Malaya Tribune, 21 April 1920

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII. No 93 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920 PStiCK 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920.
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      217 1 I HIN WATT GO. Market Street and Orchard Poa i SPECIALISTS IN Motor Repairing, Motor Supplies, Ships' Stores,l Estate Requisites. Phone 741. I WATCH THIS SPACES. Notice SHORTAGE OF SWEETENED MILK. ASK FOR Bear Brand 99 Unsweetened Condensed Jos, TRAVERS Sons LIMITED, I (Incorporated in England.) I 12, BATTERY ROAD,
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      271 1 f Now Obtainable j 4 THE FOOD TIiAT BUILDS Bonnie Babies O N O D 4" Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Oneda Cement Manufacturing Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. I SOLE AGENTS: Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) 1— a* ■^onßHnm^;. Useful to Planters OUR GROUND NUT CAKE whloh is only once
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    Singapore Revisited.
    1005 2 Some Startling Impressions A correspondent of the Strai'e Echo," on r>*vishiog Singapore afar an interval cf twenty y-*a;.-, absorbed some disturbing iv. Bionp, whioh h> haa recorded in striking and (if unveraciore) eW««c article in the Penang paper, H re are extraots I lived in Singapore for two
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    F. M. S. War Memorial.
    578 2 The Committee's Report. Site on Sydney Lake. The following is the report of the Committee appoint to a !vis as jto a site for a memorial to m-n f'nm the Federated Malay StaUs who have fallen in the war, and as to the form and
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    New Type of Tyre.
    93 2 A new type of bicycle tyre is (says the India Rubber Journal) having large sales in France. It ia comp >ac 1 of thin sheeting w"und under tension on a mandrel to a considerable thickuesa l| in. or more) Ther* ia no inner tube and the
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    20 2 Indian Customs officials have seized British and Turkish sovereigns which were being imported into India concealed in packages of dates.
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    U. S. And Britain.
    519 2 Speeches at Pilgrims' Banquet. Sir Auckland Geddes wai the guest of the Pilgrims at the Savoy Hotel ou Match 15, whan he was entertained at dinu-- on the occa siou of his »pj ointrn*nt H g Biitiah mbxssad'-i to the Unit* Stttes. Lord (ohairman tf t
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    56 2 At a meeting of untitled Brahmins in Madras. Ramaswami Mudaliar delivered a hciure on thj non* Rrahmiu programme. Dewan Bahadur P Theyagarayal Che\ty, who presided, aaked the audisnoe to swear that they would not vote for a Brahmin, and that they would see that, every one of the aix»sy five
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    Electric Lamp Profits.
    274 2 Danger of World Trust. The danger of control by a power, ful world combine" in tbe eloctric lamp industry is pointed out in tbe report of the «ab-cominiltee of the ommittee n Trui's which has been inquiring into the subject of prices and profits In that industry.
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    15 2 A Chinese hospital, the first of its kind in Canada, has been opened at Montreal.
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      529 2 DRINK IT TO QUENCH TOUR THIRST FORT-REVIVER FO&TIFJES ft REVIVES FORT REVIVER, possessing won' derful Fortifying and Reviving properties, is an ideal drink for *he Tropic*. Tt is a Non-Alcoholic Tonic and is a meet Inrig or ating Beverage when taken with Seda Water (iced\ ■ole Agents) BE2HR eflfc C2«r>.
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      343 2 MADE HER INFANT WELL AND STRONG. MOTHER'S STRONG TRIBUTE TO BABY'S OWN TABLETS. I can scarcely Bay too much in praise of Baby's Own Tablets, as they made my baby well and strong. I think every mother rhould keep these Tablets on hind at all times," writes Mra R. Martin
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      203 2 1 The Seremban General Agency, Ltd. s (Incorporated in the F. M. S.) IMPORT I j ASP EXPORT MERCHANTS Freeh Stocks arrived of Galvd. Wire Netting Inquiries Invited. HEAB OFBKJB: m a ajj -,j SIN» AFORE OFFICE Cable Address: S2CG JLL. Seremban. Singapore. 17, Robinson Road. Grand Cheap Sale I
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      879 3 laaaaaaaaaßßaaai aaaaaaaa nw From Tuesday, April 20, to Sunday, April 25 Alhambra 1 1 Alhambra la la the only l I the Theatre Ai TUJL theatre I where yon m m* SI t\ k\\ k\\\ aSaStaf pictures, the iaA I aH Mx& Ww attached 0 Ice i i^^lita# c rssee,
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      478 3 First Show at 7.30 Stn rp. The MYSTERrSB OF MYRA Serial Chapter 12, 13 aad 14, each 2 Parta. 2nd Shew at 9.t5 p. m PARAMOUNT tQRBSH MAGAZINE With No. 2 ot the remarkable ULTUS AND THE QRBY LADY As great as Ultus, the Man from the Dead, and the
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    73 4 Wednesday, April 21. Ugh Tides— 0.15 a.m., 11.54 p.m. •Intoleracce," Vio Theatre, 9.15. Thursday, April 22 High Ti'hs.—l.o p.m SVC Band Practice, 5.15. "Intolerance," Vio Theatre, 9.15. Friday, April 23. High Tides.—o.34 a.m., 1.48 p.m. Munioipal Committee, 2.30. Lodge St. George Installation, 6.30 "Intolerance," Vie Theatre, 9.15.
