Malaya Tribune, 6 March 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. X.- ..No. 54 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1923.
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      129 1 rO U N££D GLASSES I F Pie:i .<e Consult Lcfltf OPTICAL CO., I p. SINGAPORE. I nut imiitinimmm L jCsegs^^Qg 301 ios=3oc —liosjor i iocaoi tocapi toaoi ioao I I l A Brighter Singapore. I f NEW GOODS J IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. J j i j I I I We
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      70 1 nmninn«mntifiiißiiiiunimii!!i i IuiDBBDi STRAITS HOTEL 66 67 ANSON ROAD, i SINGAPORE. 5 f S ng*le and double room ac- J I commodat on w.th electric I fana, l'ghta and call-bell I throughout. General din ng I I room, billiard ro?m, liquors. cold beer and refreshments. 1 as Obta nable from
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    PLANTERS' ADVENTURE.
    1230 2 ACROSS THE STRAITS IN 17 FOOT PRAU- A Sail to Sumatra It is proverbial th-.t the Cockney has rever visited Westminster Abbey and that the Parisian is often unfamiliar with th-' tidlsures of the Louvre. In Malaya, the European too often knows nothing of the wonders of the
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    RICE CONTROL IN BURMA.
    92 2 Rangoon F b 6. In th- Btirma Laga*l*tfvo Coasted to-day the Fasanca Memb r 1 a sta.Kinent on ,the tabie shewing tne tots! r..cvipts fiom rice eocfrot. The rcco'pte for 1920-21 were Rs 8,89 00,000 \Md cxp'-nditius Ra 19 00.000, balance Rs 870,00 000. Th? statement
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    126 2 In Australy the only bank notes in c'rculation an. those issued by thCommonwealth Bank of Australia The numb.r, vail: r-nd c rculaucn cf the Lank n?.i a Issued by that in etitutiion to December 25 1922, are ut f low :—5.341,409 10s notes 10,345 387 £1 Bstas; 2 169,124 £5
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      381 2 jfiftgft v t< yx v v X A i^HORLSCKS^ B MALTED MiLK i^g* i DT.OS FROM THE FIRST GLA>S! So wreiy Jon HOSUOCS MALTED MILK. th. *~£3JTa > rro, d POOD DRINK, imp n.ture. that you 00 t mwi d viljlq *r:d iife force from tb« first glaM If 'J.>*.
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      91 2 YOU AND EVERYBODY. WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM. Neuralgia Gout, Soreness. Stiffness. Lumharro, Pleurisy, Headache, Toothache, and all bodily &cHm and pains, should os<\ Little's Orientnl Balm. Mr. J. Vinoe of No. 20. Nelson Square, Buroler, says:—Raving ioffered from Rheumatism in my knea* for two years nnd Neuralgia in my face
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      477 2 FROM THE HEART OF CHINA Comes This Message of Praise And Thanks To Baby's Own Tablets. Even in the heart of China Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children'* remedy, are known and prized in many homes. Magistrate Tsao Chu Lreh, of Kwanlimg, Shansi Province, writes concerning them: "My one-year old
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      559 2 Tfli. WELLDECK STEAM TRAP CAST IRON STEM TRAP WITH FEMALE ENDS. SIZE AESOUTTS i UCHJ Screwed gallons, MB howl Standard Length. Weight. PftlCE Gas Cold Water Hot Water Threads, al 60 F. at tit DOLLARS. H" r Ulb. loz. 100 S8 M, 4/ I lib. 9oz. 200 100 |760 H"
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    DR. SUN YAT SEN.
    1398 3 WHY HE BECAME REVOLUTIONARY. Speecn in Hongkong. Di- Sun Vat Sen del vered an interesting address at ,he Hongkong UnAM--si)ty on Feb 20. Dr. Sun, whose ri&mg was the signal for prolonged demonstrat'on, began by eaying that he felt m though he had returned home, because
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    THE STATE AND CIVIL LIABILITY.
    155 3 The action, sow being tried by Mr -fustics McCabe Reay in the Supreme Court at Seremban, in which Mr sad Mrs St George are suing the State for $45,000 for r.lleged BtSgligenco in the upkeep of a bridge on Old Jelebu-road, which let the n
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    34 3 It is anticipated by the Australian Cotton Grow Jig Association that 70,000 ceres of land would be under cotton thds year in the State of Queensland alone. Seed ia (available to sow 140,000 acnes.
