Malaya Tribune, 7 March 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. VoL LX.- No. 54 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MARCH 7. 1922.
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      57 1 Photo Amateurs Call or Phone: 550 SUN COMPANY 119, NORTH BSID6E ROAD. For All Your Requirements. MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION. I ANNOUNCEMENT. Don't Fall to Visit 1 I SECTION H Nos. 24, 25 26 I You Will Be Surprised! i i 1 -sssssa Victoria St. also Orchard Rd., Singapore/ j "Everything for
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      42 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING G/ZETTET Tel. No. 545, Editorial D pt. Tel 171. "ansa?, rial l> pt SUBSCRIPTION R*TES FaYaBLK IN ADVAN >X Per snnnm $i*ro Half yearly M M Per <jnart*r 3 75 Postage Extra 80 eis. pat month. ■■^^'^aMSHaajajaaaajaaaaxaaaajan
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the. opinions expremd by correipoadenta.)
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    "VOLUNTEERING."
    383 2 From KAN AIYER: I wish to draw the special attention of the Indians in Singapore (whenever I use the expression "Indians" I also include the Ceylonese as both belong to *he same stock) to the following remarks which appear in the commandant's report on the progress of S S
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    THE SPREAD OF DRUG TAKING.
    775 2 From KHOO T AIK: Chinese people are peculiarly addicted to drugs. The habit is b<;gun in various ways, often by foolish boasts of "I'll try anything once." A noted author has been an opium victim for years, treated and "cured" dozens of times. He thought
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    ON CHANGE.
    375 2 Fearon and Coa Weakly Review. Messrs Fearon and Co, of Kuala Lumpur, in the course of their weekly market review dated March 1, state Gilt-edged securities have continued in. demand during the week and constitute the one bright feature of an otherwise dull market. Rubber is quotably unchanged
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    CANADIAN GOVT. TELEPHONES.
    152 2 British Firm Gets Contract In_the face of the aeverast competition from American firms, the tender of Messrs Siemens Bros, and Co. Ltd. of Woolwich, England, has just been accepted for a very large full automatic telephone exchange of 6,000 lines. This is to be installed at St.
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      233 2 |horlick¥"l M MALTED MILK it I mm% hat* my HORUCICS. 1 haven't jtH ,^s^*s^ 55 O n •*> CfcpiaW itetk ran out M<s IIQ3LKKS MALTED MILK, th. Food-Drink, IfTOIIX^ <V»C Mtj• id to tho.o who arc run down as a result of rT^ffsjj'TO Xj ••vera rtireme, c f Climate. Mada
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      627 2 TEETHING WITHOUT TEARS A NEW LIGHT ON BABY- BEARING. It is a recognized fact that Babies —and in fact all Children—need medicines of their own, and that most baby-medicines do more harm in the long run than good. Also great mistakes are often made in measuring doses for tiny patients.
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      560 2 2 Specialists Recommend pDEXMA for Your Eczema Dr. E. B. Holmes, the wellknown skin specialist, writes: *7 am convinced that tha DEXMA Prescription is as much a specific for Eczema as quinine for malaria." And Dr. W.L. Randolph corroborates: "The cure of skin diacasos (Eczema) and disease* of Uie scalp
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      682 2 jiwmwmswtwiiiiiiiiM^ 5 Mll'-».'!-».,,,, j Periodical Property Auctions. I MESSRS. WARING AND ROE I I Beg to give notice that they have reserv I certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leasehold j Properties, Business Premises, Building jA etc., at their n I NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER Q UAY I
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      613 3 Southing Extraordinary In Piotare show will be Pressed To night tnd the following Two Nights at the Artoraft super featurr, every move a thrills every scene surprise HOUDINI in TERROR ISLAND The wonder man of mystery famed in every civilised oountry as self liberator, bandeoff king, illusionist and magioien VII
