Malaya Tribune, 8 March 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] V AND"*^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. VoL IX- No. 55 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 19J2.
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      166 1 I 1 photo Amateurs Call or Phtte: 550 SUN COMPANY IN, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, For All Voir Requirements BUMPER I The Wooder above in Nickel 0»ae. Ail m clock as stove. Qirtt a 1 Ml Stem win 3 and tot ?C good long 2 bell alarm. V 5 H-igUlohandle7incb.es. Plioe
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      142 1 WU0 ""aaajaaaaBaaaaaaBiaassss^ Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. 0 'Incorporated in Straits SettteaeotsJ 1 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. I Quotations given for complete Elect fc j Lighting ft Power Installations, i I i in j t nil range of Htaftricml Ktppliet la nock: 5 V LB. Wires Cables. I i Metal Filament Lamps. j
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      205 1 ClGAkJi'ITES I 555 5 I Unvarying ta Quality Us World Ort*. i Sale afanufactorers: J ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd 3 gjsm I f5ar^ I Red Star I M FINEST OLD mm scotch whisky 1 I BjH| $28.OO per dozen I I 9H Duty SI 4.40 Extra. I SOLE AGENTS: 0
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    MEDICAL TIPS.
    638 2 TREATMENT OF EMERGENCY CASES, By P. V. Kuppusamy. Burna and scalds are treated in exactly ths same way, although the former are caused by a dry heat and the latter by a moist beat A burn is usually said to be more severe than a scald, as the
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    HARD TO BELIEVE.
    165 2 Vet Nevertheless True sad Eesily Verified. TU a rot fron > Outmic RhraMtura. B0 $*ith in advertised .cam «d w. only attw |rut iBda «< 1 to r>« Oriental 'Balm a trial i^g says: "I have been troubled with Rheu-, mstism *nd I have tried different Mid
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    CONFUCIUS' GRAVE.
    786 2 BEAUTY OF SAGE'S LAST RESTING PLACE, The following is culled from The Shanghai Sunday Times." It wae about one o'clock in the morning when the mail train rolled into tho ChuFou station in Southern Shantung, and a raw November morning at that. There waa no available accommodation for
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      477 2 W Tarn Sto**> Dacca m a Brii.sai M W aad mm aD m> aYe WmU. |V 1 ELqo*D7 at koma MprW*. W M U Jj w the Wu jjr ■j Patp.it »w4r<p »Ut impeeUteb/ M I 1 Krif opened, hku tkt tone, the V./ I 3m j"» N rolume aad
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      3 2 MARTIN'S PI LLS
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      377 2 JUST TWO TO-NIGHT are all yoa need of Pinkettee cc dispel constipation, liver isbnees, seek headaches, biliousness, to dissipate the "gloom," the little pink laxatives, aid dlgestiea, keep the skin clear and the breath sweet Of chemists or, post free, 60 cents the phial, from Dr Williams' Medicine Co., S
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      598 2 1 I lEveryI Every vrmeglasiful of 'Wincarnis* means an increased amount of I New itrength, I New rich red blood, I New nerve force, I New vitality. j The outstanding value of 'Win earj nis' in promoting a progrtssil I increase m strength and vitality is i. Bue to the
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      709 2 11 1 mil ii fiii mi 11 .TTiZTT^^^^^^ Periodical Property Auctions. I MESSRS. WARING AND roe Beg to give notice that they have rese Il certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leased |j| Properties, Business Premises, Buildino- t 1 I etc, at their g U 'I I NEW AUCTION
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      371 3 E* f ,ordica,T in abew will ba Presented To ntghtand the following Two Nights at the Artarait anp* r tettov, every move a thrills every seenege lurprlte HOUDIM in TERROR ISLAND worker man of mystery famed In every etvllised country ia a self liberator, handeaff king, illustonlst and magisian TII
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      347 3 Thm The From Monday, March 6, to Saturday, Marsh 11, lilt. AiTisMlm AJhtnbr* In r AT THE OMlf *n *ftctn* theatre -sALnAIVI Of\J\ Oretaiatrfi Cak»* Coffee <fti tilt BEST Th« Hartl for Maamlo and Faatnras To* elf. sat MaCH moid. porred «I2r dirh lnt«rrale A PROGRAMME OF WONDERFUL, LITILT AND
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      160 3 Enquire /11^ j THE P&ICE OP TITAN 1 ft! U Ml c Before buying other I Cement TP HONE 172 6 AURELY Co., 1 j v" Ne. H Flnlajsoo Green, Singapore. 3 S Telegrams AURELY." r ©!e Import.™ for S.S F.MS. and Netherl.ndi ladie*. E rTBTTTT^TI^Tr^^^TTrTrTITITrTi^ BEST FOR YOUR IGlMlth,
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    129 4 It is stated on good authority that the Premier will not resign. The recent trouble in Hongkong has led to queries in Parliament. The subtle art ef polite retort wee duly expounded. Irish malcontents ere appareatly doing as they please, with the capture of Limerick as their latest
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    AMERICA SHOWS JUSTICE.