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      412 3 Übroits INJECTIONS \tmmwA HTBIEIIC PRESERfATITE aid lIFALUILE I fIPHR Prompt Relief for the MOST OBSTINATE CASES W IF J without inconvenience. No other treament logjjwS I \a\\\\\\\\\ fl FEKRK R ?m Si C R Poab fo» REMARKABLE CURES. I r 'Peutics-The new method of Druglesa Healin* I rapidly gaining scores
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      253 3 HA3 to cm; cp »xi mm. N*w to ft^BaekfL i-ack, in v-ous rJmSs buT and had *cd soon Botioed an i*™. *m 3 p dle »ble to waJk Jam now thankful to be cured." SUe rv!^aiai.».iii^j|^A »ve. 4 k K.Jneys and Bladder. a! r^ iSpenSaries Storesin the Wh >' ou
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      268 3 j Bottles j Never rl«k running out of for every day aae. Bnnl Boyn Buy two bottles is the beet of all hot drink* J and always keep one in Whenever ameil ta wanted reserve h a hurry, or extra ooonsh. I I Ho r I s nft °f th
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1113 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" To-n ght's change at the Palladium includes a five reel Universal picture entitled Tht Long Chance." It is a picture of the genuine West, liUicd r ght where the story Is laid and acted by a spl-ndld cast includ
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      421 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show commencing at 9.30 p.m. A TliiP TO PARAMOUNT TDWN 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 MALE AND FEMALE Featuring the
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      445 4 AMUSEMENTS ALH AM BRA THEATRE, 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 I resents PEARL WHITE in KNOW YOUR MAN In 6 Reels. A Drama of domestic difficulties concerning a
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      466 4 AMUSEMENTS «GAIETY^ 7== lus^--Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. WALLACE REID P In the Paramount Pic.ure A( Ep| *oDF.s THE VALLEY OF j 8 THE GIANTS Z In Five Parts. FIGHTING FATE SERiii "Too Good to be True" 2 Part Comedy. E piso ies Fire, Six. >, 'il Bight 2nd Show
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    213 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $108%.—Buyers no Sel«lers. Latest Local Market Quotations. Buyers Sellers Gambier $16.00 Java Cube 24 50 Hamburg Cubs 24 00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 24.00 M'xed Black Pepper 15.50 Sundried Copra 12 35 Mixed Copra 12 00 Small Flake Tap oca 14.25 Mcd Pearl
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    EXCHANGE.
    81 5 Singapore, March 6. j On London Hank 4 months* s ght 2i 1 1-4 .«J 2s 4 5-32 Deniand Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9-16 d On New York— Demand b Private 90d',s 57 On France Bank 830 j On India— Bank Tel. Transfer On Hongkong Bank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    73 5 c. if c. Rubber A*«oci* tkm Sinr-ap<> rc Mnrch 6 Pal# Crep« Closing Prices. Buyers Seller*. t!t«t Londo. CAle. quo"60 Spot 61 i A April to June 33 July to Sopt 64 Oct to Dec 6,5% Latest London Cables quote. L ndon Spot If SVfed. Tone of Market
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    SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVALS
    124 5 March 6. Ivutoivg. lir\t 80u tarts, Capt Paddle, fctmi Bangkok 4. ft Mar 2, S Ssh p Cd Lul Can WhJ t hiH>n b::i iUi> ton.*, C-pc I'i vu, lio-A &kiiir Ic-ft Mar 112., S b\li"p Co Ltd. B-L'io Islo, Full 6,027 tora Capt Pelli, from HJ.phon?,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    271 5 Per s.s. "Rumnhius" Mr and Mrs Noootny, Misses J and C C -lour, Mrs E F Campbell Jadge, C v Dustin, Mr M VV Colour, Mr Duncan Neven, Mevr Bar? Mm /eriweff, Mr J C Rennet, Mr and Mrs S L Ka ter, Mr Kudu. M J M
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    101 5 Two young Australians, Lieutenant V Rendle and Sergeant Pilot B Smith, are plannng to cross from Queensland to San Francisco in a Blackburn eaplane. The machine to be used is one of the latest type with a flying range of about 1 400 miles. The journey, accord ngly, will have
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      86 5 NOTICE. Absolute Bill *'"„','fiftheon. 25 r„d aSTSSff of t Cher mentioned, v^uit Dated arch 6, 19*3. House again ast Night. THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera 1«' Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North RffUge Roadm i u*f To-nUbi A Pig Malny Programme SIIAMSUUL DBOHAB and EUSOPE SANI Director ani