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      389 3 I |n mm Mondty Maroi to March 11, UH, I Alhambra I UIJ AT <»I 7 s: I Ort««stra. m Creams, 1 the BfcST Th« Hall fox* Bffuaio and P e »tur >B Cake Coff I •■■■■aw beach road. Taa. att\ ,1 Mam I A PROGRAMME OP WONDERFUL, LIVELY AND
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      150 3 Enquire /jPlj' I THE PRICE OF TITAN Before buying other j Cement I'PHONE 172 G. AURELY Co., I T.i«fn n "»iibpii No. 2-b, Flntajson Gmm, Slngspore. S X TMegrißM. AUBELf. *o>e Importer, for S.S FM S .nd Neth.ri.nH. U_ S BEST FOR YOUR lYMklth, Tim© 4k Pocket jHi 80 £rom
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      347 3 ■>■..■ nl WL^^SBtmw^Ztr(!***^^^^^^ vl*r < j Sptdtl Uoosdsl Change of riogr.mme I At 7 30 Fhu-p "THE WOMAN IN GBEY SERIAL I Fe,tariol rliM P'ottyndHeor, a Sail. bill**, j To night Epltode» 1, S, ln d s iv i Pari*. I "THB FUNERAL OF GENERAL U SHUN" In 2 Parts
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    123 4 Mr LI 05 d George see mi Inclined to retlgn. Embarraiaing byeleettone are likely to follow inch a eoarte. In tho American Senate there Ii formidable opposition to ahe Pacific Treaty, Another Bntio-Jepaneae war U aald to he likely before long. A great adranoe In wlrelen telephony la
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    Domestic Occurrence. i • i '
    66 4 Domestic Occurrence. i i ENGAGEMENT. The engagement Ii announced of Mr Tan Teng Leong eldett ton of the late Mr Tan Ohln Seng end Olerk of The Aiiatio Petroleam Co, (S 9) Ltd .to Miii Ohm Wan Neo ootid daughter of Mr Oban Cheng Kang. The marriage will take plaoe
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    CHURCHILL GONE MAD.
    871 4 The political crisis in Great Britain has caused some misapprehension among all parties but it is hardly a first-rate crisis." Mr Lloyd George vaguely threatened to resign because the Conservatives, feeling that they are losing their influence in the Government after the Irish settlement, made a pretence
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    19 4 The dead body of a Chinese was found in a drain behind a rikisbacoolie house in Jalan Besar yesterday.
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    995 4 Tan Ah Cheng. a Chinese, was arrested yesterday on a charge of theft of a pair of binoculars, valued at 250 francs, belonging to M Jean Pomes, chief officer of the s. c. Orenoque. A fine of $20 waa imposed on Te© Kirn Whi driver of a motor lorry, by
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    EX-SERVICES CONCERT.
    455 4 LOCAL ARTISTES SlTrr, LAST NIGHT CESS A Delightful Programme. A better variety concert thai aw presented by the Sub.CommittceattheV lc tol? last night has seldom bj n B ,T Singapore, and the performance off with a greater swing g£« was for one of the best of efforts—the Ex-Services
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    HONGKONG STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
    66 4 The Latest News. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lampur, Mar 7.-The "Malty Mail" has a Hongkong cable dated March 6 which states: This morning's strike was plsaaed before the settlement and there wu no time to call it off. The Govenment is publishing a Gssette rescinding the
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    209 4 The Hon Mr W George untitled CJ4.G., Chief Secretary, Wtfe wen to Penang to meet Mrs Maxwell their child, who arrived by the U Novara. They left in the Yacht bei Belle. Malaya's wedding gift w ?racm Mary will probably be a »0*«»» Malayan gold or silver wort 1» balance
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      235 4 ■MMMnP i tunt''Uiiv*t<wi)(nnwMn3iVwnfiiifwnwfliuwiuiiiiHinin Carron Dover I STOVES WOOD BURNING j and libow B Tbe Moot Effiolent Store with toe lat-ov trop/ovemonta. c llnI In Foar Siz 0 No. 6 37 j z SH z 18 Inches 1 No. 7 31} x 35| x2O I Side No. 8 32 x 2*f
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      448 4 iflitjriwrinntipiiMpirwimniiinwKwironuw™' GUAN KIAT A Co., Ltd., 86, PHILLIP STREET. I Stocks always on band for Immediate delivery. I 1 Agrionlturei A Horticulture! implement*. Oenerel I machinery of all descriptions end ■mall Toole. Motels of ell detoriptioni (exoluding preoioes Motels) 1 Mining, Colliery end Qaerrytng Aooeseories. Paints, leolonre end Vernishee, end
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    PREMIER UNDECIDED.
