Malaya Tribune, 15 March 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. VIII No 01 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1921 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY MARCH 16, IMI.
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      29 1 ''IMssVsVHßsVslsVstfsiflsVsVßs^s^s^s^ss SUN COMPANY supplies All Photographic Materials AND The Rtgbt Place for Amateurs 19 Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94. NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, (SINGAPORE Phoue 660 l -^■■■■•■■■■■iesesesßeiMßSßeae^^e^^^^^^*^^
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    The First Colonists.
    591 2 What the World Owe; To Then. MMghirt Btftn tki Plttgk. Thus we see the great tendency for all life to move adventurously upward," was the summarising phrase with whioh Professor J Arthur Thomson ended one of his Haunts of Life" lectures at the Royal Institution, London. Hie
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    90 2 Mr Wellington Koo, the new Chinese Minister in London, is a men of 34, witb charm of manner, a musical voice, end faultiest, cultivated English. His face is no sphinx-like mask bit mobile and smiling. Mr Eoo was educated In America For seven years be studied at Columbia University, whe
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      465 2 You'll feel better in the morning if at bed time yon take a couple of Pinkettes when troubled with constipation, 'lirer,' sick headacbe or biiioueneee. Pinkettes act ae gently ae nature, are laxatire perfection because tbey create no habit, and neither gripe nar purge. They aid digestion, increase appetite. Dr.
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      167 2 BIG CHANCES. The eaan or woman who ia raftering the excruciating agonies of Rheumatism can't afford to waste time and money gambling with make-believe remedies." REAL RELIEF is what is wanted—quickly and SURELY. That is why multitudes of sufferers tarn to the time-tested and positively proven relief for Rbenmatie pain
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      279 2 Serial lovers ?\mt mi Those who were delighted with the last serial, Bound and Gauged, featuring that peppery, athletic star GEORGE B. SEITZ The Master Mind of Serial Creation The man who was chiefly responsible for the success of the Best Serials that ever saw the screen and for such
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      358 2 c c£ir GLOBEOL HSr» Anaemia—Neurasthenia Conyalescence—Overstrain—Debility—Rapid Growth—Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS. Opotherapy of the blood with Its active priaciplns. Giobeol is r typical active remedy or mcd icio a I food for imparting Strength and Energy. *r Free from any Toxic Agent. A 1 Giobeol acts gently and directly on the organic cells.
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      664 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tsnjong Paga' Road Trams Pass the Door IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9-30 Blnebtrd photo-dram* fairing that faaoinating liar RUTH CLIFFORD Io an txoelient story of a gitl of the Cabaret who proved s thoroughbred dtay i*e occupation THE CABARET GIRL In 5 Parts.
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      397 3 ¥h« The al From Thursday, March 10. 11 Tuesday, March lo Alhambra AnMßmi,ri t THY to the only ilia Treatie AI IJir theatre Wfem FOB M mm mm mm mm BJk jb with an A I U A DD A 3: r\LHAIVIDKA andtfcaߣST Thf Hl for Mbi j c and
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      233 3 S wt a 1 L^^»4 <sl 1 Mr 1 Tramendoai ■noo«M!!! Hundred, turned away nightly Thousands more still to come. Put all engagements aside come early to secure best seals. Do not for any reason miss the opportunity of witnessing the extraordinarily special and tremenaTftSs ass*? &asaas&«; THE SILENT AVENGER
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    74 4 DEATH. BIM-On 8th March, 19*1. t 6 30 a. m a t 71, North Boat Quay. Singapore, 8 m Ohoon K*e, a)s< known at 8im Liang Whnsg and Sim Kaok Ohoon, aged Si y ears Faneral at 10 a.m. sharp on Sunday, the 80th March, from the above
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    SALARIES AND N. C. L.
    644 4 Local business is having to tighten its belt. The stringency continues and each day makes it a little less bearable. On all hands can be heard gloomy forebodings of what will happen "if things remain as they are much longer." Economy is the order all
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    99 4 Mails from China and Japan per the s.i. Kleist are expected toVrrire to-morrow. focellent progress i. being made Jr T n t 7 P reßßl of the Bank of Malay, in Hogb Low street, Ipoh. _»»iiaHliej paper, and aagasiee. ln the reading room of the Twiy MmmH Christian Aviation on
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    Singapore Assizes.
