Malaya Tribune, 12 March 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. VIII -No 59 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1921 PHICE 6 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1921.
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      253 1 S. IMA1 JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation Hours i 3.33 a m —j.30 p.m. ADELPHI 30TEL BUILDING Nr. 98 Norti BrHge RoaH, Singapore |«aa«^-—--------Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) Singapore. NOW ARRIVING. ft LATHES DRILLIHB MACHINES. r WHITEA WAY'S At 't- time of the year there are always many who are
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      141 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting Power Installations Full range of Electrical eupplies in stock V IR. Wires Cables. Metal Filaineut Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans". Fittings Accessories. "Dictagraph" Telephones. a <ft MADSTROMT Plants. The ideal lighting Set for Bungalows and
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      175 1 ISVN,& COMPANY supplies AM Fhctographic Materials AND Xh Right Place for Amateurs IN Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BOAD, ISINGAFOBB Phone 660 I 1 "ONODA" Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacture Company, Yaraaguchiken, Japan. SOLE AGENTS Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) ff A NOTHING
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    Scout Topics.
    776 2  -  BY "LAWK-BYR" This column will be devoted each Saturday to notes oa the Boy Scouts movement in Singapore. Scoutmasters are requested te keep "Hawk-eye" informed oi all matters of interest ia connection with their troops. These Topics are meant to encourage aad assist them in their work. A
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    Prince of Wales's Appeal.
    226 2 Tbe Prince of Wales's appeal on behalf of the Boy Scouts ia ai follows 8t James's Palace, 8 W. Daring my recent tours I had an opportunity of seeing the strength of the Boy Scoot movement; it has spread to every land and corner of the
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    Titi Tin Co Ltd.
    1216 2 How {Ministry of Munitions Treated Them. The eighth anneal general meeting of the Titi Tin Oo Ltd was held at noon on Thersday in the registered offices of the company, Chartered Bank Oh ambers, Mr J M B ime, (Ohairman) presiding Others present were Messrs J
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    KLANG C. Y. M. S.
    217 2 At recent meeting of the Klang Chineee Tonng Men'a Sooiety the f Uowiog gentleman were duly eleoted officers for the current year; Piiroua. The Re* W E Horley, R«>* GPP) k>u, RwLY Hing snd R*t Man Htn« hon Prefident, tnn Pow T*k Cheng Tlpw P«:
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    SHANGHAI FREIGHT MARKET.
    175 2 Messrs Wheelock and Co, shangha', report oo Feb 24 There was no issue of thia circular a fortnight ago oo account of the China New Year Holidays. Tbe attention in onr oatw rd freight market* to day ia aa follow* To United Kingdom and Continent The position
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      486 2 I REDUCTION IN PRICE. The publio ie invited to mte that our prioee fox Dr. Williams Pink PUIS have bee l red need to I 10 ier hot tie 8.00 i*r 6 bottles. $15 00 t*r dozen bottles SOLD BY «LL PRINCIPAL CHEMISTS. The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., SING PORt".
