Malaya Tribune, 5 March 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. r i No. 53 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1923
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      142 1 jfOUKiitfl GLASSES please Co 08 1"' I r -tiCTIiiNC OPTICIANS. ..iii i i M ijC-JITSU iimpliiied f, Waianabe. b book reveals L ru iiment or ition of the lenth 1 A 11 o t Ju-Jiisu. I] Price 60 cuts tiich. ioH t o., Basah Hoad. PURITY /I jWRIGLEY'Sj 7 I
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      66 1 fBSgl 4 ttOLLANDIV piS! CONDENSED |^fj^f SWEETENED MILK. j^^^jL ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED QUALITY GUARANTEED j Trading Company "Holland" (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. i 3 DIAYIONDS AND ALL KINDS OF PRECIOUS STONES, SETTINGS OF TEL FINEST AM) LATEST I PATTERNi, FASHIONABLE JEWELLERY j %AM) WATCHES AT RENE UILMAINN, 3
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      191 1 Shirts! Shirts!! (Our Own Make) With or WitH- .it Collar. More than 20 pattern? to select. OS I K. SULTAN IBRAHIM 94, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, X (Adelphi Hotel Buildings), 5j SINGAPORE. Oj I KEEP PACE WITH THE BAD I TIMES, v Owing to the financial stringency, we j offer easy
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      193 1 B 4;>si'ii!iiiii-iirti!iiiiiiiiiini in ii in i mm t mmatt THE f MALAYA TRIBUNE AKn I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. I Te. No. 171, Managerial Depl I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. J I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I a I w Per annum $16.00 I Half-yearly 7.50 1 I
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    VULCANIZED LATEX.
    1188 2 Confoundedly expensive Rubber vulcanization by the- usual methods in vogue in the industry has always teemed to us> a not altogether satisfactory proceeding of which the acitual though seemingly proved, was regrettable, and concernijig which the te-chncal procedure adopted appeared at least to cail loudly for improvement. The
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    CINEMA PROPAGANDA.
    183 2 Car Manufacturer* Busy. A a n.ed urn of propaganda the en .ma film la being usxl to a much greater .xte than hitherto n the m '.or indusiry. ar.d there Is little doubt that .'t prov'dess a very nteresting and convenient meant of ac-qua ntmg the pub! c
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    42 2 Consignments of condensed milk are be 'ng shipped ajr the poirt of Warrn*:amboo! for despatch to the East. Warrnamb ol s an important co'lectng c ntre for produce rais.d in the lead ng dairy ng areas of the Stat? of Vict rla.
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    FOR ACHES AND PAINS.
    160 2 For aches and pans ir. young and •dd there is nothing thet will so quickly bring permanent relief and CUKE as that sovereign, time-tested and proven remedy— Little's Oriental Balm. For the aches and pains of childhood and youth it is unexcelled. For the Rheumatic and
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    A NEW NERVOUS SYSTEM.
    214 2 What We Should All Like. There are few of us who would refuse the offer of a new nervous system, were such a thing- possible. Most people know what happens when the nerves become "frayed." We grow irritable and touchy, suffer from headache, sleeplessness, or perhaps
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      338 2 :i»HUBBUCKS<t -S Paints Oils Varnishes etc j|p arc known throughout the Empire for MfJ covering power ami durability. Supplies ready for immediate shipment. m ss cu( S« WSJS H Lj= (m Paints. Red Fn.meU.Turpe.tire, ififf UL i/ i yd/ 7 THROUGH I SU.Ii. WERCH I »> k- THOMAS HUBBUCK SON.UP
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      283 2 FRESH STOCK 1923 F. li. Ay re's Tennisballs $10 50 per doz. Badminton Sets Ist Quality $35.00 1 2nd 25.00 Cheap M 20 00 Special Pingporg fHIs, Sets and Footballs. ROSE Co., Ltd, 387, North Bridge Roaci, SINGAPORE Telephone No. 396. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE is on sale at the following
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      448 2 THE IhM^i CAST IRON STEAM TRAP *WITH FFH4|| Dn SIZE ABSOUm DnCBAMH Screwed gallons ?em ho Standard Length. Weight. L Gas Cold Water Hot Water 1 Threads. dt6OK UCLUjr I H 1 lb. loz. 100 M 4 n 4.- lib.9oz. ->oo lofl N 2 lb. i loz. 350 240 IT
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    EDUCATION IN HONGKONG.
