity. London, July 12. In the House of Commons, referring t» the scene in the House of Lords on i he 8th inst, in response to a Conser\ative question, the Speaker said he regarded the incident us a
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      Submarine Disaster.
      273 17 Identification cf Victims’ Bodies. London, July 8. Brooklyn The submarine Sul, which was recently raised, was drydocked here at midnight after grounding foe eleven bouis through losing tv\o supporting pontoons live miles out. in the meantime a pathetic vigil at tile dockside was kept by the bereaved families
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      Riff Campaign.
      66 17 Operations Against Remainin'.; Rebels. Paris, July 11. R- bat General Boichut, who vanqubh ad the Ri flams, has depared to lead tin imminent operations against the Taza u* a, which is the lest den f the moun'iii.u d’.- i.lints. According t &gt; the Petit Purisien, five '•olumns will
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      CHINA’S FINANCES.
      209 17 Closing of the Tariff Conference. Wu Pei Fu States His Plans. L union, July 7. Peking: Wu Pei-fu, in an interview, declared that the closing of the taritf conference implies indefinite suspension. He is determined to appoint a new delegation, then if the powers refuse to continue the
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      Ex-Service Men’s Appeal.
      281 17 Strikin': Procession in Paris Streets. London, July 11. Paris A party of blind and distiirurcd ex-service men, carrying: flags, headed tho procession of disabled ex-service men organised as an appeal to America to giant a more lenient debt settlement. '1 be streets were lined by large crowds.
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      Courtauld’s Slump.
      115 17 Ritf Drop in Artificial Silk Shai *es. London, July 9. lb* re has boon a bit? slump in t h bares of Court}*uld’s, the* arlbhial s'lk mnnufm lurers, and one of th&lt;* mo-t favourite counters on the Stork L-vIia- Following the announcement of a r"d'jc.ion in tin 1
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      MUNITION DEPOT EXPLODES.
      987 18 Terrible Disaster in United States. MANY KILLED. I'arracks ?aul Villages Doslroycd. L*;nd n, July 11. W.i-hin-.ton Tin* Navy Department advise*! that tin* Naval nmmun ti«»n dpt at Lake Di-nmark, Hovel, New Jt v, was struck by lightning. .\i, 1 ;t two third- i f the p-ei' onm*!
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      Sultan of Morocco.
      187 18 Welcome on Landing In France. Paris, July s. Tin* Sultan of Mo: -.»e&lt;-o h.:* f* &gt;•»!•' .i:&lt;-a i *r l a i. j:i order preside t I i* Moslem c inny oi conscerat.iu ...i* :uc iccoiii’y e4»n,nlctid. He v. .ii at;end toe m.lv.ary parade on Ju.y I
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      N.U.R. Conference.
      102 18 Allegations of Victimisation liy Companies. London, July 7. i lie National Union of Railwaymen confeii-n e pa sod a resolution protesting a ainst victimisation by the railway companies. •Mr. (damp said the assurances giv n y the c unpauies had been flagiuntly bn'kv n. M". Thomas aid nothing
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      Loan to Colombia.
      59 18 Lond- n, July 10. Bygotn, Colombia: The arrival of an i'dicial of the New York National City i-unk has given rise to the report of ;t ub tantia.l loan being*- made t-&gt; Cov. rn- iv. f'er tiu* inauguration of the new ib* i-hnt. Th.* money w*M probably
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      COBHAM’S FLIGHT.
      401 18 Proceeds With New Mechanic. Rapid Trip from Basra To Rushire. London, July 7. Baghdad Mr. E’dutt. Mr. Alan Cobhams mechanic, who was shot by an Arab, while the machine was tlyimr near Basra, dieii in hospital at Basra late .ast night. London, July S. The De Havilland Aircraft
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      The Cotton Industry.
      118 18 Pessimistic View as To Difficulties. London, July 8. Bogged in a morass I‘rom which i. s»M\r.s impossible to extricate* it." was the description of tin* present situation in the .otton industry in the presidential address of Mr. F. \Y. Birchenough, of the Cotton Spinners Amalgamated Operatives Association.
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      American Loans.
      74 18 Nearly Two Million Dollars To Germany. London, July 8. Washington Out of $433 000.000 of private American loans t&gt; foreign gov'a. uus rnd corporations doling the 1 o :&lt; 1v M,, ‘hs Germany heads the Jig* I'.v.t’i M.*i issues totalling $100,000,000. I Lalio American countries obtained i '1
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      CANADA.
      261 18 The Issue at the General Election. Losses Through Customs Irregularities. London. July &lt;&lt; Toronto Mr. Stevens, acting Mini t r&gt;t c ast ms. in a .speech, declared tu* iu.e issue of the elections was i..,t -l" c*ci*s t it lit :ona! issue which the Lib-i-* were v-mleavouring to nuke
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      Portuguese Cabinet.