    127 5 Unionists Urging Him Rot to Resign. Embarrassing Pcssibillties. Reuter. London, Msr 6.-Th«re was coagjdersble activity in political circles 0 Sunday evening. Lloyd George returned in the from the country and conferred »t some length with Lord Birkenhead and Mr CburehilL Subsequently Mr Lloyd George, Mr Cfcnberlain, Sir Arthur
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    BIG BANK ACTION.
    204 5 12,500,000 Franca Claim. Paris, Mar 6.—The Commerce Tribunal heard an action by the Bank of France against the Pekin Syndi(ite and the Societie Maritime Du picifique with regard to the payment of twelve and a half million francs bills drawn by the Societe Maritime in favour of
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    CYCLONE DAMAGE.
    72 5 Lourenco Marques, Mar 6.—A cyclone has practically wiped out Chinde, a port between Beira and Quehmane. j All buildings in the track of the storm were destroyed, and many launches and other craft were sunk or smashed. The loss of life is believed to total tight Europeans and
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    U. S. NAVY.
    55 5 Reuter. Wailiingtoa, Mar. s.—Mr Denby has ordered 50 destroyers and nearly W tuxiliary craft to be placed out commission in order to economise fuel, for which Congress has curtailed the appropriation. A hundred destroyers were placed out of commission hst week, leaving only 76 fully eomsnsioned destroyers,
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    STRIKE AVERTED.
    36 5 Reuter. London, Mar 6.—The threatened Postal strike in Ireland has been ailed off in consequence of an agree•M providing for the immediate «tablishment of an independent commission to enquire into the wages «mditkms.— Reuter.
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    MANUFACTURERS' LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
    127 5 fk« report of the above company Metes: Despite the unsettled conditions prevailed during the year, aew fenruee* ef over £9,000,000 were" *°«d, the gain in insurance in force over £4,000,000. The assets increased during the year over £800,000 and now amount to 07 «r 17,500,000. Dividends
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
    114 5 The Latest Achievement. Reuter. New York, Mar 6.-—A new epoch in the development of wireless telephony has been marked by a two-hour conversation on an ordinary telephone between New York and the steamer America, four hundred miles out at sea. The steamer was called up over the land
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    H R H PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT.
    130 5 Chinese Lantern Procession. A general meeting of representatives of all Clubs and Associations taking part in the forthcoming lantern procession will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, the 13 inst, at 2.30 p. m. sharp. All Clubs and Associations
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    I.S.P. MEETING.
    73 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar 6.—The Incorporated Society of Planters' second annual meeting was held at Kuala Lumpur. Mr A B Milne presided, and it was announced that the result of the voting was: Mr O' Hara Hick son chairman, Mr C R Ferrers vice-chair-man. Mr
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    UNFORTUNATE VOYAGES.
    61 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Mar 6.—Between Port Said and Penang a Chinese winchmaa was murdered by a fireman with a hammer in the storeroom of the s.s. Antilochus. The fireman jumped overboard. Mr Patten, a passenger, committed suicide on board the s. s. Janus. An Indian died
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    INDIAN VOLUNTEERS.
    80 5 Public Meeting. Attention is called to the notice appearing elsewhere calling a public meeting of Indians and Ceylonese to consider the advisability of the formation of an Indian unit as a part of the local Volunteer Forces. As the matter is one of great importance to tbe communities
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    84 5 At the Y C A Literary Soeiety tomorrow nigbt ot 8A0 two excellent papers will b« given. One ia a review ot an article trom tbe currant number ot tbe Nibbexx dournal on Ldueotion tor Intor-notionalia»" by «r 3 ll Pxodbon. B A and tba otber a lactoro on tbe
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    PACIFIC PROBLEMS.
    229 5 BIG TUSSLE FOR U.S. SENATE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR? Reuter. London, Mar 6.—Washington advices show that the United States administration's achievements in the field of foreign politics will be reviewed in the course of the Senate debate on th- Pacific Treaty, which opens to-day. The treaty is opposed by both
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    THE SINGAPORE MUTINY.
