Malaya Tribune, 8 March 1920

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. VII -No 56 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1920 PBICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 8 1920.
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    Letter Box.
    13 2 l s7» A» saw aniassarfls «sailtws» aas aswsiasts «ye»»»OO s, sav»vs»ssZal»Ssa.H
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    Indian Reforms.
    581 2 1?rom Mr. L thanking you f your «trikirg e<lltorlal in your issue of l/eh 2ti. I wish lossy a few words «n the auo^rc. Our nr»' thought» ns'ursll» turn the auhor the lllll. Mr Montagu, who. amidst dtttlcultles. hs» by h" slncrily, e»rnestn»»s» antl tenaciiy c purpose aucc-e<I,lt
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    59 2 Few people are probably aware that there is a Government Haltirc Bangalow for the oho of minor officials neaa» the Japanese Cemetery in Sangei Partroad, Ipob, wh< r<< those failing to get accommodation at a hottd can pass the night Jadging from present conditions many a high official visiting Ipoh
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    BRAVO ALSACE!
    255 2 ENTHUSIASM FOR UNION WITH FRANCE Mir .2 —P,eai ieot Descaanel, by Marshal Petain, was present at yesterday at the oommemo- tion of the iOih anniversary of the a o ».ett made by'the AU oj Loirain* ,deon March Ist 1871 gafotl .he serwation of Alafrfti Lorraine from France. This
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    "PALMING" WILSON.
    25 2 New York Mar 2 Tue. Avtorney General Mr Palmer has formally ancouuoei his candidacy for a Democratic nomiaati m to (he Presidency.—R uier.
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    AMERICAN NAVY SALES.
    40 2 Washington, Mar 2 —Mr Dani ell stattfl that the N»vy, in disposing of the exc j Bi wu loaosge, h-'B «lraly Bold lou email draft, >v i is preparing to s-11 a further 60 vegge's.— R uter.
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      169 2 Straight to the Mark It does Where the Pain Is—And Stops It A man or woman who has never suffered the excruciating agonies ofj Sciatica cannot realise the full in- tensity of pain.- And a man or woman who has ever suffered Sciatica can» never forget it. To such sutlereib
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      463 2 How much SANATOGEN does your Nervous System need Some people*! turves are so responsive to Sanafbgen that a very moderate use ot it is sufficient for their needs. Thus, the of Southampton tells us that, though he has used Sanatogen for years past "as a remedy for fatigue," he never
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      537 2 OVERCOMING INFLUENZA. HOW AFTER-EFFECTS ARE DISPELLED. The most serious difficulty that confronts all who fall victims of influenza is the problem of ridding their systems of the after-effects of the disease. Even in those cases where the attack is light, the after-effects are obstinate and severe. Normally bright and cheerful
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      297 2 The Quality Of Our Products IS Our Best Advertisement. FRAMROZ Co. SINGAPORE Manufacturers and Dealers of all kinds of and its fittings Orders promptly executed YANAGISAWA Co, No. 35, Qneen Street, Singapore. READY STOCK. REFINED CAMPHOR j "A" RED LEAD POWDER "A" WHITE LEAD PAINT "B" WHITE LEAD PAINT OTO
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      897 3 Th I The I j From Wednesday, March 3, to Monday, March ft. Alh&mbra I Alhanhra la Ea the only I the Theatre AT THE theatre tit th' best A I Bfl A MQ D A tsS Ipictures, the Mmmm\ I MmJk |ri#P «ri» attached. Ice Orchestra f Tea, etc.
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      398 3 EXCLUSIVE PHOTO-PLAYS I! To-Nigbt! In the Sec nd Show at 9.15 n m i A Stirring Romance of Intrigue and METRO Mysn ry where a clear-witted gii 1 pro.esairatchforhe.abductorf. Presents th? American Be -ty A Picture with Natural Settings <-f MAY ALLISON Rugged Grandeur, Replete with the IN Mystery of
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    A GLANCE AROUND.
