Malaya Tribune, 16 March 1922
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Title Section28 1922-03-16 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] and SHIPPING GAZETTE, EVENING »4ULY. VoL IX No. 62 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1922 KlV» «aaalg» The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 19«.28 words
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Advertisement265 1922-03-16 1 photo Amateurs i Call or Phone 550 SUN COMPANY I 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, For All Your Requirements. Tn ■flim" §WH* fEAWAY'S Til I I REVISED PRICKS 1 Command your ipeoial ]~liSWl|,r r WHHE SHim, for tfflee I DFESS SHIRTS, fin*!y pleated w-ar. Made from atrong jn troDti W*d! cot265 words
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Advertisement101 1922-03-16 1 mmtmm^mmm m^B mm faFM m j Sime, Darby Go., Ltd. ■^Sayagamt ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect ie Lighting Power inKtaUation*, tell rargr ?t Mleerrte*] t>. 1« stick VLB. Wires Cables. 5 I Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dlcttgnpb" Telephones. i I ''MADSTRONG' Plants. Theidaai Lighting101 words
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Advertisement261 1922-03-16 1 IHB MALAYA TRffIWM SHIPPING GAZETTE. •psßcaiPTiON rates iisoa Perqwur ,7| I iMi. liitiah and Am t titan made Baots. y/^^kw Wfk Brown and Bl&os, «naart f £m D tst* Calf or Glace Xii Booti. I 1921. *IMl** IWay. I 131.50 $23.50 $17 50 I jj Per pair all sizes, S261 words
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Article3639 1922-03-16 2 THREE AUSTRALIANS ON CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY. First Day's Hearing. The following; report of the trial in Melbourne of three Australians on a charge of conspiracy with regard to the notorious Badak tin boom is taken from th* "Melbourne Argus" and i should interest man/ of onr readtrs3,639 words
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Advertisement921 1922-03-16 2 Maa If rather a aerel*** happy-r*-lu*ky individual, and, in «mtraJ, doee aot fully appreciate th* worries of hi* wife in safeguarding their ehildran'* health. Generally one er other of th* young household ia ailing either with c chill, alightly fevenah er colic symptom*, and pa, with the knowledge that he921 words
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Advertisement155 1922-03-16 2 Shake off the Shackle*. Rheurnati,m is on. of the world's greatest sieve masters. It shackles many thousands of helpless men and women with its bond, of pain. Deli verance is at hand, for those afflicted EX T V er f r the 8 °o«>in* influence of Little'. Oriental Balm opens155 words
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Advertisement963 1922-03-16 2 tired mornings? WIN* yon awake to Ot* morning feeling tired eat, feel tog tone to fact then when you went to bed, you «re confronted with the characteristic symptoms of neurasthenia. It la dus to the run-down condition of the nerves that rest does not bring renewed strength and sleep963 words
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Advertisement621 1922-03-16 2 Periodical Property uctions. MMSSRS. WAR ING AND ROE Beg to giv notice that they have res* certain days for Sales of Freehold and Properties Business Premises, Building Lsnd etc., at their MBW AUCTION ROOMS, U-l COLLYER quay (opposite the General Post Office) Gmers desirous of including Properties ii fckt above621 words
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Advertisement620 1922-03-16 3 Id the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. f T> t bi« in a v^- »c Thba, H. project? ;n BRN nv[e J S 0 LIVIN M POOJI A GEO CHESEBRO BECAUSE OF THE WOMAN i In Si**«.\ AiO m rt w *b a 'n* > punch kui lit Ay gallon,620 words