    291 3 IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS. A Boaid of Education Sub comm --tec- in makes th. following recommendation:- on British education in that Colony: 1. —That kindergarten school* for children between the Bgea of 5 and 5) years be istab ..'shed on the most modem method? with specially trained k'ndergai en
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    DROUGHT AT HOME.
    211 3 Labour Wants Scotland Dry. London. Jan 22.—The Scottish Independent Labour Party at its annual conference to-day, gave an overwhelming vote for prohibition instead of nationalization of the drink traffic. London, Jan 20.—While it is presumably a far cry to prohibition in England, reduction of the number of
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    BEET SUGAR IN AUSTRALIA.
    102 3 Tht. grer.t bulk of sugar produced m the Commonwealth is from canr grown in Queensland. At Mjffra, in Grippeland, the Government of the State of Victoria controls the only beet sugar factory in Australia. The Manager, wh v'sited the United Stat** last year, has submitted a
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    75 3 Details are disclosed in the Chinese press of the format on of an opium smugging combine whise activit'-ea will extend from Bombay all over the Far East to Manchuria. The combine is known as the Opium Sm tggling Bureau and on the authority of a fireman aboard a Japatese steamer
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      485 3 ry ABY'S development through D tn e months of infancy—the ggMĔMBĔ increase of physical activity, the dawn of intelligence—forms -$SB m Q s as °i na ting feature of 'YeV c ne continuous pro- gress that is so gratifying to the mother depends upon r; Jj tiie use of Foods
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      701 3 V and un,, aUmanta so prevalent in Far Jta*tern climates ga i n speedy relief thr >ugh V'ep;*. You s imply.d;v e; t P 9pa of their sllyef capping and diss dye the tablets In vow mouth. Your br. t tb c rries t b- I'ine yap ors and other
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      272 3 j Do foo realise the rJaiigar of l! Anaemia i Rich, r-d blood :s M [ntfcpenaahli i] j• SSCSJIiIy io the niuintti: .:.ce vi i vita! energy. When t»»** b!or-d brccmes mp.-»ve--•j iahed [Ansema?) the who's bodily [I smith tuflfers. Became impover- I! ished blood lacks thr niatrttrvs material necessary*
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      281 3 At Less Than i j Half Pre War Price j I $3 for 1,000 I 1 British Manila ENVELOPES i Size 6 in. x'3l 2 in. i j Tiie Federal Rubber Stamp Co. Telephone. No. 442. 20, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. 1T x r I f 1 CI c coiing artnk,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    708 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." Ar« producers slacking in their work or is tho moving p ctur2 trade being *lov/ y but surely kilZed by censors There has been, of late, a general outcry that the present day photopla; are losing a 1! interest,
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      353 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA 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 Play THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON Adapted for the Screen by Jeanie Macpherson under the title of MALE AND FEMALE
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      384 4 AMUSEMENTS A LHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. In Onr Next Change Thursday March 1, to Tuesday, March 6. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. William Fox Presents PEARL WHITE in KNOW YOUR MAN In 6 Reels. A Drama of domestic difficulties concerning a lonian who
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      470 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY" SU*, HS I SPE'IAL ATTRACTIONS. H Foremost Stars superbly directed in m\W clean Motion Pictures. <t|_l Hp Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. H SPRINGTIME fT'Y 2 ACT COMF.u- B Triangle Play FirHTINP FRUITS OF PASSION J F4TE with Francis and Alice Mann—s Parts. < pS> 6S lye Su
