Malaya Tribune, 31 March 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII- No. 74 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1921 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 81, ML
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      374 1 I S IMAI I JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation Hours i > 8 30 a m.—jj.3o p.m. ADELPHI HOTEL BUILDING No 98 North Bridge Road. Singapore Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Sottlamonts) Singapore. fin Stock) STEAM WATER VALVES Sizfes 3£" to 12" I Whitea«ray 9 s g=r 1 < I ~*?er-!~
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      95 1 Sine, DarbgAk, Ltd. 1 (Incorporated in Struts Settlements.) ELECTRICAL DtPARTMENT Quotations given for complete Electi ie Lighting Power Instalatioßs, 1 MB VIE. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dlttoinpl" Telephones- MADSTRONG Plants. The ideal Lighting Set for Bungalows and Small Houses. HP H E wonderful success
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      138 1 SUN COMPANY supplies All Photographic Materials AND The Bight Place for Amateurs IN Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, ISINGAPOBE. Phone 660- I "ONODA" I Portland I CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacture Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. 8 SOLE AGENTS f Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN
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    Bukit Timah Robber.
    633 2 Consecutive Policy of tbe Directors. Boildlng Sites. The report of the directors of the Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd., to be presented at the meeting in French Bank Buildinga on April 7, at 3 p.m., states Your directors submit herewith a duly audited statement of the accounts
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    Letter-Box.
    451 2 (We do not ■«MMar*l7 eadorea tke opinion* oxprs—d by emnmwm eeataO MUNICIPALITY AND TBI LANDLORDS. From "ANTI-BOLSHEVIK" The molt barefaced manifestaticn of Manioipel OommiationerB being on the Board to grind their awn •zee waa the carrying of the motion for restoring aection 59 of the Ordinance of 1913, with
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    BORNEO RIOTS.
    218 2 Outbreak at Silimpofoa CelUery, Two serious riots ooourred at the Silimpopon Colliery on Feb 21 and 32. Theae riots were due to rivalry between two factions of Chinese labourers known locally as Lonkchanese and Cantonese. Competition between them was not directed to output of coal. It was apparent
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    38 2 After experiments extending over more than 10 years a Swedish engineer. M Sven Berglund, h stated to have succeeded in inventing a speak ing film, which it is claimed ensures the absolutely simultaneous production of sound and picture.
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    London Hotels.
    495 2 No Want of Accommodation it Present. Better News lor Visitors. The hotel shortage, which was one of London's grave post war inoon. venienoea, is at an end. One oan «et rooms now 1Q almost any class of hotel, finding a little diffioalfey per haps in regard to some
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    THE IDEAL TRAMCAR.
    308 2 The ideal tramcar is not yel possibility. Anxioua to aecure idea* with the hop* af improving the vehicle! in its tramway aervice, the London County Council offered a prize of £1,000 (or a design, and the world was invited to compete The result is disappointing, and thoagh
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      900 2 w HftT BABY'S OWN TABLETS ARB. 0w Tabl te *ae Canadian children's remedy, are sweet hClutlfT** from ,h slightest drug t iste and guaranteed b* a Jn.k !i ITnl6t,B ™*f disaUve readily on the tongme or may the «T2 t a ,P° wd between the finger* and oan be given
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      575 2 AUCTION SALE. Mortgagae'm Sals. Freehold bnilrfing land situate at Lorong 13, Gaylang oompriiing five lota N >s. 38, 39. 40, 41 and 42 of Grant 69 end 20, and containing an area of 9,610 square feet, will be offered at aaotion by the undersigned at their Salerooms, Nos. 16 and
