The Straits Times, 16 July 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NIARLT A CIIfTURT.) THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MA\^A% y.-/ -;ks SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. JULY 1«, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 0 PACES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      232 1 SINGAPORE: 7«. ClCIt »T< T'PHONE |I|lT. Ny Carisberg Beer tn bottlca and on draufht. i Sole Importrrt EAST ASIATIC CO^ LTD. I (Inc. In Denmark) i SINGAPORE. iittinntmtiiiinmittt > i at >♦•* '•'•■'V TRUSTWORTHY TESTIMONY For the World's Outstanding Dairy Product GENUINE j RICH SWISS MILK j SAFETY j Dr.
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      24 1 KUALA LUMPUR 27. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3603) Prime Portland "0 X" i CEMENT i EAST ASIATIC co., ltd. 1 i !rf. In Pentrark) SINGAPORE.
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      590 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO BBRVICK. PENINSUIAB AND ORIENTAL S.N. CO. WITH HIS MAJESTY'S LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due S'oore. KASHMIR U.OOO July 26 BORDA 11,199 July 27 MANTUA 11.000
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      686 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. aaaaaaaaaaQaaiaaVßaVaa^^Ssßßßßßaflßßßa 1 (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and ..liddlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail jTERCKUNI MARU 12,n00 July M 11 HAKUSAN MARU 10,500 July 30 31 HARUNA MARU 10,500 Aug. 13 14 t KAMO MARU 8.000 Aug. 13 14 S KATORI MARU 10.000 Sept.
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      456 2 BURNS PHUP LINE (Incorporated in England) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,865 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,512 tons). The t.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      649 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAV. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in .Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 54. r >l, with nub-connections to Passage, Freight. TramthipnejU, Mariru Depts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits Settlements of the Travellers Official Information Bureau. Booking Office Royal Dutch
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      611 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG, AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. (Route
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      552 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) RANGKOK COASTING SERVICE V,,r Kretay, Trengganu, Kelaatan, Bungnarn, Tt-lupin. Patani, Singora, LaCOB, Bieboo, Bandon, Kohsamui, LaiiKsuan, hunipon and Bangkok. Arrival Dcparturo ST'DDHADIB la Port July 16 VALAYA July 21 July 23 MALINI Ju'y 28 July 30 The steamers are fitted throughout
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      429 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoomvaart Maatschappij Ncderland and N.V. Rollcrdamschc Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO G««M Amsterdam Southampton Mararillri Rotterdam Tonnage Pi irvi 10,000 ILL. .Tuly IK Hooft H.«40 S.M.N. July 23 m.v. Sil.»JHk llt.lft" 1:1- Aur. 1 n. Nedcrlanden S.M.N. Aug. R 12. > I! I-
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      519 3 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ofnJ AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO. BUBZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW ">ORK and BOSTON. Arrive Leave Leave S'p..rc S'pore Penanir PRES. WILSON July 21 July 21 July 20 PRES. VAN BIUT.N Auif. I Aug. 7 Aug.
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      530 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England) ELLERMAN LINE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICK TC THE UNITED KINGDOM AM> CONTINENT FREIGHT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan Due S'por; .-.>. CITY Of ATHENS July SO M. CITY Of DURBAN M'Pt. I s.». CITY OF FLORENCE Oct. 3 HOMEWARDS
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      458 3 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in Denmark) Telephone 5*21. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE To GENOA. LONDON. ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG ANU COPENHAGEN. Leave S'pore. 1'onong. t irt.s. ALSIA July :W Am;- m.s. FIONIA Aug. *> Aup. J." ms. LALANIHA Sept. :t Sept. 3 m.». MEONIA Sept. 17 Sept. 19 r .i.-.
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      444 3 OCEANIC AND ORIENTAL NAVIGATION CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. TACOMA ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO., TACOMA, WASH. STATES STEAMSHIP CO., PORTLAND. ORE. JOINT SCIIEDll.K. Sailings for United States and Canada Points from Hong Kong. San Francisco, ta* Angele* and San Diego S.S. GOLDEN MVm aaili from Hong Kong Aug. S.S. GOLDKX lOX sails
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      395 3 JASPER NATIONAL PARK Canada's Rocky Mountain playground For booktrt* «\<l btfitrwtaticm, writ*, phmir or rail. L L I.AWI.EK. Oneral .\Ecnt, Hone Konc Bank Chambers. CANADIAN NATIONAL Ike Largest Hailway Splrm m Amtricn SIANG UM PARK LORONG 10, GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET 4-roomed houses $30 per month 3-roomed houses $25
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      517 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. Tc The Advertising Manager. Straits Tirm-s, Cet ii Street, Please insert the following nmsll advortucmrnt for days Ttarr* «r» approximately neven words M Hne and thero Is a flat rst» charge uf 2b cent! per line per Insertion wi'.h A minimum of one dollar p»r insertion. Ths
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      403 4 »c > MISCELLANEOUS a th children 1... to Ij d 11 Al i\ mpanied by h> r ho nged 11.;<. ;< illing to ntin re- during IF yotj BAVB REU I RIKNDB overseas, have I them ererj week. t yenriy, including onts'.de Mala; ($13.20 within rs, fccompanied by remit ■a:.cc?
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      693 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TO LET, vacnncies at the Crescent and Meyer Fla;s, Katonc- Apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET, furnished sea side bungilow, No ITS, I'asir Panjang Koad. Apply personally. 1 tatc and Trust Agencies (1927), Limited. TO LET, Nos. 111-113 and 117, North Bridge Road, tntry June 1. Also, two
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      507 4 P.W.D. PERAK, KUALA KANGSAR TENDERS INVITED FOR ASTANA NAGARA, KUALA KANGSAR. Tenders "ill ho received St the office cf 'he Slfcte Engineer, I'enik, Taipins, up to 2 p.m. Ol' Sept. 1, 1920, for the construction or design and construction of an ASTANA NAGARA foi His Highness, the Sultan of lirak
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      584 4 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE JMles undir Section 181 of Ordinance No. ]T, (Municipal) for makir-; up Roadl and Drains a! Tetoh Karas Road. in eonneclion with notices served on April !4, 1980, inder Section Hi of Ordinance No. l:i."> (MunMnal) Tor ni.-.kin^ up nnil draining the above road, I i- notifled
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      300 4 MORTGAGEE'S SALE i count-ry At Us i t, on Wednesday. N p.m. 1 Singapor Donald on Hurl ii houi I hons dwell in«r kno Weld X Lol 5. Mayo Str Lol 6. Lot 7. I. ft. 1 Lol 9. md pr 1 Road, Si dnted July I, I CO., REMINDER
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      528 5 SAIL MAKING AND CANVAS DEPOT NEW SHIPMENTS. 1 RITIS'I AIL I.ONt; FLAX. NAVT CANVAS for makinu steamers' l awninK. m rcens. windsails, boat covers. ate. BRITISH PROOFED FI.AX CANVAS. BIRKMTRBS PATENT CLOTH and ROT- 1 PROOF. GRBEN CANVAS for making tarpaulins, hatch COYOrm, lorry, motor car and tongLang covers, etc.,
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      222 5 Baby will sleep peacefully again ii you anoint the burning, inflamed parts and humors with PUROL Tin-. K> and 55 cts. Tube* 75 cts. fi^^x Oht.unnblc everywhere Imporlfri: Borneo Sumatra The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co., Ltd. Ir, i rp.,r.it< d in the Strait- Settlements i and Kivijt.. red
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      235 5 ft SSm^^Mm SPEEOEX" CAMERA $18 black or brown. Sole Agents DIETHELM CO., LTD., Incorporated in Switzerland) SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH BANGKOK. __j L.1... J 1 .""!"*•*;s ISM I THE HOLIDAY SEASON now with i To enjoy it to the full. an<l I avert .1 ffffi-ts from strange or biidly 0.1-. ship
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      211 5 HOYTS ANTI-FRICTION METALS A BRAND BEARING Write for a copy of HOYTS booklet "HINTS ON LINING BEARINGS." A LI, GRADES STOCKED by THE SOLE AGENTS (engine wobxs l'«] sVasa I MMawaaMa— aan SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. THE "CINE-KODAK" MODEL. B B- A MARVEL. OF EFFICIENCY AND CONVENIENCE. With f. 3.5
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    ARE TALKIES DOOMED?
