Malaya Tribune, 2 March 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. -No. 51 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1923.
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      45 1 i 1 N I f D CLASSES Pie** Consult OPTICAL C 0.,! SINGAPORE. ..•ii n iininmntMiin .i i•' [ocsog*— JOMw. ioaor=moaoi iocjoi ioc=ioi tocaoi aocao ■nsV I Drink Tennents Beer. I I! GUTHRIE Co., Ltd., J (Incorporated in Singapore.) J I Sole Agents. j j
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      53 1 Ojmßimiiii«itiiiini!ii!ii!iiiiini!ii:!intt!i i i i imiiiiliM j THE j j MALAYA TRIBUNE j j SHIPPING GAZETTE. The Popular Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. I Published Daily. i Complete Reports of Local j Events. Fall and Latest Telegram*. I Sport* Ncles by Expert I I Critics. The Sportsman's Paper g s luunwiiuinn
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    MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS.
    2569 2 KESLLTS OF INVESTIGATIONS BY AUDITORS The follow.ng is the report of Messrs Evatt and Co and Messrs Derrick and Co on Municipal Accounts: L In accordance with the request contained in your letters of October 26, 1922 and November 1, 1C22 we have conducted an investigation into the
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    WHAT TO DO FOR CHILDREN'S CONSTIPATION.
    190 2 Common-Sense Feeding And Baby's Own Tablets. The Only Treatment Necessary. The careful mother" will always safe-guard her infant or young children against constipat'on. Care in feed ng and the administration of Baby's Own Tablet* when necessary are the best means of prevention and cur
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      243 2 IMHtas»** i mm mmmmmam i I ss— —ii'n niiniiiiiwinnimjm».*'*-»*-»-*- i i a> I ONCE FRIED., ALWAYS USED I t I QUALITY GUARANTEED. I I I I Trading Company "Holland" I p (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) A rents. i i i i i i i > titM tfiia iiiiti.i"ti'iiirii. i i >»
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      130 2 DON'T BE IN THE DARK. About the must marvellous cure for Rheumatic pain that the wo-Id has ever known. Don't go on experimenting with worthless ointments, blood puri Tiers and kindred nostrums when the small sum of 65 cts. will brimr you substantial proof that. LITTLE'S ORIENTAL bALM W!LL CURE
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      277 2 FRESH TOCK 1923 F. H. Ay re's Terinisballs $10 50 ptr doz. Badminton Sets 1st Quality $35 00 2nd 25.00 Cheap 20 00 Special Pingpnrg Balls, Sets and Footbalh. ROSE Co., Ltd, 387, North Bridge Boad, SINGAPORE Telephone No. 396. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I Bfl"f*'« at the following depots:— SINGAPORE.
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      442 2 BLACK mAMoif FILES. HALT ROUND ***** FLAT ***** FILES AND RASPS. Large ana varied range of stocks always vm at Competitive Pries. Sole Agents: UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporate 1 in tie S;riiis 3a:.ie n> 1 s SINGAPORE "f 1 'A. IJfittggfS I Running Eczema Lasted a year and Resisted ail
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      513 3 0**-*.- O ABY'S development through 9 |J the months of infancy—the i increase of physical activity, the dawn of intelligence—forms the most fascinating feature o; child life. The continuous pro iTSSctE gress that is so gratifying to the watchful mother depends upon 8__1 _____lll the use of Foods correctly adapted