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      166 2 Straight to the Mark It Sets Where the Pain ii-ins: stops It. man or woman who has never Buffered the excruciating agonies or Baatica cannot realieo tb« full intensity of pain. And a man or woman who has ever suffered rciatica can never forget it To snch sufferers lj tt
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      31 2 Why suffer the ouraen ot TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74, BRAS BASAH BO AD (la treat of Freash Chare*) FSOKI? II «3
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      443 2 THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. removed to 94 Market Street Banting Supply la Bepalri g asd Be-eharging I OF Motor Car Batteries CAN BE PROMPTLY EXSOUTED NOW AT THE PATENT PATCHQOICK Co. Office: Works? «6-3 ORCHARD ROAD. 1&2 OAVANAGH ROAD. Telephone Nc 670. Cheap Sale Now Proceeding and will continue
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      749 3 MARLBOROUGH! fhe Hall for Comfort, G*>od Music and Good Pictures reach Road. From Thursday. Mnrch 31, to Tuesday, April 5AN EXCELLENT FEATURE PRODUCTION WITH AN UNUSUAL AND GRIPPING STORY By the African Film Productions, Ltd. THE MAN m WAS AFR •ID R L A picture with a sensational story, unusual
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      472 3 ThA Tbe I BB From Monday. March 28 t Saturday, April I Albarnbr AUnm*ra to is tbe only theThcatte A 1 llliL theatre (at tbe BEST A I II A AJD D A "S^'" ''"bestfiLnAlVlDlx-tIl -sat*" Or.h«..«r aa"«lVf BJ m A A Cakes, Coffee, aad MINI The Hall for Mask
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      175 3 -15NEW REELS OF MAGNIFICENT PICTURES I A Marvellous Array of Super Special Production*. AT 7.30 SHARP 2 "WOLVES OF KULTUR Reels Serial Final Episode 4 "DAVID ROSCOE'S WILL" Reels Serial Episode 5 and 6 SFCOND SHOW AT 9.10 P.M. 4 "SILENT AVENGER" Reels Serial Episode 5 and 6. 5 "PLAYTHINGS
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    THE INCOME TAX.
    701 4 We Bhonld like to seive up a few figures for the benefit of those who share oor opinions about the Inorme Tax. We suggest to members of Associations that they should cut these oat for reference, and when opportunity oilers organise disous*ion of them, with a view
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    445 4 Mailt from Chiiui and Japan are pec bed lo arrive to-morrow, by the Marorsa Ma a. Ool 8j* Artbar Adam* is dae to leave London by the Devant.a towarda the end uf next mon'h. Dr. Mak Tingaam, D 8 T. has left Kaala Lam pur for China to interview Dr
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    Singapore Yacht Club.
    959 4 Prince of Walts to Become, a Patron. Allial Gmrral Meeting The Hon Mr W F Nett, 0 B I presided ov«r «he am oal general meeting of th« members of tb> Singapore lacbc Clnb h*ld in th* Clnb Hoese yettetday. Tbere was s fair attendance, loeleding committer
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    ANARCHY IN EUROPE.
    268 4 GEStIAN COMMUNISTS L 0 E THE D*Y. Evwh to suesrg. B*rl»n. 29__ The < uaatnai< outbreak, djiail j finlshfcu too !lMl rĕn Wtat cruopa «nrroacuea the big nitrogen plant at Lend, uear Halle, which lh C^ma 0 l et headqaart* rs, 1 crctd the WgJot. to -nrrender.
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    JAPAN'S CROWN PRINCE.
    79 4 Arrival at Colombo. Colombo, Mar 29.—Ihe Crown Prinoe of Jap n arrtTed and was received by a ga*rd of bonoar. He drove from tbe qn«y to tbe residence of tbe Governor, whose gaest ha will be daring his nay. It ia anderstood he visits Kandy tomorrow and
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    GERMAN ENTERPRISE
    121 4 New York, Mar 29.-A Berlin telegram states that fo-' mer Ocrman Soath Sea commercial aoder are pj epai ing to resume activity on a great scale. Plana fa*iona aLd increaaea of capital and invocation of American bHp. a fabion baa aheadv be«n formed bttwaon two leading coiicerna, tbe
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    IMPERIAL FEDERATION.
    120 4 London, Mar 29— Rearer's enquiries in aathoritatira eirelea dispose completely of the saggestion Jhat »he qaestion of Imperial Federation will be dhcassed at tbe Jine conference of tbe Dominion• Prime Minister!. It appear* to be fall? recognised that even if a delnite eonsiitation for the Empire foand favoar
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    TIN FIND IN JOHORE.
