Malaya Tribune, 9 March 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] v —< AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. MIX- -No. SI SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922 FIVE CENTS, The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922.
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      261 1 TIE MALAYA TRIBUNE I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 55 Ko. I*s, Editorial D* .r. T«i No. 171, i>» iUBSOBIPTION RATES. PAYABLE LN ADVANu*. Peran D »m 1 $15.00 H»lf jowly 7 50 Per qntrter 3 -g Pottage Extra 60 ofa. p*r month. ■■BIBVBVnBVSSnVKfIHBfm.i Daniel Crawford's] I Red Star I M FINEST
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    "MARGOT" ON MANNERS.
    440 2 INTERVIEW WITH NEW YORK JOURNALISTS. Tho Lecturing Tour. New T*rk, F*a. m. —"I have only myaaW to blMC «ke title of her daughter, Princess Bifceero s book, is the tart Implied in interview* that Mrs Aequith yesterday gav« to American newspaper reporters after hor Arat lecture here
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    A TIP.
    220 2 Local tradesmen with overdue outstandings may find a useful tip in the following story ef a young Japanese clerk who applied for a situation in a London merchant's office. He wss told that he might come oa trial, and if ia the course of a week he could
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    MURDER APPEAL.
    460 2 HOME PAPER'S REPORT OF PENANG CASE. The Judicial Commit*** of th* Ptivy Council rejected c petitio* for special I leave to appeal from, a Judgment of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements by which a eoirrietion ef murder and eeatenee ef death were affirmed. The Judge below
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    351 2 laformntion Bureeu. The object of the Bureau is to assist visitors of all nationalities to the Exhibition, with information as to where to find all exhibits snd amusements, as in sll probability there will be many who will be complete strangers to Singapore and will be glad of
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      542 2 From a tourist "a point of risw to take tho ants tana trip tadeed a delightful experience. On* akima through, asttasg and de-tag ealy what ia best, ate Tins; nowhere loaf enough to feat tan eHaaatea paO on one's health. Bat different ty f*t tAe tot ef he v/tae aajAel
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      165 2 RUB OUT THE PAIN. Wherever the ache or pom, limply rub in Littles Oriental Balm. Aa you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There is no bettor remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relievee lameness, spraina, strains, swellings. The more cruel sufferings of Rheumatism,
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      768 2 ABOUT COLDS. Why is it that on* parson catenae cold on ha slightest provocation while another can undergo all aorta of exposure end changes of temperature without contracting a chill T The answer is to bo found in the condition of the 8ratem. Thin blooded people take eold easily. They
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      329 2 Three Drop Com Killer ffM-lt" Stops Pain TnsnliMssJ ■ad Corns On Quick. Vk* War to aandla mtm bs SSjsj tried aad arered "Qets-It* wuw Us war that mllllona bur* (m| J| tew dress ef -Ofti-If tanteshl tne hurt eel ef amy cora at oaea ana boob loceeas it co It
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      622 2 Periodical Property Auctions, MESSRS. WARING AND ROE Beg to give notice that they have reae certain days for Sales of Freehold and hTT* Properties, Business Premises, Buildine- t d etc., at their Land NEW AUCTION ROOMS, U-l COLLYER qu ay (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties
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      1032 3 TfcJ From Monday, March 6, to Saturday, Maroh 11, 1112. AUaJaaISBTR to j AT THH ll tIM Qalty f~l at UAIIDBA r s j ALH AM BRA r 4 CaRdS, 0*41*4 Tht HtOl to* Mailo Mid FtmlifM Tt& at*. mi*****? >IaCE ROAD 9*rT*Jd ißtarratss A FIOSIA.MMB Of WOXRIEFUU LITILT AID
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      349 3 it 7.M Itar». TERROR ISLAND In 7 l«*la. A «pecHl Artsraft laptr ptolaatlon f eurarlag MMII Ik* Herdst* King taa iaal episode ot letal Rortans "!a two parts feaaai Show it 0.11 FRANK MAYO in the REB LANE A mighty Itory of the W*la Wswas *a 4 the ArllllOf arlsaltvu
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      248 3 'Div v (A 1 a>2f4at taMwl Changeoosf s rogr ran At f.lO Shira "THE WOMAN IN GREY SERIAL Pasturing Alrltns Pretty and Henry O 8 11. 1,15 Rplcodai SO Reels T* night Bp'sodes 1, t, anl 3r,6 Parte. "TH fWIIAL Of GENERAL LI SHUN" in 2 Parts Tbntsdey Last Nigbt.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    126 4 The fight in the American Senate over the Pacific Treaty is unabated. Indications are that the country wants, and will get, ratification. The strike in South Africa continues on revolutionary linea. Gen. Rawlinson, the Indian C-in-C, declares that an outbreak in India is likely. The Raj favours much
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    COALITION BREAKING UP.