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      204 3 CHILD SUFFERED WIH iff RASH Very Much Inflamed. Had To Bandage Back. Cuticura Healed. "My littl_ girl suffered for twelve months from a raah on her back. It was very much inflamed and itched badly. At night I had to bandage her back to keep her from scratching. It was
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      366 3 A WORD OF ADVICE. There is perhaps no place in the world where a person voluntarily takes more risks against his health than in the Tropical East Ons cannot avoid doing so on account of the severs climate, dangers of bad water and a hundred other natural causes. There are
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    649 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" In the :xcond show at the Palacegay the chief film s a 5 reel Fox ph -toplay tartar George Walsh in "The Pride of New York." Thb will be supported by throe comedies and Eve's film Review. Tha first
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      480 4 AMUsgprrs A Stupendous Feature Production tbet Everybody has been Waiting for at tbe EMPIRE CINEMA The New Home of Paramount Pictures In the Second Show commencing at 9.30 p.m. A TRIP TO PARAMOUNT TOWN in 2 Reels. Preceding A Paramount Artcraft Royalty Masterpiece founded on Sir J. M. Barries Famous
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      373 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THE AT BE, BEACH ROAD. In Our Next Change Thursday March 1, to Tuesday, March 6. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. William Fox 1 resents PEARL WHITE In KNOW YOUR MAN In 6 Reels. A Drama of domestic difficulties concerning a
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      99 4 Yoxx Save (LIUB Money »"«1 •ecur* an A.; Hr l, P you Lu> a MKAn! Bath. Coastrr HutT-i >»k richly enameiled'anjl f'C'i 15 YEARS. I'acUedVie" I Fr ht an<l lusuran I to >' our cort. J/ SM I c prompt >)« !.vri? m t+ZmW I •""«ranteed. Money- l«f— J^t'B£^ >li><
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      299 4 1 "GAIETY" SrCCtAL ATTRACTIONS Foremoat Ma r superbly directed in Motion PtcMi*M, Ist Show at 7.50 Sharp. SPfIiNGTUIE NITV 1 ACT COMEDY TrUng!e Fm.v FRUITS OF PASSION with Francis and Alice Mann— 6 Part». 2nd Shew at 9.15 p m. 2 v #w Episodes of the Great DETECTIVE HVIGH SERIAL
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      139 4 1 9# 74 1,1 Bhllw at 7.10 8^ Ki,i «>3... a f S S: 3hl WIT» *s»Airra»ru 2nd Show °"Hj C» SUNNVSI.IE 1 1 5 Pin, WarlJ', VI !9 Mwisrt A,aa u f, 41 ,r a- lit!. Situ<«Woa« Ftjnti Oo siiarj if raM-.r OAYLIGfiI a>EJli 6d to rJayi .tad lajivjji,
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    ADMINISTRATION
    188 5 jo.nt eomr.-.utcf Formed. LfflMPrt men have be.n kt<| as a Joint Conunitten of [L ,settl ments and Federated Ls»tei to consd* the future ii n Mr A P A Anthony. Cc«G; Hon Mr A M I>ountn:y--mfi CB E; Mr C S Alexander: Llr J MiidttH; Hon Mr A N
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    TERRIBLE DUTCH DRAMA.
    180 5 M Kiib His Friend. b e dra terminating in a dy, was enacted in SouraJW recently. L employed at the r --way office, had for aaainvJi accommodating an /rend from Australia, v in h:s house and the y io at 33J Same bedroom At morning Laufer ib«
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    LONDON'S TUBE MARVEL.
