Malaya Tribune, 13 March 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 59 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922.
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      235 1 Photo Amateurs j Call or Phone 550 SUN COMPANY 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, For All Tour Requirements. fjf?Vl WHITEAWAY'S* KKVIMD PRIOIS M^wt!K Command your spetisl f4aS^^^^^i WHITI SHUTS, for offlse HISXSBOTS, Inely pleatM lagli wear, fried* from slrong 0 froDti. Well eot from longoloih, with double or 0 durable oloih.
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      98 1 Sine, Darbg 80,, Ltd. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations giren for complete Electric Lighting ft Power lusUllatloas, i Fill range oi ■leetrienl rappliet in etoefc t I VJ.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. i Fittings Accessories. j "Ifflsgritf" Telephones. i I II MADSTRONG' Plants. The Ideal Lighting Set for
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      231 1 01GARKTTB8 555 1 For Discriminating Smokers. Sol* Manufacturers: 1 ARDATH Ti Co., Ltd. q I Daniel Crawford's I 1 Red Star I M. FINEST OLD 1 SCOTCH WHISKY i HIP™ > I 528.00 per dozen I I Duty $14.40 Extra. J I SOLE AGENTS: I John Little Co., Ltd. D
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    THE "OPEN DOOR."
    1012 2 INTERESTING CHINESE POINT OF VIEW, Students in London. Mr Chao-Hsin Chu, Chinese Charge d'Affaires, speaking at the annual dinner of the Central Union of Chinese Students in Great Britain and Ireland, at Connaught Rooms, alluded to the "open door." He said this subject had been talked about
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    VITAMINES OF FOOD.
    644 2 THE SOURCES OF DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH. Before the advent of steamships, when voyages often extended to many months, and sailors were compelled to live for long periods upon dry biscuits and salt meat, one of the most dreaded dangers of the sea was scurvy. One day it
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      305 2 1 yĔĔP fer independent '>■■■ *J4; «,entiflcin^tig»--4\ tern t« be from I tliink I like you better as BOVRIL" ■■li I From tourist's point of view te rake th* Eastern trip is iadeed i delightful experience. One skims through, «tceing and deiag only vhat is best, staying nowhere long eanugh
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      897 2 WHY SUFFER THE BURDEN of TOO" H- U BE wt:teb an bo rdleved alircsk inumedJr t* j ).y consulting K. TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74, BRAS B SAH HO D (In t mi of Fr'nch uhmch.) To Make Room for New Stock In evftst to gtro etTeet U tfc% »Urn ws
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      739 2 it-i-i-i»,», j Periodical PropeHy Auctions, MESSRS. WARING AND ROE j Beg to give notice that they have reserved I certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leasehold I Properties, Business Premises, Building Land etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of
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      525 3 Jiij MiraofHe snd ex ensi?e Programme at the from mood*?, l**haa W-Anm*-i aJ l 0 1932 In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. Xba oafM tainoas Had highly Mid Aeior, who II sags**) by <be Hongkong Chinese to appear before H.R.H. friuiaol Walei at a lahiy of $30,010, far one
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      346 3 I From Sunday, March 12, to Friday, March 17. f AT THI I ALHAMBRA Tl*s* Hatll for BftTualo amdL F«fttuv«i I ■AGH MO AD I BEUBNIOK PHOTOPL4T OF DELIGHTFUL I In ftppert mt I CHARM AND NUMEROUS HUMOROUS THE SIX TH CHAPTER, IN FOUR RIILB, I SITUATIONS THAT THOHOUQHLT I
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      358 3 BOOK-KEEPING. Just received —a limited number of copies only. Complete Bookkeeping by Arthur Fieldhouse $450 KOH CO., S3, Baa Buah lU*d, MNwAFORI. STARRER A fXU Premier Malay Opera fj Siagapcre) AT TBI THEATRE ROYAL, Nfljrih Bridge Im4 In Preparation Now Scenery and Dr*ra*s For a Great Pariee Play Hooray rab
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      277 3 OR'ND TRIFLI ATTEi 'TIO.N' i THE PRINCE OF WALES IS WITH US I Meat OoaapreL entire Beiirg of hit Tilp to 'it «Ist an Etc Be Mlgktly m 8.41 Sharp 8 REELS over 8.500 feet long. HAH TOU IRIR TMR SSN OF TiEZ*N» which all Slog aper« tmlmg wW By
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    27 4 *«BIRTH. TAN.—On Saturday eight at House No. 32, Lorccg 27.A, Gay ang to Mr. ar d H'l. Tan Toug Seng a ton. 13 3 113
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    DEATHS.