    476 4 America has just introduced a new income tax law which might well be studied by the Straits Government because of the greater justice of its application compared with the income tax law in this Colony. The new law in America deals largely with questions of exemptions and
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    845 4 Sir J W Murison, Attorney General, Lady Murison snd Miss Murison leave for Home on Thursday. Sir William has not been vary well lately. We have received, says the Malay Mail," a queen white ant taken at Killinghall Estate, Puchong. It is over three inches in length and is said
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    PENANG LIBEL ACTION.
    78 4 Mining Engineer's Claim. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Mar 7.—In the Supreme Court to-day an action was commenced before Mr Justice Whitley at the instance of Mr W J L Smith, a mining engineer of Rompibon, Southern Siam, against Messrs Arthur Ruthven Thornton, Roland Graham, and W
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    BALL IN HONOUR OF PRINCE'S VISIT.
    51 4 His Majesty the King has graciously consented that His Excellency the Governor's annual ball at Government House should this year be given, not as usual in honour of his Majesty's birthday, but in honour of the visit of His Royal Highness the Prince of
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    DR WU LIEN TEH.
    30 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Mar 7.—Dr Wu Lien Teh leaves to-morrow for Taiping, enroute to Singapore, whence he embarks on the 20th inst for China.
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    VICTIMISING THE PUBLIC.
    89 4 We have received complaints that, owing to the grand excuse of "the Hongkong strike," many local kedais and dealers in various foodstuffs have put up their prices. The recentlysettled strike in Hongkong is being freely quoted as the reason for an increase in the price of local
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    558 4 The s.s. Sicilia has left Colombo and is expected to arrive at this port at 8 a.m. on Saturday. She will proceed to the P and O Wharf. Boey Pang Seng, a Macao merchant of 635 North Bridge-road has reported the theft of $10,000. He suspects his manager, but no
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    SPORTS NOTES.
    634 4 B "Remark The soccer sea Son p been decided, win not after the visit of the Prince of Wales h the only cours* the I v bVIOU4i J take, as a certain mio6 A allowed for the receipt «T the leagues and the f fixture lists. The Prin?
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    "EXHIBITION NEWS."
    178 4 Exhibition news will be issued daily by the "Malaya Tribune," a few days previous to the opening date of the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition, and, subsequently di ring the eight dayi il Exhibition ia held. The supplement will be issued under las caption Exhibition News," and 'ill be devoted to
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      336 4 Carron Dover I STOVES J J WOOD BURNING j mm ■P\ The Mo§| Efficient S r.- «I h t Mi Iwpinnfin t. In Fonr Sizr>B I No. r) 27f x xlB incb't No. 7 3JxMi x 20 I Side No. 8 33 x 2 6i x 23 f Sb-lf ex
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      417 4 —■-■'•'•■>'wi*ii«i:iiiiDinininiiwim GUAN KiAT <Sc Co Ltd., 8«, PHILLIP STREET. Stocks always on band for Immediate delivery. ABffrnlrnrh 1 Horticnltural Implmrf-nt-. 0. m machinery of ell descriptions end small Tools. Metals of all descriptions (exolnding prreiovs Metals) I Mining, Colliery and Quarrying Accessor lev. Paints, 2 eolonri and Varnishes, and PjinteV
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    NEW PHASE IN S. AFRICA.