    654 4 For a day we may ailow the parish purup a rest, and take a glimpse at the world situation as it is presented to us by the versatile Reuter. There is, for instance, the universal problem of the high cost of living. The Supreme Council, we are
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    326 4 Mr Justice Woodward is entering 'he hcspitil in Peoang and Mr Justice Bproule will ac for him. Mr and Mrs ORE Mugliston aniv.d baok in Singapore by the Khi\?, after an absence of about a )e*r. The Chief Justic Sir John Bucknil!, Xc, will preside at the Assize commencing Tuesday
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    Letter Box.
    584 4 IWĕ ĕ» a* m*$n$ rn The Doleful DaHar. From A VOICE CRYING IN THE WILDERNESS": Will yon be to good as to allow a space io your valuable column to express ny views on the notable speech of the Hon Sir Campbell at the Malacca Club The propriety
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    157 4 A solemn High mass of requiem will be snug at the Church of St. Joseph on Wednesday at 7 a m for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs Lodovina Pinto. The attendance and prayers of friends and relatives are earnestly solicited n S>s K o]o 2 n
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    FOOTBALL.
    47 4 Owing to the htavy rB i n t h« soccer match arranged for Saturday thrsc^?°r h Btafford *3 tne- SCO had to be abandoned much to the regret of the T£*Yn and o her. who had looked for War( i to teeing a good game lorward
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    Local Sport.
    321 4 LAWN TENNIS. S. C. C. Tou'r-mea^ Newcomers, Handicap The handicaps in thp v*». event in the d C C r Wcot &eiv Tournament— the mo 8 all in which to eort out ,h Qlt &f at all evenly—are now ann erb follow Lieut Col T 8 Coterav* O»UPFKeene,owe
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    YACHTING.
    266 4 Commodore s Cap Race. Another of the Singapore Yacht Clubs series of hand.cap races for the Commodores Cop came off yesterday morning anJ prove I tail of excitement for the competing crews. Messra Stevens and Smith started the boats in a strong brees-, which increased as the momirjg went
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    RACING.
    173 4 Draw For the Grifitos. The draw at RtdtVaru I Orobard-road, on Saturday, for the griffins imported by the airjjjapore Sporting Club, malted as follows (trainer's name added where known) No 1. Ong Chong Saw, Krdfearn 2, Mr Dunottar, Rtdiearn 3 Mr Tom Oglf, Thompson, 4, s>BG Kongsi, Tarlby 5,
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    ATHLETICS.
    21 4 s. C. R. c. Sports Postpone* Owing to bad weather th*- Strain Ohiueae Racreatiou Club's Year Sporta which were 10
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      194 4 ROBINSON Co The Tattoo Alarm Clock Has an Intermittent Alarm, the alaim ringing for several seconds, then pausing, and after a period of silence again ringing, and 8 > for ten minutes. As illustration Price $7.00. I ROBINSON Co. I ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, I' Flooring 1 etc. Send your
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      304 4 NEW SHIPMENTS O F SHIP-CHANDLERY STORES ESTATE SUPPLIES Orders promptly executed and forwarded with despatch. GUAN KMT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settle meats) 36 PtfILLIP STlittET, SINGAPORE. Telegram "GUANKIAT." Codes used A. B. C. sth Edition. Telephone Nos. 1361 ft 1362. SHADOW STAGE™! Entirely New and the First
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      19 4 Patent Faced HAIR BELTING Go. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting Sols Agents: Kian Kiat Co. 108 109 Market St
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      97 4 WHEN AMD WHERE. Monday, March 8. High Tides —6.42 a.m 9.8 p.m. Legislative Council, 2.30. B 8conts, L°otur* t Y M C A, 8 30. Marie Tempest Co., Vic. Theatre "The Marrhga of Kitty," 9.30] B Scoots, I, II, IV& V Troops, 5.15. Tuesday, March 9. High Tides —0.48 a.m.,
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    THE WORLD AWHIRL.
    190 5 Sovial Offers: Turkey's Terms: The Cost of Living. UNOiHER W-GES DEMM The peace terms for Turkey are becoming more definite, and save for Constantinople include virtual expulsion from Europe. The Sultan will rule over six million instead of thirty million subjects. The formation of a new Cabinet
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    FRENCH STRIKERS.
    110 5 THREATEN TO COHEOUT AGAIN. Reuter. Paris, Maroh 2.—The terms of the railway agreement inclndrecognition of the Union rights and a general application of the prinoiple of a sliding scale of wages. The railwayman agr«« to accept arbitration as r gards maters still disputed. Also the establishment on the
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    The imprisoned Leaders.