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    A FEW HEMS.
    611 4 In another column to-day a statement is made of some of the circumstances attending the recent strike of the AngloChinese Free School teachers. It really seems that there may have been a certain miscarriage of justice, and the trustees may, we think, be relied upon to take
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    332 4 Tin is at $172.75 no sellers. Rubber is quoted 2/1$ for Crepe and Sheet respectively. Some local tin flotations are xpected shortly, L ays the "Malay Mail." Thf outw *rd B I packet Thongwa, with mails f <-oaa Europe, is expected' to reaoh Pwnang ai daylight tomorrow. Mr and Mrs
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    THE HOME BUDGET.
    75 4 GREAT INCREASES IN THE REVENUE. Renter telegrams received as we go to press show that tbo Budget is a critioal" one, but the revenue has greatly ezeoeded the original estimates, mainly dne to the increased yield of taxes on customs excise, spirits, beer, tobacco, and tea. There
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    Death of Insp. Mason.
    66 4 (From Owr Owm Currmptmimt.) Penerc. April 20.—Probationary Inspector Henry Victor Mason died at th°> hospital to-day at the age of 20 He was married here fonr months ago to Miss Zimmerman, of Singapore. A fortnight later he was operated on for appendicitis and complications followed. Formerly
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    Mr Horace Martin's Death.
    29 4 (From Owr Owm CorrmycmĕtmL) Ipoh, April 21.—Mr Horaoe Martin, a well-known miner in Perak, died on a voyage to Sonrabaya and was bnried at tea.
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    "My Lady's Jewels."
    82 4 Judgment lor Plaintiff. This morning Sir John Buoknill, X c, Chief Justice, in the Supreme Court, delivered judgment in the case in which Khoo Oiang Neo claimed from her mother- in-1 .w jewellery presented to her at her wedding. His lordship found for the plaintiff, fixing tbe
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    400 4 The P and O s a Dunera has left Colombo, and is txpeced to arrive at Singapore at 7 a m on Saturday. The latest London oables to hand this morning are dated as follows:— Ordinary rate Apr 18 deferred rate Apr 17. The Dollar Directory company request that all
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    Home Sport.
    798 4  -  By "Reynard." It may be J w b g. Wanderers defeat, a Aston Villa th! cup semi-finalists (and perhapi'rT winners by 2—1 on March 15 7 a matter of fact, according to' tV Athletic News, the Villa mach more effective football thantaw Wanderers, and it was quite ap
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    93 4 There arrived record in Singapore Dr Martha Hunter Hoa Hing, o. British Guiana. Sac s.ayed ami studied in Great Britain for over a decade and abb ou.ained the follow?rg degrees LRCP, LR C 81. L■rp a s, Glasgow. During her stay in Great Britain, she was asst. medical officer of
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      188 4 ROBIfiSON CO., Ltd. (Incorporated in »*e Stratti Betlwaeota.) NEW SHIPMENT. "His Master's files march SUPLEMENTARY RECORDS The Latest Dance Records One Steps—Two Steps— Fox-Trots— Waltzes—etc. ROSINSO! CO., Ltd. (Incorporated in tkc Strait. Settiaaasnta.) ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, Flooring 1 etc. Bend your orders to the i Asiatic Petroleum st Be,eß
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      366 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. Goods Ready and in Stock now, March 11, 1929 New Shipment Just Arrived American Axes 3 to 4 lbs., Balata Belting, Hack Saw Blades, Scythe Blades, Europe Bass Brooms, Emery Cloth, Eyelets and Rings, Nicholson Files, Eureka
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      20 4 Kiain Kiat I Co. 108 109 Market St. Well equipped with THE SUPPLY OF SHIPS ESTATES' STORES Trial Order Solicited.