    571 4 Sequel to Had on Coffee Sbop. Straits Born Chinese BanUhee The lilt for the second Abs s«s for the year, commencing to day, constat! of twelve oases, three ct which concern alleged murder snl five of whioh concern charges under the heading of gang-robbery. Two are eases of
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    243 4 A mail for Australasia will close by •he at. Melohior Treub at 2 p m on Friday. The half yearly peneral meeting of the Ipoh Club is fixed for Ma»ch 23. A scheme is afoot for making Improvement! and alterations to tbe Club. Mr. Lim Seew Kiew, eon «f the
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    Bandman Opera Co.
    403 4 C'OWdtd House f, ropM Ngnt, B Ple 0 04 Fm, "A very genius and wrll fd programme" i 8 0Br 1921 B^T^ 1921 Bandman Opera Co at th V* ton. Theatre. "Bran Pip ht > bert Bryan (music by PhilU 7 wm witnessed by a crowded an>'
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    KEDAH PLANTERS.
    85 4 Withdraw from P.A.M. (From. Our Own Correspoadtat) Penan?, a'a.-ch 14.—Ihe £td»: Planters' Association held their general meeting at Ssogei fcipos Saturday, Mr Wiison presiding. It was reported that $240 sat 1 been subscribed iowarae the bo emp ojment fund. A proposal to fo-m two district associations, at Kahm
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    PENANG RENTS.
    81 4 Chinese Merchants' Artist. (From Our Own Corrsspoadest) P*-nang Ma'cb 14—The eemmitte of the (.hinete Cl.amber of Commene hare sent a resolution to tie Gomn. ment on the question of hinh rent-, suggesting Government sLould sas in itaelf wider powers in oruer that the scope of i f ß
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    MELEE ON K.P.M. VESSEL.
    47 4 (From Our Own Correspondaat) Penang, March i4—lhere melee on board tbe KP M steamer X emai between the Javanese crew and estate coolies going to Snxstr*. The police were summoned, sad arrested three Chinese p»ssen*er» *»b»>, it is alleged, used an iron bar.|
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    PENANG NAVAL CONFERENCE.
    58 4 The eonfereucH of the three Amirala oonoloded at Petiang on Sands? evening, after whioh H M 6 Caroline departed for India, nau H M S Hawkins for China. The two sabmaritiff, L 2 and L are expected to leave to-day. Oar Penang correspondent wirH that H M
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    MR. GITTENS RESIGNATION.
    29 4 MR. G ITTENS RESIGNATION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Mar 14—Mr the Adviser on Railed. S»* 10 resigning owing to ill-health. He has bad 33 years' service u> Biam.
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    13 4 The foundation of the untitled tbe Station Hotel, Ipoh, has nearly been completed.
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      266 4 I FISHING TACKLE. I FOB fcKA OB RIVER FIBHINQ, I F*lanlngf Fto4a Genera', Trolling, 8* and Ply Fishing Rods. Flalilntf Hoolra limerick Hock* on diik Gioip, Wlr« Gimp or TJomoented. Flailing Übm Plai *d Flax. Twisi*d bilk, or Mounted Hetrp L«nef. Flatting Reela Wood <r Onon eta) S~,. U Br.»a
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      340 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated la the Btnito BatU«Mntfc 3«. PHILLIP STREET, BINGAPORE. New Shipments Jost Arrived. Galvanised Reefing Bolts and Nuts Improved Engineer's Ratchet Braces a Steel Ratchet Drills assorted Grindstonee in Iron Troughs Pike Binary Grinder complete Pruning Saws (Straits and Carved) Steel Types (Letters and Figureej Brass
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      79 4 MAURICE E. BANDHAN p Bsnrra The Bandman Opera Co. FOB A SHORT BBASON AT THB Victoria Theatre To-Night To-Night OH JOY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1« BUZZ BUZZ THURSDAY, MAROH 17 IRENE FRIDAY, MARCH li GOING UP SATURDAY, M\R:H 19 TAILS UP MONDAY, MaROH 21 SHOP GIRL TUESDAY, Ma BOH 22 KISS
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      158 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, March IS. Hifh Tides.—1.17 ajn., 2.0 p.m. Singapore Assises. Rent Assessmeat Board, 2.16. B. Scouts: V, X aad XI Troops, §.15. Sandman s, Victoria Theatre, "Oh! Joy," 9.30. .To-morrow, March 1«.. High Tides.—1.55 aja., 2.56 p.m. 1'oio, Bales tier, 4.45. Football: S C P A v
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    256 5 The Germsn Reichstag approves its Government's policy regarding **unfulfillable demands" in the matter of reparations. The British Government proceeds with its measures to collect an indemnity whether the Germans like it or not. The Kronstadt revolt progresses slowly." It is not a "White" effort—just an attempt to reorganise
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    KRONSTADT REVOLT.