    109 5 Reuter. Paris, March 3,—The Railwaymen's Union of Paris has issued a statement that they will resume the strike if their imprisoned comradeß are not released. —Renter. Parie, March 2.—After the debate on the railway strike the Chamber passed a vole' of confidence in the Government by 503
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    UNREST IN BRITAIN.
    50 5 Transport Men May Strike. Reuter. London, March 2.—A conference at the Ministry of Labour, between the employers and road transport workers' representatives, as regards the demand for an increase of 10a. weekly, broke down. The workers' iepr-s-utatives afterwards decided to atk their onions to authorise a Strike.—Renter.
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    No Nationalisation.
    76 5 Reuter. In the Houae of Lords, Lord Peel, replying to Lord Jersey, stated that the Government did not intend to nationalize the land or other indns-tri-d, »xcept the mineral rightB alrea.lv announced. Recent elections had manifested that public opinion did not favonr nationalisation—Renter. London, March 3. —Masked and
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    CHINESE PREMIER RESIGNS.
    23 5 Reuter. San Franoisco, March 3. —A tireless from Hjnolalu reports the resignation of the Chinese premier, Chin Y QQ Peng.—Renter.
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    21 5 Reuter. Washington, Mar 2,—The Polish announces conclusion of the negotiations for the flotation of »loan of fifty million dollars here.— water.
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    NEW WARSHIPS.
    129 5 BRITISH AND AMERICAN NAVIES. Reuter. London, March 3.—ln the House of Commons, Mr Walter Long stated that one battle-cruiser, nine light cruisers, two flotilla leaders, eight torpedo boats and thirteen submarines are now being built in Britain.—Renter. London, Mar 3 —The Times correspondent at New York says that
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    AMERICAN "PALE" BEER.
    105 5 Reuter. TrentoD, Nhw Jersey, Mar 2.— The Senate hss ratified a bill declaring that beer containing per cent alcohol is legal in New Jersey. The Governor has signed the Bill. Renter. New York, Mar 2. —A bill hasbeen introduced jnto the State Assembly, declaring that beverages containing
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    U S. RAILROAD LAW.
    82 5 Reuter. Washington, Mar 2—The Associated Press understands that the railroad trade uni mists have agreed to give the new railroad law a trial, as a means to secure a settlement of the wages demands. Thoa the danger of a general strike is averted.—Renter. Washington, March 3.—President
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    THE INDIAN BUDGET.
    34 5 Reuter. London, Maich 3.-The Indian budget has an estimated deficit ot 1U million pounds. The expenditure in conmctinn with the Afghan War and frontier operations was 14% million pounds. —R inter.
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    12 5 The Hungarian National Assembly has eleoted Admiral Horthy as the Hungarian Regent.
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    SULKY TURKEY.
    188 5 BRITISH CRUISERS COMPEL AGREEMENT. Giwdiansh'p of the Straits. Reuter. London, Maroh 2. —It is s'ated thit the Allied Conference has reaohed a number of important ool elusions as regards the Turkish settlement, including regulations for the guardianship of the Siraits. They also to help Turkey to place her
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    Bolshevik Ageinst Abasee.
    276 5 Reuter. London, March 4.—The Turks threatened to prevent the Alius moving troops from Ismid fifty-five mileseast of Constantinople bat immediately gave way on the arrival of British cruisers and i? oops and a warning that force wonld be ns d unless the Allied orders were immediately complied
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    Which lzzet is it?
    219 5 Reuter. London, March 5. —The fall of the Turkish Cabinet and the calling on Izzet Pasha to form a Cabinet has aggravated *the seriousness of the Turkish crijis. It is note worthy to recall that Izzet, notorious hitherto as Abdul Hamid's evil genius, was the instigator
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    52 5 Reuter. London, March 3.—The Chinese Government has conferred the order of Wenhu on twenty offioeri of the YM C A, including Sir Arthur Yapp, who receives the third class, as a mark of app-eciation of the services of the V M C A in connection with the Chinese Labour Corps
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    THE "RED" PUSH.