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      121 2 The Darkening Shadow. Have yon commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pains, darting tbrosgh your face and your temples —Can't sleep, awake all night— worry, suffer, fret. That's the story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow thai can be banished by the application of Uttlt't IrfMtll lata. Rib into the face, or whertrer
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      309 2 •gar rLvutOL Anaemia—Neurasthenia Convalescence—Overstrain—Debility— Rapid Growth—Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS. Opotherapy of the blood with Its active priacipUs. Globeol is a typical active remedy or madloinal food for imparting Strength and Energy. >W I Froo from any Toxic agent. if i i Globeol acts gently and direotly on the organic cells. Cjm 4n
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      717 3 ■ARLBOROUGH K« Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures I tm Beach Boad. W From Monday, M*rch 7, te Sat irday, M-trch 12. <B 1M THC SECOND SHOW, OMMLN 'INti 9 P.M. <IBa MAS r ERFOL AND COMMANDING SUPER FEATURE *Ji A Hampton-Pathe Production ||I Present ng MA.HLON HAMILTON
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      294 3 11,8 From Thursday, March 10, t- Tuesday, March 15 aiJJmhi.. AU&amitra if AlnamDra Ifa* Tttitre AT THE— to ine theatre #ALHAMBRAl: BBdtUBiS? Thi (or Mnlic and Fwtnrti ami' JbHm beach rojui. dorlnl taUrwals. A ROBERT80N.COLE PICTURE OF EXCEPTIONAL FIB8T SHOW AT 7 30 PM. INTEREST Featuring ib«k charming atar THE
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      517 3 Hxtra-Ordinary Special and Tremendously Grand PresentatioB Of the most thrilling aerial erer made. TO-MQHT: IN THE SFCOND SHOW AT P.M. THE VITAGRAPH CtK, Producers of the great Houd ni and the invisible band serials and others of the World's best and most srnsa ion a! con inued photoplays Presents for
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    615 4 What next is the question which many people will ask with regard to reparations. The Allies have promptly applied the sanotions —the nee of whioh word, by the way, is in this oonneofeion far from familiar —with an exemplary promptitude whioh wonld have been welcome long ago
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    120 4 Dr V A Stockes, M C, has been appomted V C. Twelve months' leave has been granted Mr H F Monk of the Oivil Sfrviee. David Mordeeel, a native of off v t h M "twdiwd ai a British sabject. Tha Benderoeer Athladc Glib, ■igllliib aaslaaa registered under tbe Societies
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    TIN STOCKS.
    89 4 Agreement With Dutch Indies. We are informed on good authority that the Netherlands East Indies and Federated Malay States Governments have arrived at an understanding regarding their respective stocks of refined tin. The obvious assumption to be based on the above statement is that the stooks are to
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    MOTOR-CAR DRIVER PUNISHED.
    99 4 Pona Singh, the Bengali ohauffeur, who wai prosecute! before Mr 0 W Diwton in the i eond police court yesterday by Inspector Matthews of Orchard road polioe station, was convicted, and on the first oharge of driving without any lights he was fined $15, while on eaoh
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    41 4 The eonoert given in the Viotori < Theatre yesterday afternoon, for the benefit of looil children, proved a great success, as usual. The programme was thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of juveniles, with s sprinkling of grownups, who attended.
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    505 4 The rubber crop harvested on the Deff Development Co's estates for tbe month of February was 109,307 lbs. The NYE Tamba Mara has left Hongkong and is due in Singapore March 16. and will probably sail for Home on March Id. Our Penang correspondent wiree that the firm of R
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    Hong Moh Wreck.
    186 4 Engineers Reported sf e *t Swatow. 850 Pst p'e Believed Drowned Confirming the meaera received by the Ho Honi > Co. on Wednesday, the Iooni *'P tion of EngireeS, iS argent cable, have received th gzsrs&s™ the ported safe." ea R»received the following reply d H Dg
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    CENTRAL ENGINE WORKS, LTD
    210 4 The report of the directors of the Central Engine Works, Ltd to be presented at the anno*] «„„1 meeting in Laidlaw Buildings on March 19, at noon, states Your directors beg to submit a duly audited statement of account, of the Company for the year ended
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    285 4 Singapore, March Il.—The market has been decidedly ateady during th# past week and a fair amount of busi ness has been put through. The feature of the market, however, has been the premium paid fox I ale Crepe of which there is apparently a distinct shortage.