    66 4 We have obtained what amowt to confirmation of tbe report that the 81me, Darby kongsse have mads a valaable tin find in Johore. The new mine is said to be of groat ▼alee, exceeding oven that of the celebrated Me rain g fie id. This is
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      175 4 CO.. LTD. Inoo T«*»Ud in the Stnlt, g^ti^h.. a SINOAPOBEACCESSORIES. «u re i n W ]l' n P oB o j^B^Lpripjß^^ LUCsI LOO X S nH MM CARIiERS aceia cycle JNQHpW nmn CYCtOMEW LUCAS $11.60 1650 CYCLE LAMPS jpJ CYCLE PUMPS A LUBRICANT JOB iSVERr" PURPOSE. > N •fci«U YOCR
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      424 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in tbe Strait* Settlementi. 36. PHILLIP STkEET, BIMGAPORB GOODS HE DV IN STOCK. 150 D ml» Bctt Europe Bass Prooms, 200 Dozens Europe Ga!van zed Rockets. 100 Do ten 5 Tyzack's Scythe Blades 40", 20J Casks Best Portland Cement. 30 Casks Perk's tagle Brand Changko's,
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      140 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-daj. March 31. High Tides.—2.32 a.m.. 4.13 p.m. Rubber Producers Ass., Barker's, 12. Slipway and Eng. Co., T. Pager, 12. Licensing Justices, 2 30. B. Scouts Physical culture, 546 III Troop, 6.15. Football S.C.C. II Utd Engineers. Y.M.C.A., gymnastic elans, 8.80. Concert, Y.M.CA., 9. Waring Co., Victoria
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    TO-DAY'S – SUMMARY.
    261 5 TO-DAY'S SUMMARY. Ireland remains prominently in the news. An inquiry into the Mallow affair has disproved the charges against the Crown forces. The Communist disturbances in Germany are definitely ended by the surrender of the Red forces at their headquarters near Halle. The League of Nations has the hard case
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    IRISH NEWS.
    215 5 ANOTHER OFFICER MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD. Reuter. London, March 59.—Fosr armed men shot and killed a DaVin Castle official. Captain Lees, outside hi* hotel in Daolln at ten this morning Captain Cecil Lees was former! of the Chinese Labour Corps and was tbe son of au n-British consul
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    INDIAN POLITICS.
    176 5 A Horns Rale Suggestion. Reuter. Oalcette, Mar 29.—1" the ooarse of a remarkable presidential address to the Bengal section of tbe Nationnl Congress, Bepin Chandra Phl aug gested a compromise of British Government based on complete borne rale within a deoade, with tbe im mediate repeal of oppressive
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    NAGPUR RIOTS.
    39 5 Reuter. Nagpur, Mar 29.—There was a recradescence of looting of 1 oaor ahups on March 26. The police, searching for tne perpetrators, were stoned by a large crowd, and replied by firing, ceasing a number of casuslties.—Renter.
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    OBITUARY.
    17 5 New York, M»r 29.-Ti>e o-tire, John bl BnrrtnBbLaden* to +1mm *S**+ going home to Wett Irnrk.-Renter.
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    Breach of Promise.
    1311 5 Action of Straits-barn Chinese Girl. His Lordsh ps Opinion The interesting caw of alleged '■>-each of promise was ooncludpd in he Supreme Cobtj before Mr Justioe H»rri-tt in the afternoon In the oori ing, a» we al-nady r-pir'pd, »1r de w»»lo put th«> plaintiff's Be. I be
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    A BLACK RECORD.
    140 5 Dark Deeds in Modern America. Reuter. London. .March 29,- A New York tek>ram says it is reported from Macon. Georgia, that eleven bodies of ntyioeb bnye been found in a river or t)uncJ in fields, said to have been Rilled by a local farmer, John Wil.lams. and
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    BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
    111 5 Reuter. Londoi March 29. -Rcuur learns that reports regarding the development of an Anglo-Japanese Alliance treaty are quite baseless. The question has not yet been formally raised by Britain or Japan. The statement that a new draft of he treaty with certain modificatione has been drawn up
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    GRAECO-TURKISH WAR.