    83 5 DENIKIN'S KUBAN CORPS WIPED OUf. Sebastopol Neariog Colhpse. Reuter. London, March 2.—The Bolsheviks claim a grea"; victory in Northern Canoasus, near Beliziglana. Denikin's first Kaban corps wai annihilated. The Reds are advancing rapidly.—Renter. London, March 3, —A Bolshevist oommuniqae says that the R -Is in the Caucasus
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    British Leave Doomed City
    82 5 Reuter. London, March 2.—The Associated Press correspondent at Constantinople understands that the evacuation of Novorossik is hourly expected. The British anr j ore have L-.n ordered to leave. The inter-allied officials here are preparing to handle the refugees of whom 20,000 are expeoted. It is proposed
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    Peace Offers.
    87 5 Reuter. Prague, March 2.—The Bolsheviks have offered Czeoho-Siovakia peace, pointing out the desirability of reopening commercial and friendly relations. The government is consider ing the offer, London, Maroh 3.—A Moscow wireless states that Janson, accredited representative of the Peoples' Commissary for foreign affairs, who is at present at
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    Later News
    90 5 Reuter. London, March 4. —The War Offioe report of March 3 on the situation in South Russia reoords that the Bolsheviks ware driven baok in three areas. The lattst information indicates that the reported occupation of Tikhoretskaya is incorreot. Deuikin s'.lll holds the important lateral railway Rostov Georgievsk
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    THAT PEACE TREATY.
    82 5 U. S. and Article Ten. Reuter. Washington, March I.—The Republican leaders have reaffirmed their decision not to accept changes in substance to their reservation to artiole ten of the peaoe treaty. Both sides agree that there are enough Democrats to defeat the ratification, who are determined to
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    The Senate Attitude.
    91 5 Reuter. Washington, Maroh 3,—The Senate, by 56 votes to 25, has readopted the Republican reservation to the Treaty, declaring United States right to deoide all its domestic questions under the League of Nations. Repeated efforts of the Democrats to secure the passage of amendments failed. Fourteen De*
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    FAMOUS NOVELIST DEAD.
    16 5 London, March 2—The death 1b announced of Mr Charlea Garvioe, the novelist—Renter. Reuter.
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    THE CAPE FLIGHT.
    16 5 Reuter. London, M%roh 2, —Silver Qaeen has reached Livingston, North Rhodesia, —R eater.
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    50 5 London, March 3.—At the request of those mentioned below the Gazette revokes the warrants entitling them to use foreign titles granted by countries recently warring with Britain Baron de Worms, Baron Percy de Worms, Baron de Forest Baron Boxall, Baron Nugent, Baron Nugent, Baron William Schroder I and Count Curowski.
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    24 5 Reuter. New York, Mar 3.—The ex German steamer Prioz Joachim has sunk at the pier. The cause of the sinking is being Investigated.— Renter.
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    A NEW MANIFESTO
    282 5 ALLIES DESIRE WORLD PEACE. Shall Ge mans Pay Udemalty? Reuter. London, March 3.—lt is declared that the Supreme Council has reaohed a complete agreement as regards the problem of high prioes and exchanges. The Times says that the Supreme Council has been considering a draft manifesto dealing
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    Macphail & Co's Report.
    110 5 Macphail Co's Report. Singapore, March 8. Tin.—Bayers $200. No sellers. Rubber. —The rubber market ii •lightly weaker and quie*, Spot business transacted at $1.10 with forward positions around $1.12. Shares.—Qaiet. Rubbers. —Neglected and little changed. Kundongs are wanted at $1.35, and Ulu Benuts round par. Mines. —Taipengs sold at $2.35,
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    New Year Stabbings.
    130 5 A Hokien named Koh Ah Chwee was assaulted by three others on Saturday at 7 30 p m at Dimaj-road and died on the way to the 8-poy L'ne police station to report. Two of the assailants have been arrested. Two Cantonese are under arrest on a
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    50 5 Reuter. Bukharest, March 2.—The Crown Prinoe of Ramanla ii at present in Egypt He is going to India and the Far EiSt. A Bnkharest news paper states that the Crown Prince has resolved to dissolve his morgan* atic marriage and consequently his olaim to the sacoession will be revised. —Renter.