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    130 4 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Ra. 175—1100. The rate of pay. ment of Money Orders from lodia aad Ceylon is Re. 180—$100. A meeting will be beld io the Chinese Christian Association on Thursday, the 17th iuse, at 8 p ra, to
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      201 4 GUNS, RIFLES AND AIR-RIFLES. PERFECT ACTIONS IB1TISI TMM86IIMT BORE B S.|A Hamo aria? and Bo ebill Ham mar Q ina Price $125. There ia|al«a>>|fport—and good eport to be obtained w tb*a B. S4A. Air Rifle. No 1. $65. No. 2. (22 bjre) |6£.*0 B. 8. A- Sporting Rifles 303 Calibre
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      338 4 I GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., lM»rpon»ad Lo Um Btnite 8attl«»«t* 8€ PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. New Shipments Just Arrived. Galvanised Roofing Bolts and Nuta Improved Engineer's Ratohat Braoaa a Steel Ratohat Drills assorted Grindstones in Iron Troughs Pike Emery Grinder complete Pruning Saws (8traita and C arved) Steel Types (Letters and
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      51 4 Victoria Theatre. Singapore. Maurice B- BANDMA.N Pr EBINTB The Bandman Opera Co. Monday Next BRAN PIE" Tuesday, March 15 "■JIT" Wednesday, March 16 "BUZZ BUZZ" Lady Gaillemard and Goverameat Uouae party will be preaent at Tuesday's performance. :ei— Plans fast filling at MOUTRIE'g :o: Popular Prices $4 2ft 1 Overture
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      170 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, March 12. High Tides.—11.55 ajn. Chamber of Commerce, 12.30. Cricket: S C C practice match. Polo: Balestiev, 4.30. B. Scout.: IX Troop, 2; VH Tltey iwpectooa, 4; telegraphy du£ Freemasonry: Lodge Zetlaad. Tomorrow, March 13. High Tides*—0.13 a.m., 0.32 pjn. 5th Suaday ia Lent. SVC: Eurasian
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    214 5 The German Chancellor says that the verdict on war responsibility can be left to history. But reparations, he has to remember, are "caah down. The Allies are quite prepared to withdraw the sanctions on Germany toeing the mark regarding indemnity, disarmament and war criminals. The coal owners are
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    RUSSIAN REVOLT.
    174 5 SOVIET FORCES THROWN LUCK. Reuter. London, Mar 9 —The news from Bassia continues most confused and shadowy, A Moscow wireless, however, euphemistically announces that the Soviet Government has postponed liquidation of the Kronstadt revolt for the day. This, taken in conjunction with other messages, is interpreted as bearing
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    BRITISH TRADE.
    167 5 Reuter. No Immediate Expansion. London, Mar 9.—In the House of Common», in the course of a debate on international Irade, the labour member, Mr Graeme, urged the Board of Trade to rpmedy Britain's position in Japanese markets, part of which we were in danger of losing owing to
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    SPANISH INTRIGUE.
    157 5 The Premier Assassinated. Reuter. Madrid. Mar 9 —The Premier, Sr Dale, was assassinated yesterday evprung, when motoring from the Chamber. Beirersl shots were fired. —Renter. London. Mar 9.—Three indivi. 4rnU, supposedly Syndicalists, followed Sr Dato's motorcar on motorcycles, »n 1 Bred twenty-seven shots, killing 8r Date instantaneously by
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    THE PENALTIES.
    269 5 SCHEME FOR ENFORCEMENT ARRANGED. German Attitude. Reuter. t London, Mar 9.—Herr Fehrenbaob f In a speeoh declared Germany, including the parts about to be ttruok by the AllirV measures, was united in its determination for enduranee. Like Simons, Febrenbach w.-s willing to leave the verdiot to history, which
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    ABOUT OPIUM.
    233 5 India's Export to China Reuter. London, Mar 9.—In the Houee of Commons, replying to Mr 8te»art, Mr Montagu stated that he had asked tbe Government of India what amount of opium had been exported from India to Hongkong and tbe Straits Settlements in 1920. He p omiaed to
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    96 5 Reuter. London, Mar 9.—Tbe death has oocurred of Lord Moulton.—Renter. Cbioago, Mar 9.—lt is reliably reported tbat tbe large railways are preparing to reduce wages.—Reuter. Vienna, Mar B.—At tbe invitation of tbe British Government, the Chancellor, Dr Mayer, the Finance Minister, Grimm, and the Minister of Food, Qruemberger,
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    AMERICA TO ECONOMIES.
    93 5 Reuter. I Waabington, Mar 9.—Mr I Mellon, Storetary to the Treasury, !in hii first cffiolal statement, in the form of a letter to bankers, urges rigid economy in Governmental expenditure and the immediate esablisbment of s national budget system. He says thst though ths financial condition of
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    CHURCHILL IN EGYPT.