      86 18 General da Costa Goes Abroad. Lond &gt;n, July 11. Lisbon The nt\v Go»v uncut, 1 I nt.abie t obtain tram ua Costa t.a:.~ •mission of h.s powers as Ibesuiei... lesolved t&lt; in.prison him in a m.i Lisbon. ii •-ti--ra.5;ps a:e in cus*e l d a w a:.ship. London,
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      Crisis in Brazil.
      93 18 Improved Exchange Value HitIndustries. London. July S. Ne w York It is rep rled from Ik do Jamiro that there is an imlust.au crisis in lir:.zil t.wii.j: to the imp-' nunt in the cxchan.ro value of mir Commodity sales have declined A* 1cent, in the past nine
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      Indian Currency.
      63 18 Lord Inehcape Expects Stabilised Rupee. London. Jiny At the annual meeting of the r 1 nankin.** Corporation Lord jnelua: lit* anticipated that the r sail «&gt;; t l.orations of the Royal C mmo Indian currency would be to &gt;* rupee at Is. t'd. He v:i3 of opinion that
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      Tornado in U.S.
      36 18 Two Killed r.rsd ?*?i* Destruction. London, -I Chicago: Two p.oplo were k. “voral soriau: !y inju:cd by a whili swept Benton Harbour a’ •lest -netion in parts of In ii:* buildings and orchards.
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      MINISTERS AND COMPANIES.
      491 19 Debate in House Of Commons. LABOUR attacks. I Vittomus Uiel.v 1».v I’rimc Minister. I 1.0. dol JuK l’J. I ip.,,,,,. i oixini' foiloxMnyij i q.pe-itioii n-1 iiri— t,u -ts of V •I’uU'M .M»:ii-ler**.| l! N ‘V,.h ll. ndet-.U. i li beiiaif of th. 111 ..\*'d r"!U-Mi«»c i
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      German Miners.
      90 19 l nwilling &lt;o Work Shorter Hours. London, .Lily 7. j"cken The (Ierman Miner-’ ted the proposal of Mr. F’rank '"’•t the international minim*.' -'•'.t he -olved hy decreasing th. hours of (Jerninn miners, e\* the opinion that it was ini- 1 equalise British and (Ierman ‘U' to the
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      U.S. SHIPS SOLD.
      385 19 Purchase by Hamburg* Amerika Line. Increase of (ierman Capital. l.oitd m. .1 a’y N'-c. A t I i.e S &gt;:pp nu I».*:.•*•! ;.iv .u'd iu'i'U itu? to i'. t u (ioveinn i pa -CU vi" hii.it •.&lt;i c; i ::o i&gt; ii•» *i jiiinti th" Lev .i
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      Belgian Finance.
      129 19 A Far Reaching Plan Of Reform. London. July LI. B’U'-t A he:o,, :l:-!o»Ho jdan *&gt;t| r* t• 11 »i has I" u evolved by the (ioxern-j cu sit :,i i« w of the anxious linancial situation. It aims at stabilisinjr the franc at well b i"\\ 2"", pr"!:ii*i’
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      New Shipping.
      93 19 Big Increase in Motor Tonnage. I.m don. July i'h The outstan«linv? feature of Lloyd’s sliiphiiihltny return- I•» 'la* tarce monthMtd’.id June lid, -h.• a remarkable developiiu in meter teimane wim h. m: the b.’isus of world returns, is imu '1 1 per *****, of si' aiti ’."iiiume under
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      Calcutta Riot.
      63 19 Another Hindu-Moslem (hithreak. London July 11 Calcutta: There wa- a serious ILnduMoslem outbreak in i suhlirh. Laru'e number.' &lt;f M"-l hed I "in a imiMjue and attacked a Hindu ndiui'.u.s procession escortitm a car with idol-. Lift t un Hindus were injured and cut to hospital and the
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      AIR RACE.
      143 19 Fine Win for a Small Machine. Average of Over Ninety Miles An Hour. London, July PL ’amain Broad, flying a .'.i&gt; horse pow r D. ii a\ Moth, won the two day nil ra for tii Kind’s l.’up. lii'oe were 14 competitors &lt;m al!Iliilisli n.a hinus iind'-t handicap
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      Textile Manufactures.
      91 19 New Process for Ftilising Fibres. London. Julv II. 1 or te.uiiin'' claims are made hy the Indian !&gt; Nanji, &lt; f Kirminoham, and Pc. Pa*.roil of Bristol universities for a I ne,\ piocu.-s for making natural vrjjetabl" Jlhl e&gt; more useful to lev’in* m.Hiufac til" IS It claimed
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      Aeroplane Crashes.
      63 19 Dutch Pilot and Passenger Killed. London, July 10. The Hauue '1 he Kokkcr aeroplane a :L i i'-cently visited Batavia, employed i of. iii vills!erdam-Hrus-els-Pat is service, was forced to laud in a cornfield near 1 Hi u- *el- and crashed. j The pil 't a ad a
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      Round the World Circuit.