    618 4 In writing on Tuesday on the political crisis at Home we dealt with the particular aspect in which Mr Churchill and his section are doing their utmost to drive the country into a class war by parading the Communist bogey, and we ventured the opinion that such
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    634 4 Mr L P Wolferstan, Resident, Malacca, is leaving for Home next week. The Hon Mr and Mrs F A S Mc Clelland are visiting Kuala Lumpur. Mr J R Morrison, of the Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, has been visiting Ipoh. Mr W Langham Carter, District Judge, returned from leave by
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    INFLUENZA.
    538 4 SOME HINTS AND PRECAUTIONS. The following is officially supplied: As epidemic of influenza is now prevalent in Great Britain and other European countries, the Government of the Straits Settlements desires to emphasize the following points with a view to minimising the spread of the disease should the infection reach
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    168 4 Mr T A O Sullivan, of the staff of the Outram-road School, Singapore, and acting Superintendent of Education, Kedah. has been posted to Fahang as Inspector of Schools. I Three Chinese, who were arrested witn a large quantity of non-Govern-ment chandu at a Chinese lodging house in South Bridge-road about
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    DIVORCE CASE.
    303 4 JLDGE DISMISSES CHIVr PETITION HINES E Wh Told the Truth: The Chief Justice said that ing to Chinese customs ,t «T \Z considered improper to hav c tnan one wife or concubines. The respondent denied ah th charges against h e r. Sat left h husband because he
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    441 4 Mr and Mrs Lim Cheng untitled daughter left Penang by the la Torilla on Sunday for Shanghai on a four months' trip. A Government Gazette Extraordinary issued yesterday notes the acquisition of land near Bukit Menajam for public purposes. An outward mail per B I sj. Ekma will arrive by
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      252 4 Carron Dover I STOVES WOOD BURNING Elbow The Moei Efficient Store with the lst'i* improvement!. I j c I I I In Four Siz s No. 6 S7f x x 18 irehei No. I SL| x 2.'.| x2O I Side I tv, :9 \s 5 j aMt i 1 ROBINSON
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      412 4 i'tn.ritntti.iiiiwmniii.H™ GUAN KIAT Ac Co., Ltd,, 36, PHILLIP STREET. I I Stocks always on hand for Immediate delivery. I i I I AgrimUnra! <t Horticultural implement*. General I machinery of all descriptions and email Toole. I I Metala of all descriptions (exolnding precious Metala) I I Mining, Colliery and Quarrying
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    PACIFIC CONSIDERATIONS.
    361 5 The Fight in the American Senate. Ex-fieFman rabies. Reuter. London, Mar B.—Washington messes slow that the Pacific Treaty debate in the Senate is now well under way, and will continue uninterruptedly until the vote be taken. The opening speeches laid stress on the importance to America of the
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    PREMIER PRAISED.
    175 5 Sir A. Balfour's Eulogy. Reuter. London, Mar 7.—Sir A J Balfour, at a luncheon given in the city by the Carlton Club, referring to Conservative differences and the subject of the Coalition, said he would remain Conservative till he went to a land where political parties no longer
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    111 5 Palm Oil Agitation. Reuter. London, Mar 7.—H M King George has given an audience to Lieut-General Sir George Kirpatrick on his relinquishing the appointment of Comman-der-in-Chief of the Forces in China.— Reuter. Washington, Mar 7.—The State Department has requested China to take immediate steps with a view to
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    MUI-TSAI SYSTEM.
    81 5 Reuter. London, Mar 7.—Replying to questions regarding the Mui-tsai system ia Hongkong. Mr Churchill in the Commons pointed out that the hands of the Governor of Hongkong had been exceptionally full, owing to the grave situa- j tion in connection with the strike, *hile the Secretary of Chinese
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    BY-ELECTION.
    46 5 Reuter. London, Mar 8.—In the by-election «t Wolverhampotn West, consequent on the death of Sir Alfred Bird on F b 7, Sir Robert Bird, Co-Unionist, Polled 16,790, and Mr Walkden, Labour, 13,799. j There is no change in the political character of the constituency.— J
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    19 5 Mr and Mrs R E H Oliver have kft Kuala Lumpur for Shanghai. They be sway about om aoath.
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    SINGAPORE SENTENCE.