    24 5 Reuter. Alexandria, Mar 9.—Mr ChurohiU's arrival occasioned sporadic demonstration*, principally of schoolboys, shouting down with Churchill." Two policemen were injur fed.—Recrter.
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    MANDATE MATTERS.
    117 5 THE YAP ARR4NGEMBNT PUBLISHED. Some Criticism. Reuter. ♦he mandate for Tap, submitted by It confirms the reports that Japan hM stlpoJated that her Nationals shonld not be subjected to discriminatory and disadvantage treatment In other mandated tprritorirs. Washington understands that this mean, particularly the ex German Paoiflo islands
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    ANOTHER COAL CRISIS.
    54 5 Reuter. London, Mur 8,—The House of Commons by 377 votes to 7J passed •he seoond reading of the Bill hand ing baok the ooal industry to the owners on Mar SI, A grave situation la threatened if the owners and minera do not reach an agreement as
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    JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE.
    51 5 Reuter. London, Mar 9—The official• 0 f the Foreign Ofl&ce and the Lord Chamberlain's department are oarefslly elaborating a programme for the Japanese Crown Prince's visit. His Highness ia to be tbe guest of King George at Buckingham Pslaee for three days, end afterwards at the Mansion
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    FIRST WOMAN LAW STUDENT.
    144 5 Triple Honours at Examination. A tirst in Constitutional Law and Legal History. A seoond in Roman Liw. A s~oond in Criminal Law and Procedure. This Is the •'bag" whioh Miss Helena Normanton, H. A, has brought out of her first year as a law student and
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    FIRST SHOT IN THE WAR.
    118 5 Who fired the first shot in the wuri? At another celebration of Australia «pecial service helrl for the eleventh jear in succession in the old City church of 8t. Dunstan iutheBast—the preach"r, Dr Lowtber. Clarke, claimed the hooour for Australia. A few minutes after wsr
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    88 5 Sixth List of Subscriptions. Amount already acknowledged A. Cavendish Straits Trading Co., Ltd., 200 Barker and Co., Ltd., K W. W. Macmillan E- C. H. Wolff *2! C °Cart«r— Mrf J: Eti»' 1 ig J M T. J. B. Wearrtr en W. B. Sutherland l t *L°^
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    47 5 A British Empire Chamber of commerce ia the United States has been t&IJ SiS? York n <i iahoped that eventually there will be branches throughout the country. In consequence of the uereaaa in crime in the United State. thTbu? glary insurance companieTwSea SS over £675,000 in S^SRg
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    Sport.
    167 5 FOOTBALL. S.F-A. Meeting Again Peitpmi On Friday of lost week, the original date fixed for the meetlog of the Singapore Football Assoclation, only the 8 C O representative turned op f and found moat of the I •"hers absent, and the meeting w i Hr 'j° Q rned until
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    HOCKEY
    188 5 A.P.C. DEFEAT S.C.C. Although the A P C won the hockey match against Ihe S O 0 on the padang yesterday by a fairly large margin, it was by no means'a walk over for them. The Club pstnpa good game, sod in the first half quite held their own,
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    CRICKET.
    42 5 TO-DAY'S GAME A cricket practice match will be played on lbs 8 0 0 groand this afternoon, as the ground is thought to be in good enough oondition, though a little sot. Piny should prove interesting in view of eomlog engagements.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    71 5 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. MONDAY'S TIBS. Profession Pairs. Mer. V. Elphick and Milligan vs. Mer. VIII. Grubb and Pitt. Law. I. Battishill and Dyne vs. Banks II. Linton and Sutherland. Mer. XVI. Martin and Dykes ?u. Mer. XX. Bond and Winter. Tel. I. Bowerman and Rivers vs. Mun. Manchester and
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    GOLF.
    386 5 EASTER CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. The Straita aud F M 8 Golf Cham, pionsbip Meetiog will be beld in Penang daring the Easter Holidays for which an elaborate programme has been drawn ep. Tbe competitions begin on Good Friday, March 25, and end on Easter Monday, 28, when tbe Penang Golf
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    THE TURF.
    31 5 SPORTING CLUB GRIFFINS. The drawing for tbe griffins for tbe spring meeting of the Singapore Sporting Clnb will take plaoe on Monday at Redfern's Yard at 5.15 p m.