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Advertisement442 1922-03-16 3 I From Sunday. March 12, to Friday, ■arch 17. 0 Al ltliC r Mi nv/o "iiorli iii ;9!iirn_i eil JJ r ALHAMBRA Mua, AKK<dL x UGH ROAD .tilt 10 Jltfi snti A BELZNICK PHOTOPLAY 0» BBLIGHTFUL la sepport of OH ARM AND NUMEROUS HUMOROUS THI BUB-CH OBAPTBt Ilf FOUIJUBBLS, MTU442 words
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Advertisement420 1922-03-16 3 t. b. tirt&cd., £89, Tanjorg Pagar Road, BINGAPORJB NEW PRICES 1922, Crostai Blackwell Para Lnoe* Oi) (PaiadOd $1 00 per qt. bet Mortona Para Halt Vinegar 60 ota par bot Nelson's Opaqae Gelatine 45 ota. per qt do. 30 cti. per qt. Me Ketecn Bobbin's Milk of Magnesia (large) 70420 words
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Advertisement338 1922-03-16 3 r~" lir jul 'r_ j aa I lIjI ri pro-;* MVK f i asa yp LffIrNGING For Tuesday. Wednesday and A h!i !bi< ThfTsdiy, 14th, 15th aod 16th m W coo^o?^. I t March. Bad-u and ,b- g r i h« loved I >awaf apatt. Is. Show at I 30338 words
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Article620 1922-03-16 4 Dr Nansen, the great explorer, appealed to the government* of Europe five months ago for a grant of five million pounds, which he estimated would avert the worst consequence of the famine that had then begun to ravage the great grain-growing areas of Russia. The governments refused,620 words
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Article606 1922-03-16 4 It is officially announced that the immigrants to Palestine last year numbered 9,149. The a.s. Khiva has left Hongkong and is expected to* arrive at this port 4 p.m. on Sunday. She will proceed to the P aad O Wharf on arrival. Mr J Taggart, who was a student of606 words
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Article112 1922-03-16 4 Pullers Find a Champion. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Mar IS.—Mr J D Ksmp moved in the Municipal Commission meeting that Government be approached with a view to fixing the rikisha fares in Penang, the same as in Singapore. The present rates were severe on clerks and112 words
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Article49 1922-03-16 4 Motor-Car*. Fifty-Foot Plana*. Our Owa Cerreapoadea t). Penang, Mar 15.—A motorcar swerved off the road when desceadiag from the reservoir in the Waterfall Gardens, and fell fifty feat iato the bed of the rivulet. None of the occupants was killed, but two were sent to hospital.49 words
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Article59 1922-03-16 4 (Fteaa Oa* Own Cewreewoaaeut). Penang. Mar 15.—A double murder was committed in the gardener's quarters of'the Chinese Girls' School, Dato Kramat, last night The victims were a Tamil gardener •ad hia wife. Their bodies were shockingly mutilated. Two Tamil* have been arrested in connection with the59 words
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Article65 1922-03-16 4 A correspondent writes in to 6ay that although a iocal coin collector with a large number of very interesting coins, including several exceedingly ancient Chinese ones, has aaked for permission to exhibit them at the Malaya-Borneo Exhibitio, this has not been granted so far. In view65 words
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Article423 1922-03-16 4 Mr D Ahearne, Assistant Adviser of Batu Phat, has gone home. Major W B V Draper, President, Town Board, Johore Bahru, will sail for home along with Mrs Draper and child probably on the 25th inst. Mr Cuthburtson holds the present Sub-Agent's post in Messrs Topham Jones and Raiiton, Johore423 words
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Article338 1922-03-16 4 MEDALS AND DlPim*. FOR MERltT*** Auatr alitn Section The Comnßr/.Exbibiifon b M ra cti of prshensW. pain h n "P co». olmm. of exhibit, i„ L fin,n the ™d.d. For good J** Borneo and the V.u_ D «•ritofthe g ood.e xh b> wide rau.e, in which -•de. d«7338 words
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Article274 1922-03-16 4 Dividend of 20 Per GraL The Director! of the Hotel vaa Wijk Co. ia their report for the fear eadaf December 31, 1921, sUte tbat afar making ample proviaion for depreciation, writing off bad debts, and provdhi*,- for 1922 income tax, there a a net profit on274 words