    178 5 AIMS AT REORGANISING SOVIET. Reuter. London, Mar 12.—The late»' indications from Rnssia are that th* Kronstadt anti-Bolsheviks move ment is making alow headway. The Bolahevik oiaicu to be atill in the ascendant at Petrograd, and thia i* probably correct. Not mnch real fighting has beeD done lately. A
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    TERMS FOR TURKEY.
    175 5 The Smyrna Problem. Reuter. London, Mar 12, Official.—The conference at St James Palace has handed the Turks and Greeks tbe proposals for a settlement in tbe Near East, including admission of Turkey into the League of Nations increase of Turkish forces to five thousand, with more Turkish
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    DIVORCE SENSATION.
    70 5 Reuter. New York, Mar IS—The news, papers are publishing sensational accounts of forthcoming divorce proceedings in which Mr James A Stillman, the millionaire president of the National City Bank, baa cited ax cj rinpoudent Fred Beauvais, a guide at Three Rivera, Quebec, partly French Canadian and partly Indian,
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    CHINA FAMINE.
    26 5 Reuter. Washington, Mar 12.—President Harding has Issued an appeal to tbe American people to do their utmost to relieve the famine conditions ie China,—Ranter.
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    REPARATIONS.
    359 5 THE TAX ON GERMAN GOODS. Discussions in Berlin. Reuter. London, Mar 12.—The text of tbe German Reparations Recovery Bill is published. It provide! that tbe purchaser shall pay the commissioners of ousioms and excise such proportion of the value of imported German goods, not exceeding fifty per cent, as
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    RACIAL RIOTS.
    110 5 Negroes Wlritea. Reuter. Springfield, Ohio, Maroh 12.— Racial disorders broke out at raidnighff as the reault of a negro ahooting a policeman. Crowds were moving in the streets, and heavy firing in the negro district was re. porte J. /< number of negroes were shot. State officials have
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    IRISH WARFARE.
    47 5 Unsuccessful Ambush. Reuter. London, Mar 12 —Thirty Bedfordshires in a lorry were ambushed witb rifle fire and bombs between Oarrick on Shannon and Ballinamore. They repulsed their assailants, spven of whose bodies were found, all in Republican v. iforms. Tbe military bad no casualties,— Renter.
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    THE LATEST HORROR.
    78 5 Reuter. Londor, March 13.—APP*Hh>g possibilities of warfare from the air in future are suggested by the claim of an officer in tbe United States ohemioal warfare service that a liquid poison has been discovered three drops of which will kill anybody whose skin it touches. Falling like
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    BIG OIL FIRE
    26 5 Reuter. New York, Mar 13.—Tbe Standard Oil Are at Brooklyn was controlled yesterday morning: after the exploI sion of the fifth t«nk —Reu'sr.
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    ROUND THE WORLD.
    27 5 Reuter. Napleo, M» r 13 —The wnrsbip Libia has left for a journey aroand the world, going via Panama and Japan and China —Renter.
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    54 5 Messrs A Anthony, O P Griffith. Jonce, and E A Brown are thegentlemen who bave been nominated by the Strafts settilements Association for appointment to the eiareged Munivipal Commissies. Jones, and A Brown are the gentlemen who have been nominated by the Straits Settlements Aasocia* tion for appointment to the
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    Sport.
