The Straits Times, 8 July 1926

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,215. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926 PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      89 1 "SANDHURST" CIGARETTES THE MOST OUTSTANDING SUCCESS OF MODERN TIMES. QUALITY CREATED THE SALE. QUALITY MAINTAINS THE DEMAND. per tin of 50 73 cents per tin of 50. 3-4 H.P. OUTBOARD. y" /-if/-? MARINE 3 H.P. and 6 H.P. W ii J !'i/frl(J r i'Us) MOTORS. INBOARD. J #f®»^« 9!^ So!e
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      139 1 THE VENUS "DREADNOUGHT" HIGH PRESSURE KEROSINE INCANDESCENT LAMP 400 candle power. STORM-PROOF x») J. EASY TO USE. J&***^ f ™^fe my Workshops, Factorio.-;, supplied c npici< Goilowns ami Cungalcv.^. hHB^ cessories «.:ti i. enamelled body wjth rJest value obluina l )!e. '|B "wK 4Bs^^g' 100 candle power. Best value obtainable.
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    HOME SPORT.
    2266 2 Wonderful Form Of Solario. By Our Special Correspondent. London, June 10. It is not often that a third race at the Epsom Summer Meeting: challenges comparison in importance with the Derby and the Oaks. This was actually the case last week, however, when Solario, drawing' from a high-class
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      200 2 It counteracts the Strain of Life! Strengthens, braces, builfls you up! Hard work m hot climates rapidly saps your strength To keep healthy and vigorous you must build up a reserve of vitality. Take Wincarnis every day It gives you energy, feeds your nerves, enables you to keep going even
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      163 2 A Charming Reflection Is Obtained by Using Cuticura Soap Daily, assisted by Cuticura Ointment when required. It keep* the pores active, the skin clear and free from eruptions and ,the scalp m a Ijealthy hair-growing condition. Soap. Ointment. Talcum sold throughout the world Rritish Depot T. IM*TJ I Saw Ltd,
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      287 2 $50 ONLY 111 A US, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. High-class gramophone with double spring motor. Monthly payment system can be arranged for local customers. A Masterpiece of Camera Construction by CONTESSA-NETTEL No. 15 Ef^O 2% X mS ssismßwjJ'ftl^" -y^ffftMßV JHBBfl^MmmmW mmmmmmiasssssW I i" The optical equipment of the ERGO CAMERA consists
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      292 3 REGENT PL\TE/w/ lasts a lifetime and longer I J%r J%^&k •doi 1« of lyri > l»»r l//m/ /jl!p' /ff ss'jZ' Ord»ra from abroad rai /if l^r vielt w«p» mad*, whit* th* /^^|3^A s^£j/(«^jj>y oao»iLondonShowpoom«. ffiZfi^'^ llllJ PtCENT Old E.jpluk Le^!7 Iff// PLATE. HaawJw.Oßii-T.il. XIV. IS II I W II Soup*Sp^on.
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      94 3 OUR ANNUAL SALE IS NOW ON I July 1 to July 15 USUAL BARGAINS CAMPBELL'S, LTD., 6-1), Battery Road. Hartley!* J-im;* i%iul Hre packed full wei£lit JAMS AND MARMALADE Sole Agents BARLOW CO. DR CASSELL'S TABLETS Repair Wear and Tear of Nerr. and lt»dy Price Is. »d. and U. STAMPS
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      475 3 By Royal Appoint it, *nt I ■^TtC'V dIH v^9Mbt HOTEL^ W ROYAL Bangkok fS|fi gjjgf BUm LIMITED The Leading Hotel m Siam Entirely Renovated. Beautifully situated m the residential district of the town, within a few minutes of the Business Centre. EUROPEAN SUPERVISION Modern Sanitation throughout the Hotel. Electric lights.
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      859 3 POUCE^JOTICE Lorries and tractii n engines bearing thx undermentioned numbers arc untraeed. Their r< i,-i tratioa) will be cancelled from July 14, UM, unless before tint date the registered owners produce their vehicles for inspection at the Central Police Office*, Singapore, or notify the address nt «hich the vehicle* are
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      358 4 Shipping Announcements 7,7 G.-BRITISH INDIA ANB APCAR LINES (lnrorP«r.t.d In Engl.nd) MAIL AND PASSKNGER AND CAROO SERVICBB. PENINSULA* AND ORIENTAL «.N. CO. —w r Tonn.g. d.. B por. MACRDOMU ll."»» '"Tie KAI.YAN 0.100 July 80 153S A"g^ MANTUA 11.000 Oct. I KARMALA 9,000 Oct2J •"'^DO^AN^ANTWS^" 1 Ton^L. B>or. KAMAU W?
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      462 4 N.Y.K. LINE (NIPPON V^ N LONDON LINH Marseilles. London and Antw.rp nan Vessels Tonnaga Do* B«il ATSUTA MARC 8.000 Jalyi I- :i nn ARUNA MARU 10.500 Oct. 28 19 KAMO MARU 8.000 Nov. 11 18 KATORI MARU 10.000 Not. 26 26 tLoad. for Rotterdam. Marseilles, Valencia and LW.rpool LYONS MARU
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      392 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE n«»- THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated m England) EfeS€iH^^ GLASGOW—BOSTON, NEW YORK AND <«LAM 'OW- B'AL^, MORE BALTIMORE. Due Singapore "THESEUS 9 isS}fiM.iß iS S Jul 24 X 'JggS&T ft J JtuTOLYCUS via Marseilles aZ 15 CYCLOPS Aug. 21 PELEUS via Marseilles Aug.
