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flowers.

Artificial Present at the Sanitary Burri

paper meeting yesterday" at which the re- paper lanterns, bamboo and rat port of the Committee on refusetan baskets will be auctioned by destruction Was mady. were: Messrs. Lammert Bros, at No. 1 Messrs. N. L. Smith (Chalman), godown. Kowloon, at 11 am. on Dr. A. G. M. Severn, the Hon. Dr. Saturday. W. V. M. Kach. Dr. J. C. Macgown, Dr. S. W, Teo, Mr. Wong Kwong-

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Tokyo. July 29. Over thousand Korean inhabitants Keishu and its environs of. Keisho Hokudo. Korea have part-

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Peking. July 30.-The masa meeting of anti-Boishavism, which' was held here to-day, requested the Kuowuyuan to close up the Chung- (the E-University

China-Rassin University) here.

It is reported that the Bank Japan has a plan of issuing new paper notos and recalling all the notes now in circulation, for

Ketchikao Alaska, Aug. 2.-. tin. Col. Boylan Smith. Dr. S. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ar- Ho, atud Mr. R. A. P. Forrest rived here to-day and inspected the work of the Alaskan mapping

the purpose of Anding accurate expedition working under the aus

figures regarding the circulation of pices of the Navy Department.

currency, and that the authorities of the bank are now making in- Bosling, France, July 27m4vestigations in this connection. sudden change in the wind from particularly as regards the pro- the east to northeast, engaing the cedure of Issuing new notes, the English Channel to become rough, cost, designs, and the period within impelled Isak Helmy, the Egyptian which the notes are to be recalled. giant, to postpone his attempt to swim the channel yesterday.

ly destroyed a railway bridge and disturbed the telegraph service by cutting wires. It is alleged that the inhabitants committed the violence in believing that the recent food! was caused by the railway bridge.

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1. Paul Smith's, New York, July 31-Preldent Coolidge believes The E. E. Telegraph Co. that commerein aviation is ap The Empress of Asia, which notifies that telegraphic comproaching a print where it is pos- munication from Hongkong to sible to carry merchandise and pas- arrived in Hongkong yesterday, brought from Vancouver Le is na-Tientsin and Peking is totally in-sengers by aeroplane. The futility reterrupted. Telegrams for Tien- or an exact prediction, was shown in comparison. of forecasts of the telegraph and telephone in the early days. The expression of the the president's yiews followed visit ef Edsel Ford here last Wednesday.

ive land for interment the mains of Ling Hang, a well-known tain and Peking are forwarded by igure of New York's China Town. wire to Chefoo and thence posted The bookings on the "Asia" creat- by irregular mail. They are ac ed a record for the summer season cepted only at the sender's risk as owing to the Australia being regards delay. Laken off the run some? than was anticipated. Almost capacity freight was carried.

Tokyo, July 30-All persons who were arrested by the police in connection with the Nagano in- gident were released yesterday at the request of Mr. Yokiyama. Chief Secretary of the Kenseikai

and vice-

At the meeting of the Finance Committee of the Legislative Coun- cil to-morrow a sum of $32,000, wil be asked for to defray the cost of Party. The Chairman internal repairs to Government | Chairman of the Nagano City House. A sum of $2,000 will be Assembly called upon the Home required for the upkeep and run-Minister, Mr. Hamaguchi, Go-hy aining

the and reported on the Nagano in- Governor's motor cars. This sum, cident, being approximately two-thirds of the estimated cost of running ap

expenses

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the Secretary of State as represent ing the cost of transport of the

Warsaw, July 94-There is every indication that the match scandal will grow to the point of

court action and a revelation eti a big official plot. When the Polishi government's match monopoly was transferred to a Swedish concern, ugly gumours "of graft" and irregu-j larity began to be circulated. The talk' grew so strong that the gov ernment could not ignore it, so special investigating commission London, July 25.-Consider-was named. The report of this advocates. entering suiv maintaining His Excellency's pri-able alteration in the reverses of body vate cars during the current year; fall British silver coinage is in against Former Premier Grabski. is asked for with the sanction of

prospect in the near future. The Should the ex-official come to trial, Advisory Committee of the Mint is predicted the scandal will rock is considering two complete trial at Poland. sets, recently struck, designed by different artists, the principal Summer White House, Aug. object being to bring the coinage 3.-President Coolidge made a into line with prevailing artistic

street, Picendilly. were summoned plea for more states' rights inexpression.-"Times of Ceylon."

at Marlborough-street for aiding a radio speech commemorating

and abetting a number of women Here is the latest in animal to carry an advertisement not up- the anniversary of Colorado's, ad- mission into the union. He re-sagacity. says the "Manchester proved by the Commissioner of

that literated his belief

the Guardian." A correspondent says Police. Mr. Muskett sniti that to several states must function more that his curiosity was aroused by women puraded West End streets efficiently by themselves and cease the fact that his pet tom-cat had to advertise a preparation Intended to rely on the federal govern-taken a fancy for begging when-to render women's stockings more

on the table: durable. was ment He deplored the fact that ever cheese

Governor and staff in their offeini capacity.