    956 5  -  FOOTBALL. S.R.C. v STAPFORDS. By .i i Reuter. The replay between the S R C the 1st South Stafforda on the S R C ground yesterday was KMr. Lim K„ Cheok," w the game in good fashion the slightest sign Jf* JLJSEJ? Consequently it can be said th* t£
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    HOME LEAGUE, DIVISION ONE.
    51 5 (Copyright Telegram.) (From Our Own Correepondent) Kuala Lumpur, March IB.—The "Malay Mail" correspondent in Lahore telegraphs the following results received by the "Civil and Military Gazette," dated London, March 10. In the soccer league, division one, Manchester City heat Tottenham Hotspur, 1-0. Everton beat Manchester United,
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    CRICKET.
    235 5 STAFFORDS v SJLC. A draw resulted from a cricket match of one innings pjayed between the Staffords and the SRC last Saturday. The batting on both sides was not particularly brilliant. E C 8 La Brooy knocked up 33 for the Club, and the Stafforda' top scorer was Lt
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    THE TURF.
    467 5 SPRING RACE GRIFFINS. (By "Regent,") Yes erdaj evening a large crowd of Singapore sportsmen witnessed tbe drawing lor the griffins which recently arrived from Western Australia, on the Gorgon. The drawing took place at Mr Redfearn's (tables In Orchard-road, and macb interest was evinced in tbe proceedings. Taking
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    RUGBY
    13 5 WALES v IRELAND. Reuter. London, Mi* 12.-P»)»* Belf.iNW.leibe.tl^Ddt;ru.g.r by 6 point*- tonU^B«w«.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    72 5 B.C.C. TOURNAMENT To-day's Ties, I Profession Pairs. Mer. V Elphick and Milligaa va. Mer. VIII. Grubb and Pitt Law. I. BattishiU and Dyne vs. Banks 11. Linton and Sutherland. Mer. XVI. Martin and Dykes vs. Mer. XX. Bond and Winter. Tel. I. Bowerman and Riven vs. Man. Manchester
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    BOXING.
    140 5 CATHOLIC CLUB BOUTS. On Saturday there were several interesting bouts between local boxers, in the grounds of the Catholic Club, six ounce glovea being used. Clsud Rozario beat H Oliveiro oa points. Keyes beat Lazaroo on points. H fiacon beat C Bate man on points. B Gueet beat Kim
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    WATER POLO.
    32 5 STAFFORDS v SWIMMING CLUB. On Sunday, a water-polo team of the Staffords met a Swimming Club team in a fine game, which resulted in a draw of one goal all.
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    ATHLETICS.
    50 5 PENANG'S NAVAL TOURNEY. Penang, March 15.—Naval athletic sports were held on the Esplanade yesterday. There were twelve ex-cellently-contested items. An H.M.A.S. Brisbane man won a silver cup presented by Mr. Oxenham for the competitor with most points. H.M.S. Caroline won a triangular football contest among the three warships. t
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    HOME SPORT.
    65 5 (Copyright Telegram.) (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, March 15.—The Malay Mail" correapoadent in Lahore telegraphs the following results received by the "Civil and Military Gazette," dated London, March 10. At public school racquets, Malvern beat Rugby, 4-0. A wire to the same paper, dated March 11, states
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    PAYA LEBAR GANG ROBBERY.
    119 5 Armed Chinese Ransack a IT—n ■ft 'r A ahop-houae in Paya Lehar-road was robbed by a gang of abovs five Chinese lsst night. Four of the robbers entered the house, while one of ihrm atr yed outside. The occupant* were j«ld np and threatened by the
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    136 5 Seventh List of Sabacriptioaa. Amount already acknowledged •MM Collected by Mn. de Paula F. G. de Paula t 60 T. Higginbottom I 10 W. B. Peamaa 16 E. L. Case > k 16 E. H. L. Gilbert i 16 J. Bagnall 20 G. W. Duncan SO Hon.