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    208 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $108.00.-175 tons mid Latest Local Market Quotation* Buyers Sellers Gambier $160fJ Java Cube 24 50 Hamburg Cube 24.00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 24.00 M'xed Black Pepper 15.50 Sundried Copra 11.80 Mixed Copra 11.50 *Small Flake Tapioca 14.00 14.00 Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, March 5. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-4 Demand 23 4 WRW Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9-16 d On New York Demand 54 Private 90djs 57% On France Bank 830 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% P-C
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    53 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore March 5. Palo Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Gables quote. London, Spot. Rtobed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers A?ril to June <» July to Sept JJ* Oct to Dec 65 65 Latest London Cables quote. London, Spot Is
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, March 5. Today's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—3s% cts. London.— 13 5%d. Singapore.-60% cts. Tone of Market.-Quiet.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    77 5 ARRIVALS Marcl .1. Scott rUrlsjr, Brh 193 torn, Capt Mcddox, from Batavia, left Mar 1 L.n Saiing. .aiulja, Dut 800 tons. Cap. Pepexxak ttom Deli, lift Mar 1, kp .'sehappij. Singkep, Dut 284 Urns Capt Werwar, from Djamb:, left Mar 3, X P Maatschappij. Coca, Dut 762 ions,
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    67 5 The following ships are in eom-mun-cation with the Wire ess Stations at:— Singapore Ampullaria. Armand Bchic Belleisle. City of Bagdad, GI-nade, Janus. Laomedon, Matsue Maru, Mr.deroo, Nankin, Prinses Juiana, Semiramis, Sicilia, Soudan. Steel Navigator, Tasman, Tajima Maru, Tjikembang. Penangi Arwbertan, Armand Behic, Aymeric, cfeea Maru, David Lloyd George, Ha if
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    168 5 Sngap *w, March 5. Rubb.r.—London Is 5%d, Local 60%. T n.—L <ndon March 3, £210. Local SIOB (175 tons sold.) Rubbers.—Un'ted Malaccas $1.57 ft t> $1.6:2%, A lenbys $1.17% to $1.22%, Cbangkat Seidangs $3.90 to $4.10, Connemaras 97% $1.02%. Tins.—M r;'!.mbns 45 to 50 cents, H
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 169 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs 174 equal to $100.
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      143 5 CRES ENT (!N MA JOHORE BAHRU. GRAND VAUDEVILLE. WILD WEST SHOW AND BOXING. March 5, ci and 7, at 9 p.m. TEXAS WALKER Wcrlds Greatest Sensational Rifls ShotSee him shoot fire from cigarette hsld ia mouth of an assistant, and many other hair raising shots. Guadaloupe Warne. Lady Champion Roper
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      325 5 «iiua.ii ii i i i i i i i i i i s s v 1 A DOLLAR OR TWO I 9 kof no importance compared with your eyea Consult j LAZARUS t OPTICIAN, i I Medical Ha!) Building, Battery Road. I autM!imnii:iiini'ii!iiiiiiiiiti'i'ii'itiiti:iii|iiii'i!iaii» CHOOSE YOUR CAREER, More than two million
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      149 5 Ace| $OS $OJC 1 f DOUBLE ACE l GOLDEN I «»aitl"fll|llfMfllll;i|H»ll|.l|ll|lllllllllMfri»Mm.....„.„.„. t f f |l|t|tf t| i F i ANGLO-CHI ESE MOTOR COMPANY II NOTICE. Vs. SHORT STREET. a ;We exac ite Repiirs and Overhauls to all description ol f Notioa it hereby given that my soa Motors, and SuDplies
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      60 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, March 2. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 P-™-Bar Red to 32 degTee Fah 1018.6 .1017.7 1015.5 80 86 79 TemT> 7* 77 75 Wet Bulb Ther: 75 n Dir of Wind N Max Temp in shade 88 Min do do 71 Max in Sun
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    139 5 WHEN AN D WHERE 4 siN i;apokk diary To-da> March 5. la* 1 1 fate** re league a* on and inspection ft' 0 r i 5; A Co., 5.10. To-morrow. March 6. m am 36 p.m. >- n a 1 Home. Drill Hall, Gw instruction 5 A try Dri i
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    275 5 To-day March 5. L N Meran f p.m. L Sanarang, Surabaya to 31 Navigator 2 p.m. UsretteBhan Penang •Kir.ia 3 p.m. |p»J H U* Hye Leong 4 p.m. sr. h Bnda Van Goens 4 p.m. To-morrow. March 6. L j *Bennit I a.m. ilu iu Pondaaak 10 a.m.