    206 5 A Penang Comment. During the past few days we have been re-reading the contemporaneous accounts of the Singapore Mutiny of 1915. Had not the brains of the "emeute," Chisti Khan, been killed by a stray shot quite early in the rising, things might have gone pretty badly
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    380 5 By the s.s. Ipoh from Penang yesterday :—Mrs E Kleinmas, Mrs Hancock, Dr J E Marshall, Messrs Foo Soon Weng, Suttle, Yap Chor Ee, Isaac Boader. H Oxenham, A H Wemys, C A da Silva, (from P STvam) Messrs Stevens, H C A Berry, Birse, A C Lancaster,
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    A WILI CASE.
    498 5 ESTATE OF MR. P. CONSIGLIERE. Clauses Discussed. An application waa made by Mr E R Keek before Mr Justice Barrett Leonard in the Supreme Court yesterday, on behalf of Bianca Consigliere, tbe widow, and executrix ander the will, for declarations aa to a number of clauses contained
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    PRIVY COUNCIL APPLICATION.
    103 5 An application for leave to appeal to the Privy Council was made by Mr Shelley-Thompson in the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon on behalf of Syed Mohammed Yassin (alias Wan Puteh) bin Syed Mohammed AlsagofT, snd his sister, in their claim against Syed Abdul Rahman bin Syed Tahar
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    167 5 Sago flour ie quoted at 13 3. Tin is quoted at £145.10.0 in London, Tapioca is quoted at 1646 for fair flake. GemWer is quoted at 30f- in London; cube gambier at 86-. On the LrverpooJ market cotton, middling American, is at 10.26. Egyptian cotton at IT.
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 5 (We do not necessarily endorsa the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    FREE OPEN-AIR GARAGES.
    308 5 From LORONG 28: I should be much obliged if you could inform me whether it would be possible to rent a public road for garaging a fleet of motor buses. For some unknown reasons there have been half a dozen buses belonging to a certain Chinese company
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    FAREWELL TO DR CLARKE.
    226 5 From A EURASIAN: In your issue of the 4th inst you had an article re the farewell dinner given to Dr N L Clarke on the eve of his departure styled as "Eurasians at Dinner." I do not know who ia responsible for the heading of
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    PENANG VOLUNTEERS.
    51 5 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Mar 6.—The Hon Mr John Mitchell, Col. Whyte, and the Rev A Devals addressed a meeting of the Eurasian Association yesterday in the Parish Hall to stimulate recruiting for B Coy of the Penang Volunteers. A committee was appointed to initiate a recruiting
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    SINGAPORE AS NAVAL BASE.
    227 5 Tbe newi from Washington thai Singapore la outside the provisions of Article 19 of the Navel Treaty, dealing with naval bases end fortlfle. atlons, lends special intereet to tb* visit there of Admiral Sir Alexander L Dnfi, the Commander-In-Chief on the China Station. He will meet
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER.
    188 5 Yesterday's Parade. Yesterday saw the first parade for the European Companies of the new Volunteer Defence Force. The Composite Company aad A Company paraded for organisation, the turnout numbering about 260, aad tbe men were provisionally posted to various platoons. Before tbe parade broke up, Lt Col Spencer,
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    INCREASED RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    102 5 Shareholder*' Association Action. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar 7.—The correspondent of the "Malay Mail" at Colombo wires: The Rubber Shareholders' Association, states a Times of Ceylon" London cable, has communicated with the Secretaries of many rubber companies respecting January's increased crops. One group, namely Thomas
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    STRAITS CHINESE DECORATION FUND.
    243 5 B R. B. The Prince of Wales* Visit. NINTH LIST. Amount previously acknowledged $4,015.40 The Straits Social Club 60 The Mutual Improvement Association 56 The Hoe Kee Club 50 Lan Thing Club 25 The United Confederate Funeral Association 20 Poit Siang Picnic Association 20 Nam Sue
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    95 5 His many friends will be untitled to boor ot tbo deoxb nt «x «obomodbboy llaaaanbboy. a porrvo» «t tbo loeol ttra» ol A N buckraanli ood 0«x, wbo dlod «a «oreb 4. at bia noaivo ploeo» Voboat. India, lle ssx »ae«tao ago on a beoltb trip, vocoaeed bod ra» aided
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    SCHO OF SHIPPING CO'S CLAIM.