    87 4 D« Souza, A.—At the Nur>1% Home, Oaranagh Road, on Saturday the 11th initant at iS. 15 p.m. Joaephin* E:hel, aged SI years, wife of Arthur De Bona*. F. M 8. papera please oopy. 13 S IS 3 i 1 1 We regret to announce the death of Syed Abdol
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    36 4 Mr Arthur Da Soma and family with to oonvey their aiooere thanka to their relaiivea and fftonda who attended the fcoeral and to thoae who aent wreathi and telegrami of ©ondolecce. IS 3 IS 3
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    THE INDIAN SENSATION.
    686 4 The latest news from India is startling enough in all conscience, and it is difficult to comment clearly upon it. It is definite that Mr Montagu has resigned and that Gandhi has been arrested. The two events are obviously closely connected, and it is highly probable that
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    446 4 Mr G G Franklin of the Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., with Mrs Franklin, has left by the s.s. Sicilia on transfer to the Society's Hankow branch. Mr W G Peter arrived on Wednesday to resume the management of the Penang branch of the Chartered Bank, on Mr E
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    676 4 MEASURES TO COMBAT SMALL-POX. The Members of the Johore Ceylon Tamil Association, Johore Bharu, assembled on Saturday evening in their Association Hall, at Jalan Trus to consider such measures aa are best calculated to enhance and promote the structure, development, <fc uplift of the association. Penyabong Estate, Penyabong,
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    18 4 Sir Arthur Adame is returning te t°e Ltnut». baving boolles bi« paax.^0 'iner liasbmrr Wbicb >««eb«<r«,«s so «««v.
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    GANDHI ARRESTED.
    645 4 TO ANSWER CHARG£ Of SEDITION. Montagu Explain London, Mar 11.— j» "vered at Cambridge i*LS 4 said that he rir 7 Mo «»ii ne circulated th» 13 Government's telezram Iail members of the 3. and told I* occasion of a Cabinet iication of the Main P4 4-, thus
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    15 4 Capt and untitled W W untitled Bn Middlesex Regt, has six months leave from Apr^Lj
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      303 4 J MMl _,i, ll n imHi m BTT-T *"*t —nirniiiiiiiiiiinintMniriiimrif BONAX J CARTRIDGES New Shipment, Just Received. ■■■■mi mtfpr SI) < 4 Borux' It n new paper eaa* with extra it eel lined head under the bran, which manes it ma oh itrotger and llmpossibleI Impossible to split at the
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    FIGHTING IN S. AFRICA.
    783 5 Big List of casualties Reported. Macnise-Suns and Martial Law. Reuter. Johannesburg, Mar 10.—Gen De Wet and MenU, Ministers of Justice and Defence respectively, have issued a statement denying that a native rising on the Rand is imminent, saying that the natives are not disposed to give
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    GREEK CRISIS.
    60 5 Cabinet Quitting. Reuter. Athens. Mar 11.—The resignation of •ne Cabinet is imminent, following the Chamber's rejection of a T °k of confidence by 161 to 156 votes. -Reuter. tendon. Mar 11.-The Greek Cham, vote of no confidence, followed a «»tement by M Gounaris, showing c failure of his
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    U.S.A. AND GENOA.
    34 5 Reuter. laadjsa, Mar 10.-The "New York 2*. the decision of the States aot to participate in ■ana!!? Coaferen »nd aaya the Stal Hl now iB United 3?i5! Ut the Conference, to
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    FRENCH BANK RATE.
    15 5 Reuter. Mar U The Bank of fount rv reduCed rate of di
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    BERTHELOT'S CASE.
    27 5 Reuter. 10 lt announced ted FrtI *eh Ambassadors at Rome Du ciDl i Sels Wbe members of tha S IWu? 6 l in connection with
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    PRINCE'S TOUR.
    64 5 Hartal in Peshawar. Reuter. London, Mar 12.—Despite a hartal, large and friendly crowds flocked to the route when the Prince of Wales drove in state through the city of Peshawar, A small, turbulent minority of the crowd attempted to demonstrate, but without efTect A great and enthusiastic crowd
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    POPULAR VISITORS.
    53 5 Reuter. Florence, Mar 12,—Princess Mary and Viscount Laacelles arrived and were cheered by large crowds. They motored to Fiesole, where they were equally enthusiastically received. They are staying at the Villa Medici, which the British colony and Italian aristocracy have co-opera-ted in con- j verting into a bower
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    APPEAL BY COL. WARD.
    22 5 Reuter. London, Mar 10.—Colonel Ward haa appealed to members of Lloyds for £20,000 to assist Russian refugees.— Reuter.