    35 5 Reuter. Athens, Mar 29.—The fall of Afiam Karabisaar is confirmed,— Renter. Smyrna, Mar 29.— 1» reported that the Greeks took seventeen hundred prisoners at Aflun Karahisaar. The losses on both sides were heavy.—Renter.
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    DISARMAMENT.
    46 5 Reuter. London, Mar 29 —With reference to reports from New V -rk it is aathoritively stated in London that nothing is known as regards the alleged steps on the part of tbe Tutted to approach the British Government informally on the question of disarmament. —Renter.
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    BOY BURNED TO DEATH.
    68 5 We stated yesterday that no fatalities hsd been reported in the Are which occurred in several adjoining snophoaseiip New Market road on Tuesday. It is now reported, however, that a lad of 16 yean of sge was missing and his charred body wai afterwards discovered no
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    Sport.
    220 5 FOOTBALL. S.CC. WIN AT LAST. (Aneta Service to the M Tribune.") Weltevreden, March 31.—Yesterday afternoon the third match of the tour, between the S C C and the Rest of Batavia was played, and although the ground was very heavy on account of rain the Singapore team succeeded in
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    BOXING.
    41 5 ANOTHER HOAX. Reuter. L ndon, Mar 29 The New York* newspaper story tbat Sol y Joel is endeavoaring to finance the figb' between Dempsey and Capentiet proves to be a hoax. Jaok Joel informs Renter tbat tbe report v baseless.—Reater.
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    GOLF.
    111 5 G.G.C. EVENTS. Tbe ladies' March monthly mtdfll of the Garrison Golf Clab will b played for on lharsday, April 7. Those members concerned in thf competition for the Captain's Cop for 1920 ere requested to start play j the draw is on tbe notice board. Tbe Navy Cap will
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    46 5 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. To-day's Ties. Newcomers' Handicap. Hitch vs. Bolam. Tumbull vs. Haskins. Hallows vs. Croydoa. Sclanders vs. Colman. Cutnming Capt. vs. Nsll. Nolan vs. Visser. Groom vs. Maddera. Dawson C. W. va. Lowry. Ashworth T. vs. Brend Short. Geary vs. Ford. Mclntyre vs. Harris.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    64 5 To-day's Tice Doubles Rendicap. E Ryau and J T Anorews v* F Clarke and W de Cmi Mixed Doubles. T Leijaslas aud W Munberg n vs W Carnegy and H Mclntyre B Singlee. O G ay vs M Holmbeig. V R u'«*ns vs H d»* A Single». W
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    L.L.T.C TOURNAMENT.
    74 5 To-day's Ties. Weather permitting the following ties, arra.it.eri for yfs'erdAy, will be played to d«v. Ladies Singlee. Mrs C Dlckii snu owe 30 vs Mis* Nsughton owe 2. Mrs Wise owe 30 vs Miss Beve ridge plus 15. Miss Lamb and Mrs 0o° aeil owe 15 2 vs
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    ROWING.
    333 5 THE 'VARSITY RACE. London, Mar 29.—The weather, which has become cold, wet and stormy, may bs the decisive factor in the boat race, whioh promises to be one of tbe closest of recent years Cambridge still start favourites, but the odds are fractional compareo with those Is id whon
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    CAPT. W. BARTLEY.
    319 5 Farewell Tea Party. A farewell party was given by the members of the Malay Company, S V C, at their club in Bras Basahroad yesterday afternoon, in honour of Capt. W. Bartley, their Commanding Officer, who is about to sail for Home. A large number of guests
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    SUPREME COURT LIST.
    144 5 Interesting Cases Coming. Civil actions for April were fixed in tbe Supreme Coart this morning by tbe Acting Chief Justice, Mr P J (Sproule The provisional lift contained 75 cases, probably a record Lumber, bu* was consider?My amended Probably the most interesting wiil be No 33 of
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    HOW TO FIGHT FIRE.