    159 5 Huge New Station. A new tube station that will occupy practically the whole space if cad Hy Circus below ground, with entrances from every side escalators, and new automatic ticket barriers, forms part of the Underground Railway Compr.ny's new £6 003 000 £7,000 000 scheme for developing
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    140 5 rO-DAY-8 QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $108.25.—Buyers no selisrs. latest I.ocsl Msrket Quotations Buyerg Sellers Gambier $1600 Java Cube 2 4 50 Hamburg Cubs 24 00 Cube 21.00 *Sar. White Pepper 23.75 23.75 Mixed Black Pepper 16.00 •Sundried Copra 11.65 11.65 *Mixed Copra 11.30 1130 Small Flake Tapioca 13.75 Mcd
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    77 5 Standard Oil Compaa»'# torrent nrieea. Devon's Imperial Bri'liam per two t'na 17 Arrow r *wo tlut Tger jwt two *»na JIT' im dmo.a wo dmmi tb.W Aaiatic Petroleum raiuvmny'i rut •eot prirei. FUh per tin of 4 Tmp. fla. $3.55 r>rair»n 18.4* Crown it 13.87 "rowa
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 5 Singapore. March 2. On London !>*nk 4 months)' aight 2t 4 l-4d 2« 4 5-32H Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9-16 d On New York— Demand 5*% Private 90d|s 57H On France Bank 830 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173*4 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1 p.c. Dis.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    55 5 C. of C. Rubber Awoeiation. Singapore. March 2. pttl« Cr«pe Cloiki* Price». Buyer* Seller». Spot Latest London Cable» Quota London, Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price». Buyers Seller» Spot 61* April to June 62% 63 Ju'y to Sapt 65 Oct to Dec 66 66* Latest London Cables quoteLondon.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    27 5 Singapore, March 2. Today's closing: rubber quotation» are as under: New York. —36H cti. London. —la Singap re—62 eta. Tone of Market Ealier
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    65 5 Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, March 1. 9 am. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bar. Red to 32 degree Fah 1019.3 1016.5 ***** m 83 86 78 Tem P fl r. j Wet Bulb Ther: 77 76 74 DirofWind NW N NW Max Temp in shade 83 Mm do* do
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    138 5 ARRIVALS. Marcti 2. Kflmuta).*-, Dn: 7(W tons Cipt S wart, from P P naiu*. lef;. Ftb 27 H-sup Eng Moh. Arabesan Brit 4,731 tons, Cap'» W'atk.ni, ftopn Uongkon£. left Feb 2*) Namazie and Co. V» »n Go.-tie, Dut 644 tons. Capl Sp«W from Tarempa, lift Mar 1, K
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    162 5 Singapore. March 2. Rubber.—London Is 5%d. Local 62. Share Market.—Quiet. Tin.—London £212. Local $108 V* Buyers. Rubbers.—United Malaccas $1.60 to $1.65, Sungei Bagans $2 30 to $2 35, New Scudais $1.65 to $1.70, New Allenby s $1.15 to $1.20, Changkat Serdangs $3.80 to $3.90. Connemaras 95
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    127 5 A European defence force is being formed in Ken;a Colony, nnd service is compulsory on a 1 Europeans with the exception of those d to bo medically unfit. A Bi 1, wh eh provides heavy penalties for defaulters, has passed its first reading, and stipu'atea that the Force "shall be
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      67 5 TAKE HORLICK'S iff MALTED M'LKiQjl priied how in-I invig |kj 5| or.ting th., F<" v ')o D'xlNK B i,. HORLICK'S h.l r 3 oaturo to overcome <iiie»*». 5 Made ia a moment by tho j; addition oi little wator. hot Xl 5 or col* |j Of all btzair* «*no stores
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      912 5 WaNTE l>—a Cis lier with H.OO cash security bearing interest at the rate "f y% per anoum. Salary $I(H> rer month with good prispects. Apply to Box No. 49. c/o Malaya Tribune." MUNICIPAL r^TICE. The Municipal Commissioners of ~inpapnre invite app i MtUuM for the f< Uowiof vacai cie- in
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    126 5 I'OKF. I.IARY. Today. rrh 2 .0.41 «.m, 10.48 p.m. FT h Festiv* 5S$«®K5S -ssv--t0 ,„.rro.. 3 1119 Pf' ""ftanoiMW F>n*. S C C. ft* P Government House. fefctockofTMC^MM I rard Sta( um K T j Jr |v). annual musketry l vC ;f tor. 2.30. la> March 4.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    395 5 To-day, March 2. Bat*via. Samurang St Sou ra bay a Mtkhior Treub 2 p.m. Modan Van Dieny?n 3 p/m. Colombo Bombay* Sumatra Mara 3 p.m Port Swettenham Tcluk Anson •Perak 3 p.m Palu Pahat Meran 3 p.m. Ilongkong Japan Deucalion 3 p.m. Hoihow. Hongkong,* Amoy* Swatow* Kaying 3
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    DOMESTIC OCCURENCE.