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    HOW TO GET HOUSES QUICKLY.
    986 6 The above is the caption to a most interesting and practical article contributed to the Manchester Guardian by Mr L T Hobhouse. The plan which he suggests might quite conceivably be applied to Singapore. Without touching further in any way upon the merits and demerits
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    666 6 Details of volunteer Training for 1923 will be published to-morrow. The Band of Hope will meet a-J the YWC A on Wednesday, ait 4.30 pm. Messrs Swan and Maclartm'* Penang hraach will in future be carried on. as architects and surveyors, under the name and style of Swan. Maclaren and
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    "TEXAS" WALKER.
    52 6 In Johore To-nig!>t. "Texas" Walker, assisted by his talented troupe, will again thrill Johore to-n'ght w:i.(h his semnatonal shooOing exhbit ort. In conjunction wijth Mr Walker the Stadium Box In: Syndicate w'M take over a number of our best boxing boys, fcilsidriiti of Johore are promised aa excels,
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    ABOUT KELANTAN.
    176 6 We wonder if the Foreign Office and the Colonial Office at Home quite realize what a crop of trouble they may be laying- up for tbsmatjfaea in future in the Unfederated Malay States as a result of the definite statement made ex cathedra by a member of the
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    463 6 The New South Wales Cabinet, en Jan 15. appointed a sub-committee to make a r*. commendat'on regarding the proposed 'ncprry into the atl 000,000 c:ment corv/raet «-ntes> d into by th? Min'etvy when Mr Dool r wm+ Premier. A lurg.- cont J ng.m i Itai'ane arrived in Austral a by
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    "BE PREPARED."
    364 6 boy noun Governor's T a good v.sitors Saturday af. Prnooo S, kiwsw. Chief E t OVtr 360 Boys various troops in Si^ after 5 p.m. the A| the;r band, marched in- lC r^ 1 H F Sir Lai rence Gui-w. the salute, and later, had :ined out on
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    SHAKESPEARE IN SIAMESE
    115 6 Bhiykok "Romft> J"-* translated into S amest I y ii lIJJ the KJog of Sv.ro. ha* bea M% Bangkok. His Majeaty h** pr *JH lated "The Merchant sf Ve»«J "An You Like It." sd fcaa* also bv.n sts« d -ndej x»W direction. Laet Apri the X ivt
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    126 6 Sir S dary Kidman, qHO untitledwong untitled tetania from th* t' n v JJ feat the American c ing three times or twea h a anat as th. Au.tr.. Ms lata. of canl. was *cry \*„gm4 he aaw 20 builocks c r <rt £38. Is a good markfit J tboy
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      334 6 l 1923 MODELS I LIGEI-WEIGHT MOTOH-CYCLES I MODEL DE-l I'XE TOURIST S The Highest Perfection in Light-Weights. All Chain Drive. 3 Countershaft Gear. Kick irt. Free Engine Clutch. [j I Price 00 Nett g q| Complete with Lamp and Horn [j I POPUIAR SPORTS MODEL I n] C a Counter*hift
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      25 6 Advice free by our Qualified Nun* f all users upon Application to NatHTLK A ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED Mil X i O. < London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore
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    GERMANY WEAKENING?