      88 19 London, July 7. New York ape tin Kerry, the air mail pilot, has left for Seattle in a uiant Sikoi-ky plane to meet Adams and Wells, who are attempting 1&lt;&gt; break the world i• i iii vnrd of 'Id days, and rush them [r&gt; New York.
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      Philadelphia Exhibition.
      85 19 I.ondon, July (T.ieauo (iuarded by v i\ atUuidunts, ari.'ud w’tli nearly a ndllion die ia vs worth "t fit toiic ye ms pa -el th'-oti'.’ Ii the city to-day en route to Phiiadeipiiia, to he shown at tin* lahth 11 ni\ersai y Kxhihit ion. I’iie c diect ion
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      New Motor Record.
      54 19 I.ondon, July 11 l'aii- It is claimed that a hoi &lt; power car driven alternately hy ilm J drivers iias broken tin* world’s 'J J houi record "H tiie l.inas-.Monthlery track.' i mv ia.j- t.ldT kilometres f»7S rmtie-. 1' slated that the previou* re«*oi d ki'oin'-t i
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      Railway Fatality.
      46 19 i.olid' -In y 10. Wih's'iw 'li it were iu i »,d ni. 11 cri*. i 1\ ie iii' t d iii o:i* r:, i&gt;"!ii d ’o ha’ iu* a a it iu'tiin liny. Se\ ey,t 1 r,i; i w m&gt; ii ia i d.
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      Doisy Returns.
      28 19 ndun. .1 ii\ i 1 Kali-: I he aviator Bellelier* 11 &gt; ■etunu d by train. H* de» re* th:,l Hihi t'» Peking was his la f
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      PORTUGAL.
      116 19 Another Government Crisis. The Da Uosta .Ministry Overt h rown. I.ondon, July it. '•"■hoii J'ii da ii-'a &lt;iov rrinieiit has n x«■ t .Town. I*n i&gt;tn a prisoner in I#; '••mi J a' i A i w &lt; iti'iiiel !&lt;«•• »i formed with (•encral ui.ion;, I'riine Minister, Mai i
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      Riff Campaign.
      60 19 Abd cl Klim to Ho To Reunion. I.ondon, July IT Kalis li is flit ally stated that. Alsi el Krim will he interned the island of Reunion. Baris, July Hi. M. Ih'iatid and (lenciul I’rimo Rivera have a 1*ranen-,Spanish ajmsmient uonceridrit? the pacification of Morocco. It is stated
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      Eastern Telegraph Company.
      52 19 Fifty Year Concession From (irecce. I.ondon, July IT J it" Kuftern Telegraph Company have sro uri &lt;i a t»: ty*•*»r concession from the »uk (iovernnient for hod* cable and wire V's*- communication. This is the fir oc a' on of a joint cable njid wivles:* concession i&gt;«•
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      Suppressing Bootlegging.
      49 19 I rohihtfion Delegates Visit Britain. London, July 11. lii'' I Status chief prohibition '•Hirer, Mr. Andrews, has ani\ei| m I.ondon at tin* head of a delegation to disiu.-s with 'lie I Sri t i s !i (iivernment the *uppiv mi of ml i mat loiiul hoot le/yimr.
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      Bisley.
      34 19 anada Retains Kolaporc ('up. f.f.mloii, July I Bisley t Thu Koi.ipoir up was re i a im'mI by &lt; amtda, wnli a -core of 1,1 It*. Thu .Mother &lt;‘owutc\ was second with 1,11 :i.
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      British Trade.
      40 19 Scrious KfTecl of Foal Stoppage. London, July 12. Mu' Board ol Trad" returns for June am: Import- .Sf*7,‘»0 J.imu, x 1 1 tuO.lUT.IHlO, 'Iiriva .if 11 ami i l. i) i.•••mi ii. .i mu pa 11&gt;(| witu May.
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      German Disarmament.
      75 19 London, July IT Berlin .niuiH fir h &lt;1 matnl- with i &lt; a i t•* di-anunim m 1111 cyan iinu. f r»&lt; ierman anu; with nirnliun ui‘ i: 11 i t; i r\ »&gt;rxtnni ulinf.-, have been i i o! I t i j p,|(- ri‘( &lt;&gt;nt ly
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      Australian Cotton.
      25 19 n, July •h i &gt;.*i*«I run nr I• &gt; in- 1 ra i .t &lt; uii vani ’Vf J inf V .f bd. t P"
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      FRENCH DEBT SETTLEMENT.
      578 20 Mr. Churchill Explains Provisions. FRANCS IMPROVE. Host rraitital Arrangement Achieved/* London, July I•* In the- Hon- of Common-', M r nurchdl announced that the complete set I* it n *T 1 1 signed by M. &lt; aillaux and him-elf &gt;e-tcr* «iay ctvei'ed, not un rely the I'*&lt;
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      Tacna-Arica Dispute.