    48 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mes«r*. V\ee Vah Cheow and Wee Mah Yam b»* t> ten.er their hea rtfelt thanks lo ail re'*tives and frieads who a'tende* the funenl of their late father, Mr. W«t Keng Hoe, and also to those wh > se it letters of coa lolenc<» and meath*.
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    UNCLE SAM'S LITTLE WORRIES.
    847 6 Isolation, or rather insularisation against all menace from without, was formerly the traditional political policy of the United States. Force of circumstance has, however, been too much for it, and it has had to be abandoned-. A pity, Americans must feel, and with excellent reason, for
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    776 6 Mrs W A N Duvies sails home by t>, "More*" an March 14. London, Feb 28. Baron Hayashi had luncheon with Ther Majestks.—Reuter. H M T Huntsend has been detained at Constantinople and the date of resuming the voyage to the Far East is indefinite. Mr. L. D. Wood is
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    REGULATING TRAFFIC.
    236 6 Experiment in Battery Road. Things were going from bad tv wots a w.th th; r.gulat'ng of trailie in Singapore, and it was indeed a very pleasant right for those arr.v n,; for work this morning to see that somj attempt had be.in made by the Traflic Department to
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    EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA.
    123 6 Singapore Branch. The f rtn ght.y meeting of the Singapore Branch of the Ex-Services A sociation of Malaya t ok pace on Monday at the Europe H-t:li, Major Keys, D 3 O, taking the Chair. Grants to the extent of 5550 were mad. to n;-ce-s tas
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    RUBBER CHAMBER'S ANNUAL REPORT.
    219 6 The following is th.* report of th Comm'ttce of the Sin<«jpore Chamber of Commerce Rubb.r Aluoffitioa foj the year. 1922, to be pteaeafULd at I;.--annual iaat4Cuß n the Exchanar** March 19 at 2.15 p.m.: Income amounted to $45,255.85 snj expend.tt T; including dcytxcaatuon "o $43.988.44> giving
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    41 6 Amount pi>v. acknowledgKd $33,258.6^ Mr Ong Soon Hce por Mr Song Chin Eng M Further proceeds—Van S ng Dramat:c Assoc ia ton Entertainments 2u Chinese Chrnrfan Associaton, the 33rd aßirhNMSaary 50 $33 378.58 GOH HOOD KIAT Hon. Sec
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    WATERING
    185 6 Fix>m rM.s7,. k tnktfisr of t/t s k lh- :t|.:ai>. e 1 J ai'jon t| ham be n coiu.J r M hi care ftoj.. tn e J' rtiUfco,, 0r r><(> -r.^ Th s r*ul has wl L 112 the Man* p tty e^ lildwueh tl„-y tfcllKll i the bu
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION.
    201 6 I'h.-re wa;, a «jathern,' of van sixty Indians at .2 Kcrba day t cw-n? d r th foi 11 Ir.d'an Association. Mr Asian Chander Chander J p rbial the chair, urged the n <?ss;:y i s -eh an natitut n a Hi the aud one to srane do
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    F M S CHAMBER
    62 6 Kuab L mpar F*» A. meet ng of the V M 1 of Comme/ie? passed va: ations in rules d f and circulated to nn* J At the r canal mi j Sclan-Tor branch Mr Hai J aided end the eoo.m ttw j ing yeaT was
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    BASSETT RUBBER CO
    41 6 iVfum Our Own Corr Pert: > j*N Barstlt liubU-r C total crop harvested c at an all in ccst of j lb. The a'.erayf r/as 30.18 rents. The r■ F J $12 789. A dividend jJj i* I $12-1,479.