    118 5 SVpreme Court Motion. Before Mr Justice Barrett Leonard in the Supreme Court yesterday, Mr Roland Braddell on behalf of the Eastern Shipping Company moved that direction should be given for the carrying into effect of the decree of the Court made on August 2, 1921,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    144 5 Singapore, March 7. Silver 32%. Hongkong 3% par cent premium, Three Months Gold 63. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Few enquiries. Alleaby* 18 eeats, Craigieleas 60 cents, Bassetts 67% to 82 V» cents, Tambalaks 47% to 62Mi cents Sandcrofts enquired for at 76 cents. Bukit Kepongs $2.02%. Tins,—Taipings 00
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, March 7. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 Demand gj 3 3-44 Private 3 months, sl o nt 2s 4 l-8d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 177 On Hongkong— > Bank demand draft 3?* p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 72% On Java— Bank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    59 5 C of C. Rubber Association, Singapore, Marab 7. Bibbed kmi Sheet Closing Prices, Buyers flallsia Spot 26% 27 March 27 27% April to June 29 2i)% July to Sept 30% 31% Tone of Market.—Weak. Fred Waierkuiik* Co., Ltd. Singapore, March 7. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under:—
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    39 5 Torilla, from Calcutta 7-3. Mossel, from batavia 7-3. Enoggera, from Batavia 7-3. Calcbas, from Manila 7-3. Ban Whatt Hin, from Malacca 7-3. Sappho, from Port Swettenham 7-3. Yuggala, from Bangkok 7-3. Van Overstraten, from Deli 7-3.
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      166 5 I ĕ I Will tell you that there is nothing 1 like Barley for strengthening j and sustaining >ou i 'has a reputation that stands s preme, 3 Stocked by: 1 Mtun. John Little Co. Ltd R,ffl c Pi»c« i M. Paaairmaidin A Co., CbolU Street f M. 8. Ally
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    SPORT
    601 6 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH F A CUP. Fourth Round Results. (From Onr Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, March 7.—The correspondent of the 44 Malay Mail at Lahore wires the following, received by the 44 Civil and Military Gazette from London: The fourth round of the English F A Cup resulted: Woolwich Arsenal
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    BOXING.
    657 6 SINGAPORE BOYS AT K. L. (From a Special Correspondent). A successful boxing meeting was held at the Kuala Lumpur Coliseum on Sunday night to contest for four handsome cups presented by the management of the Coliseum and by Dato Muda of Kinta. Singapore was represented by T Wooford, Kim
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    251 6 S.C.C. SPRING TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY'S PLAT. Championship Single* (Preliminary Ties) O Fuller beat C R Wardle, 6—2, 5— 7, 6—o. Hoblyn beat Aasiter, 6—o, 6—3. Newcomers' Handicap. R N Harvey beat W Williams, w.o. C E Crawford beat S Van Gclderen, 6— 0, 6—l. J W Winter beat R
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    36 6 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. (A) Chua Seng Hong vs. Thong Poon* Koon niJinißhed. Ong Slow Sian vs. Kiomg Chin En* urmninhed. CB) Taa Ohew Kirn vs. Tan Tea* Knn uaftiTnhnd beat Tea Ah Hon* A_e, Je^^^^HeeSeng
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    110 6 Seah Eng Kiang vs. Chua Choon Leong. Cheong Chee Hsi vs. John Lim. B Singles.. Tan Cheng Seah vs. Chun Choon Seng. Qoh Tong Sin vs. Wee Keng Cheng. E C Seah vs. T S Kung. Teo Kwang Nghee vs. Too Keng Teow. C Singles. Wee Swee Hong
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    L.L.T.C. MEETING.
    62 6 The annual general meeting of the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club will be held on March 29 at 6 p.m. Members are notified that the membership lists of the Club are again open. Considerable repairs to the courts have been carried out and the courts are now in excellent
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    HOCKEY.