      52 20 I.etlido:., July |D. New A oi k it i i cpui red p om •dmtkeco that n&lt; got m; k,h ;n' piuci cdiu* v* ibli Hnlivia p ovidtr*g b&lt;r thu fiaialmrr ovcj of both Tael.a nd \rira in K divis "ith coinpe e-at ;,m r pen a*,.: i
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      China’s War.
      24 20 Nr#l:e.( i. .fitly Peking Ti. e.ii'uel fenau hav*- l.-it*r#*-'e 11 L'v-uiiiii (Hack on Km.ovmedue v fight i i&gt;{ If' &gt;m the capita*
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      New York Subways.
      205 20 No Disorders Arise From Strike. London. July 7. New York rowded tram.-, hiise land tuxieahs, improvised motor vans aid horse-drawn trucks were evidence of the eontiriuation of the subway strike. S&lt;* far tlx*re* have been no di*orders. Alert pcdicomen are at every -ubwav station ami other points,
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      Ludendorff Divorced.
      62 20 Londuti. July I*. .Munich Thi wife of Lenera! Ludctidoc.'V ha in-on granted a divorce mi he r »h-a that l.udendurlT's political activities au-ed him to neglect her. The ease was heard in camera. The omt declared that both parties xu'ic Man worthy. Ihe I jr* tic ml withdrew
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      Mr. Mellon for Europe.
      53 20 linden, July Id.. N'-w A oik Mr. Mellon j- .-lim tiy -.cdii*g on a holiday to Europe. It &gt; believed to he entirely unconnected wit'i intei nat ioual finance. He going to Pome te* visit his newly married daughter .Mr. Mellon experts to r tiirn h
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      U.S. Veteran Dead.
      55 20 London, July F!. New York The death ha- oeeiirred nf 1 o lu-ral Littleton Waller, t e funmu* veteran of the United State- Marine-, who ;n the* course of many battle* earned tin nickname of “Old Fire-eater." He fourtht at Alexandria, v. ion ti.i so-called false prophet
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      New York Heat Wave.
      45 20 l.'»nd *n, July 11. N'i ’.v N ork. The swidtciinu heat wave continues. Thousands are sleeping al i re ell. He re have l»een a do/en deaths and many prostrations in the city. Kleven deaths occurred elsewhere on tla* ea-iern •'aboard.
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      Earthquake Relief Fund.
      23 20 I.ondon, July 7. Amsterdam The Queen ha- enntrijbiiTcd I'l.3,000 to the relief fund for victims of the earthquake in Sumatra.
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      TOWKAY CHARGED.
      114 20 Serious Allegations At Penang. tbiom Our Own Correspondent i. Penang, .luiv 7. The case was mentioned in court to. da\ in which Khoo Him Eng, a wellkm.vvu resident, is alleged t-. have cheated Huong Shin Kook, an cqu.ilh well-known Chinese, in res peel of Sl.oOn. The lu-aring wa-
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      Chinese Libel Action.
      223 20 Question oi Misappropriating Funds. The action 111 whi.ll l.U Sh.h Zee. pi iucipul OI the Chine se High Svlmo!. sued the I at I’au rho Kuenani, it editm. *1 »h«n.agc, for alleged iibel wa- n.eiitioiied m the Supreme ourt. «"t ’fuesday. when the Chief Justice (Sir Will.
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      BANKRUPTCY COURT.
      382 20 Husband's (onM\\ance to Wifi* Set Aside. Mr. -lii tu I inane braid argument in »hc liank; uni. &gt; &lt; *un oil rrio jy in ;i matter in which 1 1 •&gt; «hVa iai A-.signet sought to -&lt; t aside two c oiivoyaiUM— of land at Kallang b\ a
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      SECRET SOCIETY FEUD.
      86 20 hineso .Mini* Coolit's At tackl'd. Anuta report' that owing t., a feud l 'tween K 'tain mc’inlt' i-c of riwnese .-(•cM'ct s.,eiety in F’alemhanti. one of th* tmimheis of the society went to Kertapati and attacked a number of coolies working in the coal mints, mu* of
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      CHOLERA OUTBREAK.
      575 20 Chief Engineer of Erinpun 111. Ship Twice Disinfected \i Singapore. A third ease j.f ehulert &lt;,evm'i,.,j hoard tin* British India -teamer i. 1 1 i n i &gt;ii the night of the 7th inst.. when' \j, lb'ltlop. t hief engineer. devcleqie-d M !lt i|m of the di -ease.
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      POLICE NEWS.
      105 20 Three Murders Reported Durin-WeeU-end. 1 Mi Sunday aftei noon about hoily of a Malay w.e- taken irom n rireiun near St. Michael'.- lb»ad. k* 1 I it appeared, in ihe water nevera day.", i’ll*-* hand.' worn tad together. ,v there wa.- the mark of a rope round tick.
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      OPIUM RESERVE.