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    QUEBEC BLAZE.
    14 5 Reuter. Quebec Mar 10.—Fire haa destroy, ed the Dominion Arsenal shopa caus--Eeosjsr.
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    LABOUR IN BRITAIN.
    291 5 LOCKOUT ALREADY OPERATING. Ballot Refused. Reuter. London, Mar 10.—Ths engineering negotiations, have failed and a lockout occurs to-morrow. It is understood that the Unions did not agree to the employers' demand that the fundamental principle of the right of employers to exercise managerial functions mut be accepted
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    IRISH STEW.
    22 5 Limerick Subsidence. Reuter. London, Mar 11.—The Limerick situation is settled, and both Treaty and anti-Treaty troops are evacuating the city.—Reuter.
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN CAPITAL.
    115 5 Reuter. London, Mar 10.—In the House of Commons, Cmdr. E Hilton Young, moving a resolution authorising an expenditure of £950,000 to pay the balance of nineteen shillings a share on a million ordinary pound shares of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company held by the Government on which only one
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    GERMAN DEBT.
    80 5 Reuter. i p ar j B) Mar il.—The newspapers welcome th chera bmitted to Conference of Fta ce Miaiste b 7 Sir Robert h?"* divWia f German debt into two sixty-ftve milliard marka, v. ent of the total of the inter-. debts, which will only be demanoc from
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    THE WATCH BUSINESS
    26 5 Reuter. New York, Mar 10.—Subject to tha approval of the Court, the Waterbury Clock Company ia purchasing Robert Ingersoll's business for 11,760,000.— Reuter.
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    P AND O DEBENTURES.
    32 5 Reuter. I London, Mar 10.—It ia understood that underwriting is progressing for the P and O Company £8,500,000 debentures at 5% per cent., to be issued at 95%.—Reuter.
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    BOULOGNE DEATHS.
    20 5 Reuter. Boulogne, Mar 10.—Only r two p«»v sons were killed by the" explotiion in U» Bmm C*mp,-lem*,. f
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    THE SENATE VOTE.
    326 5 EXPECTED TO BE FAVOURABLE. Lodge Has to Fight. Reuter. London, Mar 11.—A message from Washington states that indications point to the Senate vote favouring ratification of the Four Power Treaty by a margin of two to one The argument being used in the course of the debate
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    INCIDENTALS.
    84 5 Reuter. Paris, Mar 11.—The Allied Fiaancs Ministers, at present assembled in Paris, have received a demand from the United States that 1247,000,000, for Rhineland occupation expenses, be paid before any reparations are paid. —Reuter. Paris, Mar 11.—The Allied Finance Ministers have decided that the following amounts be allotted to
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    SIAM AND SINGAPORE.
    26 5 Representatives Appointed. (Frem Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, Mar 11.—Phra Pradibaddha has been appointed Siamese Consul General in Singapore and Hiang Dulya the Viee-Consnl.
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    BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
    53 5 To Disenss Small-Pox Epidemic A meeting of the Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association will be held next Thursday in the Singapore Garden Club. Dr G A C Gordon, will give some "Notes on the present small-pox epidemic" and a general discussion on small-pox prevention and
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    56 5 4 >t&rB for week ending March 19th, 1922. t«Jj-—Jndieidnal Troops Monday L Parade, 5.15 f*. InatrueWednasday 15th. v 5.15 p.m. tion Class, Headquarters, -eiee. 5-16 Thursday 16th.—Band Pra,. Malay Volunteer Club. «t| Saturday 18th.—Corapulaory for a. Troops. Raffles Institution Ground, 4.30 p.m. Individual Troop Orders aa isaued
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    S.S.V.F. COMMISSIONS.
    92 5 A Government Gazette Extraordiaary, issued on Saturday, states that His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to grant Commissions as Second Lieutenants in the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force to the following, with effect from Jan 1, 192!!: VV V L van Someren, DSO,MC, AAA Paterson, D S O,
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    560 5 SPECIAL SURCHARGED STAMPS TO BE USED. Activities of Chinese. An h "resting decision has jast '>f a arrived st with regard to tbe ••boosting" of tbe forthcoming Malaya-Borneo Exhibition threat b he medians of the Post Office. The •rigiaal idea of baring an isaac oi speoisily designed stamps
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    213 5 Programme of Drills. Monday, 15th at 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall European Guard of Honour. Monday, 13th at 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall Non-European Guard of Honour. Tuesday 14th at 5.10 p.m., Drill Hall Eurasian Co., Company Parade. Tuesday, 14th X 5.10 p.m., Drill Hall Chinese Co., Company Parade.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    682 5 CLAIM RE LOSS OF CARGO OF PEPPER. Promissory Note Case. An action which is oonneoted with pclioe court case regarding tbe lots of a Urge oa>go of pepper from a 'wakow came before Mr Justice Barrett Leonard in tb Supreme Oonrl yes'erday afternoon. when tbe Borneo C mpany
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    163 5 Children's Welcome, On Saturday afternoon there will be a full and final parade of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides numbering close upon six handred, It is possible that many grownnps may be interested to see wbst the children are doing—they will not have tba opportanity oa
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    DYAKS IN SINGAPORE.