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      347 4 TNE SIM STE« N«. „,,«»I>™sL, BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Krrtay. Krm.m.n. Ke.ant.n. Bangnar.Te.upin, Fatani, Sinjrorn, Lacon, Bandon, Kuhsan)ui Langsuan, Chumpon and Bangkok. Arrivn, D(.pßrture tion for first-class passengers. Tickets for tho round trip from Singapore to Bangkok ml sin;r, pore via Coil3t Port!l issucl, at D;rorBAfCHV^O,UAnd^oUAnd^0rRPT^ ay! ASDANG July 6
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      392 4 (ROYVBami»TUrHAIAVfIA) (Incorporate m Holl.nd) (Ineorpor.t^in H Tjn,i, T contract wltk tk. NFTHERI>NDS INmA GOVERNMENT s^:?Ss£= of.,J"»; All °iT.rJ. \ol\, *•'>«<» K.p.M. Touriat OBIc. '^iri^^'T^-^^TC-i Vtaten Kota-Baroe. Balik-Papan. Samarindn. Tanjong-Rcdeh an,l T,l, k-Bajoor. PLANCIUS-July 9, Muntok, Batavia, Scina-MYK^SSmEITKUw-IWJ ffifc.W- j^"^ c. Tsrempa Mid.'" 6 P°eI °ePandj"nK S"a"an a BOTH-July 9. Cheribon,
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      299 4 BU, RNS P*";.i!f E nmm ™R HY»NET ""f^.^ln mi n I(ARWIN THORBI.AT IBLAND AND IIRISBANK R^nl.r monthly ..«!n, by tb. w.Hk«,^. NEXT SAM.INC UAtAnan J.lr M MAIAHAR J»>» Brisbane and Sydn.y UV.il 1T71.41 Flm riaa. Singapore to Me.Wn. fMUBIBBUI Firit cl..w r. urn tl,k. t.rek.ag. bl. for th. return ,oy.g.
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      434 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. tfiuHmgiui vw*. (Incorporat.d m England) M ELLERMAN" LINB PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES TO UNITED KINGDOM and CONTINENT Tia PORTS and SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICES OUTWARDS FROM CONTINENT For Honfkonc, Shanghai and Japa. KNOWSLEY HALL July 17 HOMEWARDS M T Due Singapore Marseilles, London,
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      399 5 AUSTRAL-EAST INDIES LINE kin a, (Ineorpor.tcd m Enfland) R((.,llßr P.,,er, Ber and Fr.ieht Servie. via JAVA PORTS to FREMANTLE (W. A.). ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE and SYDNEY maintained by Du. Sail U. KIOTO (earr> •'"""> Jul, M J.I, s.». CITY OF PALERMO passcnecr steamer 6,900 ton.) July 12 Aug. 7 gi ,c,
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      310 5 ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE «^bm TRANS-PACIFIC TASSENGER AND EXPRESS SERVICE from ny |g SeiUlr Sallln« from ste..ner HonBkon, PRESIDENT GRANT July 15 PRESIDENT MADISON July 27 PRESIDENT JACKSON Aug. 8 „„.,„„,,„„,>•,„ 20 PRESIDENT McKINLEY Aug. ZU PKESIDENT JEFFERSON Sept. 1 cv J2 d from HonKkonK Through bills of lading U.ued from
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      371 5 1,000 NEW supporters wanted KS appeal to buitons m STRAITS SKTTI.KMENTB. lippjm|C« ""t HHC I IIUOH TRAINING SHIP Irrrntly Nc*d« JQQ QOQ DOLLARS to Provlde for Maintenance. To 000 Boy, hive been ~*S2» t°°to RoyVl.Nn" and Mercantile Ufarine. j_, '.O*? 0 .B.B, oys h v b, een <&~^to\ -"'"d for
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      175 5 "GRAYITE" Non-Conducting Boiler Composition and Steam Pipe Lagging. J. D. .lONES ?O.r CALCUTTA. 3"jr-V, EwiNC METHOD OF APPLICATION OVf* 3iy»--^ 2000 ESHt'a^S?""-'' M^NUrACTURING CoN^y g Solo Ajents UNITED ENGINEERS UMITED (Incorporated m the Straits BatttattOWtS) SINGAPORE. fjflitggrs ffl PABCu Jl'* VARMSHES, i MgMW PRESER A Tl YES, EHi'eS/ We undertake
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      548 6 JTTI MM" "B^ "S JT% MT 1 TAXJONG I'AGAK KOAII. f Thursday, July Bla Monday, July 12—Second Sh..-.« at 0.!.", p.m. I REGINALD DENNY m His Great Comedy Triumph CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD 11-s live I—The cayost, merriest, smartest cnme.l., dr;.n.:( ever "*"»?JSaS- RICHARD bakthei.ej.-ess m the bond boy !!ccl, >».<•>•><•>•.«•*»**>>»*
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      430 6 The Mosl Rt>alistic lhe Most Vivid, the Most Thrilling Picture TUV nOHNSTOWN^ FI OOH 1 lILI JV/111l JIU If 11/ I IAJ \JU A WILUAM F»X SUPREME ATTRACTION f^=N ;iS:Si!S" -V^BVVIIiTvJiUWII BEFORE. iSsJrw HjOOD ,s-«;«'v, s -«;«'v, r" w-a; To be screened from SUNDAY, JULY 11, at Ihe Alhambra imti
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      348 6 COMING f COMING f ACme °f AchieVCment HEKHERT WILCOX'S Great FIRST NATIONAL Production NFI I GWYN X g f M—A t* W W JL X 4fnSla.o] DOROTHY GISH 'fniSJ.iM m lhc Title Role- %jr The Best Directed, the best acted and tho ln'st dressed vet mat1 m EnftawL"—SUNDAY PICTORIAL. "A
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    257 7 FIXTURES. Thursday, July 8 J1 1K h Water, 10.3 a.m., 9.20 p.m. Malacca High Tide, 6.10 a.m., 6.0. 6.40 p.m., 6.4. Homeward mail closes. Football, Div. II M.F.T. f. S.CC. 11. 5J.0.8. v. Municipal. Billiards Palkiner at S.CC, fi.3o The Sorcerer, Vie. Theatre, S*.3O. Friday, Jn!> High
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    287 7 Thandmy, July ■kip* alongalde the Wharraa or axpectW to arrive. KiliTKL UWtBOlR. Mr.in Wiiarf' TKe Cable, Lch. Mata Mata, J. H. K. van dt-r Docs de Bye Sclantinir. Bunpi. Oil Wharf W::r Sudra ,Co»l Wharf Nil nnU IN DKY DOCKS. Tanjong I'aear Siii'crs Wharf Van d«r Capellcn
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    214 7 To-day. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan .Si Api Api (Taipeng) 3 p.m. North, N. Last and N. West Sumatra (Kuala) 3 p.m Pliffi Kix'.jah, Tcmbilahan and Indragiri (Hoiik Chuan I 3 p.m. Dm** Burmu, North and East India Egypt. Kurope, U.S.A. and, Canadu Erinpun) 3 p.m. BvDßlemenuiry
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    27 7 Kawi Malwa S'por* May 28 June 3 London June 23 June 28 Jim Pieterazoan Coen June 4 June 2!l Kihiopia Juna 10 July ,'i
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    245 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, July 8. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 3/32 Demand 2/3 11/16 Private 3m. credits 2/4 7/16 On New York, Demand 56% Private 90 d/s 58% On France, Bank T.T. 2000 On India, Bank T.T. 155 On Hongkong, Bank T.T. li p.c. dis.' On Shanghai,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. DAILY PRICES CURRENT.