      1217 21 yj eWS of the S.S. Association'! Sub-Committee. j I Di.aDP'-ovos of Ton Per fent| Contribution. i is the report »&gt;f the stilt* |i t appointed by the Straits j (Singapore) Association to ,i report on tin* Colony of the* l &gt; Opium Revenue Re,v‘‘ Reserve Fund. .•inatien of
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      JAPANESE M.P.’s.
      174 21 Party Touring Kast Indies And Malaya. Seven Japanese Member- &lt;• t I at liani* t t I: iv expected t*» an i\e at Singapore by [tlie Kashima Maru *n July The party will spend a short time her* and will visit Java. Australia, and the South Sea 1-lands
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      Passengers.
      85 21 riu* fidliiwing Stndt pi U ,M the Aiscl.i Moi". lot Kitrop* VI, M \l. llaron. M H B* HWi I Mr J I*i*st*rat)He- Si* \l. (it iftilli. Mr. ami Mr-. I. *be*, on. Mi. h Im, Mr. C B k. i r*. Mr A I al M V. R
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      Yachting.
      630 21 The July Cup. The second race for the July Cup was productive of a mass of excitement that almost tidies its proper position within a column of the local press. Firstly tin* Burity Brigade had Iwvn round the Harbour its ministrations' i**sult'ng n a Man of War buoy of
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      TWO AIRMEN KILLED.
      72 21 Ollicer and Mechanic rash \1 Ruznink. Frmn bn* Kvn &lt; 'oi r* -p- ndent Penang, July 7. The A iiahahad correspondent *&gt;f the (ja/ettf wir*s that when atteinpling to land at Bazmak ye-.ter*lay. one *&gt;f the Bristol Fighter- of number Five Sqi q.droti stalled a hundred feet
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      Straits Settlements Association.
      826 21 Various Questions Discussed In Committee. The following art* tin* minutes of a i-iiminitltv meeting of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association held in the Singapore Kxclmngo Room on Monday Cn sent Mr. J. (I. Campbell (President), Mr. II. W. Ra|&gt;cr (Vice-Bre ident), Hon. Mr. C. Kveritt, Hon. Mr
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      Singapore Football.
      2415 22 liver Display by ttejjinicnta! Forwards. The 2nd Bn. t tsm Dole &lt; f WVllin ’.,11's Regiment &lt;n k at" I l* I*- 1 1 goals to 2 at tie Sf:'iiu.i. ,ml tlms go I th. lep ""f H e ill d.. 1 1 t aide m. ,m The
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      BOXING.
      141 22 [Reuter Telegram.] 1 hi* British Middleweight. hampionship. [Heulcr Telegram.] London, July 12. Tnniny Milligan, of Hamilton, and (•eorge st, of London, not at Holland I’ark Hall to-night in a twenty rounds »omest for the middleweight ehampion•hip of Itritain. Milligan won, the referee itdenening in the fourteenth round. Loth were
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      Lawn Tennis.
      466 22 fiJeuter T -N The DavU up t iu»utc T -!v Fond n. 1 i 1 -at mt In ■i.4 rinal &lt;f the Fir- pan z».iu- ingles Britain, h i'.,'; 1 1 Spam, ••--•j. r &gt; Kiuy&gt;ie'.' i'i'at S.r.-i;&lt; n, 7 &gt; u !t«i 1 &lt;•!)*] i In i
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      ATHLETICS.
      62 22 [Reuter Telegram.] English l nivi*rsitios American. [Reuter Telegram.] London, Jn y A 1 Sinmfwrd Bridge in Angln-A i 11 1i*i'~v«ir«ily .vijieties, the Oxford ami &lt; amWri !f.e team hen' ton and Cornell Wy 7 even?:' to England- Wins Internalioiial. Loudon, July 1 At Glasgow in an intermit imun competition
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      Singapore Cricket.
      291 23 ihiinillon Nearly Reaches Double Century. i i jjd innings of 1m* not out by y Hamilton very largely e litlibuted with which tiie Bankers’ ..id Insurance team defeated the k 1 n the Cricket club tournament Th,* match was begun on evening when the B.B. and I. !U
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      GOLF.
      194 23 [ULITFK TKI.F.r.KAM] I rench Open htimpionship IK’stilt. (RKtTFR TKI.F.r.RAM] 1.oiid,,n, July S. I'i:e Ficttch ojh-n golf ch:»rn*v;»s won by Aubixy Boomer. vvitli 2**n for 72 holes, w..- &gt;nd with 2&gt;5. Ruhh.v Jones WUis Again. London. Ju'.y II. I .S H**bhy Jones won &lt; inmpi"i&gt;shtp with a scoie 1 won
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      County Cricket.
      1120 23 [Renter Telegram.] Somerset Secure Advantage At Manchester. [Renter Telegram.] London, July 1*. Soon i.-**t won on the first innings again -t Lancashire at Man&lt; hest* r. The Immr county’s first seme was l'.rj, viimi eoniriliuting 5ft and Malmpeace lift. Wh it,* vv ji* the most Mjecessfal howler taking
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      INTER-VARSITY CRICKET.