    229 5 General Strike Ordered by Labour Executive. Pfliise Armed and Mobilised. Reuter. Johannesburg, Mar 7.—The strike Executive has called a general sympathetic strike.—Reuter. Johannesburg, Mar 7.—Th-j strike Executive's decision to call a general strike represents at any rate a temporary victory for the extremists, a conference
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    TURKISH ASPIRATIONS.
    113 5 Youssouf Kemal Interviewed. Reuter. Paris, Mar 6.—Youssouf Kernel, who has just arrived at Marseilles, stated to a Havas representative that not only will he represent Angora bus also the whole Turkish people in the next conversation. Turkey has decidto throw back the invader energetically and will also prove
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    PACIFIC POINT.
    79 5 U. S. Senate Query* Reuter. Washington, Mar 6.—The Senate has adopted the resolution submitted by Senator Borah, asking President Harding how the Lansing-Ishi agreement would be affected by the ratification of the Four Power Pacific Treaty. Senator Underwood, prior to the adoption of the resolution, contended that the
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    THE LYONS FAIR.
    46 5 Dutch Interest. Reuter. Paris, Mar 7.—A party of prominent Dutch merchants and shippers arrived at Lyons to visit the fair, *hich is again an unqualified success. The Dutch visitors were the guests of the mayor Herriot, and the City Council, at a luncheon.—Reuter.
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    LOANS TO CHINA.
    81 5 Reuter. London, Mar 6.—In the House of Commons, replying to Lt Col LesMalone, Mr C Harmsworth •mphasised that the conditions under *nich loana had been made to China the Consortium were not laid down °7 the British Government, but were «ontained in the new Consortium agreeB e»t
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    OIL IN BRITAIN.
    86 5 Reuter. London, Mar 6.—ln the House of in answer to questions, Mr C Bridgeman said that the only ""-Producing well in Britain at pre**s the Hardstoft, with a prortion during the six months ending 31 of 78 tons. N *o oil had been sold since, October ,t
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    POSITION AT FIUME.
    19 5 Reuter. Borne, Mar 7.—General Castelli JNjJi from Fiume that the work restoration of order is proceeding
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    EASTERN SITUATION.
    207 5 Indian and Japanese Views. Reuter. London, Mar 7.—The guests at the Lyceum Club Oriental Circle dinner included Sir Bhownagree Dalai of the India Office, Mr Chu, the Chinese charge d' affaires, Mr Ohta, the Japanese Consul General, Doctor Chiang, of Pekin University, and others, including ladies. Mr Shrimpton
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    MUNITIONS TRAGEDY.
    70 5 Girls Badly Burned. Reuter. London, Mar 7.—Thirteen girls died and eleven were seriously injured through the explosion of cartridges in a factory at Tipton, Staffordshire. The victims, who were trapped in a blazing room, were denuded of their clothing by the force of the explosion. Some escaped to
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    103 5 New Bonds Scheme. Reuter. New York, Mar 6.—The Cathedral of St John the Divine was thronged on the occasion of the memorial service to Lord Bryce.—Renter. London, Mar 6.—In the House of Commons Mr Chamberlain announced that the German Government was prosecuting Rockstrohs, a firm in Dresden, where
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    JUDICIAL CHANGES.