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    HOPE OF SAN REMO.
    165 5 Irish Jury's Murder Verdict Against Premier. SITUATION IN GERMANY. The big conference at San Remo—on the Riveira—will meet in a spirit of optimism. The chief problems with which it will have to deal will be those of Germany and Turkey. Mr Lloyd George goes under the
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    SONORA HOTHEADS.
    108 5 HOW THEY PLAY REVOLT IN MEXICO. Reuter. New York, April 18.—A telegram from Guatemala City says that General Herrara, leader of the revolutionists, heads a new Government. A telegram from Asn P<ieta •ays that the Sonora revolutionary foroos under General Flores have entered Calhoan. A telegram from Aqua
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    SAN REMO MEETING.
    126 5 Reuter. San Remo, April 17.—The Frenoh are of opinion that the most important matters before the Conference are the position as regards Germany and th« Turkish treaty. With regard to the latter, the drafts prepared in London must now be approved by the heads of the governments.
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    SHIPS IN DISTRESS.
    84 5 Reuter. London, April 17. The steamer Hotham Newton from Ardrossan has ■ant out "SO S." sinking 54.30 n °rtb, 13.45 west. A fast British destroyer has been sent out.— »cuter. Lourenco Marquese, April 18.— *oe Speedonia Udan with petrol c *»«hl fire and practically burned Most of
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    WARY, QUITE CONTRARY.
    31 5 Reuter. Minden, Nevada, April 18.-A been filed asking that the ■■J Picuford divorce be set aside o tne fcr oand Qf collaBion with her ormer ha 3band Moore.—Reuter.
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    STRIKE FIZZLING OUT.
    28 5 Reuter. Co f? 8 6 Yol April 18.—A speedy IW tne railway strike is ■J«"ted. Large numbers of the K2T" ftre s reBamin B work
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    RAMPANT IRELAND.
    244 5 CORK "BOTTLES" ENGLISH LEADERS. Reuter. London, April 8.—The jury at tho ir.quest on the Lord Mayor of Cork found that the R 1 C planned the murder with the connivanoe of the British Government and return, ed a verdict of wilful murder against Lloyd George, Lord French, I
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    EX-SERVICE MEN ANGRY.
    80 5 Reuter. London, April 18.—A most imposing demonstration took place on Sunday cf fifty thousand exsoldiers and sailors who went in procession from the Embankment to Hyde Park with the object of protesting against the Premier's attitude to the discharged men's deputationon Feb 6. The meeting passed a
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    SALOON COLLAPSES
    58 5 Reuter. London, April 17.—A hall used as a billiard saloon at Wolverhamton without warning collapsed. The debris fell into the street. There were 120 persons in the building. A number of passers by were killed. It is feared that the loss of life is aeriens. Two were killed
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    A BRITISH REQUEST.
    26 5 Reuter. Paris, Apr.l IS. —Le Temps learns that Britain has reqaested Moscow to grant an armiVicc aud amnesty to the followers of 1
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    THE RUHR TANGLE.
    514 5 GERMANY TO WITHDRAW HER TROOPS. Mad Prussians Punished. Reuter. Zurich, April 18.—4. G-rman semi-official gays that the German government has ordered the evacuation of Ruhr by April 24th.— Reuter. Berlin, April 17.—There was a sensational arrest of offloers and civilians found conferring with the ministry of defence.
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    WARNING TO U. S.
    82 5 Reuter. New York, April 18.—Mr David, son, chairman of the American Red Cross, in a .speech urged the government immediately to provide the stricken nations of Europe with the neceaaary aid, irrespective of obliga tions. He urged that they could no more escape thd influence of
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    REDS AND JAPANESE.
    76 5 Reuter. Pokir, April 18.—Members of the inter-A Hied Railway Teohnical Board have pointed to their respective .governments against the anti Rusbian acts by thn Japanese, including the arr* st of the Russian workmen's leaders. It it repot tad that there was heavy fighting west of Chita between
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    TAXING FRENCH BACHELORS.
    22 5 Paris, April 18.—The French Chamber yesterday voted a 25 per cent supplementary income tax for Ui 1 married men.—-Havas.
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    Sport.
    223 5 LAWN TENNIS. S. C. C. Tournament. Yesterday's results were 6 SINGLES. Alsop 7 Bnrnham (anfinished,) Newcomers' Handicap. Franklin v Potts (unfinished.) Boy-Smith beat Col Cotgrave, 6-3, 6-4. Van Hensden beat Hopkin, 7—5, 6—2. Championship Pairs. Donnell and Leggatt v Doig and Utermark (postponed.) Linton and Beatty beat Joyce and
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    GOLF.