    1378 6 CINEMA NOTES A London Slump Orchestras Coming Back Fall in lio.\-offi<t> f{t'<<>ii>ts View* of Mr. C. B. Cockrm 7"u<» fl ar Talkies Coming How Battlefield Scenes Are Built Shorts That Entertain A ISent;il m Vmmp. From rei i the Home Press we learn that talkies havo reached
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    DESTRUCTIVE HAILSTORM
    102 6 Cause More Damage Even Than Tornadoes. According to official figures hailstorms are revealed as perhaps th. Most costly of all weather misfortunes. During 1929. in the United Sta severe hailstorm* were report d «:!i estimated total damage of over $10,000,000. Yet 1929 wa;; not I exceptionally severe hail.
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    THE IRISH TEMPERAMENT
    107 6 Senseless Vandalism In Limerick. A bronze statute commemorating th heroism of Viscount KitzGibbon. who fell in tho charge of the Light Brigade ai Balaclava, was blown to piecei at Limerick last month. The statute, which had stood on tho Sarsfleld Bii.iire for over seventy years, v.a- completely
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    INTER-CLUB TENNIS
    178 6 Gruelling Game Lasts Hour and Half. n Our Own Coi'iaspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July lfi. nuing a seri< < matches between ;h i tub and the Sclanßor Chim Recreation Club yesterday live s: ng;li matches were played of which the i h 111 1 won three. il-; •cults wen
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    ROUGH PLAY.
    49 6 Two Secoiid Division PlayerSent Off Field. the Division match ii I ween Ihe I 'I;.- Oriental ;:p.I the referee found nd Abdul Rahman B id Ilar.ii.i. of the ...n by i, ti rday wrve DivhUoa. I ii Sicoml l)iv ~::in. BJ.f. 8 ManslleU's n 1.1 0 H
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    S.A.F.A. Revised Fixtures.
    31 6 t'm re have I i:i amme we are ;.1 ki revi wd Itoi if fixture oainder at this I i:.a. i Div. 1. 2nd v. s \.v. i
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    PERAK'S SUCCESS.
    189 6 Weak Side Beats South Thina Tourists. i p .\i (>ur 'hn Ipoh, July 15. An rnoimou crowd a .■:>■ < hi:;:: A.A. tourists by ti: odd i.-":-.l in live. The same was disjointed, lacked brilliancy. and fell far short The He spectatoi i. I >k the Hi Id
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    SINGAPORE BOXING.
    165 6 African Opponent for Battling (lUillcrmo. Two boxen arrived in Singapore from Bangkok today. !>in Hum fought i draw n month ago with Battling Guillcrmo in Bangkok, and previously earned a T.K.O, decision over Battling Keys. He fights i.n '.i st. 1.i.. and Is to meet Guiliermu in a
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    FAILURE OF LOTTERY PROSECUTION.
    543 6 Possession of Names Not Sufficient Evidence. (From (nir Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. July 15. Ir.u resting evidence as to how a Chinase known a* th T»e Hua Huoy "or Flow Lottery," as run, was given in when Soh Chin :-n.l his wife (hoy Chin, were with
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    A £350,000 SEA GAMBLE.
    347 6 Fourth Effort to Refloat The Hindenburg. Orkney, June 19. The .urtli effort ti> refloat the German battleship Hindeflburg at Scape Jftrar, 0 which v.a.< begun this morning, i.i another throw in tne biygest gamble. „r witnessed, writes Commander H. H. Daniel in the Daily Mail. .\ir.
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      66 6 EVERY MONTH THERE WILL BE A FRESH SHIPMENT OF DEON RECORDS FROM LONDON NEW YORK. BE PREPARED FOR THE TALKIES WHICH ARE COMING. ODEON WILL HAVE ALL THE THEME SONGS.* The records are obtainable at JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., Raffles Square. I). T. LIM CO., 35 2, North Bridge Road.
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      83 6 EARNS PRE-EMINEN<:E. JfeFDFSH FQDh REFRIGERATING Co LTD ORCHARD KD.. BKLBGM RD.. KEIM'EL RD., GRANGE RI). MARKET. /T~~ N T0 fiET GOOD TEA out of TernI cove" l ;<>< V()U must l )u t Rood tea in cut open V^k^,, BROOKE BOND mfM YELLOW LABEL H£o^Ma^^ Tracked in ill..- PulctU Hound
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      315 7 tLHAMBRl i the theatre: of perfect sound BIUI REPRODUCTION Aft ifc 6.15 p.m. TONIGHT 9.15 p.m. I'remiere Malayan Presentation of the ENGLISH DERBY OF 1930 See and Hear The Scenes on Epsom Downs, The Tipsters. Bookmakers, The Arrival of Their Majesties THE KING QUEEN THE RACE FROM BEGINNING TO END
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      374 7 \,/MUU MMW UU MU \\/M HUM U U U U WMU f):Q©0OQi?)0QQ^>OO^©Q©Q©Q0Q00^ -°l V w mm L 1 i i The Home of CAPITAL Entertainment. Tonight at 6.15 and 9.15 LAST NIGHT OF Universal's Entertaining Talking and Singing: Story "COLLEGE LOVE Featuring the popular utars of the will-known COLLEGIANS Serin..
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      190 7 I VICTORIA THEATftC Tonight 9.30 p.m. Tonight only performance: Mr. R. U. SALISBURY Presents "The Man from Toronto Booking now open »t LITTLE'S. I'ricts 14, $2 and $1. Saturday, Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, July 19, 22, 21 M at 9. 1S p.m. S.A.D.C. will present IN THE NEXT ROOM. Booking at
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    THE TEREKUNI MARU.