    28 5 Reuter. London, Mar 6.—The SolicitorGeneral, Sir Frederick Pollock, K.C., has been appointed Attorney General. Mr Leslie Frederic Scott, K.C., M.P., for Liverpool, has been appointed Solicitor-General.—Reuter.
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    THE s.s. MERAUK.
    30 5 Reuter. Port Said, Mar 7.—The Dutch steamer Merauk, from Batavia to Rotterdam is at Suez with one blade of her propellor broken. A survey will be held.—Reuter.
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    HONGKONG AGAIN
    203 5 ECHO OF STRIKE MEASURES. WORDY WARFARE. Reuter. I London, Mar 6.—ln the House of Commons, Mr Churchill was heckled regarding the proclamations of the Governor of Hongkong in the recent strike trouble. Commander Kenworthy asked Whether the policy of conscripting labour had the Home Government's approval. Mr Churchill
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    LATEST STRIKE NEWS.
    38 5 Work Being Resumed. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar B.—The "Malay Mail" has a Hongkong cable dated to-day, Mar 8, as follows Work is generally being resumed, and conditions should be normal by to-morrow.
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    IRISH TROUBLE.
    48 5 Another Republican Coup. Reuter. London, Mar 6.—Mr Churchill announced in the House of Commons that a large force of Republican had seized Limerick town. The British Government would be best discharging its responsibility to law and order by leaving the Provisional Government to take action. Reuter.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    143 5 Singapore, March 8. Silver 33%. Hongkong 4% per cent premium. Three Months Gold 52*4. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Few enquiries. Allenbys 18 cents, Craigieleas 60 cents, Bassetts 57% to 62% cents, Tambalaks 47% to 52% cents Sandcrofts enquired for at 75 cents. Bukit Kepongs 12.02%. Tins.—Taipings 80 to
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    EDUCATION IN JAPAN.
    174 5 Mr M Savayanagi, President of the Japanese Educational Association, m some particulars he gives in an article that is published in the "Asiatic Review," states a well-planned and systematic connection between different schools in Japan has not been put into satisfactory execution on account of the shortage
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    36 5 By the s»s. Torilla from Calcutta yesterday :—Mr and Mrs Butcher, Mr and Mrs Brodie. By the s.s. Sappho from P Swettenham yesterday :—Messrs C R Brander, C P Ambler, and Major P Smith.
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    12 5 Qwek Chew, a Chinese, has been arrested oft a charge of rape.
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    PREMIER STAYS.
    230 5 ACCEDES TO UNIONIST REQUEST. WILL TAKE A REST. Reuter. London, Mar 6.—Mr Chamberlain presided at a Cabinet meeting held to-day, in the absence of Mr Lloyd George, who ia slightly indisposed.— Reuter. London, Mar 6.—The most conflicting subject in the eveaing paper* is the political crisis, which some
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    WEDDING GIFT TO PRINCESS MARY.
    126 5 The following copies of telegrams have been forwarded officially for publication From the Governor of the Straits Settlements. To the Secretary of State for the Colonies. 27th February, 1922. All nationalities in British Malaya have collected $5,000 for purpose o# wedding present to Princess Mary.
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    TEMPORARY LOCAL ZOO.
    61 5 We understand that the collection of animals for tbe Zoological section of the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition has already reached considerable proportions, for which much praise is due to the gentlemen responsible for the organisation of this section. The exhibits already obtained incrude a series of the larger wild
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    124 5 Business men in Singapore to-day realize the necessity for economy under present trading conditions, and for this reason the "Tribune's" advertising service—a real local advertising service—is appreciated by all who will take advantage of it. Two Chinese boys Chan Soo snd Cheng Hi, serving their terms at the reformatory, were
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    1038 5 FAREWELL DINNER TO THE RESIDENT. Toasts and Speeches. Wolferstan expressed admiration for the eloquence of Mr Tan Cheng Lock and his regret at the unavoidable absence of Mr Tan Soo Hock, who has been known to him ever since he came to Malacca. He then referred to his
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    SPORT
    216 5 FOOTBALL. I S.R.C. II vs. ST. JOSEPH'S 03. IL The SRC second eleven to meet the St Joseph's Old Boys second eleven on the S R C ground this afternoon will be :—C Rodrigues; FC de Souza and G H Kraal O C Ahin, N de Silva and J
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    ROWING.