      313 23 I Narrow W in for Ai i Lords. London, July 7. In tin' int,i-v?ii-iiv match at Lords 'nmhridue heat Oxford l&gt;y 111 lari':. Knmhiidye scnr« *1 ITS in their liM inniii.ui. Knthr«v»'ii and L’ohins neiuu th»* most 'lu-' f.'-'-I'»| batsmen with ."&gt;! anil ’7 ie&gt;;»»•*•;;\ »»ly. I• iv«•
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      Australians’ Tour.
      251 23 [Reut«*r T».*!&lt;‘uram. Astonishing Cricket In Worcester Match. (Reuter Tele” ram. London, July 7. The two-day match between the Australians and Worcestershire opened in dull weather and before a crowd of 5,000 at Worcester. The wiej.et was on the* soft side. Tin* A &gt;M ru l au- Idled Jirst
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      MALACCA TENNIS.
      407 23 lost 1 Battle Between Single Finalists. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malaera, .July p. llli'M- W;.S .1 large turnout of sjiecUlto/&gt; "f all nai no unit it* &gt; i 0 the final m the singles ye. rerd.-.-y afternoon at 1 r T,M s l M, «’tator.s llif ’idl'd Mr.
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      Ipoh Races.
      1369 24 The Second Pay's Kunnins. (From Our Own on'espoTu.ent.) I(i»di. July v There was a fair att' iidac.i*' at Hi" lp**b (binkliiiiui Cl-ib I«•-* Li x t Hu sec mi .las-’s ran Il.ll. th. Snl'an of l **r.d was again pr.-ci.t. The going v.m* good. Results Ex-Gritlin Bmi.' C!a~
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      ETON AND HARROW MATCH.
      82 24 {Router Telegram. J \nmta1 l-'ixltire Drawn it 1 l.ortss. IHeuter Telegram.J Loudon, Juiy lo. Tin* Eton and Harrow mat.l; at l.&lt;-r*i&gt; was drawn. Eton made 2,12 ia tin b: o Di'/oete .'Corine; 72. Aiukeae toi l; three wakcis fin 2P. ti ling in a *'imii time.
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      BILLIARDS.
      242 24 I'alhiner .Makes Mniava Mvvurd OI ill. A 'Olen Mo break of Hi v.ar tVa.m. ,.f la ai I*':- IK if. t- xittbitum *u th ngn pi re mb n J u •&gt; The prof* i.wnl wn* engaged in u match «»f IJmM&gt; U| it It &lt; «»l. a"* KU
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    TIN RETURNS.
    237 24 North I*m pinj? Tin Dredffiojr (’&lt;». Ltd. 1*17 j.ii-ui*. *'11 hou.v*. 77.000 \.»r.i*. IL n.'itc I T Dredging Co., Ltd.— Dm a*. V*. 1 P* pi il*. dredge No. 2 211 pic'!*. Approximate t**ta output Ac t’i*m. u h of June, 11**J» ♦Oil pi uX Lb y»i. Siuicing
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    MARRIAGE.
    35 24 M(i*-'.* 11.1 KS('I,(' 1 l. At Ii,* *t'.'ii, &lt; ,1'liV 7, I’.'J''*. Sal’ U&lt; l iiot ai i ltl«-- '«n. of II. Mil Pb&gt; I Oi p ,i &lt;1 li. v.oill!* '1*1'.", «».!’&gt;. 1 .1 P.
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    SILVER WEDDING.
    47 24 &gt;\I kll'.s I Ai: A I l i: 1 A- ?!,f \fi.n- I &lt; i uiv11 of St. (ii uioy. on da iro!. i'. j ii. lai* K&lt; v. It. (t. (i:u |irr. Ai K&gt;i*ii .Mar l i Sa i k It* It* L't:a tap i
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    Trade and Finance.
    121 24 Sincapmv. .Inly EXCHANGE On London, Bank 4 rvi/s o %i Demand n*V.V 1‘rivale dm. credits 1 On New York, Demand Private 00 u s Vj. 4 On 1- ranre, Ik-mk T.T On India. Bank T.T. i »n Hoturknntr. Bank T.T. On Shanghai. Bank T.T. (&gt;n .lava, Bank
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    Stocks and Shares.
    537 24 Snuap-'iv, J.. y i MINING. Issue X'ni. I'd. Buyer* i‘l £1 A.'i.ni Kumbang 04 07 1 Ib.tang Ram he &lt;M'H &lt;• I •»&lt; i..icri..t g 2‘ il i E. Siaillt *’t 2 2! f 1 I l iram Tin 1 1 Id'i* Hydratil.c *b* 1 1 .b-han
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  • The Straits Budget RUBBER SUPPLEMENT
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      CONTENTS.