    311 8 SHIPPING NOTES. New Liner for N.Y.K. Europe Service. The imw Nippon Yuatn Kaisha liner. the T<:ekuni Mara, which wai delivered to the company i n Way :?l and tailed from i Yokohama for Europe nn June 30, arrived at Singapore day. The vaaael is ppteially designed ami
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  • SHAKE MARKET REPORTS
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      14 8 -.1-56 rents. Mal«> H u Lua» 1.07i killinzhalli I I
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      Rose Macphail &. Penman. Ltd.
      73 8 Rose Macphail Penman. Ltd. 1 July 16. nchangid N"":i Spi i 17s* wn tl 2-. t-.tl. w X I«r ll| 1.01. M:. :.■>:! 22 Johani :'.i (1 Mii, Uu Xl iling* i.iti-:.2.".. Hong Kong Tins cd. Hull. I'nited Malaccas 1.20-1.30. iitu, \t» Scudais 1.7". l.h(». Maluku Iii MenUkabi :;2- .11.
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    LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
    273 8 EXCHANGE. .SiiiKapoM-, July 10. On I.'T.'lnr., Bank 4 m 2 '3 29 Zl I»:i:iatid 1 A S3 II Pi ivat* 1 m. credit :> 4 On Ni.-.v Voik. drin and 5,; 1 rrivatt M i f.7-., (•1: Kraiui-. Kuiik T.T. 1127 0:1 India. Bank T.T.
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    WORK FOR GERMAN UNEMPLOYED.
    323 8 Scheme Financed by I T .S.j Firm. m Berlin, June 14. To finance prodn tiw employment, the f.overnme Dilating with Henry Schroeder Banking Corporation, of Mow York, for a long-term credit of ui> to £.*),O0O,0Ofl. It it announced I en?) part pf th« Government's plan for
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    BIG RADIO PLAN.
    34 8 Huge Skyscraper For Broadcasting. roximate Mr. Own 1> S Mi John i. I: I ol It are Mr. S. 1.. Mr. David Sarnoff, th' r. RI Xfr. IIir;;::l Bron Keith Oi
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      MINING.
      457 8 I 1'!I 1 Buyers Sellers il i! A*::m Kismliang L'!'. L'!i 3- E Ayi UtUua I m 1 1 12 xd. £1 CI Baaffrin Ila 14 U 1 )!;.taim l'aiianjr O.IU UC i 1 II:. la tM (1.U.1 1 l bukit Arsag Mt u£.o il 11 Burma)) .Malay .MB)
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      GENERAL.
      173 8 -c j'J. Buyers Sel'.eri 1 i Ik. II I 2 Alt: B "••>. tM Al< Bri4 k IV.-:-. 3 15 i I.:.:. Am. iutia.-to i.T.'j o.iii.b EagiM 0.4U O.."ionom i and Liria)fe» U.JO MS iiom li i:.-; i>. i ipni m i I I I- 0 11 I r..
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      101 8 1 Id Storage 7 p.c. mi-M IM 105 ci Municipal p.c. ol 1901 red. I'JoO si. -7s. i^.r. rr prem Singapore Municipal 4 p.i. red. 1947 11,400,090 \>J i^ar SiKgitpore Municipal i fjc t 1909 red. 1 yr.j $I.o'o,u 'U N par .Singapore Municipal I p.i 1..:.;
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      380 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's quotations. Todaj'i Prices FraMt Lyall Co. Evuti AlO! <iujkl> l$l) A. Ilium 111 l turning <»l) K. >ial..y t|2; A .'.lu.ek it. I L U 'Mi buitttt i*D Brun. IS. J 'lUli 8n K«a < *i i ii. Katil ii I
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    AUSTRALIAN SHEEP FARMS.
    508 8 A Year of Exceptional Difficulty. The fifth annual ordinary general meeting <if Australian Shti|. In: n I, I.t<!.. was held at t!ie company's oftices, Colenan Str.i-i, K.C., on June VI. Mr. Robert 11. C»ird i chairman and BMMghif dl presided. The chuiiman laid the year to which
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    VOLUNTEER DRILLS.
    146 8 drill* up ending July lm Wednesda;,- July IC, 5.13 p.m., Urill Hall, No. I Platoon "A" M.I Inatru-!.-t :.-.-> .">.!.■> p.,'.. Hr.il Hall, Bd R'capon ami Siimal Traininic 5.15 p.m., Prill Hall. Officers, S.V.C.. Revolve: <'our-e tJM p.m., Drill Hall, N.C.O*., S.V.( Promoti n < la ThurwUr, July
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    139 8 Today. unka 1 land, I ladjoe PalomII South i Bunuu h< riianian, J>un^un anil lrcng£anu I Dlinjoc. ranickal i".n;... and Billiton I l..i.-i .1 in. \< nt. N. Ka-t N.-Wosl Sumatra. Tomorrow. Ciylon Southern ami Weatern liniia tr.d u. tern \i. L I'ciul Ala. :i i Penanx,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    34 8 MAILS FO R EUROPE. By M»nlua tf.hini Raloerao KlUnifa ElcphanU Left Arrd. Spore l.ondun May :;0 June Vi May 29 June B June rt June- XT Juiiv f> June W Jun« l'.i Ju!> ll
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    PASSENGERS.
    64 8 .i Home l>y ih :ind Mr«. T. 1.. Bin G llardwick, Mr. and Mi N. r. Biihop, Kr. .1. Bcnton Capt. and Mn Mr*. A. M. Wood, Hi and Mr*. l>. !>. Booth, Miaa M. Lovtridr \ir. .1. H. Baldwin, Dr. E. I. Thompson. Mi M. A. i I
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    217 8 W.,!.., lay, -In!;, !6. Ships MiapMt Ihe Wharves or expected tv arrive. KKI'PKL HAKBOUR. V:.in Wl.:. Ihe < J.ir. Hopper .1.1. 11. U. lit. KnUrpri <">,! Wharf Nil. i eaJ Wharf i VhSSKI.S IN DRY DUCKS. TkLjunK Pagar. Ali,.Tl Ix.ck Nil. N I. hipptl Harbour. 4 No.