    63 5 JUNIOR FOURS. A race for junior fours will be rowed on Saturday, April 22, at 5 p.m. Entries to date make the formation of four crews practically certain. Further entries should reach Mr Stone, c|o Fraser and Co,; Singapore, at once to enable the final arrangement of crews. Mr
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    GOLF.
    41 5 PENANG G C's YEAR, The annual .report of the Penang Golf Club shows that the active members now number 230; ladies, 119. There were 74 additions during the year. The finances are sound, as subscriptions and entrance fees have increased.
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    HOCKEY.
    503 5 MIDDLESEX REGT. vs. H. X S. R. G. A. At Blakang Mali yesterday the Middlesex regimental hockey team met the Hongkong and Singapore R G A eleven in an interesting game. The play was fast from start to finish, and the visitors retired losers by two goals to nil.
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    LOCAL DIVORCE CASE.
    492 5 TWO CHRISTIAN CHINESE INVOLVED. A Belated Petition. Tbe hearing of a divoice po iuon bronght by Chong Feow Chong a clerk in the polioe department against his wife Ang LbenJ Neo end tbe 00-re-pondfnt Teuu Siew Leu, came op before The Cbii Jastiee, Sir Welter Sbaw in
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    EXCHANGE.
    98 5 Singapore, March 8. On London--Bank 4 linalfcg' 2* 4 ema d 2s o 3-4J Private 3 months, < gkt 2s 4 l-8d On l'idis— Bank Tel. Transfer 177% On Higfcuag— Bank demaad draft 4% px. pfn. On Bank demaad draft 70% On JavaBank demand draft 134*4 On JapanBank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    62 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, March 8. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. B'n-»»-» S»''«rs s P ot 23% 25 March 26% 27 April to Jure 27% 28% July to Sept 30 30% Tone of Market.—Weak. Fred Watprhnuse Co.. Ltd. Singapore, March 8. To-day's closing rubber quotations "tv»
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    SPORT. S. C R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    483 6 LAWN TENNIS. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. S.C.C. SPRING TOURNAMENT YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship (Preliminary Ties.) J Donaldson beat H Rogers, ft—l, B T Holder beat J C Bell, 7—5, 5— 3. F Ruchwaldy vs. J Tyler, (postponed). Newcomers' Handicap. G E Baughan beat H Burtenshaw, 6— 4,
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    ATHLETICS.
    89 6 SPORTS AT TANGLIN. The Middlesex Regiment will hold the preliminary heats of its regimental Sports at Tanglin on March 2S and SO, and ths day for the finals will be April 3. There are two open events to Navy and Army formations and ex-Service men—the 880 yards and the
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    THE TURF.
    44 6 IPOH GTMKXANA. the Ipoh Gymkhana Oub propose to hold a two-days' race meeting on July 0 and 8. The Sultan of Perak is offering a gold cup. Ten thoroughbreds from Australia are due to arrive in time for training, before the meeting
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    25 6 Kamuning, from Bangkok 8-3. Prinscs, from Amsterdam 8-3. Van Cloon, from Hongkong 8-3. Dalny, from Colombo 8-3. Bombay Maru, from Calcutta 8-3.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    61 6 Te-dey, Merck 8. High Tides.—4.22 i.m., 6.22 p.m. Polo, Balestier. Tanglin Club at Ht me. 6.15. To-morrow, March 9. High Tide*,—s.4s a.m., 7.43 p.m. Football, S C C JJ vs. United Banks. Friday. March 1». High Tides.—7.o7 a.m., 8.62 p.m. Philharmonic Orchestra Practice, 5.18. Ex-Services Concert, Theatre,
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    STRATFORD RECORDS.