    107 5 Challenged at Home. Reuter. London, Mar 7.—ln the House of Commons, replying to Mr Raffan, who called attention to a sentence of ten years rigorous imprisonment imposed on a Tamil, Sinivisan, at Singapore, for robbing rikisha pullers of a few shillings, Mr Churchill undertook to j obtain the
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    GERMAN PAYMENTS.
    109 5 Question of a Loan. Reuter. Paris, Mar 7.—The Reparations Commission states that the total payment in cash and kind and the cessions of state property by Germany since the armistice to Dec 31 last was 6,487,856,000 gold marks, of which 1,041,409,000 marko were direct payments.—Reuter. Berlin, Mar 7.—The
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    POLITICAL NEWS.
    135 5 Mr. Lloyd George's Health. Reuter. London, Mar B.—Mr Lloyd George is better, and presided over a Cabinet meeting at Downing-street this morning. They considered, inter alia, a proposal to lend Russia £350,000 for famine relief. The Premier goes to Criccieth to-morrow, and is expected to be absent for
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    GREEKS AND TURKS FGHTING.
    59 5 Reuter. London, Mar B.—According to a Greek semi-official communique, hostilities have been resumed in Asia Minor. It declares that twenty Turks j were killed in a five hours' fight following a Greek attack on a post on j the Eskishehr front and six Turks were killed
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    13 5 Mr Dobree Butler, of Kuala Lumpur, has undergone a serious operation ia Singapore*
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    INDIAN SENSATION.
    170 5 HOSTILITIES EXPECTED BEFORE LONG? ATTITUDE TO TURKEY. Reuter. Delhi, Mar B.—A sensation was caused in the Legislative Assemblyby a speech of the Commander-in-Chief, Gen Rawlinson,.who in replying to criticisms of military expenditure pointed out that the army in India had been reduced by nine thouaand men since 1914.
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    PROMISSORY NOTE DEMAND.
    404 5 Question of Waiving Interest. Before Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard in the Supreme Court yesterday, Soh Peng Toh claimed $6,720 from Tan Huan Boo, the executor of the estate of Koh Ann Soo, who he alleged 6igned a promissory note for $4,500 at 24 per cent interest amounting to
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    PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
    178 5 The Rev G H Douglas presided at the annual meeting of the congregation of the Presbyterian Church, which was held in TomKnson Hall last night. In moving the adoption of the report of the session, he referred to various features and commenting on the position of the Church
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    23 5 The Sultan of the Maldives is sending a special delegate to Colombo to present an address of homage to the Prraoe of Wafts*.
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    S. AFRICAN EVENTS.
    190 5 POUCE CHARGE THE STRIKERS. AN UGLY OUTLOOK. Reuter. Johannesburg, Mar B.—Hitherto the general strike declaration has locally affected the larger unions. Nine thousand engineers and 8,500 builders have struck. A distinctly ugly spirit is developing in the commandoes, numbering sometimes two hundred, who are marching to the
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    EXHIBITION OF COINS.
    112 5 Suggestion for the M B E. A carefully arranged collection ef silver and copper coins, particularly if they comprise current and past issues of Malayan and other Eastern countries, should prove quite an attraction at the forthcoming MalayaBorneo Exhibition. We have seen c framed collection made by
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    286 5 Guard of Honour. The following having volunteered to take their place in the above Guard of Honour will parade at Drill Hall to-day at 5.15 p.m. dress optional, with waist belt, bayonet and rifle: Ag Sgt G C Meredith, M C, Ag Sgt AAA Patterson, D S
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    BALL TO H M S RENOWN.
    152 5 It ie proposed that the list of subscribers to the Ball on April 1, in honour of the Captain and officer? of H M S Renown, shall be closed on Monday next, the 13th instant, so as to enable the final arrangements to be
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    57 5 Says Tuesday's "Straits Echo:" We regret to announce the death of Mrs Ong Hun Chong (nee Lim Kheng Gnow Neoh) which took place at "Fontenoy," Northam-road, early this morning from cerebral haemorrhage. The deceased lady, who was 58 years old, leaves her husband, Mr Ong Hun Chong five sons, three
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    RUSSIAN RELIEF.
    171 5 RAILWAY FACILITIES INADEQUATE SUPPORTING REFUGEES. Reuter. Washington, Mar 7.—Mr Hoover declares that in the past month a hundred thousand tons of American seed wheaf'and foodstuffs have been unloaded at Black Sea ports, but only 28,000 tons have been transported to the interior. Over 120,000 tons will be unloaded
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    BELATED WAR AWARDS.
    229 5 Honours for Local Women. War certificates and awards have been very late in arriving out East, especially in the case of women who did valuable service. One of the latest to receive belated acknowledgment is Mrs Lily Webb, of 13, Lloydroad, Singapore, who has been posted two
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    RETIREMENT OF THE HON MR. D. Y. PERKINS.