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Colonel Charles Noyes, D.3.0% Major P. S. G. Owen, and the Durasil Company, Ltd, of Brick-

They earried notices,

And what have been treated with and 'After eating the win never ladder." On aib under- cheese the old sinner went to a taking being given that the offence mouse-hole on the cellag steps would not be "repeated, the sum-" were dismissed, but the and breathed heavily down it. monnes There is always mice on the cat's company was ordered to pay £6 58,

the nation had been moving Watch was therefore kept upon "Look At My Legs. My stockings rapidly away from decentralisa- the cut's movements. tion during the past half-century happened? and had reached a point where the individual states had lost their identity. He praised Colorado for having preserved her indivi- ¡duality.

menu now.

costs.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

The Hon, Mr. D. J. Ward has-

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Mr. F. J. Bryant, Chairman of

Des Moines, August 2-A pub- been reappointed an uncficial the F.M.S. Bar Committee and lie and private funeral ceremony member of the Singapore Legisla-doyen of the local bar, tive Council for a further period presented to H.M. The King at of three years.

the Levee at St. James's Palace by the Secretary for Home Depart-

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was held to-day for the late Senator Albert Cummins of Iowa, who died last Saturday.

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The members of the Johore ment." Literary Association were it Home to Capt. H. H. Said, S.M.I.

The death has taken place in Private Secretary to H.H. the the Walker Hospital. Simla, of Sultan, in honour of his return Mr. J. W. Sutton Peate, one of the from Europe. Captain Said went leading actors in the London WAS England with two Malay Comedy Company, which studenta from Johore last year.

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A telegram received in Singa- pore from Glasgow brings news of the marriage, on July 28, at Glasgow, of Robert Paton, of Permatang estate, Banting, to Morag McLean, of Tiree.

giving a series of performances Amongst the passengers arriv- in Simla. Mr. Sutton Peate was ed from Shanghai on the "Presi- Rangoon, July 23. The Por-suffering from acute abdominal dent McKinley-to-day-was-Mra eign Ministry of Siam has advised trouble and was operated on. Y. K. Chow, wife of Mr. Y. K. Chow, of the Kailan Mining Ad- the Siamese Consul to convey the

Tientsin, and

Siamese Government's. particu- Passengers arring from Van-ministration. larly the Marine Ministry's couver and the north yesterday daughter-in-law of Sir Shou-son thanks and grateful appreciation by the 5.3. "Empress of Asia," in- Chow. to the Governor for the cordial cluded Mr. "A. G. Bailey and fami- reception by the Burma Goverly, Mrs. M. R. Botelho, Mr. J. P. ment departments and clubs and Bourne, Mr. S. Komor. Mr. Lo the Rangoon public to the officers Kan, Mr. M. Manuk, and Mrs. und cadets of the Siamese train-Kan. Mr. M. Manuk, Mrs. ing ship "Chow Phraya" during and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D. Wolf. their recent visit to Burma. The Ship has Bangkok.

Rome, August 3.-Captain Um- berto Nobile, commander of the Norge on its North Polar flight with the Amundsen-Ellsworth ex- pedition, arrived here to-day and' was given a boisterous welcome. to Colombo, July 24.-Mr. G. The dirigible EN-2, which Capt. Barnacle, a rubber planter on Nobile designed before he left, furlough from Ceylon, and his was flying to Naples to meet him Medan, July 26.-The auto of wife missed the boat-train from when it fell into the sea near Mr. van Kempen, Governor of London to Liverpool. They motor- Gaeta, drowning two of the crew. Sumatra's West Coast, in which ed to Croydon and chartered an

now

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were seated the governor and his aeroplane to Shotwick, Cheshire, Manila, August 4. — Boyd wife was run into by a lorry on from where they motored to Swayze, of the shipping depart. the road from Brastagi. The Liverpool, where they embarked ment of McLeod and Company, governor received cuts on the head on the liner "Euripides" bound to died at St. Luke's Hospital early whilst Mrs. van Kempen was in Australia with 30 minutes to yesterday morning, following a jured in the knee. The chauffeur spare. Mr. Barnacle was enthus week's illness of pneumonia. and his assistant were also in-lastic over the success of his first While returning from a trip to jured. The auto was seriously aeroplane flight," but his wife the S.S. "Steel Traveller," in port, damaged. The Van Kempen laugningly said: "Never again. Mr. Swayze was caught in a family returned home in a pass. would rather miss a dozen liners." heavy rainstorm and contracted ing auto.

pneumonia the next day. He was! 29 years old. His family in the "In reply to the organisers of A The typhoon of August, 1923. Labour demonstration at Fins- United States were advised of his when considerable damage was bury Park, London, who asked for permission to produce "The

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by a ceremony at Buckingham Shewing-up of Blanco Poanet" At a committee meeting of the Pulace on July 18 when His without payment of the usual fee, Singapore Family Benefit Society, Majesty the King decorated Mr. Mr. George Bernard Shaw has the hon. secretary reported that George Jenkins, third officer of the written: "Under no circum- there were 1,083 members on a.s."Bowes Cantle with tho Board of Trade silver medal for stances can any play of mine, be June 30, of whom 1,084 were Kallantry in saving life at sea, performed without payment of duly certificated. There were 18 A deaths during the year. The This was in connection with the the standard authors fee. foundering of the Loong Sang Labour Advisory Council ought assets of the Society consisted of when Mr. Jenkins was in charge to understand this as a point of $9,864 War Loan Bonds, $4,894.. of a lifeboat which after G1⁄2 hours trade unionism. It is hard 70 in Government Savings Bank Work in the aging sea two man enough for my poorer fellow and $18,681.66 in the Bank, Mem clinging to wreckage were rescued. authors to meet the competition bers who have not yet sent their Others who mannel zze firebout of my plays without the addi- pass books for audit to the hon have been decorated, some at tional handicap of having them treasurer Mr. Sah Swee, Joo, Buckingham Palace and others by performed gratuitously You see care of Lim and Beth, Change HE the Governor of Hongkong. 2. the point, hope

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