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    HOME SPORT.
    68 5 ARMY RACQUETS. (Copyright Telegram.) (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 12.—The Malay Mail" correspondent ia Lahore telegraphs the following results received by the "Civil aad Military Gazette," dated Londoa, March I. In the semi finals cf the Army Racquets competition, Major Sloggett (Rifle Brigsd beat Lieut Gore
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    153 5 Rtceconrse betting in France waa very beary D 1920, when l,203,787.732f («boat £24,100,000 at the prraxn* rate) pasted 'through the Pari Aiuiael, the highest total ever reaohed. M 8adi Lecointe, the great French airman, who won the Gordon Bennett Cap for France last autumn and afterwards created various world speed
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    NO FEATHERS, PLEASE.
    339 5 Fashions for Jury women. A one piece frock, perhaps with a little cap attached, buttoned up to the throat with silver or black but tons. A silver girdle or a black patent leather belt, with a useful little bag banging from ir, to bold penoil and paper,
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    THE V. C. ANNUITY.
    89 5 At a meeting of tbe Standing Joint Committee for Ex-Servioe Questions, at Montagu Hoase recently, it was annoanosd, in connection with a proposal to increase the V 0 annaity in the case of men incapacitated by age or infirmity, that authority had been given for the
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    Sungei Gau Tin.
    503 5 Annual Report Shows Loss for toe Year. Mill Closed Last Mauls. The annual report of the 8ungei Gau Tin Mining Company, Ltd, for the year ended Dee 31, 1920, atatea thai the profit end Ion accoant abowa a loae of 9'5,039 69, «abject to direct ore' feea
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    75 5 L. G. O. C. Omnibuses last year ran altogether 100 million miles, and oa the average there was only one fatal accident per 1,250,000 miles run. Sir A Conan Doyle is writing a book on Australia. He says it is impossible to expect that Australia eaa be populated exclusively by
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      331 5 JUST ARRIVED Waverley Motor Oars Hood Cloths Wooler Motor Cycles Sparking Plugs (Simms, HobBoyei Bioyolas son A. Olao Motor Horns Aladdin Motel Polish Simms Magnetos And Other Motor Accessorise FOR SALE—CHEAP. One Denby Motor Lorry H ton, with New Tyros Body. Choo Seng Van Co., North feaal Road Stag pore
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    The Share Market.
    772 6 Latest P/ices Qooted la tba Market Singapore, Mar 12 Me«ari Lyall and Evstt, Exohange and Share Broker*, iaer* 9 (he following lilt of quotations Robber Dollar Shares Imme Valnea Bnyen FeTien. 1 Ailenby 0.35 0.45 1 AlorGaJab 2.00 2.25 2 Amalgamated Malay 200 2.50 5 Ayer Hitara
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      402 6 Known by Everyone Smoked by Most IS i Engineering Service. Meohanioal Lifting. 1 The motto of the dar is—cnt coolie costs by substitution machinery for manpower- Have you considered how many coolie-hobrs you could pave by using the right type of lifting tackle f >r your p irtirular work 1
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      51 6 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. 1 Incorporated in Japan) T. S. S. "TAMBA MARTJ" For Colombo, Port Said, Marseilles, Barcelona and Liverpool. The above iteamer left Hongkong on the 11th Inst, and is due here on the 16th, and will probably isil for tbe above Po: ti at daylight on the 18th
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      651 6 TRAIN SERVICES. Singapore (Tank Road) Daily. The mail trams from Singapore for the North leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 eon. and 7 pun. arriving Kuala Lumpur 6.55 p.m. and 6.46 a.m. respectively. The through Express for Penang leaves Kuala Lumpur at 8 am. dally (Sundaya excepted) and 7.65
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      330 6 f that kee ps teeth white. treath sweet and 1 1 JSsS aids appetite and digestion. Wrapped I 4. in waxed paper and sealed. It keeps {BEgf fresh and full-flavoured, always. MmLw CHEW IT fiFTER C JCRy MEAL Jlß^ MOU.ER PHIPPS MALftVA Ltd.. Distributors BW i\* The Flavour LastsWk NANYANG
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      511 7 Bicycles Bicycles-Bicycles and I Motor Cycles AT I I Special Cash Offers I For One Month Only I AT I Drastic Reductions Is* Price* DON'T MISS THIS CHANCBiM X v I I I I J) Complete with lam, pump, b.U. too,, aad tat i f V. R,e. e iT Special
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    Rubber Outputs.