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Article41 1922-03-16 4 A new depot for the sale of the Malaya Tribune has been opened in Geylang at the Geylang New Provision Store, 303, Geylang-road. Wlang- readers who have any dmc f* in obtaining their copy should pi** vegtjin/ oejdax with tins 'i41 words
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Advertisement141 1922-03-16 4 Baby Cots. Whiu Enamelled and Panelled with Artistic Coloured Dutch prints, Fitteid with four.post Mosquito Frame and Wire Mattress. Robinson Co., Ltd., j SINGAPORE. J Wl^J———■ |N j A LUBRICANT FOR EVERY PURPOSE. 0 w CAR d Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. J iMorpormiad ia 4T RttLlN'l OOCIf, 1 Singapore.141 words
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Advertisement336 1922-03-16 4 j WAT A Co., Ltd,, I PHILLIP STREET. 1 Stoats always m hud for immediate dellfery. j Agrleahural A Horticultural implement*. General I aa<ehinery of all deeoriptiona and amall Toolt. I M#u, <* datorlptlont (excluding preeioua MetaU) 1 Mininr. Colliery and Qaarrying Aeeeeeoriee. Paint» f colour, and Farnlehee, and Painteri336 words
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Advertisement118 1922-03-16 4 WOTIOL Notice If hereby given that by agreeeaen* dated March U, lflJ between H>o Oheow K*ng, merchant, of 11, Middle Road, and Qai»k Heng Kiat and Too Ohm Long, the boilneei of Ohop Hak Soon at 10, Roehore Rom), has been ■old, voder oar lain terms, by Neo Oheow keng118 words
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Article732 1922-03-16 5 Viscount Curzon Explains Hew Everything Happened. Inexplicable" Conduct. Reuter. Loadon, Mar 14.—The House of Lords was crowded, aad the galleries were thronged with Peeresses sad Members of Parliament, when Viscount Curson, in a voice shaking with indignation, said that he thought he, ai the Foreign Secretary whoReuter. - 732 words
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Article62 1922-03-16 5 Reuter. London, Mar 14.—Despite tha reMuiions of various distriet meetings engineers, urging the Trade Union ingress Council to drastic action, *ith s view to resisting the "employ*rs attempt to s mash the workingelsss the Council meeting London to-day decided to ask the Government to establish a court ofReuter. - 62 words
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Article50 1922-03-16 5 Reuter. P»ri 9 Mar 14.—The Allied Finance Minsters, replying to the United demand for payment of oeeupev jba expenses in Germany, refer to tt clause in the Inter-Allied ngree■"■i reserving the rights of United •bB*j Ministers, snd sdd that Wssh'Htoa should determine the question the Allied Government.—Rentes.Reuter. - 50 words
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Article15 1922-03-16 5 Reuter. Rom*, Mar 1«.-Ths Msrout, Dipe*o has beea eppoiated Miaistar at *^ul.-Reuter.Reuter. - 15 words
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Article93 1922-03-16 5 Welrame Hsndhawh. 6 received a copy of a mast 2J Wbook, oßtitlod *E»**y. Vocabulary," which enables one ITS' M En KBh Malay, Hindu--2Z 4nd J*P»nese (characters also Ch Mthor M Mr Prithri S 10 of Police. Criminal Settle** 60 Straita h„ a nts Bd h ewtaialy fulflla °P«93 words
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Article101 1922-03-16 5 Reuter. London, Mar 14.—The Bat for the issue of five millions sterling aix per cent joint Midi-Orleana French rail*, ways loan, at a price of 89, was closed immediately.—Reuter. Paris, Mar 15.—The Orleans aad Midi railway companies bond issue in London is meeting with the sameReuter. - 101 words
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Article73 1922-03-16 5 By the s.s. Edavaaa from Calcutta yesterday: Mr and Mrs Kennedy, (from Rangoon) Mr and Mrs A G Turner, Miss Brocklebank, Mr and Mra Thoroughgood sad infant, Mr snd Mm Worthington, Capt N Drayton, Mra Voir, Mr and Mas Kelly, Messrs E S Holl, J H Wright, E73 words