    121 5 The Hon Mr D V Perkins goes Home on retirement by the s.s. Harana Maru, after a residence of more than 20 years in Singapore. Mr Perkins has been an Unofficial member of the Legislative Council since 1919. He has for some
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    EX-SERVICE CONCERT.
    35 5 H E The Governor and Lady Guillemard are attending the Ex-Service Concert to-morrow at the Victoria Theatre. All those so entitled are reminded that on this occasion decorations and medals should be worn.
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    SEQUEL TO "TORILLA" AFFAIR.
    64 5 Mr Dawson, the third police magistrate, held an enquiry this morning in connection with the claims made for the money and jewellery recovered from Yeo Yoen Teng, alias Yeo Chang Sam, the Chinese who was arrested in Hongkong on a charge of embezzlement, and who escaped
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    94 5 Mrs and Miss Henshaw have arrived in Kuala Lumpur. Mr E N Taylor, who for some weeks past has been acting as additional Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, has gone to the Land Office, and Mr W F N Churchill has taken up the duties of additional Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur. There will
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    RUBBER & SHARE MARKET
    205 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, Mar 8. Catalogued 1,704,805 lbs; tons 761.07. Offered 1,372,577 Iba tons 612.76. Sold 1,181,290 lbs tons 527.36. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore Standard Quality 25ft cents per lb. (5 lots) 25V* to 26 (4 lots); (2 of which
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    490 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, March 8. During the week fair business has been transacted in all sections. Sellers have realised the futility of holding for higher figures and transactions have, in most instances, been on a lower basis. The Rubber market is still weak after a slight firming in the
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    CHURCHILL RUBBER COMMISSION.
    37 5 Enqairy Not Concluded. (From Our Own CorrespondentL Kuala Lumpur, Mar 9.—The "Malay Mail" has a Colombo wire stating that a "Times of Ceylon" cable states the Colonial Office rubber enquiry has not yet concluded.
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    21 5 Detachments of Penang Boy Scouts, Cadets, and Girl Guides will proceed to Singapore for tha visit of B B B| «MaYK^l
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    BRITISH MALAYA'S TRADE.
    103 5 The Latest Returns. Th. Af. Regutrar oi Import, and Exports issue, the following Dollars equal to Sterling. The total Tain, of Foreign Imports of Merchandise into British Malaya for the month of February, 1922 $36,791,,76 £4,2; \j27 The total value of Foreign Imports ef Merchandise into Br
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    EXCHANGE
    66 5 Singapore, March 9. On LondonBank 4 months' sight 2* 4 Demand 2; 3 3-4d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 l-8d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 177H On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 5 p.c. pm. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 69 On JavaBank demand draft 134% On Japan— Bank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    64 5 C. of C. !W>i Associat; Singapore, March ft, Ribbed BaW d n Closing Pri e\ Spot 26% 27 March 27 28 April to 1 28% 29% July to I t 31 30 To.:l of -Market.—Steady. T'K Wmi r* K f Co.. T trt S.ngarore, March 9. To-day's clos
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    SPORT.
    315 6 FOOTBALL. ST. JJCXBJL IL BBaT BJH.C SL Oa tb» f B C gronnd rioxmany as* St Joseph O B secoad etersa defeated ta* 8 B C n by tolas goal* ta aO, oa c vary wat frooad. BOMB LBAOUB RESULTS. London, 7«b BeV-The raaalto of to-day*' association fastball matches
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    333 6 S.C.C. SPRING TOURNAMENT OwUg to the eenditioa of the ground there was no ptey ■eat** Jay. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship (PreUmlaary TiesO A C Potts vn. R M Dun*. E J Riches vs. A oo Moilo. P Ruehwaldy vs. J Tytes. W H Drummond vs. W H Coiryer. Newcomers
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    THE TURF.
    323 6 TS» f B. C •8IFFDI8. TBe esfrd griftns, twenty hois* and tm Basks, lot the Siagassre Sporting Ctas kem k« d»wn dbUaw*. 1. Bay nan ay Baashaseut (Imported)—U Man, 1 Pegs. 8 Bay GM. ay Biaknf <t»-portsdV-Btra* lee», Bfcrtd. 4. Bay SUL by 0»port.47~.aaWy, F Hair. Bay Gld.
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    BOXING.
    23 6 I. U NOVICES* TOCRNAMEVT. Entries for a novices' asanas; competition in Koala Lurayvr doss on Mereh 15 to Scrnar>afejor Ri&raele, V L
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    GOLF.