    170 7 POSSIBLE RUHR COMPROMISE IN NEAR FUTURE U. S. HINT TO FRANCE. Lond h, March 4. s astounded at the news of the French occupation of Mannheim Btr r i harbours, which are most important for traffic in the Upper i^ Ksr f j, e Darmstadt railway workshops, the
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    NO ANTI-BRITISH ENTENTE.
    140 7 Lond n, Maich 4. t-v diplomatic correspondent says that French diplomacy attempt to create an anti-British continental bloc, p. en France a stra ght hint that if the French succeeded "J 'h P' menace to British security a> would necessitate the c t disarmament policy, jeopardising British
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    SENATOR ROOT AND FRANCE.
    62 7 New York. March 4. r h A addre*rng the first meeting of the comm ttee of one d f r re a 0T1 the purpose of which is to instruct American r'TV'nteiratieral effa rs. d«clered that the United States had no n<r/rgnt"to prevent France going to
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    PILLAGE SCENES "STAGED."
    160 7 Paris*. Mar 4. I s y affirmed that ppj I pillage n the Bochum Oman of Commerce ware staged b| German authorities after the rench troops and hkt iraal >*s were then invited Sliput thorn.—Reuter. March 4. has d:creed a jreara penal servitude ■la certain cases life
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    EARLIER CABLES.
    93 7 Coblence, March 3. J" court-martial at Pirmasten •kncsd the Ohu Burgomaataf to f4 yw impraonmmt and a fine «*****,000 marks, and th. aeeond was sentenced to 5 JJMI marks both for refusing to J »«al Frcmch Commandants' orH r or.aequ«nt up.n the refusal of Jj* to carry out
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    GERMAN OBSTRUCTION.
    133 7 Dtt-'SsekiorfY, Msrch 3. Twelve officers and 270 men of the Schutz Polizei have been expelled from Ge?senkirchen. meanwhile the postal services in the Ruhr are bee tning d:sorganised owing to German obstructive methods. —Reuter. Strasbourg. March 3. With the object of facilitating control of the customs French troops
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    RAILWAYMEN EVICTED.
    82 7 Reuter. Ewe*, March S. Th« latest fruit* of the French oerurpation of Ruhr fUtiow am 83 locomotive, 650 loaded coal trucks and other rolling-*toek and two magmiflcent trains de luxe. To make rooia for the French the railwaying* at Spelldorff have been evicted from their houses. —-Reute*. Par».
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    ULSTER ANGRY.
    81 7 Fr< State Customs. Reuter. Tj, Lond:-n. March 3. lib ni unc «n«nt that the Free ••tabli.hed a senarate cuaI March has aroused mat on in Ulster. Col <W;' fak n t0 Be!fa,st Trader*., fcl J. tk Frfe Stat action as dtgrte and hoped that Kill?*** Wc Prevail and
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    25 7 Reuter. An,,.,, Co P CT *ate» March 4. j fa, Aalborg says that P the Co-operativ* W.,.: v Noerre Sundby. a**, at aiz mill'on Reuter.
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    LIBERAL SUCCESS.
    54 7 Col. Stanley Beaten Afain. Reuter. London March 3. Tbe result of the East Willesden byelection is: Harcourt Johnston (Liberal) H824 Colonel G F. Stanley (Conservative) Col Stanler is Under-Secretary for Home Affair, and ws. rejected at Pre ton at the general election. The vacancy cauaed by the «shm«tfon
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    43 7 The New South Weles brands of th* Earned Sapors and Solder. Imperial Le.gne ha. dcerded recommend th* acceptance of the lnj-ta-tion to send a team of eoldiew to Englaad ia 1924. It la that the membera of the team .hould he Auetral'an bom.
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    INDIAN BUDGET.
    134 7 DRASTIC REDUCTION OF EXPENDITURE. Army Curtailment. Reuter. Delhi. March 3. The Inchcape Committee's report unanimously recommends economies totalling nineteen and a quarter crores of rupees including ten and half crorej by reduction of military strength and other army economies, four and a half crores on railways, 137 lakhs
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    CAIRO OUTRAGES.