    259 5 INTERVIEW WITH THE CHIEF. Keen on the Exhibition. %4, Mr J A H Hardie of Sarawak and a party of Dy.ke who hare arrived ia Singapore visited tLe important stores and streets on Saturday morning, Oa entering John Little's, the} were soon the centre of an interest™
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    234 5 Singapore, Mar 10. After a decline at the beginning if the week the market is again firm owing to a scarcity of sellers and better news from London. A gocd demand has been maintained for ready delivery and buyers have found it difficult to fulfil
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    87 5 A new depot for the sale of the "Tribune" has been opened in Geylang at the Geylang New Provision Store, 303, Geylang-road. Geylang readers who have any difficulty in obtaining their copy should place a regular order with this agency. r The funeral of Sir Henry May took place at
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore, March 13. On LondonBank 4 months' sight 2s 4 Demand 2s 3 3-4d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 l-8d On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 177 |n Horarkong Bank demand draft 7 p.c pm. in Shanghai Bank demand draft 69% Jn Java— Bank demand draft 134% On Japan— Bank
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    37 5 C ef C Bnbber A»»*,cUtiua. Singapore, March 18. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buv««n b«li«ra Spot 2 7% 28 March 28 28% April to June 29% 30 July to Sept 31% 32% Tone of Market—Quiet.
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    Fred Waterbouse Ltd.
    23 5 Singapore, March 13. To-day's clos ng ruuber quotations *re as under:— New York.—14% eta. London.—Sd. Singapore.—27% eta. Tone of Market—Quiet
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'s REPORT.
    158 5 MACPHAIL CO.'s REPORT. Singapore, March 13. Silver 33%. Hongkong 7 per cent premium. Shanghai 69%. Three Months Gold 52%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Few enquiries. Aibnbys 17 cents, Craigieleas 50 cents, Bassetts 57 1 2 to 624 cents, Tambalaks 47% to 524 cents, Sandycrofts enquired for at 75 cents, Bukit Kepongs $2.02%.
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    167 5 The present 5 cent F.M.S. stamp ul -tvell a Nt.W lot e.l colour ix s«ls to b, «xp»ct«s loi is«c.e lAe li'-xl l/>v W«»«». Ar Hlr» U I tllai» b.ve r». turneel Hll> '^l»rx> b«2 bveN lrom ls»e lnspeo» tor»l»!p m pemsug te« ttlNt c<l i sni l^«ou»n. Ibe msrrixge
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      99 5 j A Few Weeks From 1 f y° n r e vWtinK the Mahyn-Borneo 1 Exhibition or gcirg to the ntxt I month, yoa ehoold be well dreesed. I S. V PITCHAY Co., j I Can inpply at very Jow orJoea I Gent s Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Hats, Walkintf
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    SPORT.
    46 6 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH F A CUP. Tottenham Beata Cardiff. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar 13.—Tha Lahore, correspondent of the "Malay Mail wires tbe following, received by the "Civil and Military Gazette": Ia the remaining replay, Tottenham Hotspur defeated Cardiff by two goals to one.
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    BRITISH vs. FRENCH.
    21 6 Reuter. London, Msr 11—Tbe British Army pUyed the Freceh Army at fecoer at Paris snd drew, oca all.—
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    MALACCA GAME.
    956 6  -  High School*» Final Vletof*. By "Bover." The final of the Government Font. ball Competition with the High School end St Francis' Inatltatio n contestants, attraoied a large crowi 1%»* Ihu-sday. Before the c.'innoencementJ «.-t the match both te• ini sat for a photograph lu which tho c-ntral Ararat
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    YACHTING.
    467 6 THE MILNEE CUP. The fi «t raoc for Visooont •S'lner's Ca<> came < ft on Sanday moruiog and as th*re ware m*nv entries and a strong bree»», the excitement waa fail and farioas Twelro boats were sent away at 10 o'clock sharp and aa it waa a ran wish
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    ATHLETICS.