    61 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Buyers i R.S.S. «<jusT to Standard, Q.C.F. Spot 68V4 Standard K.S.S. on Tender July 69 Aug.-Sept. 71 Oct.-Dec. 72 V4 Tone of market Dull-steady. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 2OV4d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet G. cents 41 V4 per lb. Seller* 60
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      MINING.
      303 7 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Seller* £1 £1 Asam Kumbang G4/- C5/1 1 Batanjr Pudiing O.'JO <).!•:> £1 £1 Chenderiang 25/- 20/£1 15/- E. Siamese 21/3 21/9 1 Hitam Tin Mil's 1.48 1 1 Idris Hydraulics 00/- 01/1 1 Juhan Tin 0.52 OM 10/- 10/- Kampong 48/- 49/11 £1 KamuntinR
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      GENERAL.
      132 7 Pd. Buyers Sellers il £1 B. Am. Tobacco 6.5.0 G.10.0 call 1 1 Central Engines 1.00 1.10 ■1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 16.25 16.50 0 10 Fraser Keave 53.00 53.50 100 100 Hammer Co. 172.50 177.50 100 100 Katz Bros. def. 190.00 200.00 10 10 Mexican Eagie 22/3 23/3
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      DEBENTURES.
      75 7 U. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par 110 SfeBi UOnOTU 0 n0Ti ***** PC- par 5 prem. i *TIJS?3A& 90 p*J Spore Municipal 4* p.c of 1909 $1,100,000 90 par Spore Municipal 4 p.c I of 1913 $2,000,000 80—90 I Spore Municipal 5 p.c. f 108* 104 d I^lO^" 1919
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      373 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt'* Quotations. To-day's Prices Fraser Lyall Co. Evatt. Ulenby ($1) 3.40 3.45 3.40 3.45 Uor Gajah ($1) 3.05 3.20cd. 3.00 3.10 V. Hitam ($5) 24.50 25.00 24.50 2500 Kuning ($1) 1.10 1.20 1.10 1.15 Km. Malay ($2) 510 5.20 5.00 5.15 V.
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      500 7 CHEONG KOON SENG GO. AUCTION SALE OF SINGAPORE TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co's saleroom. No. 30, Chulia Street, Singapore on Wednesday, July 14, at 2.39 p.m. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land and European brick and tile roofed bungalow, outhouses, motor garage and tennis couri known
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      102 7 SHOES THAT ARE WORTH BUYING. TIGBS HEAD BRAND THOROUGHBRED SHOES like Thoroughbred Horses are not what is known as low m price, hut are considerably better value for the money invested. Now take the Tiger H«ad Brand which are the real thoroughbred shoe*. They cost a little nore but are
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      923 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified Advts., see page 16. WANTS. FOR SALE, ETC. FOR SALE, one Singer car 1S26 mode $1,350. Apply 32, Straits Times. (lp) FOR SALE, one Moutrie piano, in excellent condition. Apply 95, Straits Times. TO LET, newly built ihopi and offices No 28, Chulia Street. Apply 9,
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      622 7 SELANGOR GOLF CLUB* TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Open to Members and their friends wil be held at the Selannor (iolf Club on July 31, August 1, and August 2. Entries for the following events urn OPEN SINCI.KS OPEN DOIBI.KS OPEN MIXED mars' HANDICAP sinu.KS MXNS' HANDICAP BINGUEB MIXED HANDICAP BINGUCS LADIES' HANDICAP
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      71 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. I Kandang Kerbau Station. (By Courtesy of (iovrrnment Health Office.) For the 24 hours ending at Midnight on July 7, I92K. de«f. Max. shade "temperature 86 F. Mm. shade temperature 72.2 F Mean shade temperature 77.8 F. Max. sun radiation 120 F. Mm. pw rudiation 70 F. Sen
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    55 8 .Vrs. Kg Cheok 800 (nee Cec.lia Gi-l;) ard family desire to eonvay their sinc->-i-thanks to all relatives, the member"; of St. CsoiUa Choir, Bt Joseph's Church Bukit Timah und frionds who attendod Ihe fuMrml Of the late Mr. .\g Cheok 800, ami also nil those who kinilly sent wreath:)
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    The Straits Times THURSDAY, JULY 8. THE AIR ADVENTURERS.
    915 8 The Straits Times THURSDAY, JULY 8. THE AIR ADVENTURERS. The news of the disaster which ha. overtaken Mr. Alan Cobham's daring i'.ight to Australia by seaplane has au.-c 1 'worldwide dismay. Not only m the Briti h Empire, where Mr. Cobham has achieved fame as one of <.;■>■ most adventurous
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    AN OCCASIONAL NOTE.