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    130 5 The draft of a new Labour Bill is contained in the current issue of the Gazette, ocoupying 94 pages. New provisions art: visiting Chinese immigrant ships by a health officer examination of Chinese immigrants arriving by train immigrants passing through and owing money, proof of the indebtedness must be shown
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    Supreme Court.
    308 5 Lt. —Col. van Someren Admitted. This morning before the Chief Justice Sir John Bucknill and Mr Justice Spronle in the Supreme Court, Lieut-Col van Someren, son of Mr van Someren, the doyen of the Straits Bar, was sworn in and admitted to practise as a lawyer in the
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    Robinson Piano Co, Ltd.
    119 5 Change In Constitution. With regard to the statement published in one of our contemporaries to the effect that-the Robinson Piano Co, Ltd, have diBpoeed of their business at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penangto the Planters' Stores and Agenoy Co Ltd, we understand (says the Malay Mail")
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    The Tempest Season.
    115 5 At the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening, Miss Marie Tempest was accorded a very warm reoeption, whioh was partly an expression from local theatre-goers of their gratification at the celebrated actress's recovery from the indisposition whioh had kept her off the stage the previous evening. The piece
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    844 6 Fria» feotf. h to Mirkti thu MoraUg. BIHOAPORB Mar. 8. Moan Lyail and fciratt, Bxohange and Share kokore, tace the following Uot of quotation! Stiifeir Shuei 3oaa. Vain*. Bayers. Seller*. 1/. Allagar 8/< 3 1/. Anglo Jara 7,9 S3 If. Anglo-Malay 11/6 13 1 AyerKuiing 71/- 8)/--1-
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    EXCHANGE.
    53 6 bingapcr Mar. 8. On LondonBank 4 m/ 8 2/4 3/32 Demand 2/3 27/32 Private 3 m/e 2 4 21/32 On India— Bank T. T. £4 On Hongkong— Oo Sh an g^i d/d mn <™ Bank T. T. 105 On Japan— Bank d/d 854 Bank of England rate cv Bar
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    Amusements.
    135 6 International Opera Co. Azlra and Laleka" The International Opera Co staged a play' in Malay entitled Azim- and Laleka at their tent at Beach-road, last night. A silver cap from his Highness the Sultan of Solok was presented to the proprietor, Mi Wan Chi", before a crowded gafch Ann.
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    The K. V. N. Sabha.
    33 6 Thin popnlar Tamil Dramatic Co staged last Saturday night Alii.Arj una before a crowded honse. Miss Maniokummall acted as Alii, and she was well applauded by the audience.
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    Cinema Chat.
    115 6 The Malacca Royalty ohange for Mar 6, 9 and 10 includes, in the second show, a 7-part melodrama of the lumber oamps and shipyards, Virtuous Men," and a 5-reel picture, Betsy Ross featuring Alice Brady; and in the earlier half Topical Budget, Etsanay drama and a Vitagraph comedy.
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    101 6 R S Baroe Dut from 8 Panging. Brouwer Dat from Biiliton. Malacca Bri from Penang. Knka Bri from Malacca. Kepong Bri from Saigon. Reynsc Dnt from Pal «mbang. Singkep Dut from Djambi. Pin Seng Bri from Penang. Ban Hin Guan Bri from Pontianak. Bri from Trengganu. Lycaou
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    Passengers Arrived.
    71 6 Mr A C Ota and Mr hn* Mrs Phillips arrived yesterday by the- ts s K*ka fmui Malacca. Mr I Chandler and Cap M L Tonkin arrived this morning by <he 8 s Lyo. on from Liverpool. The following arrived this morning by the s a Kuala from
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    268 6 At the annual general meeting of the Juvenile Football Club, held at the club house, 35 Mosque-strwet, the following were elected officebearers for the year 1920 President, Mr L*w Chein Bion;vioepresidems, Mesa-a Lee Ec Tiong and Ch a Poh H- »g; hon sec Mr Cheat)*? Cheng Lim hon treasurer, Mr
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    Aerial Mail in Slams.
    240 6 Not All Plain Sailing The Times of Feb 25 says that two of the Spad aeroplanes of the Army have made the flight from Donmnang to Chandabari, witb mails from the Post Offioe of Bangkok. They are giving exhibition flights as arranged, and are dae to
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    Property Sale.