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      68 8 CHARGEIiRS REUNiS IneoraorateJ Praaca) sim;i i < i \ss ITBAMBatI i m: MONTHLY PRBIGRT AND PASBENGEB SERVICE. MOMRWARM M MtSIM! .1 VS. NWTKS .v.d ROROEAUX Ph.. S-,..,,,. rAP PAOARAN -luly 89 i SI JACQUES Au»r. M HAVRE, 111 \Ml!h and WTWKRP Doe S'pnrc BANGKOK .Vi;.-. IS h\l.\> St-pt. 9 For
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      94 8 PICTURES will "i" n July l in Ml ■>.'-.:. i Xl Oil l*a<ntla«s Water iWars Ii l.'r;i»inus. <(c. "J *s U \^w e# wl In Convalescence i Horfidu Mattel Milk I k rapidly brings budi ottc's a losl st'cngLH and cnsTqxy B. Wl Quickly asstmilakJ, ij His a perfect food
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      99 8 "CO'LI€ QUICK RELIEF Not only children but adults constantly suffer severe pains from over eating, change of food or drinking water. As a well known remedy for many years CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC REMEDY has been relied on the worid over to give quick relief from colic, diarrhoea and stomach cramps. Chamberlain's
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      262 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. D«Hy Weather Report. Bri K ht Wind. Station. T>r.;;iernture Rain- Sun- Relative Dircc- Speed. Weather. Max. Mm. full, shine. Humidity lion. F. T. im. hours. m.p.h. Alor Star H 74 Nil B.0 M Culm Cloudy Kota llharu '■■'< 7:. Nil K.K 7» SSW 10 Kino K. Trenumo
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      188 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Worfnisday, July !6. V. l'J.r.0 t.m., ;i it. in L'.U p.m., t t X. The Quaints, "The Han From Toronto," Vie. Tl !liursda\. July 17. II. \V. 1.38 a.m.. 9 ft.. 2.40 p.m., 8 ft. H in. I;. I. homeward mail rlotei p.m., train •1 p.m.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    292 9 Tomorrow's Vital Rubber Meeting. T.P.A. ANNOUNCEMENT OMINOUS. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Tester's Prices Rubber. 17 J4J 4 rents per Ib. Tin, 17.'> tons at $67 per picul. Teatasretejr's Prices: Ratter, London I 9-lfid. per Ib., unt hanged. New York. 10 7 rts. per
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    OVERSEAS SETTLERS.
    405 9 s>Increased Number Of Assisted Passages. Th« report for IMJ of the Oversea.' I Committee issued on June 13 srith the observation that as the whole of the general policy of the Govern- regarding oversea nettlement will presumably be discussed :.t the forthcoming Imperial Conference, it h»-a-nt desirable to
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    EXCHANGES.
    71 9 stagey, July 15. Fnreicn exrhnnces lire Amsterdam 18.09, Mh.ri 876, Bombay la. 2.'i-::-Jd Berlin 211 I fi Rru I 35 Bin, Bucharc I Bl I -Illiaen I i 16. >.•■•• i a 25.0 ii. i ingfoi Hone honjr 1 I"-',. Madl Milan yj.sv. New York U6W, O;,lo 18.1*. T-.-.ri
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      AUSTRALIAN LOAN PURPOSES.
      258 9 Federal Premier On Optimism. Mr. Scullin, thi- Commonwealth Premier, Bf with regard to the Federal Internal Loan of nH.OOO.OO. said thct the money was mated for the pnrpoM of carrying out programme of public workl (s.iys nn Exchange Tclccruph mesaaga trow Canberra The Imm m made on
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      KINTA TIN MINES.
      829 9 Company's Attitude On Restriction. Tl-.i- annual general meeting cf Kiats Tta on Jui.e 11, at b 5. Wall. E.C. Mr. C. CUr.trey Incl-.bsld, analysis of tIM accounts, .illudid to tb« fact thj»t the company hbd ned up as memt.T of the Tin Producers Association, and were carrying
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      57 9 Tone of Market Steadier. Latest Cable :—London Spot Sheet "i 9-lCd. per Ib. New York :—Spct Sheet 0. cents 10 7s7 s per Ib. > l.S.S. equal to London Standard Itandnrd &A& on Tender Spot Julj A"(rust September lept Oct.- Dec. lSuyvri i. Seller U
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      BRITISH RUBBER AND GENERAL TRUST.
      863 9 Shareholders and Year's Working. Tl >■ fi uri 1 ordinary (enaral meeting v! the British Babber ar.d (Jcneral Tryst, Ltd.. was held on June 12, nt 11, Aagel Court, London, i:.c. Mr. Martin < "it-.. Barman, who presided, suid that the uccuunts presented were admittedly
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      BATANG RUBBER ESTATES.
      1371 9 Higher Output and Bigger Profit. The tenth annual general meeting of the Batang Consolidated Rahber KsUt U was held on June 12. at fi, Laurence Pountnoy Hill, London. E.C., Mr. Sparks (the chairman) presiding. The representative of the secretaries (Messrs. Sharps Betali ar..! > 1.. I-td.'. rv:
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      GENERAL RUBBER.
      156 9 Mr. Arthur Jones Elected President. The Genciv.l Rubber Company, New York, announces the election of Mr. Arthur Jnnrs. of London, as president. It further announce! that Mr. C. Schwab has bet-n rc-clccted rice-president and appointed manager of the New York rffii-e aaya the r'imincial Times of June ISO
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      RAFFLES LIBRARY.
      199 9 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday, at 9 a.m. Sport in I lassie Times, (A. J. Butler. 1900, illus. Population. A. M. Carr-Saanders I Kelvin. His Amnzing Life and Worldwide Influence, ill. N. Canon), 19M Africa, Australasia and Asia. ISM (Modern World Geographies
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    ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
    491 9 More Cheerful News From India. LIKELIHOOD OF X v ORDER (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mm The Wkitaontide holidayi lia>.'. i' 1 eOBMe, interfered with business <>n the Manchester Royal Exchange, and tinmajority of spinne r shippinjf and merchr-.ntit.^r firm down for the whole of tho week. Owing
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    NER-SAG (OVERSEAS).
    271 9 Voluntary Liquidation Approved. An i>-:tr.n irdin "I" N"cr« Sag idv ursei 'tat Ike Cai non resolutions pn the voluntary iiqoidati in < and the appointment of a liq Sit J.- 1 Ulles. v.ii that Bt the extraordinary w |<l in Augu't last, sharehold fn unanimously of the opinion
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      129 9 MALAYAN TRADE. Value of Imports and Exports From January to June, 1930. The Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S., has forwarded the following comparative statement of the total value of foreign merchandise, excluding parcel post and bullion, imported to and exported from British Malays during the first six months of
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE,WEDNESDAY,JULY 16 ,1930 INDO-CHINA AND RESTRICTION.
    920 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE,WEDNESDAY,JULY 16 ,1930 INDO-CHINA AND RESTRICTION. rt all over the world, the r. I [ndo-China. l tre t:>rniruT thrir attention to the con- artificial we u'e the word advii i!y— reduction of cka ;.au tho nt of cquili- ply and demand. A. g, held on July 1
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    THE COURSE OF WORLD TRADE.