    204 8 When a parson's son gets into any sort of trouble with the authorities, police court or otherwise, newspapers generally announce the fact m bold headlines, which is apt to give the less thoughtful the impression that the parson's son is a bad lot. What, however, may be
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    347 8 Lieut. A. W. Davison, Singapore Volunteer Corps, lias heen attached to A Company, .M S.V.R. Reserve of Officer:; with HToct from March 2.1. Capt. V. Q Upton assumed command I' D Company, M.S.V.R., with effect from June 1, vice Lieut. L C. Pearson, who :iiis been transferred
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    22 8 Whilst Shanghai has been experiencing remarkably cool weather for the time of the year, extreme heat is reported m I'eking and Tientsin.
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    32 8 An inte-resting experiment is bein? conducted m Perak t > ascertain whether go.xl crops of padi can be produced on recently slimed mining lands after treatment with a suitable heavy green dressing crop-
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    26 8 Five hundred thousand tons of American coal were ordered by British purchasers during the first two weeks, of •he Horns strike according to Wall Ttreet information.
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    34 8 An all-weather body new 7-seatir Cro.sley car, painted Royal blue, has just «v rived for His Highness the Sultan of Peak. His Highness used his new ear .o tak. him to the Ipoh races.
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    30 8 Labour unrest m Shanghai, unfortunately, has become cne of the features of daily life, says the Shanghai Sunday Times. No employer dares predict what the next day will bring forth.
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    40 8 The Chin:: Merchant- SN. Co.'s Kiang King, which was recently salved abova Miaag and iu-uuxht to Snanghai, is m the Hongkong French dockyard un 1 -iyoing necessary repairs. It is expected Uiiic shu will again be m commission this wec-k.
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    39 8 Tlie F.M.S. and S.S. Governments have I'.greeU that Hospital Concessions to .'oluntccrs should be made reciprocal ictween their respective Governments. Thus Volunteers m the F.M.S. can get the .ppropriate concessions when treated m Straits Settlements Hospitals and vLe ersa.
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    64 8 A young Arab \vas brought before Mr. -I. K. Bull, m the Second Police Court .his Honing, charged with criminal >reach of trust, as a carrier, m respect of t veld ring studded with brilliants, valued at $3,000 and a diamond stud, valued at $1,500, the property of Lee Kirn
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    77 8 Mr. R. J. Milne has arrived m Sin^aloro to act as technical adviser m connection with the World Biscuit Factory, which was tekc.i over by Mr. Tan Kah Kee a year ago. Thoroughly tp-to-date plant has been forwarded by Messrs. Baker, Perkins an-FCo., manufacturers of biscuitmaking machinery, and it is
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    97 8 An Associated Press message states that the death of Lord Carnarvon and a number of others concerned m the excavations around the tomb of King Tut-ankh-amen has been traced to a poisonous coating on the casket, according to Dr. Frederick Knowles, the British Exyptolopist. He said to-day that the nature
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    94 8 Mr. P. W. Litehfield has been elected to the pfMMMC* of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Mr. Litchfield, who Bucceeds the late Mr. G. M. Stadi-lman, has be-e-n the man finally responsible for the quality of Goodye-i.l- pnxhiets for the post 25 veai-s. Hp has had e'harjre of production
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    Fresh Cholera Case.
    129 8 Singapore Lady from The Erinpura Infected. Following upuii tin <U iiLii <.f an American |>M— ngHI from cholera <>n the British India iteamc-r, Erinpora, day, comes the news that European lady resident of Singapore, wl nassenner nn this ship, baa (i.ntraoled the ■Mm Th> patient was li
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    Singapore's Population.
    105 8 Surprising Result of Local Census. The population of Bingapi re fti l.y the census of the Municipal uua taken r.n July 1, is S78,6t& This is a startl.iicc reiUK, M i; cnly just above the Agore of Uie 1921 d'lisus, and taimiffration from China h:is beM ])roccctlini; !.t
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    SIR RICHARD WALDIE GRIFFITH.
    163 8 Well-known Territorial And Sportsman. Owinjf to a mi-understanding by <>'.ir Kuala Lumpur correspondent Sir Richard Waldie Griffith, who was married t" Kn, Alice Maud Pearson :>t Koala Lumpur this week, waf erroneously described ai an Australian baronet. Sir Richaro is tl.o third baronet and comes of
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    TREMORS AT LIGHTHOUSE.
    68 8 Two Shocks Felt at One Fathom Bank. A report h:ir, been received ft m the iiKhtkvepvr at One Fathom Kank Lighthouse, near Singapore, to the effect that i slight earthquake ihock m felt on Juno 2S iimi bated ::o Meonda, and un'ther shock was cli.tinctly (eh later
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    Mails Expected.
    14 8 From Holland a -id Germany, by tt Vondel, due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    Rubber Price Averages.
    27 8 Rubber price averages m the current Restriction quarter for the period to July 7 are as follows Singapore 70.003 <<-:,ts London is. 8.29 d.
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    Rubber Prices.
    49 8 Henderson, Helm anil Company, Inc., New York, send u.s the following cable, dated July 7, their quotations beihg m gold dollar cents Sellers, July 41 August 41. Next quarter 42%. Market Inactive, tnanufacturers de :g nothing. To-day's Singapore price is fi'j Mats, London price Is. B id.
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      130 8 k^ Special $45.00 /^T^.y^f^ 545 00 complete (f *^J^f IL^ complete ALL BRITISH MADE. Enamelled black, with green and gold lining. Kxcellent finish throughout. High-dan equipment including Dunlop Tyres, B.S.A. Hubs. Supplied complete with Lamp, Bell, Pump and Toolbag. $45.00 complete. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. X (Incorporated m England) SINGAPORE,
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      155 8 ALHAMBRA In the Second Show at 9 p.m. A SIDNJfit OIAAHT-I'AKAMOUWT SUPER FEATURE which had the Distinction of being selected by tho hate Quoon Ali-xandra on the occasion of her Last Birthday for the cntertainnie'nt of Her Guests at Sandringham I'nlnce Produced from BOOTH TARKINfITOJTS MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE In 10 Reels.
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    COAL OWNERS' OFFER.
    468 9 Changed Front in Yorkshire Mines. THE WAGE BASIS. Government Proceeds With New Bill. [l:El ll.lt TELEGRAM.] I. ndon, July 7. The Yorkshire coal omen, whose action M the Government to abandon their intention of fairing the passage of the Coa] Mines BiJl, informed the Government to-day that
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    N.U.R. Conference.