    175 5 A Useful Demonstration.. A aerie* of very interesting demonstrations with the famous Kyi. I- yre fire extinguisher was given on the open ground adjoining the Union Ja< k Club yesterday afternoon. There was a fair attendance, and the demonstrations were performed successfully. A wooden structure was
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    SIAM'S FINANCES.
    48 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, March 30.— Owing to their heavy oversold positions and the an■sajaa of sufficient coyer from the nee export bills of exchange, and the hsnks restrictiag remittances abroad since August last, the Treasury, have reduced the amount stewing allowsal to the bank*
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    31 5 Fred Waterhoase Co, Ltd. Singapore, Mar 31 To-day's closing rubber quotations are as uader New York, 16} ots. London —no c tble. Singapore, 33 c Tone of the Market:—Quiet.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    48 5 12 O'clock nooc Mar 31. Pal* R!M*»d. Crepe Ssaoatsi So, Closing Prif i s (Toamw Prioes bu\e a Isaa Bsrvaasj Sellers Spot 39 40 32% 33 April 33 34 April as June 35 36 July lo Sept 38 39 Tone of nwket: —Bteady.
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, Mar 31. On LondonBank 4 m/s 2/4 1/4 Demand 1/3 27/32 Private 3 ru/r 2/4 17/32 On IndiaBank T. T. 175 On HongkongBank d/d 6% pm On Shanghai— Bank d/d 69*. On Java— BankT.T. 135J On Japan— Bank d/d 93 Sovereigns—buying rate 18.54 Bank of England rate Bar
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    167 5 Singapore, Mar 31. Silver.—33f. Hongkong.—6 per cent premium. Shanghai—69§. Three months Gold.—$49Tin. —No eables. Yesterday £165-0-0 per ton. Rabber Marke».—The Aaciion opened doll with slow bidding Sheet realised 33 and Crepe 39. Many lots withdrawn. Oatside the ina'k»»» i* 6 m with April Sbet»t arouud 33$
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    H.B. WARING CO.
    115 5 Officer 666,"' a melodramatic farce in three acts by Augustin Mac Hugh, was staged by the H. B. Waring Company, last night, and was greatly appreciated by the large audience. The acting was splendid. The story arises out of an attempt by Alfred Wilson (Mr. Fredrick Annerley),
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      294 5 JUST ARRIVED Waverley Mot-.rCUrs Ho d Cloths Wooler Motor Cycles Sta king Plugs (Simms, Hob Royal Blccies *«>n Oleo Motor Horns Aladdin Metal Polish Simms Magr etos And Other Motor Accessor FO* SALF —CHSAP. One Danby Motor L >rry H o w.ih New Tyres A Body. Choo Seng Yarn Co.,
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    The Share Market.
    764 6 Latest P ices Quoted la tbe Market. Sterling Shires—Mail Qoetatioai laane value of inaret shown after name of company. Allagar Si 1/6 Anglo-Java 2i 3/KU Anglo-Malay 20t 25/71 Ayer Knnine 20« Sl/S* Batn Caves 20« 22/9 Bekoh Sa 1/3* Bakit Kajang 20« 40/ Bukit Mertojam 2« ;/l
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    68 6 Tbe Man Who was Afraid a ■even-reel photodrama, will be screen ed at tbe Marlborough, to night, in jupport of tbe serial 'The Eril Eye featuring Benny Leonard, lightweight champion of the world. In the earlier bouse a vivid drama of adveu-1 tare, Laboma," in seven reels, will
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    A FRAWLEY FAVOURITE.