    2010 10 When Will the Tide Begin To Turn? A Symposium by Sir (leorijo Paish (the eminent British economist; formerly Financial Adviser to the British Treasury) Sir Arthur Ralfoiir (managing director. Arthur Kalfour and Co.. Ltd.. advisor to the British Government on industrial questions) Sir Stanley Machin
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    495 10 Mr. J. B. Dudgeon, the well-known iJohore Rugby player, haj toft for Home i on leave. Mr. K. R. Hallifnx. C.M.G., CB.E-, has been appointed to ac! m Colonial 8 [tarjr, Hong Kong. Mr. J. C. Barry, A.S.I*.. S.S. Police, hai returned from leave on June \\>
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    786 10 f IN DING JOBS. A very hoavy increase Kis to bo record■ft today in the list of Vivtims of the Slump." published on Pago Twelve, fhciv was OM l>vif;lit spot in (fee inorni;i£ nail in the fora of a grateful letter rom an applicant who had
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    MALAYAN TRADE FOR HALF YEAR—DEPRESSING FIGURES.
    145 11 MALAYAN TRADE FOR HALF YEAR— DEPRESSING FIGURES. MALAYAN TRADE LOSSES. Decrease in First Half Of Year. The particulars of Malayan trade for the first six months of the year, which are given in detail on page 0, show heavy decreases compared with the corresponding six months of 1929. Imports last
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    COAL MINES BILL CRISIS.
    160 11 House of Lords Insists On Amendment. HOURS OF WORK. Difficult Position For Government. London, Ju y 15. The Government is facing another crisis. Its Coal Mines Bill was returned to the House of I/ords today for the third time for reconsideration and compromise. Modifications in the
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    AEROPLANE CRASH.
    112 11 Well-known American Pilot Injured. Bennington, Vermont. July 15. Prank Gol Isborougfa, aged 19, the holder ••I the junii i tram -continental flijrht record, was pinned beneath the of hi.- .i crash in the Vermont Mountains. He was found alive by a search party which ent out when his
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    SIMON REPORT.
    63 11 Liberal Party Oppose Attempt lo Shelve. I. .ion. July 7. ihn s an i Mr. re p lent at a meeting shadow cabinet which discus!>ed ih- Simon Rep decided to d.> r.s utmost to obi iur it v full measure of coi tier, cither at the I "nuon
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    MYMENSINGH DISORDERS.
    51 11 Recrudescence of Communal Rioting. July IS. Thin- wan a recrudescence of communal rioting in certain villages of the Ki*horcganj sub-division yesterday. The police w re obliged to fire, and four rioters wire killed and two wounded. K;fiy-thi"e arrest* were made. Ten Hindus have been killed by Mosli mi
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    INDIAN RAILWAYS.
    50 11 Hip Contract (Joes to British Firm. Rugby, July 15. In the face of levere foreign competition the Vulcan Foundry at Newton-le-Willows, Lancashire, has secured a l>i« rontract to supply the North-Western Railway of India with 27 locomotives. The order provides nine months" work for L'.ooo men.- British Wireless.
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    CHILEAN NITRATE.
    39 11 Consolidation of Industry Approved. Pans. July 15. The representative of the Chilean Government announces that the Chilean Congress baa approved the special law raipowering the consolidation or the entire Chilean nitrate industry into one coav pany.— Kcuter.
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    $50 TO CROSS FRONTIER.
    87 11 Reported Move of Kelantan Government. (From Our <>\\n Correspondent.) Bangkok, July 1">. It i> reported here that the Kelantan Government requires |M iplc passing from Siam to Kelantan t" pay ;i deposit of It ii noted that this deposit qratcai was put Into operation ftrsi 'it
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    PEKING LEGATION.
    89 11 Difficulties in Removal To Nanking. London, July 15. In the House of Commons at question time, Mr. Arthur Henderson, the Foreign Secretary, said there were serious physical and other difficulties regarding the removal f His Majesty's Legation as a whole from I'ekir.g to Nanking. Steps, however, were being
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    BRITAIN AND IRAK.
    157 11 Keen Criticism of the New Treaty. Baghdad. July 4. The publication of the summary of the Anglo-Irak Treaty has been followed by the dissolution of the Chamber, of Deputies in order to afford the nation an opportunity of expressing its opinion on The terms of the new
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    MR. BERNARD BARON.
    49 11 Memorial to Millionaire Philanthropist. Rugby. July 15. The Duke of Connaught today unveiled a memorial at Westminster Opthalmic Hospital to the late Mr. Bernard Baron, the philanthropist. During the years he spent in England hu adopted country Mr. Baron gave over £2.000,000 to charity. British Wireless.
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    WAR WITH THE SOVIET.
    142 11 What Would Bernard Shaw Do? Moscow, June 24. The replies were published here today of a number of prominent literary men who had been asked what they would do in case of a war between the Soviet Union and a coalition of other Powers. Bernard Shaw
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    PRISON FOR GUNMAN.
    89 11 Found with Loaded Pistol On Boat Quay. A young Chinese who was arreated in Boat Quay with a loaded pistol in his possession v.as yesterday sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Wilson, the Singapore Criminal District Judge. Chief Court Inspector Meredith pointed out that when
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    GERMAN POLITICAL SENSATION.
    291 11 President's Action. FINANCIAL PROGRAMME DIFFICULTIES. Berlin, July 15. President von Hindenburg has thrown a bombshell into German political life by his j.nncuncement that he will not participate in the evacuation celebrations in the Rhinaland, as arranged, because the Nationalist Steel Helmet Association is a prohibited organisation in
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    BRITISH AIRCRAFT.
    74 11 Another Order From French Government. Rugby. July 1">. The French Government has ordered from Messrs. Short Brothers. Rochester, two more Calcutta flying boats for ;he French. Naval Air Service. The machines, which are mainly constructed of metal, will each be equipped with three engine? of the well-known Bristol
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    EUROPE FEDERATION.
    48 11 Germany's Reply to Briand Proposals. Berlin, July ir>. The German Government has replied to M. Briands pan-European memorandum accepting the proposal to discuss the European problem, in the solution of which it is prepared to co-operate, at the next session of the League of Nations. Reuter.
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    NAIL IN HIS HEAD.
    113 11 Remarkable Case of Alleged Suicide. The amazing case of a young Chinese who walked im.o the police station at Bukit Timah Road en Monday evening n-ith a six-inch nail sticking out of the back of hishrad is new l>eing investi■jal I by the police. Those in
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    "RED" LEAFLETS BURNED
    136 11 Soldiers Make Huge Bonfire At Aldershot. Aldcrshot, June Id By collecting and destroying leaflets scattered by Communsits, soldiers in the Aldcrshot Command have again shown their strong aversion to the attempts to spread disaffection among them. This morning nearly 5,000 of these leaflets, sealed in envelopes, were
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    PRESIDENTS APPEAL TO THE ARMIES.
    474 11 Call for Supreme Effort. ANNIHILATE THE ENEMY WITH ONE BLOW. Shanghai, July 15. President Chiang Kai-shek summoned General Ho Ying-ching today and discussed with him future military plans. It is understood that it has been decided to discontinue the offensive on the Lunghai Railway, where
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    THE FOLLY OF YOUTH.