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    150 5 Reuter. Inspector T V untitled of the Madras Police end two con* slab lea have been s pending over c month in Selangor looking for a dangerous criminal who hi d escaped from India aboant 1g mi aths ago, and have at last effeoted the arrest of the man on
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    30 5 Fred Waterheuse Caw IA Singapore, Mar 15. To-day's cloaiag rubber qwetatta— are as tadar New York 17 oenta, weak. London.—104d steady. Singapore, 32 ots. Tone of the Market:—Steady.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    41 5 12 O'olook noon, Mar 15. Pule Ribbed. Crepe Smoked Sh. CbslngPrlfra Closing Prices Boyeii Hollers Bnveri Sellers. Spot 32 32* Mai oh 32 33 April 32% 33 April to Jnne 35 36 Tone of market: —Steady.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    110 5 Sings pore, Mar li. Silver.—3l^. Hongkong.—o per (ant premium. Shanghai (Nil). Three months Gold.—s49. 1 in-1164 per ton. Rubber Market —The rable mars ket is firm with March btandard Sheet around 32. April 33/34 and April/Jane 36/26. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers —Tapahs $14/$l5, Pulau Bulangs 50/60 cents,
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER.
    78 5 At an extraordinary general meet ing of the Indragiri Rubber Co, Ltd, held yesterday, with Mr J A Blias in the chair, a resolation for increasing the oompsny's nominal capital by the issue of an additional 12,000 shares of $5 each to members, at par, in proportion to
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 5 Singapore, Mar 15. On LondonBank 4 m/s S/4 1/4 Demand 1/3 27/32 Private 3 m/i 2/4 17/32 On India— Bank T. T. 173, On Hongkong— Benkd/d B%pm On Shanghai— Bank d/d 69 On Java— Bank T. T. 134 On Japan— Bank d/d 92 Sovereigns—buying rats $8.54 Bank of Rngiand
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      64 5 NOTICE In view of rumours that Government intends to reduce the price of rice the public are informed that no reduction is contemplated until Government stocks are exhausted ehout end of April or ear y May. The exact date will be not tied later. J. I. MILLERi Secretary to the
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    GIANT GERMAN SUBMARINES.
    127 6 Berlin. Jan 15.—an invention ''likely to revolutionize the naval polioy of the world" is snnounced as having been msde by Or Oswald Flsmm, Professor of Msrine Arohlfretare st the Technical College st Oharlottenburg. The invention is described as a new principle of stability. No technical details sre
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    95 6 An extraordinary general meeting of the active members of the Kn-h Lumpur V M 0 A was held od Thursday evening, wh*»n importan <n*tter* connected witb tbe financial •itnation of the institution were dis cussed at lume length. A new issue of standard suits is anticipated at Home. The Board
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    128 6 The Gaiety baa The 8ilent Avenger aerial «aits main ii em in •he (frogramme, end the aappoiting pioturea make ap a very good bil. altogether, Beaaie Barriac*e, a f»?clnatin 8 beauty, will be eeen at the Liberty Hall in The Woman Michael Married," a fire-act RobertaonOole feature in
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    56 6 Masura Maru from NewctiS'le 14 3, Ban Whatt Hin from Malacca 15 3. M- ran from Buu Pabat 15-3. Ayaba Maru f.om Cardiff i 5 2 Toyle fn m Sbanghai 15-3. Kutong from Bangkok 15 3 Qaorra from Tringganu 15.3. Hong Knat from Malacca 15-3. Ban Fo
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      254 6 Commencing from To-night, Tuesday Mies Sarah and Khairudin take the leading pirts In a Great Milay H storical Play in two parts BE OAR SARI THE STAR OPERA it The Theatre ftpi North Bridge Road. Friday, March 18 SPECIAL PROGRAMME 'Phone 1X66 F.m Sfats. K. L CHEONG, Proprietor V L.
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      506 8 HONEY TO LEND. 115,000 on approved security. Apply to THE BEOBETABY. Ga-den Club 28 2—M 35 3 Census 1921. The Government requires Enumerators for Census work outside Municipal Limit, applicants must spply in person to the Office Assistant, Land Office. F J. HALLIFAX, Superintendent of Census 5 3 uo Oriental
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