    166 5 K. G, C. Competitions. The draw for the President's Prize of the Keppel Golf Club is as follows (Ist rouad to be finished by May 2): Suttie t Welsh; Montgomery t Kennedy Salter v Jackson Joyce t Bissett j Hogg t McLachlan Btewart v Cnllen, Peal t Cairnoross j
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    TURF NOTES.
    189 5 Notes from the Racecourse. By Tmi Spy. The work at the oourse this morn, ing was on the inside track, which waa excellent for "going," and a good mornings work was pat in. The £iiffins continae to ahow Improvement, the pick of them being No 5 Pickle (which
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    CYCLING.
    41 5 The Prince of Wales has presented hie bicycle to the Cyclists' War Memorial Fund which bee been established for the erection of a wajside Memorial at Meriden Green, Warwickshire, The machine, which is being renovated, will be sold by lender.
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    The Late.
    688 5 Mr. T. A. Wright. Impresalve Funeral Ceremony. The burial took place at BiJadari Cemeteiy yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large company of Mr Thomas A Wright, of Messrs Evatt and Co, whose sad death we reported yesterday. The hearse was oovered with a great mass of
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    FOOTBALL
    69 5 St. Joseph's 0. B. v National Unloo, The St Joseph's Old Boys' 2nd XI pi yed the National Union and won hmdsomely by four goals. The p wu of tbe former team were Lei Yong Joo Thong Fong Khoon and Ho Kee Seng Yee Cheok Wab, H Milne and
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    CRICKET.
    45 5 Dr. Martin's Century. Playing for tbe Penang Cricket Club against the Chinese Recreation Club on Satarday, Dr WW Martin, going in first wicket, score 102 not out, In his side's 214 for eight wickets, declared. The Chinese, playing two men short, only made 41.
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    BOXING.
    39 5 New Middle-weight champ o At the National Sporting Clab, for tbe middle-weight championship of Great Britain, Tom Gammer (Rotberbam) baa* Jim .Sullivan Bertnondsey). Ihe referee stopped the fight in the 14th round so says Sullivan from farther panisbment.
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    That Teachers' Strike.
    455 5 Matters for Inquiry. The other day we had some information about the one.week strike of the teaching staff of the Anglo-Chinese Free School. There re some details whieh have no yet baen made pnblio. The 14 demand of the teaohere, in support of whieh they downed chalks,"
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    Macphail & Co's Report.
    118 5 Macphail Co's Report. Singapore, April 21. Rubber. —The auctions opened weak. Sheet realising 88 cents, Crepe 86| cents. Many lots were withdrawn. Outside, the market is steady with firm enquiries for forward positions. Tin.—Bnyers $172.75. H ares.— A very quiet tn?.rk.t. Rubbers.—Ulu Pandans improved y*Bter4Sf to $2-17$ 6*les, bnt weakened
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      226 5 LOWER PRICES j FOR i] GRAMO BUYERS. A Columbia Gramo and 12 Newest Becords $120. j dote gents Robinson Piano Co., Ld. i If you want cheap and depend .t>le T res with :t ranteed mileage of m-iles service go t THii PATENT PATOHQUI X Co. at 26-3, ORCHARD ROAD
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    THE VALUE OF THE PRESS.
    232 6 The Conference in Canada. Reuter. London, April 15 —Lord Atholstan, Chairman of the Imperial Press Conference in Canada, luncheoned at the Savoy in connection with British Newspaper Proprietors Conference. Yisoount Bnrnham pr*«« sided, and the guests included the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Milner, Commissioners Perley,
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    THE SILVER MARKET.
    106 6 Reuter. London, April 1. —Montagu's report dated April 15 says there is a tendency downward. The cash price of silver has been kept up fairly well, owing to tbe demand for prompt delivery on account of tbe Indian bazasrs and elsewhere, but news from Cbiua is not
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    SUGAR GOING UP.
    108 6 Reuter. London, April 16—The Food Ministry foreshadows .an increase in the price of sugar, it is understood, owing to the fact that contracts for supplies were made well ahead, and Great Britain has been independent of the Cuban crop for which a big price is demanded. Britain
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    RUSSIA AND PRODUCTION.