    75 6 ladiee spoon coMPirrnoN. The Ladies Spoon Competition for March was puree 1 on Monday aad resulted ia a win for Mrs P Younger Blair with a net score of 80. Elevea cards were taken out and the followIng were returned Mrs F Younger Blair 49 10 89 Mrs Graham
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    114 6 To-day, March t. Hifh Tidei.—8.41 a.m., 7.41 p.m. Football, 8 C C H ve. Halted Banks. Philharmonic Orchestra Practice, 1.18. To-morrow, March It. High TMea—7.07 a.m., 8.5* pje. Lodge Eastern Gate, 8.80. Er-Serricft Ooneert, Theatre, 9.15. Saturday, March 11. Hifh Tides.—8.18 a.aa, 9.40 p.aa. I Polo Balaatiar.
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    OUR LANDLADIES.
    83 6 Wom cempieined I ?\J™ 1 ,d Court that Ur Wad**dj continually *cßo 7 «j ber. Whet t. wont »inff sn* has done?" "Bh. ope,* My ig,, eod shouted at dm." eempl.lned la SharscJraaa County Court that a lodger .told her to fet a quart of water and Fscrub
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    LOSS OF "NERVE."
    942 6 THE BASIS OF A MODERN COMPLAINT, On* efJkea lanes »!dd]e-af-j<l arcs tern* tax tkffttttml tha? bate foet ateir "aerre." fhey niaaa that feat •lay* bigges part ia there btulaaai lire* thaa it fonaarly did. Taia ia> always regarded at ladicatlag a mental, aa eppoeed to a physical,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    314 6 T*-day. March a. Malacca A Moat •Sri Macs ft p.m. Malacca,* Penang Colombo, Boat* P. Said,* Marseilles,* Loadon» m Aatwsrp» Harnsa Maru S pm. Hongkong Amoy* Shaaghai k Japaa* TorriDa ft p.m. Hongkong A Amoy Tan Ororstratsa ft p.m. P Sambo, Poatianak S Batavia* Singapore ft p.m. Peaang,*
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    202 6 "Tbe Man whe Lest Himself." a Solznick aoper feature in aeven reels, presenting William Pnvershnm, Americas greatest actor, who left the stage to appear in moving pictures, will be screened nt the Mnrlborough, to-night, along with a two-reel picture, "Through Canada and Austrnlnsie with H R H the
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    BUSIEST BUS POINT.
    60 6 London's busiest motor-bus point, in spite of recent reerrangenisnui of th* London General Omnibus Company's schedules with a view to speeding up, is still at Charts*. Cross. During tbs morning poak-load period motor-buses pass Charing Cross to the number of 008 per hour, or approximately, six a
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    366 6 INFORMATION FOR EX* SERVICE MEN. tRtoMaJ Parftfo ft 1 H tbe Priaos of Wales bat •ignited hi* desire to asset all-Ex-serviss man at aa informal parade. This has bean arranged aad will taks place an th* tennis lawns is front sf GoTsramsnt loss* at It noon on
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    IN GERMANY.
    435 7 FRANCE THE NEW BOGEY. Baptists' Views. There is still a large British army on the Rhine, and a number of ministers go over from time to time to speak to our garrison in Cologne. One of these, Rev T W Riddle, tells in the "Baptist Times" of some
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    THE PEKIN SYNDICATE.
    237 7 Holding in Banque Indastrielle, The meeting of shareholders of the Pekin Syndicate has done something to clear up the position between the Syndicate and the Banque Industrielle de Chine. Col Brinsley J H FitzGerald, C B, who presided, gave a brief survey of the history of the
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    THE JAPANESE INDUSTRIAL MISSION.
    128 7 I Baron Hay/ishi, the Japanese Am- bassador, has been telegraphically be* I structed by the Japanese Government formally to express to Lord Curzon ef Kedlestcn their hearty sense of gratitude for the gracious reception accorded by His Majesty the King to the Japanese Industrial Mission, which
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    KINGS OF 700 B C.
    509 7 TOMBS UNEARTHED IN THE SUDAN. The tombs of 20 kings and 55 queens who reigned in Ethiopia about 700 years B C have been unearthed, together with important evidence of a lost civilisation, by Professor G A Reisner, of Harvard University, who has just returned
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    FAR-EASTERN WORKERS' CONGRESS.
    301 7 The communication of a telegram from Moscow dated January 29 has be n made to Router's Agency respecting a sitting held on that date of the i Far-Eastern Workers' Congress. M Safarof read an extensive report tracing the history of European and Far-Eastern Imperialism up to the
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