    71 6 CBOSS-COUNTBT EAd. Reuter. London. Mar 11.—In tbe Nation al Gross Country Running Championship masting at Hereford} on B*turday, J. Gaillemot, France, finished first in 07 mio. 1 sec. H. Eckcrsley, Warrington Ath. letic, was sec ad, in 57 mins. 28 s'cs., J, Sormellmsn, Frai.ce, third tn 57 mint. 33
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    RUGBY.
    23 6 WALES y*. XWLAKXJ. Reuter. L ondon, 11—W"1ps defeat'd I'tlmd al »«£»>or at Swansea 00 8a u dayb, 51 poii.ta *o 5 —Renter.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    18 6 THB DAVIS CUP, Reuter. New York, Mar li —India ha* ohailenged for the Davis Cup Rater,
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    CRICKET.
    61 6 LEAGCI GAMES POSTPONED. i Owing to the condition of the ground, no play was possible in the two Sfeaepor* Cwelset Tournament matches, SCCvs. Lanka Union and S R C v». Services, arranged to be played on the Padang on Saturday. This makes the third occasion thia scapes' when matchat
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    SIKH LOYALTY.
    683 6 THE PRINCE OF WALES' TRIBUTE, Lahor?, Feb 25—His R ya) HighneM, l<yicg thn stone of Kin'? rge's Royal ludian Military School, sxid:— a* one who had >h" privilege, o aarttog in the field in -h< (>.» War, I 1 I may address aa oom rsdci thoia gallan; soldiers
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    94 6 By the s.a. Phyrrua from Kobe on Saturday: Mr and Mrs A Bros ted, Mesara F W Franka, F A Franks, S H Laming, D S Economon, Bishop and Mrs Birney Biahop and Mrs Keeney, Bishop and Mrs Welch, (from Honnkong-) Misa D A Hume, Mrs W H
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    96 6 London, Feb 16-Hooley and five other defendants in the Jubilee Cotton Mills case have been committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. Bail waa allowed. In tha case of Hooley bail was fixed in two sureties of £500 each and himself in £1,000. London, Feb 20.—A fillip to tbe
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    301 6 To-day, March 13. Malacca Muar *Sri Muar 2 p.m. Tandjong Baiei Ayuthia 3 p.BL Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 p.m. Port Swetteniam Penang •Kinta 3 p.m. Boilo, Manila Hongkong* Eurymachus 3 p.m. Penang* Calcutta Tanda 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Hye Leong 3 p.m. Manila, Honolulu San Francisco, taking
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    45 6 Dux, from Bangkok 13-3. Mahidol, from Bangkok 13-3. Coen, from Palembang 13-3. Hong Ho, from Trengganu 13-3. Melchior Treub, from Batavia 13-3. Circe, from Deli 13-3. Ipoh, from Penang 13-3. Nagpore, from Bombay 13-3. Singardja, from Deli 12-3. Kelantan, from Malacca 13-8.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    236 6 The Alhambra presents to-night a delightfully entertaining Selznick photoplay, "The Dangerous Paradise." in five reels, featuring Louis Huff, in support of the sixth chapter, in four reels, of the serial picture, "The Three Musketeers." A charming OutingChester subject, a Pathe Gazette and a Topical Budget will also be
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    44 6 To-day, March IJ. High Tides.—lo.6 a.m., 11.60 p.m. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.30. p.m. To-morrow. March 14. High Tides.—lo.sl a.m., ItfJ pjn. Singapore Assizes. Rent Board, 2.15. Wednesday, March 15. High Tides—lU6 a.m., 11.58 par Polo, Balestier. Tanglin Orb* at Home, 8.15.
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    SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL STUDIES.
    175 6 London, Feb 23. —Reviewing- the position of tbe School of Oriental Studies, which to-day enters oa ita sixth year, Sir John Hewett, Chairman of the governing body of the School, says that hitherto over 1,500 men aad women have received instruction, and in tbe session 1919-20
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    51 6 London, Feb 16.—The bottling up of telephone messages till required haa been rendered a possibility by a new invention, a combination of the Poulton telegraphone and tha wireless valve. The message is magnetically impressed on a steel ribbon which can be run off, a simple aoundproducisg device similar to tha
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      838 6 Important Auction Bala ot UNSERVICEABLE STORES ETC. To ba held at Pulo Brani on Rond&y, 90th Harch n22 it 2 p.m. Comprising:—Drab Drill overalls, G ren proof Coata. Khaki Dill Snip, Fla->n<d Shirts, B>rs 'w r Servioe Caps, Iron and Wooden Doable and T-v-bta Bk ck» b a* Apperains, Signalling
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