    62 6 Reuter. Christiania, April 16.—The All. Russian Trade Union Congress h»s passed a resolution' declaring the necessity of the workers submitting to a military discipline during th ir work and the necessity of a campaign against attempts to avoid work. They also adopted a system of feeding the
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    THE NEW U S CANAL.
    63 6 Reuter. New York, April 16—The Federal Engineering Corps reported to Congress that they disapproved of the construction at present by the Government of a ship oanal oonnectiug Lakes Erie and Ontario, on the ground that such a waterway would not justify the expense undl an
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    MORE IRISH RELEASES.
    34 6 Reuter. London, April 16.—A1l but five out of a hundred who we arreeted in the military raid in Dabiin were yesterday morning released. Eleven more hunger strikers were released last night,—Router.
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    EXCHANGE
    62 6 Bi-gapore, Apr. 21. On LondonBank 4 m/B 2/4 1/32 Demand 2/3 25/32 Private 3 m/a 2/4 11/16 On India— Bank T. T. 100 On Hongkong— n ok- SS*W I: o|%Pretn On Shanghai— Bank d/d 333 On Java— 4 Bank T. T. H7l On Japan— 5 Bank d/d 92 Sovereigns—
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    N. Y. K. Presentation.
    330 6 Manager's Departure for Japan, In view of the impending departure of Mr R Miyaahita, Manager of the Singapore branch of the N V X for Japan by tbe s a Kitano Maru on to-cay, the clerical staff of the Company motored to his residence, ''Charmante," Nathsn-road,
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    Home Market Quotations.
    82 6 Gambier is not quoted. Tapioca ie qaoted a* 31/6. Sago doar is quoted a*. 26/-. Tin id quoted at £341.15 0 in London. On the Liverpool markeS cotton, middling American, is at 28.66. Black pepper is quoted at 0/7$ sad white pepper at ia London. On the
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    Joy-Flips for Malays.
    108 6 Messrs T X Wong, Ltd, have not waited long before making further arrangements to Rive the people of this pait of the world an opportnni ty of seeing modern flying, says the "Malay Mail." The Nieuport Night hawk aeroplane, which has been flyinß in England, Franoe, Bblginm
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    84 6 The Hearst newspapers publish in America a statement by Cardinal Logue, wherein the Irish Primate disavows th* Sinn Fein movement and de. Clares himself in favour of a solution by which ''Ireland should remain within the British Empire, with a Parliament similar to that of Canada or Australia, controlling her
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    Cinema Chat
    249 6 Mac Murray in M The Big Utile Person", a six-act Univers-1 attraotion, a oharming play of highest txc-Hence, ii being screened at the Liberty Hall in the second fhow, supported by Neal Hart's new big Western drama, "Beating the Limited." In the first show, a heartthrobbing, exciting and
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    Flight to Java.
    310 6 Du.'ch Airmen's Plans- Liru'tnant Bacher aud Lieutenant Pahher, two Dutch airmen, are to vtempt to fly from Amsterdam to Batavia, Java, for the Dutch Government prize. The proposed route differs ccn-.-.Jerably from that followed by Bir B m Smith in his flight from Houuelow to Port Darwin.
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    49 6 Meran Bri from B Pahat 21-4. 2(M MarU Japan from London Quorra Bri from Trengganu 20-4. Merkus Dut from Sambas 20.4. Lake Onawa Amer from H'konc 20-4. R 8ri Muar Bri from Malacca 21-4. Gurna Bri from Penang 21-4. Kinta Bri from T A neon 21.4.
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    Mr. Eu Tong Sen.
    172 6 Dinner in Koala Lumpor. The leading Chinese of Kuala Lumpur (including Messrs Yap Loong Hin, Choo Kia Peng, Lee Kong Sam, San Ah Weng, Cheong Yok Choy and Chew Kam Ohnan) propose to give a public dinner and an open air theatrical performance on the 22nd
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      285 6 AFTER EVERT MEAL Wrigley's Chewing Gum Three Flavours: SPEARMINT, DOUBLEMIHT, JUICYFRUIT. A Delicious Confection. An Aid to Digestion. Excellent for the Teeth. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Mailer Phipps and Sellers, Ltd., Distributors LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED .—Competent Accountant, Asiatic, required for important European firm. Apply in own handwriting stating experience and salary
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      163 6 SHEET CHESTNUT TOMCCO. PACKED IN A i WiththU Trade Mark. Get it to-day ALL WATCH DEALERS Stock them Agents Weill Zerner. VICTORIA THEATRE. Saturday, May f, at 9.30 GRAND BALLET FROM OPERA Booking at MOUTRIB'S. Prices aa Usual, VICTORIA THEATRE. Gaiety Cinema Presents CINEHA EXTRAORDINARY. Gaiety Cinema Presents A DOUBLE
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    Mails Close.