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Article117 1922-03-16 5 His friends in Ipoh will be sorry to loae My J Bead; of Messrs Evstt aad Co who ia leaving for Peaaag come time acxt month to relieve Mr E V C Thomson who goes on leave. Mr J A Alexander from Penang comes to Ipoh in place of Mr117 words
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Article156 1922-03-16 5 REBELS PRACTICALLY OVERWHELMED. END IN SIGHT. Reuter. iohaaneeburg, Mar 14—Aoreylaace opened opcrfttiene to-day ia Ferdeburg, the weetsrn district of Johanaeeburg, by dropping noticce ordering ovacuatioa by eleven ia the morning. The night wee the moot dioturbed hitherto experienced, there beiag even anipiag ia the heart of the city,Reuter. - 156 words
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Article29 1922-03-16 5 Reuter. New York, Mer 14—A wire from Mseslester, Oklahoma, says there were about flfteea fatalities during a deatructive tornado in Oklahoma. Scores of person# were iajured.— Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article197 1922-03-16 5 Government Gssstts Notification. An F M S Government GueMe Extraordinary, published yeetereay, states: The Chief Secretary to Government places on record the splendid devotion to duty diaplayed by the Into Sergeant-Major Knrira Baksh, of tbe Federated Malay States Police Force, who. when mortally wounded on Nov 24,197 words
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Article274 1922-03-16 5 Ta* British Record. Sir Henry White-Smith, chairman of the Society of British Aircraft Constructor*, rare some statistics in n pnper on "The Development of Commercial Airways." It might come as s eurpriss to many, he said, to learn that an eves-age of nearly 200 passengers had been carried274 words
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Article144 1922-03-16 5 INEVITABLE GANG* ROBBERY CASKS. At the conclusion of the ease In which four Chinese were charged With making preparations to commit genu robbery at the Aeeieec or# Mr Walter Bhaw, tha Chief Jastlee, ia the Bapreme Oearl yesterday, the jury foand tha first aad second aeeased aot guilty144 words
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Article173 1922-03-16 5 The annaal report for the year 1991 of the Haytor Rubber Estates, to ba presented at the aaaaal general meeting at the French Baak Bulldlagt nt noon oa March 39, states The profit aad lota aeooaat for the year shows a act locs of 114,451.30 as agahaat s173 words
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Article239 1922-03-16 5 Colombo, Mar 2.—Ac a reeult of the Andaman Islands having been cloned arrangements were made to bring back the Ceylon prisoners who had been deported to theae islands nnd nn escort of jail officers wss seat It was fouad that there were 63 Ceylon prisoners in239 words
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Article191 1922-03-16 5 Colombo, Mar 2.—11m e.s. City of Durham put into port yasterdsy from Siagapore with a troublesome crew. While the vessel vu ia the Far Eact drenty fight firemen (Indiana) intimated that they wiehed to be paid off. This could not be 4one a» they191 words
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Article35 1922-03-16 5 The homeward Preach Mail untitled Artnaad Basic ia expected hero from Saigon 004 Friday morn ing at daylight. She will sail for Penang, Colombo, Djibouti, Fort Said ami MtiamTiej the era day a* 4 a*,35 words
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Article858 1922-03-16 5 THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WELCOME. Unique AawfiauMj. Ponrtsen tboacend 8ingspore ehildren are to pertlsipstc ia the welcome to tha Prinee of Wales at tbe end of •bis month sad the pablie will have *o opportenity of seeing the Children's Corn*- programmes, In. eledlng the work of tbe858 words