    173 6 The following properties were sold by Messrs Cheong Koon Song and Co at their saleroom, 30 Kling-street, on Wydneeday after, noon Freehold land at Lorong 29 off Qaylang Road, area 3,800 sq. ft, bonght by Mr Koh Kang Hye at 12 cents per eq. ft, $456. Freehold land
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    Police Court.
    111 6 Qurrel About a Wall List Saturday before Mr Lingham Carter in the first Polioe Coart, Mr Samry of Messrs Swan and Maclarsn, was charged with assaulting MoonaDalbar Marioan of 1 Rifll-s Place. The quarrel e.rose from palling down a wall which was part of a proposed new building
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    AUSTRIAN SIN SIBERIA.
    54 6 Reuter. London, March I.—ln the Commons, replying to Viscountess Astor Mr Lloyd George regretted that the' Government at present was not in a position to charter a vessel to repatriate Austro-Hu gariau war prisoners in Siberia, bat promised to bring the proposal before the Council of the
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    THE VICTORY BONDS.
    44 6 London, March 3.—ln the Commons Mr Chamberlain stated that the per cent Exchequer bonds issue totalled £160 millions, including £60 milliors cash. The result had been .most satisfactory, ecceeding all expectations. A total of £198,000,000 Exchequer bonds would mature in 1920.
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    ROME TO TOKIO.
    38 6 Reuter. Rome, Mar 2.—A message from Basra dated Feb 26th says that two S V A aeroplanes piloted by Lieutenants Ferrarin and Masiefo have successfully accomplished the Bag. dsd Basra stage of the Rome-Tokio flight.—Renter.
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    SENATOR'S DEATH.
    14 6 Reuter. Washington, Mar 2.—The death has taken plaoe of Senator Bankhead. —Renter.
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    17 6 Commander B A Cator, R N, Master Attendant, returned to Singapore by the P and Os Khiva,
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      108 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT H uttenbae b BROS. Co. SECURE SAKURA G. AURELY Co M Singapore Penang Sole Importers tor S.S., F.M.S., j |m 3, Malacca Street, Singapore Thone 815 ftL "Amma." Eureka Motor General Engineering Works CUPPAGE ROAD Road), Siogapo.e. Consulting end visiting engineers, expert
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      469 6 The i 1 Tonic only Complete 01 f| DHfl I for the Heart Blood QLuDIUL ■wcL, Preparation; I and Nerves Anaemia Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstrain-Debility-Rapid Growth-ScrofuU TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi les. Globed is a typical active remedy or medicinal food lor imparting Strength and Energy. I Free
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      211 6 2 m SOLD BY ALL WATCHMAKERS IH NICKEL, SILVEE GOLD FOB POCKET WRIST. MADE BY The Genuine Roskopf Patent Watch Manufacturing Coy. La Chaux de Fonds SWITZERLAND. General Agents FOR THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, F M.S., SI AM DUTCH COLONIES: WEILL ZERNER E. High Street SING APOR Jt3. I Large Stuck
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    93 7 The death rate per mille for the week ending Fob 2L was 38 08. The total number of deaths was 285. of wbich 183 were mal~s and 102 females. Three Earoiemsand 2 Eurasians died, also 209 Chines**, 45 Malays, 22 Indians. Convulsions oansed 34 deaths, phthisis 31, malarial
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    266 7 Chinese Students' Success. Two Chinese studenlp, Lock Wei, of King's College and S C Wo, of St Catherine's, won the hard-court tennis tonrnament recently held at Cambridge University. This was the first hard-conrt tonrnament arranged by the University Club, and it attracted 96 entries, among them being Prince
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    253 7 Arrivals. MARCH 3 Eaplectela Bri 2360 Cap Smith from B Papao Feb 27 Asiatic Petroleum. MARCH 4. Unda Bri 8*9 Cap Meadows P. from Samboe Mar 4 Asiatic Pot. roleuin. Merkus Dut S80 O'P Knollema from Pontianak \I*r 3 K P M. Fraqge Maru Jap u 5863 Cap
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    100 7 MARCH 5. Kinta for P Swettenbam ii T AD80D. Kaka for Malacca Maar. Ellora for Calcutta via ports. EuplecUla for Tarak«n via Samboe, in ballast. Circe for Belawvi Deli. Hong Ho for Tringgaun via ports. Alfenas for Marseilles via porta. Diva for Hcqgkong. Melcbior Treub f6r Si urabaya via
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    142 7 In the I'-ji'*-' X- ..nttis for the next fiac-1 ytur the J jipar.ese Government seta apart Y37'. 1 00 aa subsi y for the shipping lines ia the South Seas. It is understood that of tbat amount, Y150.000 will be given to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for
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    177 7 In connection with recent reports of the abandonment of the subsidised San Francisco service by the Osaka Shosen Kaisha, the Japan Chronicle observes tbat it is interesting to learn that the Company has decided to run a trans.Pacific service of its own, without subsidy. The
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    12 7 The Singapore Yacht Club is exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance.