    181 11 Strange Death Pact Story From Shanghai. Shanghai, July 8. A weird story was related in the course of the hearing of a case in the District Court in which the son of a wealthy grocer is charged with having induced a dancing girl, employed at the
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    THREE WEEKS IN THE AIR
    146 11 Details of the Hunter Brothers' Achievement. Chicago, July 3. Dead tired, bespattered with oil, unshaven, covered with dirt and unable lo give a description of their feelings after more than three weeks in the air the Hunter Brothers complained of losing much sleep during the
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    THIRD TEST MATCH DRAWN.
    193 11 England's Moderate Display. The thiixl Test match ended in a draw at Leedi yesterday, England occupying the wick'-ts throughout the day's play. The rain which fell on Monday, r.rd early yesterday morning, made the wicket very difficult, and h.-lpod 0M Australian spinbowlers, and the Knglish batsmen
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    EGYPTIAN RIOTS.
    192 11 Serious Trouble In Alexandria. Alexandria. July lft. A two-hour general strike ordered by the committee of the Wafd in sympathy with the victims of the trouble at Mansourah and Bilbeis took a seriou? turn. In spite of Qm committee enjoining supporters not to break the peace and to
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    KING'S CUP AIR RACE.
    132 11 Miss Winifred Brown's Fine Win. London, July Miss Winifred Brown's perfomance in winning the King's Cup was thrilling. She started 14th from Hanworth aerodrome, crept into third place at Manchester, her home town where she was given a great reception, overhauled Lieutenants Waghorn and Orlebar and
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    BOMB THROUGH THE POST
    103 11 Attempt on Life of Baroness de Rothschild. An attempt was made last month to assassinate the Baroness Robert de Rothschild by sending her a bomb through the post. Fortunately the bomb exploded prematurely in the parcel sorting office at the General Post Office in Paris, and
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    COLONIAL OFFICE CONFERENCE.
    390 11 Unification of Services Approved. AGRICULTURE. Constantly Recurring Problems. London, July 15. Lord pHssficld presided at the final oaacioa of the Colonial Office Conference. He expressed the hope that the delegate recognised the difficulties of the central administration in dealing with the complex problems of the present day,
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    QUAY IMPROVEMENTS.
    64 11 Owners and Tenants Meet In Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.! Pcnang, July IV In connection with the scheme for improving Wield Quay, a repn BSSCtiag of owners and tenants, presided over by Sir Cecil Clementi. met today. The meeting was p. ivatc, but it i understood that one
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    PIED PIPER WANTED.
    169 11 Emigration of Rats From Siberia. Shanghai, June 29, Millions of rats and other rodent-; arc crossing the Siberian borders and invading the adjoining parts of Mougelia and Manchuria. Passing to the south of the border riv.r Argun, the invading masses of rat' moved in the direction of
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    JAPAN AND NAVAL PACT.
    63 11 To be Laid Before Throne Decides Government. Tokio, July 15. The Government decision to lay the London Naval Treaty before the Throne for sanction, piohably on Friday or Saturday, is unchanged, despite the fact thiil the four l>ig heads <-f the Navy ul yesterday's meeting failui
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    DAVID-MURRAY APPEAL.
    1204 12 Partners Only in Tongkah. LOWER COURT'S DECISION VARIED. The Court of Appeal judgment in the which Mr. J. B. David appealed main t Mr. Justice Steven* 1 decision that .Mr. -lack Murray, a Visiting Agent af Kuala Lumpur, wu a partner with him I Mi. David) in three
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    WIRELESS IN TRAINS.
    227 12 Where England Lags Behind The Continent. .•h wireless reception in Contin- becoming a commonplace, sti!! without this development. I many it is achieved by wired throughout the carriages, and a reception is regularly carried ..t .n the long-distar.ee expresses, pas- aring the broadcast concerts en r a
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    ACROSS SIBERIA.
    163 12 Dining Cars Provide Good Service. Shanghai, June 25. h •<■ planning to to on home leave will be interested to know that very cXC( !i< ru dining ear and restaurant ac«tl may be had on the train crossing Siberia from Manchuli, states thi Mi rth China Daily News.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    120 12 Applications to assist, in the production of The Yeoman of the Guard" by tlit: S.A.D.C. luive lieen co:nir.g in steadily, by no Hwani full yet. Previou experience in operatic work does givn the voices, th S.A.D.C. pioducers can Ik- trusted to provide the rest. Thcie is no subscription,
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    32 12 'J lit annual general meeting of the Chinese Maternity Association, Kuala! Lumpur, will be held at the Association's I hospital in Pudo Road at ZJB p— on I 1 ii lav, July
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    HYLAM "REDS" AT NAVAL BASE.
    514 12 Communist Conference Held in Singapore. Arrested at the Naval Base, Seletar, by Chief Inspector I'rithvi ('hand of the Special Branch of the Singapore Criminal Intelligence Department, two Hylams were yesterday sentenced to one month I rigorous in-.pi isonment ea:h by Mr. C. Wilson, the Singapore
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    "IN THE NEXT ROOM."
    126 12 IN THE NEXT ROOM." Dress Rehearsal of Amateurs' Thriller. The dress rehearsal of In the Next Room," given at the Victoria Theatre last night by the Singapore Asmteur Dramatic Committee, gives promise of a really good performance on the opening night. The piece presented is a thriller which contains plenty
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    KIDNAPPERS FOILED.
    269 12 Chauffeur's Coolness Saves Employer. Shanghai, June 30. The sharp-wittcdness of a chauffeur was responsible for the foiling of a kidnapping affair in the Bubbling Well district on Saturday evenin? and the saving of Mr. Yu Sho-chang. a wealthy ,dent and a form r high official •uring t.he Manchu
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    MOTORIST ON MURDER CHARGE.
    208 12 Fight That Followed Accident. A minor motor-car accident was dis- the incident that led to charges oi" murder against two Boyanes? at the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice t'ob-.at this morning. One of the accused men was the owner of ihe car, an Austin Seven and,
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    INDO-CHINA & RUBBER
    347 12 INDO-CHINA RUBBER Telegram Sent to R.G.A. In London. i ing the acceptance by the Syndicate of Rubber Plant, is of Indochina of a scheme prepared by Mr. Alphonse Bee for restoring equilibrium between supply and demand, and thereby rai.-ing the price of rubber, the following tele~am has been dispatched by
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    154 12 Mr. I. A. Worswick and Missi Dorothy Dick. The wedding of Mr. J. A. Worswick, of the Union Insurance Society of Canton, Sourabaya, and Miss Dorothy Dick, who recently arrived from Home, tool; place at St. "Andrew's Cathedral on Monday afternoon. The bride wore a white satin moire
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    112 12 The dancers who are appearing this week at the Adelphi Hotel continue to attract excellent audiences. Rowina and Dandclo aie acrobatic dancers of unmistakable merit, who seem to possess an inexhaustible fund of energy. They will appear at tonight's after-dinner dance and at the tea dance tomorrow. The
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    68 12 The following taluks in Madras Presidency are now closed to recruiting on account of infectious disease :—ln: —In the area, served by the Port of Madras Ganjam, Clikacole, Chatrapur, Kodvla, I haparam and Baaipcta Kuinuol, All I'.il'ik: Aii.iijl iiuir. All Taluks Beflary, rlarapanhalli and Hadagailee Salem, Hosur and Attur Malabar,
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    GIRL ARCHITECTS.