    91 9 Allegations of Victimisation By Companies. [UUTU TELEGRAM.] Londjn, July 7. The National Union of Hailwaymen cnafs rente pasaed a resolution protesting against victimisation by the railway companies. Mr. Ciamp said the asSßTanoi by the companies had been flagrantly broken. Mr. Thomas said nothing could be more daageteas and
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    Earthquake Relief Fund.
    25 9 [RKUTER TELEGRAM.] Loadea, July 7. Anisttidam The Queen has contri■aaagj PIMM hi get M&Jai fund fmr victims of tho earthquuko fn Sopjstra.
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    Cobham Flight Tragedy.
    115 9 Tribute from British Air Minister. [RCUTER TELEGRAM] London, July 7. Baghdad Mr. Elliott, Mr. Alan Cobham's mechanic, who was shot by an Arab, while the machine was flying near Basra, died in hospital at Basra late last nitfht. [WlltEl.KSS VIA RL'GBY.] Rugby, July 7. The Air Minister,
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    Refugee Settlement.
    133 9 League of Nations Loan To Greece. [wireless via rugby.] Rugby, July 7. The Lm(W nt Nations financial committee, which recently considered the latest report of the refuse settlement commission in Greece, decided that the whole matter should be raised and in- estimated U the next session in September.
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    German Miners.
    100 9 Unwilling to Work Shorter Hours. iREiltM riLECJUM.] London, July 7. Suarbruecken The German Miners' Union rejected the proposal of Mr. Frank Hodges that the .international mining crisi, might be solved by decreasing the working hoars of Gorman miners, expressing the opinion that it mi impossible to equalise British
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    New York Subways.
    88 9 No Disorders Arise From Strike. [reuter telegram] London, July 7. New York Crowded trams, bu«es end taxicabs, improvised me tor vans and horse-drawn trucks were evidence of the continuation of the subway stiil.c So far there have been no disorders. Alert policemen are at every subway station
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    Exchanges.
    68 9 [WIRCIXSa VIA BVGBY.] Rugby, July 7. Exchanges are as follows l'aris 181%. New York 4.86 13-S2. Brussels IIHHi. (ieneva 25.11 i». Amsterdam 12.11 3-IC. Milan 141 15-16. Merlin 20.43. Stockholm 18.13 ,2. Copenhagen 18.35. Oslo 22.15. Vienna 31.42 U. Prague lC4^s. Helsingfors 193 tf Madrid 16.47. Lisbon 2 17-32.
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    CHINAS FINANCES.
    248 9 Closing of the Tariff Conference. Wu Pei Fu States His Plans. [REl'TEIl IBWIll] L ml. m. July 7. Peking; Wu Pei-fu, in an interview, i ivl.nvil that the eL.sing of the tariff eonfamiM implies indefinite suspension. He is determined to appoint a new delegation, then if the powers
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    Tangier Scandal.
    104 9 British Government Not Involved. [Wir.EI.ESS VIA KCCEY.] Kagfcgr, July 7. Sir Austen Chamberlain, replying in the House of Commons to several questions regarding the police scandal at Tangier, said the British Government were in no way responsible for any appointments in the Tangier police, and neither the British
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    Round the World Circuit.
    86 9 [REUTEIt TELEGRAM.] London, July 7. New York C::pO:;in Berry, the air mail pilot, has left for Seattle m a giant Sikorsky plane to meet Adams and Wells, who are attempting to break the world circuit :ecord of 36 days, and rush them to New York. [havas
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    Death of Inspector Cronin.
    153 9 Succumbs at Malacca After Brief Illness. It is with regret that we have to record the death of Chief Detective Inspector P. Cionin, at Malacca yesteidny afternoon, lie hud been ill for about two months and was due to go home on leave in about a
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    AMID THE SNOWS.
    1552 9 Singapore to the Italian Alps. A Holiday Tour Useful Hints. (Specially Contributed.) The question f where to spend our long leave, which, after four and a half years' strenuous work, v»v considered we were .justified in taking, had exercised our minds f..r some considerable time. We needed
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    Coal from Abroad.
    157 9 Government Allocation Of £3,000,000. [winKLEss via i:i;cby.| Ilmrby, July 7. The House of C.pi.imuiis this t wwlnji tiriwttd the tmUniatU <>f 0,090,000 which tl;e Government ftpwoai to sit aside t(i l.e used as revolving credit for the purchase of coal from abroad. Sir l'hilip Cunliffo LisU'r s:iiii
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    CIVIL ACTION.
    116 9 Dates for ll— fit Cases Fixed. Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent writ.-s on Mond3y: The Acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Farm Manoy) waa engaged m the Supreme Curt this laninllll with fixing civil cases liar the month. An action brought by Mr. J. B. M. Bui'kworth Bfjntast Mr. Yap
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    MILITARY PAGEANT.
    75 9 Profits Devoted to Service Charities. The Executive Committee of the Milit~r> Pageant Bcknowtadge with thanks thr receqit of a donation of $300 from A Pi lend." Profit! derived from ths Pageant are devoted to Service charities, and thi? donation will be ussd to augment sums which may bt
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    CHINA OVERSEAS.
    501 9 "'Our Colonial Empire' In Straits Settlements." Notable Dechiralion by Mr. Wen Shih-Chen.* i China is at tiio d;i\vn of a stable peace, declared Mr. Wn HhBi rlwt. .Marshal Wu IVi Fu's ia|>IOSOnlsll>S. in a L recent interview. Mr. Vi t-ti ektau that the nrosligt and f influence if
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    ILLICIT CHANDU.
    61 9 Largt Find an Dutch Si uamer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pcnang, July 7. As the result of search on board the Dutch steamer Van Owrilfat— on her arrival (rom China, tahils of illicit opium i.w;:ii ownership at the Government handu Monopolies here. I Thj chandu was found union/.;
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    132 9 Offered 350 Tons Sold 291 Tons. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 7<wtli auction, on .July 7. ben m re '-'.as catalogued 1,234,129 lbs. or 550.95 tons; offered T-IV.M.; lbs. or 882.69 tona; >>>U1 Btt£B4 lbs. or 291.69 ton Spot London Is. BV4d. New
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    Peking Tariff Conference.