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      590 7 P.&0.-Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular md Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended. LONDON FAR-fiASTERN SERVICE, 1 From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Khiva about Mar 8 Nore about Mar
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      411 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Harold Dollar arriving April 12 M. S. Dollar May 3 Bessie Dollar M&y 10 Grace Dollar June 29 Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada.
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      289 7 O. S. K. The Osaka Shosei Kaisha, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change" without notice) For LONDON, ANTWERP and ROTTERDAM (via Portsaia) For LONDON, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru Second half Mar. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM
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      468 7 •^■■■PjpjHPjp^p^pjpjpjpjpjpjpjpjpji^^ FOR I Up-to-date Motor j RING UP THE AMGilff MOTOR t?*:US~ 5 'Phone 371. I hippos rusilj» •'lncorporated in Japan) Uader Mail Contract with (he fmperb' Jnjtaese G». (Subject to Alterations without Noaca tTupopean Mall Line ftytntphtij Sa -ct For ANTWERP vi* MALACCA I PENANG, COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID
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      494 8 WANTED. WANTED —Two experienced Typists. Aprly personally with testimonials Ching Eeng Lee Co., between 9 am. and 10 a.m. 52 v c WANTED.- A Quick and Ac curate Typist for an Auctioneer's Office. Apply, giving references and stating salary required to Box No. 195, c/o Malay* Tribune 14 2 v
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      767 8 NOTICES. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the deed, poll or special power of attorney dated Bombay the 13th day of April 1914 given by Adam Hajee Peermohamed Essack (carrying dn business under the name of Messrs A- H. Peermohamed Essack) to one Da wood Ayub to manage the business
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      338 8 INSURANCE. THK ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed Pive Crores Rapees. Absolute Seouritt. lisiibb till $1,111,240.00 iniLrancaertßctechn 19)8 $1,847,112.10 Total Policies in force 69,405 muring with Bonus Additions $98,817,617.00. New Business for the year 1918. Establishes a record in the Coy's History.
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      372 8 FOR SALE. FOR SALE.—One decent Victoria and Horse with h good set of English harness by Motley Co., to be seen at No 9 Upper Wilkie R/,ad N j reasonable oflfe refused* 23 83 Robber Estate for Sale area 97 acres. 70 fully planted and clean weeded, by roadside 4
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      504 8 BANKS. TH Ho Hong Bank, Limited. (Incorporated in the Strait? Settlement*..) Head Office i Singapore, Baffles Chambers 5 4 6 Branches; Penang, 85 Bench Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street Maar, 77/79 Jalan Suleiman. Bata Pahat, 109 Jalan Bahamas. Agencies at London, New fork, San Francisco, Batavia. Sourabaya, Semarang, Palembang and
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      508 8 BANKS. CUARTEiEO BANI OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid op Capital in 100,000 Share- of £20 each £2,000,000 Reserve Fond £2,900,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £2,000,000 BANKERS. Bank of England, London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London Oosnty Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd,
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      237 8 New Arrivals OF SILK, MUSLIN I COTTON GOOgg Of Every Description. INSPECTION SOLICITED. I J. KOYAMA Co. 29-30 MIDDLE ROAD SINGAPORE. "GOOD TEETH—GOOD HEALTH." Ohnishi Dental Dispensary 193-6 Orohard Road (Next to Fiat Motor Oarage) H. H OHNISHI, D, D S A. TOKYO DENTAL COLLEGE. KOYEI BRAND Jtoetio Acid (99
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