    140 8 fcktoiry Crop Relorw. "gSf S8, Tot. )to d.f fSV" ib Total to data •Ayer Kuaine Bradwall 62,000 Chersonese 17,714 Dennistowa 30.727 Highlands aad 394 Klabang- d fWwl 81,140 Krisn 10,140 Sunjrei Krian fZ' 300 Sungei Way *W°0 Guthrie and Co Ltd a 440 Banteng 30 022 Hf" 1406,487
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    CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS.
    146 8 I Test, Monk.y,. Practical I b I been'conduSiJi year he ha. I ments ZSi, a se nes of «Jj |«howed no trace 8 serum three times I though they had J 6 dlse «8e, «J. months the samt 8t S Up,ed for E I ovulated three cow.
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    THE STUDENTS OF PRAGUE.
    201 8 < resting second give an in I'" London IL C n no,r I*-; .11«... anion, fbere 0 A "the young Europe wre con'* 1 l* d B "^o women, most of them ,h me nd *nd many ofTh.l f rmer Mities. Pra M J tbe °u.verrred»
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    Rubber and Share Market.
    61 8 GUTHRIE AND CO.'S REPORT. Otogapore, Mar 10 good, b., io b ?ddbt r^r S.«d.rd Blb/ed|Q "ffi s 3 S Inere i« a ehortacp r«# ,u wee*, presant and a h e .iv g d obtainable. Off Z2L prWn,,un good marked CreDe penaliaed. Lower eraH. rely •omewbat
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    FRASER AND CO.'S REPORT.
    90 8 business, the SalV*"* 1 4 3 inclined to be SS? Be v >tiu £155 10. is f^i 0 Tin t the week and Mining durm •equence again a Ke S?2 £,2°; are particularly dull Rubber now available/Maiavan^nM— o6 are consider**) k iaJay an Collieries and teken^^^f
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    "ONE SHILLING TO BUY, A ROPH"
    277 8 Husband's Bequest 16 Hie Wit*. form 1 K B *St Leonard,, and thrTsnl i wUI WM written dated from Bnstol on March 4, 1917 Inthi.he.ute., "IgWe to my wife enable' her" JT bn l T 0 li o ,u d,MrM £l "cbto 2. hi
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    BRITISH PHYSIQUE.
    133 8 Improved by Sport Ki«t PP f M ,or 8eats at WIm ed°n in the rammer to view the i»wn tennis were closed by the first £I?. 0n doe d »y la,t recent i...e of the "8.t.-da y Review" ■Lbit aoaudo rather .bsird bat there hr ne rl7 l00
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    JAPANESE SHIPBUILDING.