    110 6 53 Proposals la Four Month* of 19, Gloria p on da, daughter of W A Fonda, Seattle ,I OTe m(inßf c »rer, w M ".ta*;e .track L Jl. ijt h«r id, aof nothing to do. Poaaaaring w traued vo lo e,.be had diffioolr. mJffS, S -n f
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    24 6 •nd Mr«. R n R E Hum, Mr ..d^V? 1 W Mr. and Mri L and 2 infanta, Mr. and v M
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    30 6 A concert will be given to-night at 2i." ,Bth F M °Ab.ll.and b °"*«tem ohe following roo.li.te and in.tr.ment.li.t,, wji •PPe.r j Mr F Q Gilea, Mr, O L uh
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      278 6 I W. D. H. O. WILLS A M| Engineering W&iiy Service Purchase cr Procrastinate msaallMh?* that rices for power plant and mechanical S. Si iur" J ,ban fa iD tb<! near future to buy thoJ a f V whi i JK PriC,S sho ,d i an many months will they
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      561 6 TRAIN SERVICES. Stag spot* (Tank Koad) Daily. The mail trains from Singapore for tha North leave Tank Roaditation daily at 7.7 a.m. mad 7 pun. arriving xvuala Lumpur 6.65 p.m. and 6v46 a.m. respectively. The through Express for i'eaang leaves Koala Lajsj pur at 8 am. daily (Sundaya Wlmb ed)
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      313 6 IPfeWRKiIIYS jjpjgf l~<ksll "Appetite poor? What yoo need Oj PP$ famous long-lasting confection W °*«««or. that helps appetite and digestion. steadies the nerves relieves I NANYANG BROTHERS TOBSUCO COHP4WV^ 38 f RoMi, t on Road, 81n. a^r e NY China's Greatest Tobacco and Cigarette Factories. V As conYinoing proof of
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      88 6 I ENAMELLED WAKES. I MANUFACTURED IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA I (EUROPE.) j Stewpans. Basins. Toilet pails, Pots, I P«i?' Fr YtP*P a Egg pans, Dinner earners vVashups, Curry dishes, Soup ladles, Funnels, Plates, Children I I E a F es cr bowls f Milk cans, Coffee I borers Chambers, Dust pans, Baking
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      581 7 PP.*O.-Britishindi4 AND 1 APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated m England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICED v r lap and Omental S N Go. BBBVIOBS BABT j**" LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICS. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. ■fcSfSf .i PlaB8 about *ay 18 Deyanha about Apl 16 De i ta about Hay 31 To MARSEILLES cV
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      855 7 Passenger and Services Opepated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Incorporate, in U.SJLJ FOR AOOOUNT OP THE (j 8 SHIPPING BOARD SAN FBANCISCO— EA&T INDIA. 8AILING8 FRO* SINGAPORE For CALCUTTA COLOMBO Wolverine State Passen> er s and Freight Mar ?8 Granite State Passengers and Freiaht Api 20 Creole State Fassen era
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      501 7 I Strts Steamsbip Co. ltd Stianfa intended to tail from Singapore Deli iz Den Samud)— Monday, 12.3U pm for Mi-i, Labuan leeselton Kud t, Bam'akan Jnlo and Zimboanga. 4 p. ,d for Por» 3*menham and Penang. H> e »or —Monday, 4 30 p.m. V I alacca an i M.ar K»ka-
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      348 7 O. S. K. Tli lull Stoui bista, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 2 DE SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Shuiiku Maru arr. 1 dep 2 Burma Maru arr. Api 27 dep 29 NEW
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      658 7 NIPPON YUSEN KAISH4 (Incorporated id Japan) Under Mail Contract with tne lapcrial J a pa sew GoTsresrect to Alterations without Notice, European Mall Lino FcrtnifhtlF Serviea For LONDON ft ANTWERP via MALACCA) PENANG I COLOMBO, SUEZ. PORT 8AID MARSEILLES. Sado Maru April 11 Kitano Maru April SO Inaba Maru M*y
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      401 8 l **n to an Intaiii. r fe '«K>oe per* W,,6rl °o SttMt, Sing.. li_ Census 1921. 8 °Perviaora anal time if they Work on 8atnrda afternoona and Sunday.. Porter, end Sorter, will be pShTSkZ *40to 960 a month. Detaila may be learnt on application. Applioanta most be able to reed
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      612 8 NOTICES. Notice. Having completed our machinery, we are now able to supply Batam Bricks up to good quantity at moderate price. Ong Sam Leong ft Co., 16, Stamford Road. 113 84 NOTICE. Notict is hereby given that the partner ship between Lye Chiang Yew and Jim L._Tann carrying on busness
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