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    COORTNEIDGE-HOLLOWAY
    43 6 The Courtne tt Company repeated 0 other crowded hou B "Bul'-Dog Drummer.'! I The play was 4 and the diftW did their par-Us to r To-night the 4 which ha- m J diving tht-'r S ngaporo. wlnn tl with "If Four Wt*S
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      328 6 I 1923 MODELS I MOHEL M DELUXE 1 TOURIST I Ej The Highest Perfection In Light-Weights. All Chain Drive. I S Ctrantmhift Oa vr Kick St irt. Free Engine Clutch. qJ g Price S625 00 Net! I pji Complete with Lamp and Horn. I POPULAR SPORTS MODEL Countershaft 2-Speed. Chain-Cum-Belt
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      44 6 [gCTOGElt Advice ireti by our Qualified Nurae t* all user* upon Application to NtSTLS ANfiLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILB Ci> (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore BIRTH. '"Ay.—On Thursday morning let JVi.rch, at No. .4, Loror g 17, G.ylt:ng. toM- r.. Mrs. Ian Jin Gam, a son.
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    INDIA'S NEW BUDGET.
    87 7 DEFICIT 10 BE MET BY INCREASED SALT TAX. SittEASED RAILWAY INCOME. Reuter. Delhi, Mar li< .u'kftt. F nance Member, has presented the Budget to V s TVre is a on liut year's budget of 17>*4 l/x s Heavy (tcrnaae of raih?ay enrnings. Expenditure r rt K 1
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    MR. BANDMAN'S WIDOW.
    124 7 Sued f« Hill's Debt Reuter. London. March 1. a Mr H M Bandman. theatrical impressar o r,«t acre mentioned in the ■*V~ un y U rt. whin his n d by Wh *eley's for aumidi for goods told. a i .a.r sne was l.ct Mr Bandman's I
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    COTTON EXPERIMENTS.
    84 7 Bradford Facing Facts. Reuter. London.. Merrh 1. &-JT*.n S'r.irp Chairman at the fciiM D »r? Association meeting 'tw wire s ens of a if 1 r, .it cot'on >iro\vif4 «l r si the appn'nrmcnt 4 rrp r riff inh»' ,jv hi Y ii n th« TJikire and I*l
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    CIVIL SERVANT'S STEP.
    69 7 Resigns to Help Russia. Reuter. London, Ftb 28. A n rthv has buen taken '7 M." F V. !(i Ac:'tv?? Assistant R f tfc* P »rd of Trade and r ti> pon the Pei*Tr ~112 the Inter-AU»ed 'lyw,? TcMHonrr Council, who bas the rivJl and joined r'-V
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    BROTHELS IN HONGKONG.
    62 7 Wicn i n Parliament. Reuter. I'Ondon, March 1. tn H use of Common-, replying r the Hon Gn re undertook to ask the of Horrrkont* to report on of houses of ill-fame many were jet aside for t of European* and l**J fpeetively and whether g j
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    REDUCTION OF OPIUM.
    39 7 to Negotiate. Reuter. TV c. r Washin to o March 1. bai adopted the res^uR Ta,Sr d by tV Hou e of «m w to R-'gotiate with the redD ction of the op!um n <* its deriva"■—Reater.
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    SHIP SUBSIDY SHELVED.
    184 7 Gold and Silver Production. Reuter. Washington, Feb 28. After rejecting the proposal by 48 votes to 36 to kill the Sh p Subsidy Bill by recommitting it to Committee, the Senate accomplished the same result, voting 63 to 7 to table the bill and take up other
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    ASIATICS PROHIBITED.
    108 7 Immigrants to South Africa. Reuter. Capetown. March L j The appellate division of the j Supreme Court, by a majority of three to two confirmed the regulation of the Minister for the Interior, dated 1913 class ng all Asiatics as prohibited immigrants, under the Immigrants' Re triction Act.
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    U.S. CONSULATE CLOSED.
    103 7 The Newcastle Charges. Reuter. London, March 1. The Foreign Office has received from the United States a note stating the nation not to reopen the Constate at Newcastle. It appears that Great Britain offered to withdraw the charge, against the Consul and VfcjConsul without prejudice provided the
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    DARLINGTON BY-ELECTION.
    36 7 Reuter. London, March 1A by-election at sitat.d by the elevation Peas- to the peerage resulted. Alder m .n Pea "a (Conservative), 14.684, sherwood (Labour), ***** There is no change m the represent ation.— Reuter.