    175 7 Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 3pm Fort Swettenham and Penang *Krian 3pm M< rsing, Kemaman and' Trengganu Ban TVck Guan 3 pm Medan Medusa 3pm Bombay •Heimei Mara 3pm Bangkok Kunchow 4pm Batavia, Cheribon and Samarang Giang Ann 4pm Pulau Soegi Aing Hong 4pm Bangkok Cfaowfa 4 pm Rnio
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    Train Services.
    344 7 SINGAPORE (TANK ROAD) DAILY. The mail trains from Singapore for tbe north leave Tank Road Station daily at 77 a.m. and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lumpur at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. respectively. The th ough expresses to Penang leave Kuala Lumpur at 8.0 a.m. daily (Sundays
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    Rubber Prospects.
    197 7 Cheering News from Home- A well-known resident of Kuala Lu.npur, wLo is now at Home, went SB search of new experiences, no douot, to a meeting of au F d 8 robber company, sajs the Malay Mail." He writes It was just like Kuala Lumpur. I was the
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    Wireless.
    33 7 Ships' in communication at Singapore this morning:— II Sama Crux, Doylestown, Khiva, Segnaya, Jut. landia, Japan, Chemnitz, j Ships in communication at Penang this morning:— 4 Dania, Alia, lata. Buenqp Ay res.
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    Booming Malaya.
    379 7 M S. 1. A- Publication* -It pay S to advertise." The catchphrase is true, whether the thing advertised be soap, motorcars or a country. The Malay States Information Agenoy, of Cannonstreet, Londorj, is doing mnoh in valuable work in spreading general knowledge of Malaya and instilling in th«
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    Sale of State Ships.
    246 7 Over £2,000 OOO Profit. Statistics supplied by the Parlia mentary Secretary to the Ministry of Shipping, in reply to a question by Mr Hartshorn, shew that the sales uf ships built for account of the British Government have resulted in a net estimated prolt to the
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    Charitable Endowment.
    186 7 The one lakh capital of the charitable endowment created by Dewan Bahadar M O Parthasarathy gar in July 1911 has risen to Kb. 1,64,000 or thereabouts. Last year for secular education of poor boys of tbe Mandayam community and of poor boys irrespective of caste, sect or craed,
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    Raffles College Fund.
    631 7 Previously acknowledged 1763,034.70 Nettle and Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co. 5,000 Members of the Singapore 10.563.07 Pacific Trading Co, Ltd 3,000 Ooi Teck Seng 2 000 Per British Resident, Pahang:— Hong Bee $30 Seng Guan 20 See Loo 25; Sin Ban Hin 10; Ban Soon Hin 100;
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    229 7 More Singapore properties were •old >y public auction by Messrs Ching k i.n Lee and Co. at their sale-room on Monday afternoon. There was a large crowd of intending purchasers in attendance, the bidding w*s brisk and the prioes obtained were exceptionally good 999 years' leasehold land and
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    The Share Report.
    835 7 Price* Quoted Is tbi Market This Roroiaa> Bureapo us April SI. Mian Ly»11 aad avast, Bxehangs j dbare Broken, Uau* th* following Urn of nuUt. i> Robber. Sterling Shafts. ■om. Val»i. Bav*r 84****. *7- AU.nt t,9 I/. t/. AapioJaT» 77» 7/IOiU Aaglo-Msiay is' -1 Ay.rK«aus g 7«/-
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    43 7 Delivered la Loaioa. The ou<~ ti-ji are the aa*»f of departure from tih>/japore of iLe Buropean lurdli ecd tneu delhsry m London. BIHOAPUBJI Lo* IX». do i Apl 3 do 15 do 14 do IT do 14 do r do v
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      543 7 W 1fAM0US| W Famous, not only in V W the Old Country, but throughout *^£3M a W Q W the World, are the superb values W W obtainable from John Noble's. ji W W You should send to day for the won- Jlr VS. W derful 68 page Catalogue, giving
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    1123 8 Suigel Bttu. The directors of the Snngei Batn (tfalaya) Rnbber Estates, Ltd, have decided to reoommend an increase in in authorised capital from the pres nt figure of £60,000 to £150,000. To provide for the necessary expenditure in bringing the existing immature area into bearing, they propose to
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    285 8 How to Cheat Death. It is now general in the case of most of the tribes of Sumatra (the Bataks) to refer to eanuibalism as a practice of the past and at present non-existent. As to whether or not any tribes continue the practice of eating their
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    189 8 A Bishop on Democracy. Bishop Gorge recently said that the trade unions were one of the instruments by which Labour had raised itself from oppression the like of which we could not realise There had been so constant a movement towards democracy, in Euro, society especially, that
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    95 8 In addition to the news of the erection of a Chfaese rubber factory in Shanghai, ann the exte'>sion of the Daulop Bttbber Company's activity iv Kobe. 1 is now reported lhat the Shimad* Rubber Manufac tory, which has been oper 1 ing in Osaka for 10 year-, ha* been converted
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    315 8 Slngapor .1. Apr. 20. Mffit/t Latham k Co., 30-A rfl j- >»oe id vise the tolsewlfMj luciat 681 AlorG, ms $4.00 1415 Ay Kfec 1.40 1.85 Ayr Mo. 1 8.80 400 U25 '4 70 Bslcowni 730 785 Bukit J'loio.' m 100 100 Bukit Kk« 1.30 )40
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    Diseases of Rubber Trees.