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Article195 1922-03-16 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OP COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, March 16. Catalogued 1,880,616 lba; ton* 81T. Offered 1,582,634 lb*.; too* 708. Sold 1,345,656 iba ton* 601. Price* ■■■Hani sWhad Sseated flheat>Sinfapors Standard Quality 17 to 27* Mate par lb. (1 lot onljr, ia Good F A Q M195 words
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Article186 1922-03-16 5 Singapore, May IA Thetoeal ehane market remains quiet, although there is a general indication to purchase any cheap Iaduetr.sk that oneae oa the market. The Tin snd Rubber sections are again dull aad lower with Tory little interest being shown in either. Tin closes £144186 words
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Article341 1922-03-16 5 Singapore, March IB. The week under review hae beea oae of felliag valuce. Tia after a partial recovery hae again dropped cloeiag st <141 10a Od a loss"of 12 16a Od for the week. Bubbcr is quiet at 27 eents. Industrials are Ann with >341 words
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Article407 1922-03-16 5 «Upcrt for mi loMod. The St Joseph's Old Boys Association's report and accounts for the year ended December 31, 'mi have beea circulated* The report give* a liat of att the* football game* played from Jaa 1 to Dec 31, 1921, and recorda th* victory407 words
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Article248 1922-03-16 5 The remark* made by the Hoa Walter H Samuel at tha extraordinary areaeral meeting of the "Shell" Trans, port and Trading Co as to taxation in Netherlands India, may bs Ukea as a continuation of tha condemn*tios of the Dutch policy of Sir Henri Deterdiag nt248 words
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Article64 1922-03-16 5 Singapore, March If. Oa London 4 months' eight 2a 4 ■Jemand 3 gj oliuT* 3 raonthi i ht ■>**•! J Tel Transfer 176* Ob Uoatf ~k Bank demaad draft 7Sa p.*. am un onanuaa4-_ demand draft ft% On JavaBank demand draft 184« On JapanBank demand draft 108* w l64 words
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Article186 1922-03-16 5 C* C. Rubber imtlitti Siagapore, March 16. feaoked Shoot Cloeiag Prion, Buyera Sal lava 2f\ Match nH M April to Jaa July lb Sept at to* Ton» of Market—Steady. F»ed Wsterhonee Caw Lt4. Siagapore, March 16. To-day'» clos-cg rubber quotoMow aa undertow York —14* eto. London.—8d. Smgepore.— 27186 words
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Article69 1922-03-16 5 18 3*° d rP roß I,B, n i Flero fn tn Seboe 16.3. Ketone from Bangkok 16.1. Doen 6 v from Bsagkok 1 S.S. Penang from Kelsataa 26 3. Rsaee (ram Keantaa 16-3. Blak fro i i» D g 16-3. Nyoglat» .are from B Pahat 113 Oamphuj69 words
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Advertisement189 1922-03-16 5 TWr« k Nothing: to iak c A boat DT a BACKACHE. **f bs senoue, particularly with weenaa In ail evcats it ie ear* ts beadiesp your activities, at work cr st pmy. There te as need ts suffer, SPEED T relief ia found hi "WATA GAJAtJ On." The ease care189 words
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Article822 1922-03-16 6 FOOTBALL. gx.c. t. ujDDijmtaL Owtraj Id ths 8 w pevyere being tumble to »*wy b of Ulneee snd th* volunteer pexsdea, th* above eoeoer J™* to take place to-morrow, he* had to ba postponed. We saderstand that Boy Smith ia ag*> troubled by hia injirrad knee. TO-DATS GAME. The822 words
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Article303 1922-03-16 6 BERING TBUBHAMBNT YESTERDAY'S PLAY. W C Hill bant 6 E S Bateman, 6—2, 4—«, 6— l. S J Edwarda boat HIL Dyne, 4—B, 7—«. 8-^B/ .•h.i.. s Newcomers' Handicap. G A Lnytd'n hant E Rieehelmau, 6—2, 6—l. E W Hare beat W Hanaon, 6—B, Hi S E Newbery303 words