    58 8 bnilding th. J.p. neB e Department of Communication, has issied statistic, according to which l.ancbing! 0I n- k 0 100 '<>»■ totalled 197 in •nd 52 sailing ,h.ps of 7,420 tons. In comparison wlth the pre viow Stti ODB In of f /15 tons m sailing shins I»
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      166 8 I Weak. Nervous, Worn-out > Gratefnl TcOmon, to n,V I j jui, i m. M South Africa. I SL? VY* f I r -«reet. Tmktets. Tmm*. lira. Brick*U. is i b.. ~l ,r *nd mt*n bnt for I appetK* or (rental h* Ihik-Sl «im- J&sseU's Tablets Sold b« Cher i,
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      157 8 mmm fan Face and Then Head! Ashamed To fake Him Out j ImTSi!TLf ame in little •P° t on I jray little boy's face and then it rot to I Ihis head. Afterwards it got all over! I f ln > I was up night after night, and I II
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      347 8 ■I 1 -a" a 1 <vo »«t«/ c<ui 5 fy' \'l '"J "ttat them's* m too much. tarious at Jpjj B. s. c mttttwt» Dfotribotors -*4U|J| MULLER «gjgU^ 300 Candle P OW( j Used b y thoupanrs and withm.f I A \'v Heavy Gaoie fir* I Tbick,y WCKLE PLAH I
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      553 9 P. s O.-Britishlndia| AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in Enolan») MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S N. Go. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST 07 BOMBAY are at preaent suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Dme SINGAPOBE. Senelam abut Mar 22 Plassy aboat
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      830 9 Passenger and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Incorporated io U.S.AJ FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U 8. SHIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE For CALCUTTA Via COLOMBO Wolverine State Passenger* and Freight Mar 3D Granite State Passengers and Freight Apl 20 Creole State Passengers and Freight
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      427 9 INDO-CHiNA STEAM NAVIGATION CQ. LD. (Incorporated in KngUad) Wrest service to Jipn via ttoetf* koaig ft >h»n<h*!, «»d to Caieatto ■to Peaaag. frooi Singapore, Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Cbefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtase Ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOB PH9ABG AUD CALCUTTA Kumsang
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      404 9 O.S.K. Tie lull Sktsai Kaiska, LIMITED. (lircorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza St peet PrtitsMi SilMff tnm siiiipore (Subject to ehsngv without notice) European Line, For POBT SAID. MARSEILLES. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROT- 1 TERD\M HAMBURG. Shuoko Maru arr. Mar 25 dep. 27 Burma Maru arr. Apl 17 dep 19
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      646 9 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) mtm *efl Contrast wHfc th* i-perial Jaeaeese QoTcraaxol (Subjact to Alterations without Notioe) European Mall Una Fortnightly ServiM For LONDON ANTWERP via (MALACCA^ NANO. COLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT BAID MABSEILLES. Mar 18 Kliest Mar** Mishima Maru Am*il 6 Sado Maru p Liverpool Lino For MABSEILLES
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      549 10 wanted. NTED —Ledger Clerk must be quick at figures. Box No 33 j o/o Malaya Tribune. 10 3 12 3 WANTED lad with a fair knowledge of English for a Newspaper Office- Apply in own handwriting stating where educated and to what standard. Salary between $40 and $50 per month
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      425 10 NOTICES. Notice. Having completed our machinery, we are now able to supply Batam Bricks up to good quantity at moderate price. Ong Sent Leong ft Co.. M, N oiford Road. 4 17 3 NOTICE. Ihe firm of Litn Nee Soon Co Q&8 been incorporated in Singapore 3.8. under the name
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      560 10 BANKS. Banque iDdustrielle De China (Incorporated in France.) Authorised Capital Frs. 250,000,000 Subscribed 160,000,000 Paid-up h h 75,000,000 Reserve liability to Shareholders 75,000,000 Other Reserve Funds 60,000,000 (1-3 of the Capital subscribed by the Government of the rhinos c Republic.) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre Bertheiot. General Manager*
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      569 10 I BANKS. lit a mtm% mm HEAD OFFICE: Singapore, Raffles Chsmbois 4, 5 aad 6. I m BRANCHES: llF*** »6 Bench Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street. o^ r L 77-79 Jala* Suleiaaam. Batu Pahat.. 109 Jalan Rahamat AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, SemarW I Shanghai, Hongkong,
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      514 10 BANKS. CHAPTERED SANA OF IkL.A, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital ia 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS. Baak of England. London Joint City and tflsWas] Baak, Ltd. Londoa County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd. National
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      568 10 BANKS. Sze Hai long Banking Insurance Co., Ld. (Incorporated i» the Straita S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, KLING STREET, SINGAPORE. EatabUahed 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000 I surplus 496,000 C °URT OF DIRECTORS. beau Eag Lim, Esq.—Chairmaa. I Lee Wee Nam, Eaq.—Deputy ChairI man. j Chaa Teok Hee, Eaq. J I Ong
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      26 10 H 9 Hs I i^H I I W** vB^I A i Bfc ii [If II '■jMMMMyB I BjJ B m' '!fes:; %-S*^H fc-1 titm J r^-*ry^l
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