    974 6 HOW SHAKESPEARE LEARNED LAW. Father as Litigant. Rr.oords of Sbakeapeare'a tow», 9rratford«on-Avon wbith have beeo gHnced at by many and read by a few," are now pabUahed In fall, for the yean 1553 lo 1561, by the Dagdale Society, in Ui fl «t volume. Tbe society wai formed
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    IMPERIAL WIRELESS.
    305 6 MR. CHURCHILL TURNS IT DOWN. Post Office Schema Collapse*. The Poet Omce scheme tor th* election of em Imperial chain of wireless telegraph stations £,000 miles apart, to embrace the whole Empire, is reported to hare collapsed because of the refusal of Mr Winston Churchill to hare anything
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    ORIENTAL LONDON.
    303 6 Selborne Society in Chinatown. Pcnnyfielda ia scarcely one of those neighbourhoods where entertainment is freely provided, end rte almondeyed iahabitante were greatly interested, on February 4, in a strange group of about forty people—mostly women. It waa snowing hard, and moit of Chinatown kept strictly to itself behind
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    BIG FOOD EXHIBITION.
    308 6 SUCCESS ASSURED FOR OLYMPIA DISPLAY. Sample* and Prize* for Visitor*. The Netions' Food Exhibitioa, to be hied et Olympia from Bep to Sspt 2« this year, is already aa aasored success. From all parte of the world leading manufacturers, whoee acmes ere household worde, have arranged to
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      87 6 CONSULATE GENERAL FOE THS NETHERLANDS. NOTICE. The Tlghfc to levy foxes on rj? on lent rrotlno» (including fir wood bat exclndicg timber) end on timber In various districts of the ft-sideney of Rhlo end lt» Dependencies during the period f om At.ri! lit. 1925 n March 31i 1923, will b*
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      254 6 NOTICE. Will the Gentleman who picked ip a red and white pnp from tb» nadside near the Qaarantire Sta ion for Animals, B«aeh Bd. n his ear on the 6th ins*, kindly earn Uat tbe above plaoe? It is treated for Epilepsy. 83 j 103 Ate CONTRACTS FOR H. M
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      372 6 HAILS CLOSE. To-day, March i. Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantaa, Patani, Sinfora,* Bandon Bangkok* Yugala 2 p.m. Malacca Muar •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 3 p.m. Port Swetteaham A Penang •Ipoh 8 p.m. Muar Malacca *Hong Keat 8 p.m. Medan Circa 8 p.m. P Sambu, Pontianak Batavia Singkara 3
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    284 7 NEWS FROM CHINA. JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. TRADE UNIONS. I wages, an attitude that has meant the next thing to ruin if it has not actually finished off certain unfortunate industries. Happily, we have beea saved this spirit locally co far, but it ia aa well to
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    APPROACH OF CAMPAIGNING SEASON.
    266 7 Spring Weather Affects Dr Son. Peking.—The prospective early return of comfortable campaigning weather is apparently rekindling in the breast of Dr Sun-Yat-sen the fire of his ambition for a unified China with himself as its President. In the interest of the recent political changes in Peking
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    RACIAL BITTERNESS.
    78 7 Jepeneee Subs Rikisha Coolie. j Shanghai, Feb. 22.—About c thous- and Chinese in a crowd about the Harbin-road Police Station assumed I a menacing attitude, following the j errest of a Japanese alleged to have i stabbed a rikisha coolie in aa altercation over c fare. The crowd
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    TONGUE-TIED JAPANESE.
    239 7 Helping them te Proaeaaes English. f Japan is in trouble over the proaunejatios ef English. Tens of thousands of Japanese can read as fluently end write oar language car* kectly, but find themselves baffled when they try to talk English. The* get their "IV and "r's" mixed, calling
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    SEANCE WHICH FAILED.
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