    72 7 More Bomb-Throwing. Reuter. Cairo, March 5. Considerable excitement has been caused by the third bomb outrage in three weeks. One thrown at the headquarters of the Briti h Signal Corps dd not exa) de. A s.cond was thrown at a cafe attached to the British military headquarters! and
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    NORTH PACIFIC FISHERIES.
    60 7 Reuter. Ottawa, March 3. It is announced a convention between the United States and Canada ha« be*" ?igned at Wmmbjgton vrntii ng f.r a close *ea on for halibut in the North Pacific between Nov »6 and Feb 15 yearly. Also the creation of a joint commission
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    FRENCHMEN IN RUSSIA.
    27 7 Reuter. London March 3. The Manchester Guardian" says French officials are now in Moscow discussing the establishment of a regular Franco-Rus ian wireless service.—Reuter.
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    GIBRALTAR'S GOVERNOR.
    25 7 Reuter. London March 8. General Sir Charles Monro has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief at Gibraltar ia successioa to General Sir Smith Donrien.-Jteuter.
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    NORWAY'S NEW CABINET.
    22 7 Reuter. Christiania, March 3. The Conservative leader Halvorten, has been entrusted with the task of forming a new Government.—Renter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    167 7 We aaa Vndanm* ta me "Naays Kieai-Niani Shimbua" fsr aaa faiWw- Tokio, March 2. M Joffe, th« Russian political magnate who is staying in Japan, is expected to return home after another fortnight- It b reported that General Geckel is coming from Peking to Japan to carry
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    23 7 Reuter. Paris March 4. The Court of Appeal has rejecte the appeal of M Pernotte, manager of th* anque Industrie de Chne.— Reuter.
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    AMERICAN NEWS.
    236 7 AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN APPOINTED. Filibuster Continued. Reuter. Washington, March 3. As far as the present sesJon is concerned the Senate has disposed of Hard ng's proposal that America shall become a member of the International Court of Justice, having rejected the Democrat Senator King's resolution by 49 to
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    CAPITAL LEVY IN GREECE.
    41 7 Reuter. Athens, March 3. Th# ha« lt*Mf*l on th° MOfHiea »1 capital levy the details of which are not disclosed but the ordinal scheme baa been sliehtly amended in deference to the chamber of commerce opposition. —Reuter.
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    PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARIES.
    151 7 Tour in South China. Dr McGregor and Dr McOagan, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday and addressed a meeting at St Andrew's Church, have been on a tour in South China and Formosa, in connection with the Presbyterian Church Mission. They started their tour of the different
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    "DRY" CANADA.
    143 7 Brewers Score Hoavhy. The following has reached us (says the Morning Post") from a correspondent in Canada: Ths situation in th* so-called "dry" countries of Canada and the Ststes, after thss* several years of "dryness," is really a peculiar one. As a result of "Prohibition" a vast number
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    55 7 The Lotteries and Art Union a Amendment Act pn-sod by the New Sair Wale* Parliament, came fttto force on January 1. Undor Mm «1 raffling by means of tick**. *da tot, whecia. or othoff ga?m?« of chance m permlttrd only at baxaars or fancy fairs b?ld for raising fund* m
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    MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS.
    2235 7 RESULTS OF INVESTIGATIONS BY AUDITORS. The fol owing are the comments by Mr W Mi /rsh. Municipal Secretary, on the report by Messrs Evatt and. Co, and Messrs Derrick and Co, on Municipal Accounts: I have the honour to submit my camniavi» on the Report by Messrs Evatt
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    587 8 CRICKET. P S AND LAW vs ETCETERAS. An xthor match n l.b? SCC Cricket tournament was played on Saturday on th<? S C C ground when the Public Services and Law were opposed by the Etceteras. It wasun unusually thrilling game, wth plenty of good, hard hitting.