    59 12 First Chinese to Study In England. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lun pur, Julj l". nd Miss Esther Mo-Vow Vu Yum Ka Tseuag, pro] he Coran rcial Pn ECus will be leaving a f the week-end foi will join the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London. They aie
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    AIR PASSENGERS.
    25 12 << h lowi n;r pfl ~< r-Ui Mr. I". I. Mr. O'i Mr. SI. P. Tii J X B. Eyrt Mr. E. R. G Ccrai.
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    25 12 A mectiryr of the Kuala I.umpur Wing H in Malaya wiil take place at Mr. Muii's house in Ampang Road, Ku;',la i.umpur. on July "22.
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      403 12 VICTIMS OF THE SLUMP. Can You Help These Men In accordance with the offer made in the Notes of the Day column last week we give publicity to the following appeals for work from men who are unemployed as a direct result of the slump. The Editor will be pleased
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    Rain and Bad Light Save England at Leeds—Home Racing Reviewed.
    1414 13 Rain and Bad Light Save England at Leeds— Home Racing Reviewed. A MONTH OF GOOD RACING. Irish Meetings. DERBY HORSES COMPETE AT ASCOT. (By I*. Leo Faulkner.) In the eyes of some people June is the month of roses. In the eyes of others it is the month of seaside
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    THIRD TEST MATCH DRAWN.
    934 13 Hammond's Great Effort. HOBBS AND SUTCLIFFE BOOED. The third Test awtch, which eaarluded at Leedn yeiiteivty, resulted in a draw. BaglaJMfl iir^l inulagl realiiied S9l runs. and. feJlewktg-on, (he) bisi three wickets for !••">. I" the lirst ianinga Maaiaioad acored a lac century, and great efforts
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    GODFREY PENALISED
    53 13 Sequel to Camera Fight. Philadelphia. June 24. Tb<- Pennsylvania Commission have innulltd Godfrey's I'cenee and halved h;s share of the purs* from £2,000 to £1,000, ti.- latter being a pro rato basis for the rounds before he foaled Camera. they I I finally removed him m the list
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    MANY UNFINISHED GAMES.
    693 13 Four Double Centuries. YORKSHIRE'S BAD LUCK AT SWANSEA. Rain interfered considerably with county ciicket matches all over the country, md of the eight first-class games which started on Saturday, only one ended in an nut-right win. The exception was Somerjetahirc and Leicestershire, the former winning by eight
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    BASEBALL.
    66 13 United States League Results. New York, July 14. Baseball results to date are as follows: National League. Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 12—8. American League. Chicago beat New York 10—0. Chicago lost to New York 2—7.2—7. Detroit beat Washington B—4. Cleveland beat Boston 3—2.3—2. St. Louis lost to Washington 7—9. —Reuter.
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    MALAYAN ATHLETIC MEETING.
    284 13 Full List of Entries For Kuala Lumpur. The following are the hMh for the meeting of the Amateur Athletic Association, to be held at Kuala Lumpur on- July 18 and l'J:— l«0 Yards. Victor Chan, L. D. E. Culli-n. O. K. Dorall. Stft. Habit), Mohamed Hanii. Hussein,
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    TENNIS.
    248 13 L.L.T.C. Tournament. i-".•■r<lay s reaoiti Opea Mixed Doubles. Mr. iir.J Mrs. Tajrlw beat Sliai P«trii mU Batomaa, I Lady Murison and Krnnell l>e«t Mial KarUoß and Collins r :vi\ —1. t~ 1. Ladies' llandirap Dmibl.-. Mrs. Goy Bti Mr*. Bennett l>eat Mr,. Bavl and Mr-. !'i. i rfp.mt. I,
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    161 13 Wednesday, July IS I.uh Wh;i vs. Singapore XI, Anion Road. Thursday, July 17. S..VK.A. I.eajruc: Ist Div., R.K. va. R.A.F. Stadium l'ikl Div., S.C.C. vs. Wi-k-h, 8.C.C. Ktstfrves. Div., M.P.H. vs. 8.A.T., S.R.C. V.M.C.A. vs. Warders, A.P.C. Friday, July 18. Football: Singapore vs. Johore (Malaya Cup Mati hi,
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      49 13 ««♦«♦»«♦«♦♦♦♦««»♦♦»♦< Other sporting news will be found on Page Six. tnm>MHMMtMM»I>HHH CHAMPAGNE ITALIAN > AT THE WEDDING OF H.R.H. THE ITALIAN CROWN I'RINCE GANCIA RESERVE 1921 EXTRA DRY WAS DRUNK PRICE VERY COMPETITIVE. As good as any of the Most Expensive Champagne. Sole Distributors (jr. AUKkLY FREE SAMPLES GIVEN. Phone
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      150 14 It has the Flavour of fresh dairy milk. -^-^<T**^ Nestles latest product is the *rk finest cow's milk obtainable 3 in Switzerland. Jt is simply <v- 'f w .H' sterilised and canned. )K tP***^ "^^^g^^ Nestles modern sterilisation ii^^^^Sl process retains the natural > t> L9BSj^j«gyQj|^&j flavour of the milk—
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      145 14 JP^ ON AIR Goodyear Tubes pillow M^4N^ your tyre snut f v look VSfe^^fej^ better, wear lnnjarer. PAGE HI- WAY GUARD (The Lifeline ef t!i A TOTALLY NEW IDEA IN '■■HMk HMuL i Bul I"- Wd--•rf'tjs^^ r<! noun iprove- Vmfa^i^;, s|>.-. U Xl OH IHBSI^fiCSP TEl.l h '..WIN »\<i ITXAM..
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      40 14 THE WORLD'S BEST mi "WALTER LINDRUM" BILLIARD TABLE As usid and i);;iyed on WALTER LINDRUM WORLD CHAMPION NOW ON VIEW. In stock ready for immediate delivery. Made by THOMAS PADMORE SONS. Sold by FRANKEL BROTHERS Sulo Aitints fur British Ma!a>a.
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    MR. G. FERNANDO IN COURT.
    3037 15 No Means to Return. "HEADSTRONG WIFE" OF BANKRUPT. ••This is an inquisition. I must object to my learned friend Mr. Cocker conductin- hi-; pubii: examination in this Court. when the public examination is adjourned until next Friday in the Bankruptcy Court," said counsel for the
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    47 15 Mi^s Aroha Cliffoi -nc the noat experienced airwomen if Sem Zealand. iS| >ail.n:. for Englard i h the intention of flying i nd to Vu»ti back. Her father, Mr. W. L. Clifford.' who hsj stated that ho is opposed to M--- Al B. will omj an;, her
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    ADELPHI HOTEL SALE.