    39 9 ToUo, Inly 7. .•.l Wn Pi if-?, iii I li tier to the Peking Government, iiu; urged the ini:iff Conference and asks llu- Government to use their best '.ffoitß lor the re ■■oi'enin;; oi th< confer-
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      Australians' Failure.
      102 10 Astonishing Cricket In Worcester Maich. [R>;uter Telegram.] London, July 7. Tho twu-dii,- match Ix-tween the Auntrali;ins :uul Worcestershire opened in dull WMtfcar and bsfoty a crow-1 of 5,000 at Worcester. The wicket was on tho soft >idc. Thi- Australians MM IM and were all out for 197, Bardsloy
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      Inter-Varsity Cricket.
      113 10 Narrow Win for Cambridge At Ix>rds. [Reiner Telegram.] London, July 7. In the inter varsity match at Lords CUBMdga beat Oxford by 34 runs. Cambridge tcoreJ 178 in their first innings, Enthoven and Robins being tho most sm-cessfi 1 batsmen with 51 and 37 respectively. Five wickets fell
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      LAWN TENNIS.
      277 10 L.L.T.C. Tournament. Testa relay's Resurts. Ladies' Singles Handicap FinaL MiM White beat Miss Seth, 6—3. 6—3. Handicap Mini Doubles. Mrs. Rule and Sir W. Murison beat Miss David and R. A. Elias, 6—2, 6—2. Miss Ho]h- Kalkner and Major Gardiner bMri Miss Abed and Abed 9—7, 6—0. TO-DAY'S
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      HOCKEY TEST.
      185 10 Indian Tenm Defeats New Zealand. ChristdHBtk (New Zealand), June 20 The tirst hockey Test match was played here to-day when the Indian Army Hotkey Team beat New Zealand by five y.oals in two, after leading four to one at half-time. Medical College Union. At the annual general meeting
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      Singapore Football.
      615 10 Clever Display by Regimental Forwards. The 2nd Bn. of the Duke of Wellington s Regiment defeated the S.R.C. by 5 goals to 2 at the Stadium yesterday, and thus go to the top of the first division table again. The match, though it eventually provided an ngy victory
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      SHOOTING.
      153 10 Penang Veterans' Shield. The following is the draw for the shoot for the Penang Veterans' Shield, to be fired off on the Bukit Timah Range on Sunday N Malay I. 8.15, Malay 11. H. 30, Eurasian I No. 1 Platoon (Ist team). x. It, A Company 11. t, Eurasian
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      AUSTRALIAN RUGBY.
      70 10 Invitation io New South Wales. At the annual meeting of the Rugby Football Union held m London it was announced that an invitation had been sent to New South Wales to tour the United Kingdom nnd Ireland m 1D27-8. Mr. Baxter and Mr. l*rescoU have been appointed a
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      50 10 Mr. Lim Chuan Hoe, of Hongkong University, chairman of the Hongkong branch of the Students' Christian Movement, will deliver a short talk on China at the weekly meeting of the Boys' Friendly Band to-morrow, at 8 p.m., at (he c.c.A. Hall, Priaaaa Street. All Interested, including ladies, are invited to
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      Billiards.
      289 10 Falkiner Makes Malaya Record Of 441. A splendid break of 441 was the feature of Claude Falkiner's exhibition at the Singapore Club yesterday afternoon. The professional was engaged in a match of 1,000 up with Col. Tyte, and gave his usual fine display of all round billiards. In addition
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      Ipoh Races.
      421 10 Handicaps for To-day. The following arc the handicaps fin* the M-cund clay of the Ipoh summer meeting, to be held to-day. Ex-Griffin Ponies, Class C. (Six furlongs). Master Reggie 9.4, Penarth Hit it, Kismet Sea Trout 8.10, Po=;h X.7, Lech Ess 8.4, Drusilla 8.4, Jane 8.3, ismarani 8.2,
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    106 10 The basis of real comedy must be plausibility, humanness. and reality." That is the statement of Reginald Denny. star of the Ur.iversal-Jewel light comedy California Straight Ahead, showing tonight at the Empire Cinema. In the first show there is a First National Attraction, The Bond Boy featuring Richard
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    49 10 A Tokio cablegram asserts that the Peking Customs Tariff Conference has adjourned sine die, following a resolution for the temporary suspension of the session which was passed at a meeting of the Powt rs' representatives in' which China was excluded. The proposal for imposing an additional duty on imports
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      The Seductive Chit.
      133 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times., Sir,—I think there is a good deal m 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 will
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      229 10 Sir,—Your article on The Seductive Chit m Tuesday's issue is particularly instructive' regarding the views of local retailers. In eacn case they are i.i emphatic agreement about the merits of a cash business. The advantages are obvious, less supervision of accounts, less book-keeping
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      59 10 Sir,—In the recent interview on the Seductive Chit, reported m the Straits .limes on Tuesday, one retail merchant (aye he does not consider the system of credit is abused, and m the next breath ;efers to many of his customers leaving the country
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      The Aided Schools.
      105 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—I am neither a Methodist, a Roman Catholic, nor an Anglican, but as a plain man seeking to do his duty as a citizen, I must write and say that there are thousands of lesidents, especially the Chinese domiciled here,
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    BROUGHT BACK FROM ADEN.
    166 10 Charge Against Bombay Bank Official Bombay, June 27 L. Evans, the Chief Accountant of the local branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, who was en route to England and was arrested at Aden on the chaige of the defalcation of over five iakhs, was
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    Chinese Air Routes.
    45 10 It is reported that certain American capitalists are planning to organise an aerial navigation company, with American and Chinese capital, to establish four aerial routes m China, namely, between Fukien and Formosa, Shanghai and Hankow, Tientsin and Urga, and Peking and Canton.