    162 8 An exhibition of specimens showing t b diseases to which rubber tree* are subject is taking plio* in the Botany Beotion of th- Imperial OotlagS of Soienc* an 1 Technology, Prince Consort-road, South sington. It has iT-nsnl by Prof-ssor J B Fa-m*r, Director of .he Biological
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    207 8 According to the untitled Minister, no part cf the Hohenzjl. lern family property in invested in industrial shares, and neither tbe exKaiser uor the ex-Empress owns shares iv Krapps. The sc&ra reported from \Iadrns arising from th« delusion that children were being kidn%pped to be aacri. ficed at th>. aite
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      515 8 AUCTION SALES. To Enterpriakg Capitalist* n> Promoters Important Auction Sale of VALUABLE TIN MINING LAND AT ULU MERSING, JOHORB At Ittssrs Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30 Kling Street Singapore ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, AT 2.30 P.M. Mat piece of Mining Land situate at Ulu Jemluang, Mersing, District of
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      278 8 KIM BENO Co. j Diamond Merchants an 1 M anuracturing Jew-ellera. Dealer* ia Preoiouo Stonee, dearie, Oriental Curioe, Ac &c. Mounters of Every Description. Wor fetnxstnaHl 9 Gu»p»nte«d. OxHleva Promptly BxeouieU No 620, North Bridge Road, «TNG/YPOBE. BEE fclH SO& Proprietor. Just Arrived SULPHURIC Add HYDROCHLORIC ACETIC REFIIStiD Sulphur crude
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      459 8 THE Malaya Tribyae AMD SHIPPING GAZETTE. (Evening Daily.) rttoae No. vi. i oBSORIPTION RATES. Payable m Advanou, ler annum SlSj| Half yearly 71« Per quarter j Single t'opy 5 Ota. Postage Extra 50 Cts. par To Foreign countrjas $1 c Notice to Advertisers, Except in tbe case gj contracts alrehdy
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    Shipping News.
    160 9 Arrivals. APRIL 14. Suram Bri from B Papan. APRIL 17. Meteor BH from P Soeso*. Priam Bri from Liverpool. APRIL 18. Meran Bri from B Pahat, FakoshQ Maru J from Sourabaya. RedaDg Siam from Bangkok. Touesoorn Dat from Bangkok. Kepong Bri from Saigon. Kam»kura Maru Jap from Buenos
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    103 9 APRIL 19. Fri Muar for Malacc» and Muar Soon Ann for Batavia via ports. Kaka for Malscca and Muar. Perak Bri from Penang via ports. Meran for B Pahat. Tara for CJuddalore via ports. P-ngkor for Penang. Medway fcr PSamboe it ballas*. Hye for T Anson. CampLnyit for Lho
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    Allotting German Ships.