    1624 15 Disputed Debenture. BIG CLAIM BY FORMER MANAGING DIRECTOR. A very involved action came befoiv Mr. Justice Stevens in the Supreme Couri yesterday when Mr. H. 11. Willies, former marr-ring director of the Adclphi Hotel, Ltd., sued the present company fot $22,000. After a whole day's hearing the
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    WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
    306 15 New Menace Arising In China. Shanghai, June 2~. Further trouble witfc woanded BoMien now reported from ChinUans by ti Chinese Press, which savi that the nuthoritiea of the provincial capital rif Kiancsu had much difficulty in quelling ihe riefa i. Some day- ago. il may recalled, wounded wMien
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    30 15 The Incorporated Society «< Planters' Languages Exansinati are advertised in another page of this issue. Entries -a ill close on August 12 ard 15 for Mala ca and Singapore examrlnationa respectively.
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      103 15 Today's Crossword Puzzle. K2 .vj '™4\2S» (CLUES.) ACItOSS. %ZZZ p l Sink I 25. Breathe with noi»a f^**"*** Scolded m. UtdaNim H :ul c ovt ljrur J. 1 }»te«d Wi.i-hir.K-miichine ■."-»■'-•<• 32. Wabtband 11. Tr«nsluci-nt n j I*; j; 111 Tk Kind or ru«i r" L Kemale relation j: 1'"1
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      149 16 TWO-FOLD truck ECONOMY Ownership of a Fargo Truck is a guarantee of jffife two-fold economy— a guarantee of savings in JLM< jFcfVl time and in money spent. The exceptional power, reliability, speed and pick-up of Fargo Trucks permit of schedulemaking service. These same qualities plus typical Chrysler economy of operation
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      107 16 DOUBLE Af^§i©ARETTES PER TIN OF y?^. F/?£Srt FROM ErtGLAMD NOTHING BETTER IS OBTAINABLE AT THE PRICE, THEY ARE OF SUPERLATIVE QUALITY ARDATH TOBACCO Co., LTD. LONDON Austin COSY AND COOL THE CAR FOR THE "MEM" CHEAP TO RIJN Borneo Motors, Ltd., SINGAPORE. PENANG, TAIPING, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, SEREMBAN. MALACCA AND
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      JOHORE HILL STATION.
      56 17 To thi he Straits Times. 1 issible hill station nee of Sinsu'oro to know tliat gathered a cood At. Stephen •urcc Ai GovernBlumut his tarn y i insufficient i plentj of the High- contance from miles and ;> io difficulty. ill be found: 1 M.rt whirl: the
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      OVER PRODUCTION.
      56 17 he Straits Times. leeting of the Ltd., by Mr. ■csiding), who if i -i Singa- n i(u- large e rrtent last few pll ultitnnti ly I in thic peti facinjc ■j to the i of the the W it I to th< I rabbet ition. Majority of up.
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      THIS WAY TO THE WORKHOUSE.
      235 17 thi Straits Times. dealing with aturday'a i^sui-. that have yet nothi .1 below is vcrj .,1 rubber, til, :">•! unless gome11 ii hi direction the workhouse ..ii v.us the outcome was published in a [mi I I received ;i replj :i< i^ i:ix ma to
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      THE RUBBER SITUATION: THE COMPLETE REMEDY !
      2715 17 THE RUBBER SITUATION THE COMPLETE REMEDY EFFECT OF EXI'OTtT RESTRICTION. To the Editor of the Snails Times. Sir,--The be.-t remedy for the rubber si uation is provided by the simplest in ans, namely the limitation of exports. It ia known to everyone that the cause of lump is the accumulation
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    THE SCHNEIDER TROPHY.
    71 17 France to Take Part Next Year. M. I.::urent-Eynac, the French Air Minister, recently announced that France will take part in the Schneider Trophy race next year. Some of the six French seaplanes which were intended for the race last year, but which were not ready in time,
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY.
    72 17 Nearly 200 Fatalities In United States. London, July 5. Astounding figures of the casualties caused in the United States by the observance of Independence Day are contained in a New York dispatch. It is estimated that 178 fatalities occurred throu ghost the country as a direct result of
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    ESTATE DISPUTE.
    476 17 Administratrix Accused Of Fraud. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 15. In the r.M.S. Curt '.f Appeal yesterday and (nii t Justice, the Hi Ifr. L H. Elph nstone, Jue Ice Burtcti and Mr. Justice Mudie, an appeal arising out of Malay admininuit was heard. The i
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    46 17 Following are die numbers of arrivals ami (k'pnitiiri 1 to •hniras Presidency for tiv month of June Arrival* (figures M|Pphcd by Traveling Inspectors) adults !*.o!i7, miners 1,849, infants 094. Departures (figures supplied by Steamer Agents) adults 5,1*02, minors -IfiS. The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.
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      310 18 Greatest of Batteries More powerful, more dependable, more brilliant, Eveready Unit Cells last longer, too. Unquestionably, Eveready is the world's finest flashlight battery. Obtainable from all first class dealers. Betvare of imitations. UNIT (ILLS 'hey />•-/ lone 111 1 t'nrtorv Repmvnlatiir* Ml LLBI PIIIIM'S (Malnvn). Ud. [1 I"'"" Buildinp ('olljcr
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      2009 19 Assets exceed $11,000,000. Assurance In force over $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Btrslts Settlements.) f HEAD OFFICE Winchester Home, Singapore. i LONDON OFFICE IT, Old J—rr, 'B.C. The Company has «20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life
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      348 19 I J\iter H^M^ Diseases W. Jm Dengue Fever prWyf yl Malaria or BRi^^J^ Dysentery, etc. I l^BQ^^n C ANATOGEN wust do > ou I In good, .-because it provides the V i debiliated cells oi body and nerves InMJ I with exactly those elements fliv I w pluisphorus ar.d albumin
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      211 20 The Machine You Will Eventually Buy THE UNDERWOOD A GUARANTEED SERVICE WITH EVERY MACHINE. Winner of the WORLD'S Speed Typewriting Championship since lf)(Jf». Stocked in sizes from 10/2 inches to 26 inches. There is also THE UNDERWOOD PORTABLE which embodies all the principal points of the Standard Machine. Patcrson, Simons
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      115 20 THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in Great llriuin) < Ucad Office for Malaya SIM.Ai'OKK. MONIER REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPES MAM IN AI.I. §BB DF TO I FEET MAM Suitable for Road ar.d rtTv The Best Railway Culverts Specially Const rue J<-rl *fT I: Cheapest. OVOID^SHAPED /wLf '^g^jji^j^tf?^. -^B^^^^^^
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