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    49 10 A new Russian newspaper is to be started m Shanghai soon. It will Jie published under the name of Speech (Rech), and will be edited by a man who was formerly a member of the staff of the New Shanghai Life, the paper with Soviet leanings published m Shanghai.
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    34 10 Old Rafflesians are asked to book Saturday, July 24, when a concert will t* liivt-n m th' School Uall at BJO.PJn. 411 old boys will be welcome, whetlf members of the Old Rafflesians Associa-
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    Chinese Trustees Sued.
    453 10 Two Members of Advisory Board in Court. Two well-kncwn members of the Chinese community were defendants in an action which came before the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison), this moining. The plaintiffs were beneficiaries under the will of the late Chew Joon Hian, and the defendants were
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORT.
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      154 10 Singapore, July 8. Rubber. Local 69 cents. Tin. London £276 12s. 6d. Rubbers. Shares quiet. Pajams buyers 13.75. Ayer Panas at 14.10 cum. Brogas 1.45-1.50. Tambalaks 1.52'2-1.57'/3. Man-dai-Tekongs offer at 95 centj. Ulu Benuts at 87 cents. Kuala Sidims buyers 4. Kamassans at 7.15. Allenbys 3.10-;J.4~>.
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    MISADVENTURE.
    43 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penans:, July 7. At the inquest on Michael Stewart, the Eurasian boy who was killed by a motorcar on June 22, the Coroner returned a verdict of death from misadventure as no eyewitness of the accident was forthcoming.
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    Illustrating The News.
    107 10 The Straits Budget, the weekly edition of the Straits Times, which is on sale at all newsagents to-day, contains, m addition to the local and general aawi of the week, an exceptionally full and varied illustrated section which include.* an excellent full-page photograph of Major-General Sir Theodore
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    Raffles Hotel Ballroom.
    85 10 Until the completion of the new ballroom floor at Raffles Hotel there will be no dances at the hotel except tea dances on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, which will be held m the dininir room. The dinner dances will all be held at Seaview Hotel, and
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    Municipal Gas.
    388 10 Growing Demand for Cooking Purposes. The following are extracts from the report of Mr. F. Bedford, Municipal (!us Engineer at Singapore The coal used during the year was all Australian, chiefly from the Bellbird and Abcrdare collieries. A trial is to be mad? with Knglish coal, a shipment
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    SHANGHAI—I9O7.
    282 10 SHANGHAI— 1907. A Journalist Looks Backwards. Nineteen years ago to-day the present writer first landed in Shanghai, says a leader writer in the North-China Daily News. The event was of no political importance nor in the least likely to interest any reader, he continues, but some contrast between Shanghai then
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    A PROBATE ACTION.
    158 10 Doctor's CkUtgna Clinches The Matter. Tno application of an Indian named HamidHh Bee fur probate of the will of Ku' cna Ibrahim deceased was mentioned in t ht Supreme Court yesterday, The Hon. C. Everitt, who represented Mr. A. Pillay, said that his client had hitherto opposed
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    42 10 We have received from Messrs. Frankel Bros., who are the sole agents for the Straits and I'M.S., a Knickerbocker Shower Bath Brush, which is described at a shower, massage, >hampoo and rub town all m one, and cun be fitted to any
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    Notes from Siam.
    682 11 Ample Land Awaiting Development. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 5. Win rataat leader on Sium has created •■nsi<icr;ible inteicst m high circles heie ihe qua Uon ol broadening las basis of aviculture i< on* thai is coming m 1 i- |trc tcr attention, and, under the
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    Crime Perak.
    123 11 In Permk says the Administration report f"i" 1 '••-•">. then has been very satisfactory decrease In gang- robberies; <■:.•• potential gang i f Cant neae canc-robbins was successfully rounded up before th^-y commaaead operatloas. There was noticeable increase m the number of pickpockets operating m and around the
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    141 11 Progrmmma <>f drills up to and for July 11. I.U''.. Friday, July !>, (.If p.m.. Drill Hall. Chinese Co., Assemble for Camp; 5.15 P.m., Drill Hall, S.V.C. Band, Band Practice. Saturday, July m, 2.:50 p.m., Bukit Thanh Range, Units, S.V.C., Practice IVn.in- Veterans Shiol<l 1M p.m., Parrer
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    Coming Poultry Show.
    336 11 Conditions for Exhibitors Made Easy. We have received a copy of the rulc:=,i schedule and prize list of the Poultry Show to be held on the first two days of the Malayan Exhibition. The Committee have certainly made it as easy as possible for exhibitoi* to send
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    Malacca Sport.
    308 11 Golf Match Against Ncffri Semhilan. (From Our Uwa Corrnpuad—tJ In the first round of the nun's tinglMi jjcld match (handicap; 12 ar.d over); Hibbeit beat Burst.--. Ud Emtm teat Rae. In the second round E=sot; beat liibbert. Hannigan beat Walter.*. Bran- j don beat Beatty and Green beat
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    TIN RETURNS.
    164 11 Troßofa Mim-? Ltd.— UNO piculs. i\a:numiiiu Tin Dredjririg, Ltd .—Output IJWO picu'.js, hours run i,*l2, yardagu 270,000. Estimated realised value of Ore, *1.->O.!K)O. Kbutg River Tin Dredging C 1-td. Output 1,030 picula, yard* Ti.ouo, houis Hi, U hours list for boiler cleaning and general ovcihual. Ptgang Prospecting C
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    Sir Henry Wickham.