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    M C C IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    51 8 Capetown, Mar 3. For the last match of the tour the weather was fine and wicket good; 6,000 were present including Prince and Prinoess of Connaught. Western Province score 118. Jupp took 4 for 31. MC C made 123 for 5 Sandham 38, Fender
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    BOXING.
    369 8 SATURDAY NIGHTS CONTESTS At the Box ing Stadium on Saturday n ght, a fairly good crowd w.' in> seed a rvumbeT of 'lively cortcs i>s and Mr "Texas" Walker's f»rvW:iH performance. The first fight was between "One Punch" Amat, 5.9, rnd N Augustine, 5.3. Th'k was l.ihe la titer's
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    THE TURF.
    394 8 IPOH RACES—FINAL DAY. Ipoh, March 3. The weather was fine for the final day of this meeting-. There was a large attendance and cose finishes while the starting showed a great improvement on that of the first day. The iweeo on the seventh race developed an e'ement of
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    FOOTBALL.
    155 8 ENGLISH CUP RESULTS. London, Feb 25. The results of the matches in the th rd round of the Engl sh Cup, p'ayed fn Satui'day, were as follows Hudd. rsfield 1 Bolton 1 L verpool 1 Sheffield Un 2 Cardiff C'ty 2 Tottenham H 3 Char ton 1 W Br
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    56 8 MRS MALLORY BEATEN. Monte Car'o, Mar 3. In the lawn teams tournanunt Mrs Satterthwaitoe beat Mrs II Jlory 6—2. 6—2. In the Ladies Doubles Mile LEinjrlen and Miss Ryan bea* Mrs Ma Lory and Miss 6—o. 6—L In the Mixed Doubles Mrs Mallory and Wall's Myers be-lt Miss
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    JAPAN AND DAVIS CUP.
    16 8 Reuter. New York, March 3. Japan has challenged for the Davis Cup.—Router.
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    S. C. C. TOURNAMENT.
    116 8 To-day's T.es. Hewcomers' Handicap. G Go'dsack, scr vs A SUvens, owe 15.3. H E Trenerry. plus 3, vs A W Blackf rd, scr. C H Kent, scr vs A Poole, owe 1. B J Flint scr vs T L Palmer, -.we 15. J R McOusira, scr
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    NEW AMATEUR CHAMPION.
    25 8 London. Mar 3. At Thurston's Ha/11 71 the Amateur Billiards Championship the final ecores tAftre W Mcleod 3,000, Graham Synies (HoLdar) 2,867.
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    21 8 ARMY vs. NAVY. London, Mar 3. At Twickenham the Navy beat the Army at Rugbr/ by 16 points to 11.
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    41 8 At a, meeting of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce,, it was decided to recommend May 12 as the dalte for op;m ng the 19th congress of the Associated Chamb?r of Commercs of the Commonwealth to be held at Briabane thin year.
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    582 9 Singapore. Feb 24, 1923. Article. 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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    247 10 A LUXURIOUS AFFAIR. Mr. Henry Ford's incursion into the luxury car fiold is causing a certain amount of disquietude among the Briti h manufacturers of highclass cars, says a Home paper. The Lincoln is undoubtedly a magnificent automobile and one which will bear comparison with the
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    267 10 Hiphway of Glass. Perhaps the most remarkable highway in America is a glass road ruajy'ug between Roaring Mountain ami Golden Gate, in the Yellowstone Park. The story of its construction has recently been toM in an American magazine. After the route had been mapped out, the
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    127 10 Vincent H Brennan, a Michigan member of the American Congress, states that by the use of a radio broadcasting device he intends to enable the country at large to listen in to debates. I wonder what would happen to Mr Bonar Law's Government if a similar
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      369 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LOOTED (Incorporated tl the S.S.) 'dead Office: Singapore.. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teoi.g Wah, Ecq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek KLiaui, Esq (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq Yeo Bock Hoe, Esq Koh San Hin, Esq. Seah Eng lim, Esq. Vow Ngan
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