    63 6 S.C.C. II vs. AP.C. The following will represent the A P C against the S C C II at hockey to-morrow on the SCC ground G G Gray M D Rutley and T M Winsley L H Chidson, C B Webb and J S de Souza; H C Cooper,
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    DANCE IN COURT.
    146 6 "Nun" Who Throws Off Clothes. Berlin: The Court of Justice here was turned into a kinema theatre when the dancer, Celly d e Rhendt, otherwise Frau Oberleutnant Sewerlob, and 14 members of her troupe appeared to answer a charge of performing improper dances for the film and
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    155 6 Little "Breezy" Eason, the wonderful child of the screen will be seen at the Liberty Hall in Universal spacial attraction "The Big Adventure" an absorbing treat for young and old together with "The Diamond Queen" serial episodes 13 and 14 in the second show. In the first show
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    CHINESE MEDICOS IN BRITAIN.
    200 6 Thar© has bean a strong word of dissent to Chinos, medical man practising in Great Britain. Of course, they must possess ths accessary British qualifications before they can do w>. A oertain amount of jealousy, not confined, be it stated, to the medical profession, has arisen
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      76 6 T. B. LIN Co., 239, Tanjong Pagar Road, SINGAPORE NEW PRICES 1922. Been Robinson Co. Pore British Oatmeal 1 lb 55 ore per tin Patent Barley 1 lb. 55 ct« Patent O oata 1 lb. 15 nta Pare Mnatard 1 lb. tie $1 50 CAE Herten Ltd. Aeparasea «OoU.pertin Crown
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      291 6 aTJCTJON sale of New Swift Bfebroiderirs of tstIooi handsome d*sitr,». An opportunity the ladies should not miff To be held at ear Sale-roome, 16 end 18, Raffies Piece, 01 HI T. Narti II. st 11 IB). POWELL CO, LTD, Auction cere. (Incorporated in Singapore.) 73 9 8 BY ORDER OF
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      340 6 LIGHT RAILWAY I EQUIPMENT. For Gold, Diamond Coal and Ironstcn* Minn, for So»o r Sisal, Tea and Rubber Plantation and Ni-rate Fields, for Excavation, Irrigstion and Oomtroo iotial Work and n'l enterprise need! g L'ght Railways there ia a typo of HUDSON Material that ia jntt tho required deaign. In
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      154 6 TO LEr.-With Change All*, It* inita,, D^°, r gj of *nd comfortable n": Mo P p, y "om Meea T.rjß aW. r^ Wan Ayer &^%lk| 7 3 I re VICTORIA_Sit^ MARCH 10th, at 9.15 pjn The Ex-Services Aviation presents A GRAND VARIETY SHOW of the Singapore Branch THE LATEST SONGSDANCES
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      473 6 ■AOS CLOSE. To*ay. March T. Kamaman, Koala Dungan A Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. Penang, Colombo, Port Said, Genoa, Marseilles, London A Hamburg ♦Gleoshane 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 8 p.m. Bangkok Euryalus 3 p.m. Port Swettenham,* Penang,* Colombo, Aden, Port Said A EUROPE (via Marseilles) Rashagar 3 p.m.
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    APPEAL COURT.
    1066 7 TWO JUDGES DEAL WITH RENT CASE. What Bailiff Moat Do. An appeal against a decision of the District Court judge came up before the Chief Justice, Sir Waiter Shaw and Mr Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court on Saturday. Ths appellants, the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore, were
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    209 7 Home Manufacturers Active. Tbe snnusl British Industries F*ir is now taking placs simultan-r-nsly In Loud a and Birmingham. This Fair is orgsnised by the Department of Overseas Trsde, snd lasts from Feb nary 27 to March 10. Tbe Fair was first held in 19 5 and i'
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    SINGAPORE TO LONDON.
    327 7 Motor-Cyclists in Siara. It may be remembered tbat a short time ago we announced tbat two Esropeans bad set out from flingapore to ride to London on motoray else, saja tbe *'Siam Observer." These were Mr F A F Johnston*, on a 4 hp Triumph, and Mr
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    PHONETIC CHINESE SCRIPT.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
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    JAVA OLD AND NEW.
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