    60 11 London. June li Sir Henry Wick ham, founder of the British rubb* industry, has received another ;;ift o £1,000 "from an A-nei ican oil lompan m recognition' of tho increased use o petrol due to plantation rubber. This gukM i'..()0() Sir Henry Wickhai has reived on his
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      238 11 We have 'just received New Stocks of Musical Instruments including JAZZ BANDS, MANDOLINES, VIOLINS, BOWS, JAZZ FLUTES, etc., etc. GET TOUR'S TO-DAY. S. Moutric 81 Co., Ltd. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. ,9*T 20 FT. IOrT U ?c/~+ 4fl rr torr^ 1 ZOfT •O' rr 3O'T. L MM on the Standardised I'nit
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      169 11 Raffles Hotel SPECIAL NOTICE. Till the completion of the New Floor of Raffles Ball Room Dinner Dances will be held at the Sea- View Hotel Ball Room every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday. The usual Tea Dances will be held m the Dining Room of Raffles Hotel every Monday, Wednesday,
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    439 12 Par Valu*. Comp»ny. £1 Abaco 2/ Allagar £1 Anj»lo-Malny £1 Ayer KunitiK £1 Banteng 2/ Eantcnjf Consolidated II Batu Caves £1 Batu Tiir.-i •>/ Bckoh 2/ Bertam Consoltii. 2/ Brich £1 Bidor 2/ Bikam 2/ Brooklands 2/ Bukit Cloh 2/ Bukit Mertajam £1 Bukit Rajah ■II
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      302 12 WHSTEAWAYS FOR J^STANDARD dgjjk STANSWEAR Gbc rrjQQf MEN<S PURE SILK V kriV^^ SOCKS. U^^^ BAJVU ESS obtainable only from White1 Vvy^vARTIFICIAL awa^ s Colours Palm OJs /< 1, i)each, grey, white, tan and /fl SILK black. y />,/ >, if SOCK 1...... H Pn 'ce $1.50 per pair. bins) 1
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      146 12 JotL (D c Coiiums 1 ii3s2*i ScotsOlhlslw >^^ _> J iff Obtainable from all dealers. Q ""!S^ei*« Ar«nU. EASTERN AGENCIES, LU. jhi.^.. rr^lgW BINGATORK. ernemanThome cinema projector jggV THE KINOX. OagßsvW portable Home Projector that mVci stanißatßJtffli c'.iird size Films up to 1,300 feet, run be run ■BBMsPtf from 0
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      362 12 DON'T GET "RUN-DOWN" THIS SUMMER. Your Health is Your Most Precious Possession. Don't let your blood get impoverished lion is *trenrth<'nrd, the fferms of this Rammer. For people who havo n malaria ara aliminatad if they are m tendency townrds anaemia, or bloodless- your system, mid new ambition and ness,
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      184 13 Ai k:^^. from ant) where hg&&6&sjf/£o^^zo^ :r Wherever the Britisher penetrates >^ lS^ to perform his job of work, there comes" Capstan'Navy Cut to give f y contented company. Renowned the world over for qualities which created its homeland reputation, ~^v another tobacco equals m flavour CApC A p §T0
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      161 13 HUCjt^lß^^ six A QUALITY SIX that is more and more the selection of motorists who insist on Quality regardless of price as well as those l<» whom price is the first consideration. FEDERATED MOTORS SINGAPORE. iSifri i\T\f^ I* is ii THE BEST THE CHEAPEST f^^^fe IIRELITI n ,d l( SUPERFLEX
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      1557 14 Amets over t«.500.000 B.a Aw.ra.ee In force wver |22,000 > 00». The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (laeeraoratod ta Btratts ■sttleatoats.) mmmnn nrwirm sa am j.-™ wn HEAD omc» I Wlnokestoi Kease, ttagasora. IVOIIDOM OFFIC. t M. Old Jewry, l.a T»s Company kM sM.tH desesUed wl«a the l«prosM Oewt
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      458 14 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. Incorporated by Special Charter m .Tapani. Capital Subscribed Y45 000.000 Capital I'aid-up YSB 875,000 Reserve Fund V 1,760,000 Tresident 11. Mori, Esq. DIRECTORS l. Takito, Esq. j T. Bisasmaa, Esq. Kawasaki, Ksq. V. Shuto, Ese. HK.M) OFFICE Taipeh, Formosa (Taiwan). BRANCHES AND AGKNCIES Keelung,
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      1161 14 HI ESTATI OF ii vii MomMF.n SAin Bui DAING r.MCniOMPOII (DKtKV'EII). AUCTION SALE of valuable Town shophouse properties. Rubber Factory and Rubber Estates, etc. Tho undersigned have been instructed to sell by public auction »t their sale-room, No. 17, Riihlcr TIBCC, OX Tl ESUAY, JULY It, at 2.J0 p.m. 1,,,.
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      953 14 THE ESTATE OF rAN HOON HIN, DECEASED IMPORTANT TWO DAYS 1 AUCTION SALE f nlaabh freehold premises and building Allotments (the lattor boiaf ripe for Immediate development). In the Town of HaksSoa, be saM by public saetlM by IN CIIENf! TIONG sons, at their sale i-., m No. T.-., ISrst
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    916 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Britain's Growing Export Trade. The undoubted improvement in the export trade of the British motor industiy, nays British Industries, is due to a variety of causes. The growth of demand in the home market during recent years has enabled manufacturers to
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    46 15 It is now curtain that no loss of life occurred m the fire on the night of June 27, m the drying godown of a timber mill m the busiest Chinese quarter m Soerabaya. Fortunately, the speedy arriyal .if the fire brigade prevented the fir% from
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      164 15 CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS X^ptn'da'hle i'o f jjEj^gVy* E n'gTn'H j METRIC .TYPES More than seven out of ten cars use CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS. This preference for CHAMPION is due to the fact that CHAMPION has proved that it is THE BETTER SPARK PLUG. WE GUARANTEE CHAMPIONS. Sole Distributors MALAYAN MOTORS
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      159 15 Fisk Balloon Tyres Ensure Comfort, Security and Quality. I ((111 refill CYCLE c™sc co (1926) THE FISK TIRE EXPORT COMPANY INC. 14, CHARTERED BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE. THE HILLMAN TOURING (British) Itillman's standard of excellence is more pronounced than ever m the 1926 models experts and critics praise it enthusiastically and
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      503 16 GENUINE nn SHANGHAI DIAIQnDS jars AT of all sizes Just arrived from Reduced SHANGHAI Prices lee kirn soo 40, HIGH STREET. c I ISMAIL A. RAHEEM RUBBER BRAS BASAH ROAD, can be e! r ic i fcni y handled and J SINGAPORE. transported ia factories and Phone 2292. ltodowl by
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