      94 1 .1— Page (icIUTHl -1ji :tr*&gt;. c Dtlicial Quotations l I'.-Mn-r Price Averages iiuM.fi- Position 1 o:i«i*&gt;ti Rubber Stocks •n u Singapore Auction Uubber Control Figure n u i,| K *r Position (By A. W. S.) I j; I. Rubber Figures I j Rubber Auction Kulibir Returns Iginlop Rubber Meetings
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      RUBBER SITUATION.
      52 1 Singapore* Official Quotations. Forward Contract (Quotations Seller Prices s Aug. Oct. t. Ion S’porc July S« pt. Dec. July (Mill 1 0.71’j 0.73 *v *4 0.71 0.75 1 I o.ap' j 0.70 0.72 0,71 I tMio'j 0.70 o.T2 o.7l 1 O.OOL O.r.o 1 0.71’j 0.73* 1 et’iS’ 0.6J*
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      Rubber Price Averages.
      35 1 Rubbtr pi ice in the current 19 striction quarter for the period t« .1 ul v 1 l i e as f( j lows Singapoie &lt;0. IS cent* i "inlon Is, J).207d.
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      London Rubber Stocks.
      31 1 1. is n i Peat's cable from tlieii I 11 "tii i- gives 1,000 toils increase, the total London rubber stocks at 1". a u vi-ed, 26,616O tons.
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      The Singapore Auction.
      212 1 i 1 Singapore Chamber of Commerce I* '""elation held its 768th auction, n 1 dy 1 I. when there was catalogued L* i* ,s r 482.85 tons; offered lbs. or 25*3.72 tons; sold 591,688 "i 261.15 tons. Spot Is. 8-vd. 3'" Yolk J0’3 cts. PRICES REALISED. loMn'il
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      RUBBER POSITION.
      1009 1 The Splendid Service Of Lord Stevenson. Manufacturers And The Future. A. W. S., writing from London undei date June 16, says The death of Lord Stevenson is some-! thing of a blow to the Rubber Industry. 1 He was a man of amazing energy, far-j .•igliLd and contemptuous
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      RUBBER POSITION.
      260 1 Most of the rubber imports by th? Straits Settlements come from the Dutch Indies, and \vh*t is described as “wet” imports (from which, for not weight, a deduction of 550 per cent, should ho made) represents the hulk of the Dutch Indies native production. The figures, therefor**, have
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      Sialang Estates.
      469 1 Participation in Sumatra IJ nilcrtaking. The annual ordinary general meeting of tile Sialung Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on May 26 at Idol lane, K.C., Mr. C. Heat!) Clark (the Chairman) presiding. '1 he Chairman said:- 'l lie rise in the cost of production of 6.1 Id. per
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      CEYLON RUBBER CONTROL.
      61 1 The Controller of Rubber, Ceylon, sends us the f Jlowing statement of exports of rubber from Ceyl n during June:— 1925 iy‘26 Coy ton Imported Ceylon Imported Rubber Rubber Rubber Rubber Tens. Tons. Tons. Tons, lune 1.-27 'is i 4,2ox 358 Latex Rxports. •Iiiii'. I!»:’&lt;*. Nil gallons.
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      D. E. I. Rubber Figures.
      209 1 The Central S' ,i t i -;t i:-;i Mil. &lt;• of the Doted l.a-t In«lii* t in |»*****1 hint: 11 rubber i i miiict in u for the year 1925, fur Java ;111 &lt;I ullicr islands of tlie Dutch Airliipolago, quote tlie following figures Ton
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      Glenshiel Estates.
      1110 2 Record Dividend for Year 1925. The annual general mectiirr &lt;»! the (llenshiel Rubber L.-tntcs o., I-t&lt;I., wuheld on May 3, Mr. K. L. 1 liimilt* n (the ('haiiman presiding. Tile &lt; hainiian said !&gt;u ing the year 85 acre were planted with rubber, bringing the total planted area
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      LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
      586 2 Moderate Demand in Steady Market. Messrs. Bailow and C’o.b report of t.■ &gt;th inst. states I' luctuat ion &lt; in pi ice din ing the pa *1 week have again been small, and the market has remained quietly steady round about *&gt;*'i to cents for Sp.*:. The
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      United Sua Betong.
      1007 2 Sali-fadory Result of Board’s Policy. i rim ;i:im'«-l general meeting if thi 1 nit«-d 1 n Bet ’iig Rubber Lstates, Ltd., v.-as heel on May 10. Mr. Charles Knu»r--um (the thairman), presiding. 1 t hairmnn saal —The report and i-.iuats, iak» ;i together, mark ii record in
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      RUBBER RETURNS.