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    POLISH-RUSSIAN TREATY.
    17 7 Reuter. Warsaw. March I.PreVnvnary negations have been opened at Moscow for a 8 Commercial Treaty.-R^t.r.
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    COST OF OCCUPATION.
    167 7 AMERICA AFTER THE DOLLARS. Ruhr Situation. Reuter. Pari*, March 1. Mr Wadsworth, Assistant Secretary to the Amer.can Treasury, has arrived in Paris to dicusa with the sllicd experts the question of the cost of the American Army of Occupation. The expenses of all the in occupation hsve
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    AUSTRIA BENEFITS.
    235 7 Reuter. Vleuna, Ft»b 28. Ovine to the situation in the Ruhr, Austrian ii">n nnd ttetil works are flooded with foreign orders and export prices art' advancing daily.— Reut.r London. Feb 28. Thi? cu ternary daily list of expulsions and arrests 112o 1 <wed by counter measures on the
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    TROOPS IN INDIA.
    30 7 Reductions Foreshadowed. Reuter. Delhi, Feb 28. It is reliably .earned that substanti.l reductions are contemplated in the present strength of the British and Indian troops in India.-Renter.
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    PRICE OF PETROL.
    169 7 motors, in Bengal have been circularised by the ft**** Automobile Association of Bengal 7r* Mr E. A. Ronch, Chairman of Motor Trade India Section. o^toHstst 5 combined Movement is essential m atem reduction m the price or petrol, and to remove a real mjust cca movement must
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    HOME LIBEL ACTION.
    185 7 JUDGE REVERSES JURY'S DECISION. Marie Slopes Plaintiff. Reuter. London, March 1. Dr Marie Stones, the famous birth control advocate, sued the London Doctor, HalVlday Sutherland, and the publishers, Harding and More, for alleged libel in Sutherland's hook "B rth Control" which, referr'ng to her Birth Control Clinic
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    DANGEROUS DRUGS BILL.
    53 7 Reuter. London, Feb 28. The House of Comm ns pa-sod the second reading of tha Dangerous Drugs and Poisons Bill, giving the authorities increased powers in dealing with the illicit traffic of drugs, and increasing the penalties to a maximum of ten years penal servitude and a
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    OBITUARY.
    28 7 London. March L A message from Angora state- that M Araloff. the Soviet representativehas died suddenly.—Reuter. London, March L The death is announced of Lord Weardale.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    350 7 The following Singapore properties belonging to the Estate of Sheriffa Fatimah binte Omar AI Junied were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co., at their saleroom No 30 Chulia-street, on Wednesday afternoon. There was a large attendance of huoers and in spite of the present
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    "TEXAS" WALKER.
    392 7 FINE SHOW VT THE STADIUM. Those who faied to go to the Stadium la>;t nfght missed a rare treat. In addition to the interesting boxing bouts Mr Texas Walker, undoubtedly the world's greatest spectacular marksman and larivt thrower, carried the audience through breathless moments with his hair raising
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    163 7 12th List of Subscriptions. Amoun: previously acknowledged Colxted by Mrs RupeTt Manasseh and Mrs V Clumeck Fraser Co,, 250 Lyall Evatt 200 E S Manasseh 100 Nathan Son Mtyer Brother* 100 Lewis Peat 100 R S MV<nasseh 50 J A Elias 60 V Clumeck 60 A Frankel
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    150 8 FOOTBALL. EX-SERVICES TEAM. It has been d.-c d d lo c <nt nue to run an Association Football team for the Ex-Services As-cation and Mr LaMothe has accept-d the posit on of Capta n. Will a!, members who wi h to ass st the team send in
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    BOXING.
    398 8 LAST NIGHT'S CONTESTS In conjunction with Mr Texas Walkar's W.ld West show the Boxing Stadum staged a number of interest ng bouts last night at the Stadum. The first fight of the evening was one of four rounds between Sam Dixie, 6.10, and N Buck-rie, 6.12. Dixie, who a
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    TO-NIGHT'S CONTESTS.