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Article189 1922-03-16 6 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Starlet. Thong Foong Koon bent Chua Sen* Hong 6—1, g—7, e_4. Kiong Chi» Eur beat Ong Siow Sua w.o. B Staflee. I, rJjnq oa won vie viaitt a Cheu Su L*n beat H L H Lim 8—6, 6-1-3. Wee Ghee Cheoag beet Low Sens Cbye189 words
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Article160 1922-03-16 6 EXHIBITION TOURNAMENT. A uoieae opporinnltv for those interested in boxing of seeing a well.arranged intor services boxing tournament will be provide on tbe evening of Friday, Maroh 3let, when a number of cou'es i between 4be army; and navy will take place at SVi*? U J R«lwej« Godown, Exhibition160 words
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Article82 1922-03-16 6 S.RX. vs. H.K. AND S.RX.A. j The hockey match between the feurfh company H K and S R G A end the 3 R C en the Padsng yesterdcy resulted in a win fer the former by fcW geek* |f nit'ft tin aaa SAHAN opened the scon ia »he82 words
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Article581 1922-03-16 6 FAREWELL ADDRESS TO .3MCOJ3fV 3HT (Wtmm Oag Own Csrrsapoadoat). On Saturday the* members of tha Subordinate Government Service-as-sembled at the Stadt Bouse to preaent the retiring* Resident Councillor the Hon Mr L P Wolferatan with a farewell address. Tha place was astefully perorated for tha occasion aad by581 words
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Article163 1922-03-16 6 Protrsmma of Drille. Ht i•• T #T("T»(ie* #01 Thursday, 18th 5.15 p.m., Raebuxa Club House 5.8.8. Platoop "B" Coy. Friday, 17th. 5.1* p. m Drill Ball Ccmpoaite Co., Company Parad*. Friday, 17th i.ll p.m., Drill Kail, "A Company, Company Parana* a A Friday, 17th 6.1* p. m163 words
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Article249 1922-03-16 6 Guile of Women," fine Goldwyn production feuturing Will Rogers nnd Mary Wnrren, in fire reels, will be presented at the Marlborough Theatre, to-night, along with a Pathe Review, a two-reel Universal western drama, and a two-r*al Chester comedy featuring Snooky, the best-trained monkey on the screen. Dorothy Gish249 words
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Article46 1922-03-16 6 To day, March U. High Tide—0.20 p.*.. Singapore Assizes, 10.80. Licensing Justices, 8.80. Football, S R C vs. Middlesex, 8. Philharmonic Orchestra Practice, 8.15. Lodge Eastern. Gate, 8.80. To-morrow. March 17. Hhrh. Tides.—0.80 a.m. 1.5 pm Singspors Assizes, 10.80. Band hi Gardens, 64146 words
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Article19 1922-03-16 6 The s.s. Minderoo will sail fee Fremantie and Veer auatrabma eaast ports at 10 a». »n the IL» iaoa.19 words
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Article231 1922-03-16 6 Reception! There io s rumour prevalent, which may hd>e prejudiced peopic sgeinst booking (UU io the Recaption Pavilion mad, to fhe effect that ticicet hcldcrc will he required to be in their seats about U0,t;.n>», W« art suthonsed officially to state that this is aot the case.231 words
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Advertisement641 1922-03-16 6 linl I i. 5 m. 'PUDLO' Befo-e Un Jntrodno'um 01/PadV. Brand Architect or .BjUkier woald hate' t fuJ*' a oem*nt rendMk* to oar* wall <tf daraptwtu esneed b-'th abeenoc of a damp oource. J RENDERINGS FOR D-MP WALLS hare been given in laadnerJe of ca-es without a siozle faint* r.641 words
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Miscellaneous421 1922-03-16 6 F I Hu$ffty$YiGaiu 1 IVtfay, M«ck 16» Ifiina i w*m- *M Mm> i# ttltElM ilUlHll It-» PaWaaWnf 41 latoria a.| m pi 8»«x*W9» uki rami I ,.i: > TT^* 0.1m* KuU*ng t p.m >. ,P.it I>i«keoa A Pot* Swatienham •Krian 8 p.m PfMif,* RaiJro'oa A Calcutta t fcm k: Malacca421 words
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Article563 1922-03-16 7 PRODUCING ARTIFICIAL TWINS. The egg of a newt ia a little sphere of living material the aixe of a email shot Aa soon aa it is fertilised, change* are initiated within it, which lead through a long and complicated aeries of processes to the formation of the563 words