      331 2 An glo-Sumat ra.—55,301 lbs. Asahan.—00,11*0 lbs. Ay or Kuning.—80.000 lbs. Bradwall.—11.008 lbs. Bod ford.—12,007 lbs. Bcnar (Selangor).—1.1.400 lbs. Bukit K.B.—3.054 lbs. 15uk.it Lintang.—34.000 lbs. Bah Lias.—100,815 lbs. Bajau.— 1. ITT lbs. Ban tom: (Selangor).—51.589 lbs. Beaufort Borneo.—14.000 lbs. Bila (Sumatra). —85,500 lb.'. Central Sumatra.—00,412 lbs. Central Johoro.—15,103 lbs.
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      Kurau Rubber.
      780 3 V(. lnrrcu.-c in C**st Of l&gt;i'o*luction Expected. !Ula genera! mecCtny of the) k.dii'i i- Ksiale. Idd., wa- h/d*l on j Winchester House. Old Hrond; b'l b’,. r&gt; j.;, Hamilion (the*' I., presiding. x' 1 naan said: If you will turn! i c*'-slie**t yon will -eo that th** 1
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      TARUN (MALAY) ESTATES.
      860 3 Standard Production Without Over-Tupping. hhc ordinary y?&gt;;K'..il tu«'**iiny of the Taruu (Malay), iiui*l»cr HsiaU-. I.tti,. w;.s lu'M on May Mr. Id. 1). Money (chairman of the company), presiding. I lie bail man saiit —The balancv* sheet y*J will see leaves us with a et pi edit of
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      Ulu Pandan Estates.
      1060 3 Proceedings at Annual (General Meeting. The annual k«»neral meetiiiK t* th*- l”.i* ibuidan (Simapoivt, liubber Iv-tales, was h;*!*l mi Saturday at the olliees «d' the sei-retari* s Messrs. Kvatt ami &lt;’*•. Mr. ivolt San llin, presided, ami thenxv«'re also pnsetit Messrs, l*’. IVck, Cliim Tuan, The 11*.n.
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      BATU TIGA RUBBER.
      839 3 A I (word of Steady Development. 'Hu* am a! general meeting of tin- Hutu liga (Selangor* Itubher Company, I.i&lt;i.. xxas In Id ji April .’to, at t’haneery l.ane. Wd Mr. I,. Y. Hoitstead presiding. Hr t liairman said Willi tin* past iir &lt;1* .-"d mc Stvotid dorado
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      Sabrang Estate.
      557 4 Kstimated Prohl Kxcmk'd--l*o r ward l out rails. Tiic amnia immun. on-’ g' &lt;d to-' bamilig l, 1. .a' 1. w- cl 1 ii .lUlie .0'. lla ul.t* Uiii• man 1 n*i 1*. *1 I he (’hau man .-aid Ti; pi -i&gt;' 1 i; v v 1 ar
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      KAJANG ESTATES.
      510 4 Programme Held I p h&gt; Labour i Shorlatit*. Mi William (rieenhiil. &lt; iron inn j l\‘.j IIstate-. Ltd pie.-idin, at ta v 1 1 u aimua* general meeting in Jldinf,urg!i a May -;ii&lt;l; 'litis company har- \&lt; -t«*l -ill, ,ng the y«*ar .",97.2 is ih-., as &lt;-«*:iij*a'i &lt;i
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      LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
      578 4 .Messrs. 1‘Yaser and l «».*s Weekly Heporl. Y t a I" lid o.’s u,*( kl\ lepot l j *ia i.e,i .1l\ t at«■&gt;: j m J ndit i&lt; ri.- !ia\&lt; ;&lt;i v.-uled n l lie i iiia i -.ni e "iii ie.-t lepott .-i!'.«t *l• I &gt;
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      DUNLOP RUBBER.
      182 4 &lt; ompnny to hi* f ormed In India. Tin* lUuhher f ‘&gt;mj»ur** 1.1,1.. have decided t'» form i company in India i.iul t&lt;» invite tin* i/ihiic of India, Imimu ••mil &lt;&gt;ylmi to become -&gt;hnnmoiiie.'V. It is antici paled that thr issue in India will consist of v.o lakhs
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        LONDON EXCHANGE STERLING PRICES JUNE 17.
        397 4 Stoek StG h Par Excbann Far Value. Company. Pnra» Value Company. p-; n f! Al*a.o 3/15.1« il l.im/si ■i |i 4/j 2 I.Miiimu-Asiutic 7 i 13/ il I-u\\» r Perak il AiiRlo-Mala&gt; ..1% n Malacca M Ayer Kunin.u: 1 u .Malacca Pref. H il
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        SINGAPORE DOLLAR SHARE PRICES JULY 11.
        559 4 Capital b,u» Ch,h, e Pr.;.-. l*aid Up Value Dividenda Company Co. ‘il'vatt 31 500 1 p.o. for &gt;t. end. 28-2-2r,.\n l Mihv (SI» :i :;o 40 .1 ,l;t v &gt; r #0-9-26 A lor (ia.iah (Sl&gt; T^Oed.- u. Lrt p.e. mt. a/c year 30-6-26Am.
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