    48 8 S:\eral more b:xng contests wV precede "Texas" Walker's show at the Siad urn, Rsb'nson-road to-night. C X Ye w will meet V F Won> ov.r l x rounds and Dudley bambrooke wll fight Kirn Leong in a four-rounds conteit. There will be three other good bouts.
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    70 8 Y M C A vs. R G A. The following will represent i.he V M C A vs. R G A at cricket tomorrow at Biakan Mati commencing at 230 p m:—H G Stack (Cap.)" ASA Jansen C A Norris, M Ignatius, P E Thompson, T E X Return,
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    30 8 NEW WOULD RECORD. Reuter. Nev York. Mar 1. Witt» Kitoia b> at Jo.e Ray n> a tkutt* run, 11 14 minvites 15 4|5 •ecimdi. crsmdng a world's record.— ttMler.
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    763 8 POLO CLUB GYMKHANA. The following are the entries for the Polo C ub Gymkhana which is to be held on the Racecourse at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday March 10. EVENT NO L L'oyd Lindsay Race. Team No I.—A J Ferguson, C J Lloyd, Dr J Sloper and H
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    210 8 SCC SPRING TOURNAMENT. Tbe SCC Spring Lawn Tenn* Tournament commence on Monday w'th a number of te? in the Newcomers Handicap, The tournament, jtftcr the inital stapes, iihould provide much inclement, jud? ng from the r>;ent form of le?,dj\j Club play: rs. MONDAY'S TIE9. Newcomer*' Handicap. G Go
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    236 8 The "Chinese Recorder" has an interesting account of the father of the late Dr Forsyth, of Singapors. It says: "On the lfh.i day of 1922 there passed away at Tsinan a veteran of the English Baptist Mission—Robert Coventry Forsyth—who first came to China in 1884. He was the best type
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    97 8 GUTHRIE AND COS WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore Mar I. Following fee set back reported last we\k. values had a quick recovery on a steady enquiry for spot and near-by delivery. Forward post ons ininrcved in sympathy, smail business beVnj done in Apr 1 Uo June up to
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    BARLOW AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    198 8 Singapore. March 1. At the beginning of the wei'k Ihe tone of the market improved, and this wus fu-'ly maintained at the local auction he don Wednesday, Business was done Id Awarded Sheet at 61 c„-7vts loose and 61 hu centl* for C3soU lota. Good
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    226 8 Singapore, Mar 1. There have been m-nor fluctuations in the m Kfcct during the last we-.k bu: the g»enerU tendency has for an improvement in prices. The markets in New York and London have both been very qu et and business has be.n on a
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    511 8 Singapore, Feb 28. The week under review has a som-'what ime\*-Utfu! period in the local share market. The steady r se in tho pr ce of Tn :<tr;il continues but its affect on ahar<a has scarcely been fe t m «t stock? b-tng freely offered
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    SUCCESS OF "DOPE" FUEL.
    160 8 Wins All the Races. It will probab y be news to most people that all the big motor car ra<»es, both in America and in Europe, during the last two years have beer, won by cars in which "doped" fuel has be en used. The "Motor"
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    105 8 In connection with the Schidrowitz process a correspondent points out that due recognition should be given to one man—H.C. Stewart, Chairman of Devon Estates Ltd., and now Chairman of "Vultex" Ltd. "I believe", he wrivos, "Schidrowitz hid offered his patents to several of the Home boards of rubber plantations, as
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    445 9 Singapore, Feb 24, 1923. Aruck. Price. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.40 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.54 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kati 0.66 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.50 Fowl medium (1%-2%
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    871 10 EFFECTS OF INCREASED CONSUMPTION. Government Policy Vindicated. The London financial papers arriving by the last two mai's have abounded ir sangu ne forecasts v<f t'n prospects for 1923. The "M ring Journal" has a fo.ur column leader on the subject, Mr Percy Sargant a column in the
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