    175 9 His Malaya Any Claim The following telegram received from the Secretary of S:ate for the •Colonic* is published by the F 3d 8. Government for general information at the request of the Allied Reparation Commission With reference to paragraph twenty annex two part eight Treaty of Versailles
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    97 9 D ury Lane Theatre has been privately sold by Messrs Kdwin Fux, Burnett, and Baddeley, who have also disposed of the Waldorf Hotel, Drury Hous\ and other London interests, iuoluding premises in Drury-lane, Bow street, and Cathei me street. Tbe Calcutta Gazet'e contains a notification that Government wi'bdraw torn the
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    139 9 Alphabetical lift of Infected (signal X G Cj) and Suspected (■ignal F P B) Ports Signal neoesBary) in adFort notified, dition to OiMMt Quarantine lag. Amoy F P B Cerebrospinal Meningitis Bangkok X G Q Cholera Bassein X6Q Small-pox. Batavia KG Q Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis. Bombay XGQ Influens*. CalcntU XGQ
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      602 9 P. «0.-British India AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and 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-EASTERN SERVICE From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Huntsgreen about April 21 To MARSEILLES
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      535 9 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Tons Arriving M. S. Dollar di. placement 19,000 May 3 Bessie Dollar 10,000 May 10 Grace Dollar 15,000 June 39 From HONGKONG to SAN FRANCISCO via NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Tancred loading Hongkong If ay
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      44 9 For Penang Calcutta. The I. 0. S. N. Co.'s s.s. NAM SANG, 4,035 tons, sails at 3 p.m. on 22nd instant. She has splendid accommodation for passecgers. For freight or passage apply to Boustead ft Co., Agents. Singapore, I9ih April, 1920. SO 4 214
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      331 9 O. S. K. Til Osaka Stan Kaisna, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza Street ftiputl Sailings from Siagapore (Subject to ehangt without ootioe) For LONDOnTaNTWERP ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru April 21 For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Havana Maru May 12 For NEW~YORK. (Via
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      520 9 IFOR I Up-to-date I Motor Cars RING UP I THE IAKGLIN MOTOR HOUSE I 'Phone 371. I NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA flhoorpaf&ced in Japan; limits Mai! Contract with he imperial Japinew TTini—lal Subject to Alterations without Notice Euror*** Mail Umm cc For LONDON ANTWERP vv. t MALACCA I PENAUG COLOMBO, SUEZ,
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      375 10 WANTED. WANTED —Shr r'hsnd Typist with previous oflice experience required for Bing*po re Office. Apply Box 211 c/o Malaya Tribune. 23 3 uo WANTED —A Chinese or Eurasian female junior clerk for an office. Apply Box 220, c/o Malaya Tribune. 20 4 26 4 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Several Salesmen. Good Salary
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      613 10 NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that by mutual consent the interest and reep?4isibility of Yeo Poh He©, otherwise known as Yee Poh Chiang, as a partner in the firm of Chop Tee Hak Hong of 3! Circular Boad, Singapore, has ceased as from the 4th day of April, 1920.
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      594 10 NOTICES. We wish to announce the formation of the firm of Fetherston Co., with temporary offices at No. 3-a, Finlayson Green, Singapore, where we will conduct the business of Rubber Brokers. Mr Reginald H. Gale, of Seletar Rubber Estates, will join the firm upon his return from holiday in August,
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      544 10 BANKS. The Hi Hon But, Limited. (Incorporated in the Btniti Settlement*..) Hbad OFFICE Singapore, Raffles Chamber* 4, 5 4 6. Branches; Penang, 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Joitker Street Me*r, 77/79 J*Un B«leiman. Bate Pahat, It 9 JaUi Agencies at London, Now York, San Francisco, Batavia Sourabay a, Sema rang,
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      556 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AID CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY BOYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital in 100,000 Share* vi £20 each £2,000,001 Reserve Fund £3 000,000 Reserve I lability of Proprietors £2.000,001 BANKERS. Bank of Kniciaad. London Joins Oily and Midland Bank, Ltd. London Comcty W-rtminster and Parr'
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      312 10 j INSURANCE. SOUTH BRITiSH fIfSURAtfCE SO-. LTD. ISOOBPOE 4TBD 15 NIW Zi. ALAND FIRE effected en Snildiogi, Beak aad Merchandife of erp'-y deftcrl^Ucn. MA ft INK laearanoec eeoepked Io all pHi** of the world at lowest ratal. WAR RISK accented to all parti. L. 0. J.. MAROOLIOUTH Manager, Offlaea i
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      239 10 ©TT© SeHIFFNER 31 KLING STREET (Ist Floor) WATCHES and JEWELLERY WHOLESALE SOLI AGENT FOR THE OMEGA WATCH Co., Switzerland. THE ANGLO-SWISS WATCH Co. CALCUTTA—SOLKUEE, 3wlta«rUnd Tbe Sincere Coy., Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Not. 75/77 SOUTH BRIDGE BOAD, SINGAPORE. UniverMl Providem. Dealers in Chinese, European American Goods, such as CHINESE—Siik Cloths,
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