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Advertisement291 1922-03-16 7 'That's splendid. I told you vVi^carnis would do you good." 1 Wincarnis affords satisfaction both to those who recommend it and to those who take it. Those who j recommend it, MS the effect—those who take it, feel the benefit. Why Wincarnis 1 gives renewed health to these who are291 words
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Advertisement379 1922-03-16 7 BOOK-KEEPING. Just received—a limited number of copies only. Complete Bookkeeping by Arthur Fieldhouse $4.50 KOH CO., 83, Eras Basah Ro id, SINGAPORE. jj Devoted to the Interests of Exhibitors at the i Malaya-Borneo Exhibition. "Exhibition News''will be g The first number of the "Exhibition tion, to the Editor. Exhi- (j379 words
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Advertisement555 1922-03-16 7 after B lears. To have suffered for 6 rears from Backache and Rheumatism must indeed have been a life of intermittent agony, r. cry twinge of pain felt by the unforturate Rheumatic is traceablo to the action of uric acid poison which is onlyJUnr ther name for th« body's decomposed555 words
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Article1453 1922-03-16 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. dtaors. LYALL AS'O X ATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list ot Singapore, March 16. RUBBER.—DOLLAR SHARES. Dfridmds. iasne Buyera. Sellers Values. 1 Allenby 0 10 0 20 25 per ceut for year ended 30-9-21/ 1 Alor Gajah 01,453 words
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Advertisement230 1922-03-16 8 i i i mi i i im i i i i i iMniiinirriifliiiii tiiiniuininiuHiiNutatniuiiiijiiuoiutunmiiiniiUin^^ I I I BUSINESS I OPPORTUNITIES I i May be discovered every day in the Advertis- ing columns of the E 14 Malaya Tribune's 99 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS II Wanted," For Sale," 1 "To Let," "Lost/" Found,"230 words
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Advertisement186 1922-03-16 8 AVOID j Infection j BY I Using 1 I 3oap is a practical precaution for the 1 woman or chi| d. Is y» j specially suitable fer j I I warm c, 'niates. fLi i^77^^^^L s 5 KEEPS THL B0L)V in I HEALTH. j 5 j Cleans j AND (j186 words
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Advertisement545 1922-03-16 9 STEAMER SAILINGS P.*o. British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO, Under Contract with kis Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICfi, From LONDON Dua SINGAPORE. Kalyan about Mar 1» Delta about Apr 10 ffMßf about Apl 2 Khyber about May 14545 words
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Advertisement482 1922-03-16 9 STEAMER SADJN€S N.Y.K. LONDON LINK. Karno Maru |f IT gr_ Katori Mara Asm 6 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tajima Mara v R HAMBURG LINE. Lyons Maru Mes> pj NEW TORE LINE VIA SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN UNE> Kanagawa Maru mm BOMBAY LINE, Morioka Mara Mm 17 Awi Maru g§ CALCUTTA LINE. Takaoka Mara482 words
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Advertisement443 1922-03-16 9 STEAMER SAJJJWCS LIME OF STEAMEBS VeatMy saiiiagi to and from Awti'L. lot cargo enly, filing tt ■Wife, Sonriheys, Frerneml*. AAStasAet Melbearae end "ydtoj ltB SCHEDULE IT SA&Mt. UK ArrlflU Singapore SalllBt Mm it "INOGGBlU M«r. 11 AMI I n EDRBSLU April 13 May n 1MITA May 13 Jo«« H ENOGGERA443 words
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Advertisement403 1922-03-16 9 j STEAMER UUKk O. SkK. THE OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA LIMITED, (Ineerpeestod m Japan.) AIU SOUXA STRUT. PBOPOSEB SAILINGS FBOM SINGAPORE. fBnh)e«t to ahangs wJStoat netice.) EUROPEAN LINE. POET SAJLA SlAaUBUXSRi LONDON. HAMBURG, RBTTBRDAM, ARB* ANTWERP. ♦Attai Macs err Apr 21 de* EI Ala. aar Ma/ IS dap 14 NEW TORE403 words
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