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      396 5 i mnu»nii»nin:niniii:i«inm"»"m"Wiiiiin—i m j A DOLLAR OR I 1 TWO m vs of no importance compared with your eye». g I Consult i LAZARUS OPTICIAN, I Medical Hall Building. Battery Road. *i i i mi iMiiTiiiiniiiiiiiuininiiiiiiiHiuiniJiiuinririri NOTICE Voiles is hereby gtvna that my son Teo Hye s I and his
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      207 5 I It A cigarette machine has no tout It is fed j! |i Hi M% mW with Tobacco—and ii makes cigarettes, /7 #W fW What is the composition of these cigareUes *l--1 /7 ĔMIA>/ Tobacco, yes and what else Stalk, Dus», Uwi VjL Sand, etc., all crushed into the cigarette
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      57 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau HospitaL SirigTpore, March 4. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bar. Red to 32 10 15.6 10 79 84 80 Temp si 78 Wet Bu'h Ther: < calm Dir of Wind w Max Temp in shade 86 Mm do do Max in Sun M n on
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    130 5 x! .(,kP IHAKY. I > 1 To-day. > Iarch 6 0 56 a.m.. 1-21 P-»-SRCv. M F A, Rec.amaW*' 5° n r fi Gun instruction, ,fC m under C S M, 5; A Co a 1 Vic Th atre, 9.30. «Sor a eu Tr0 wn>». March 7
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    MAILS CLOSE
    404 5 MA ILS CLOSE To-day, March 6. toca ?«naiv' Co'ombo, Suez, Sad. Marse'Ues, London I 'v.r 'p*Ka?hima Man' 2 p.m. ,.C Port Said MarseiPes* T -p« Belle Is'e 2 p.m. Kua'a Dungun a Boribat 2 p.m. kaPahat *Aing Leong 2 p.m. p a Ban Leo Guan 3 p.m. km Bil'.iton Pangkal
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    TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA.
    777 6 One of the lessons taught by the war, and by experience since the war, is the great urgency of developing trade within the Empire. It were almost possible for the far spreading lands under the British flag to make themselves, interdependently, independent of the outside world. It
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    729 6 Mr K Haka, an official of the Formosan Government, r is visiting Kuala Lumpur. Mr F N Syer, of Messrs Kennedy, Burkill and Co, Penang, txp-cts to g»o home on leave abut April. air F E D al y, of th? Borneo Cmpany. Penang willl be proceed ng home i«n
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    MR. NG HONG GUAN.
    97 6 Surrenders to Police. This morning before Mr Dawson in the Polioe Court Mr Ng Hong Guan surrendered himself in cpnnection with the charge of criminal intimidation brought against htai by Mr J A Russell, of Kuala Lumpur, ari ing out of tht Malayan Collieries Case. Mr
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    90 6 Fata! Street Accident. x I From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, March 5. A Chinese had was kl.ikd by a Chinese owned motor bus in front of the Pulautikus police station. The driver of the bus was charg d in Jhe police court with nasih driving. He v.i
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    87 6 February Returns. Barlow and Co.. Agents: lbs. The Ayer Kuning (F M S) Rubber Co.. Ltd. 59.000 The Biadwall (F M S) Rubber Estate, Ltd. 25,345 The Chersonese (F M S) Estates. Ltd. 41.291 The Dennistown (Krian F M S) Rubber Estates, Ltd. 36 789 The Highlands and
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    429 6 A Malacca correspondent writes that Messrs Hong Hin held ther annua! p en c to Puia Basar on Sunday a party of seventy travel' tog iin a .s'.eam launch and several b*.ats They started n the early mommg and enjoyed a fine day, with a good t ffn. and returned
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    ALLEGED ILLEGAL GRATIFICATION.
    617 6 JAPANESE IXC o ON fRIAI Remarkable Btate»^ The cas. n which c■ hy the income Tax < chared wlih no gruL.ficaiO.on from am P named Minake, was cont lnued b Mr P F David, tret court jres* rfcy tj| Mr Whitby, (be D P as pre MQE
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      413 6 I Robinson (k Co., Ltd., tStT I SINGAPORE. 1 I /jfhh "REVERSIBLE" I I (fl II l i FOOTBALL JERSEY'S 1 If Ml: TWO COLOURS IN ONE. P Price Jr I I $38.50 -f I j f3 Bla k ani Amber iev r.-e Black .nd hike ffl M Bcarlet >-avy
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      74 6 IgCTOOEVf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse t# all users upon Application to NESTLE ft ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COMPANY, 38, SHORT STREET. We execute Repiir-} and Overhauls to all description ol Motors, and Supplies Tyres, Petrol. Lubricating Oil, Greases, Welding-Acetylene, Painting, Upholstering,
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    LINKING UP THE EMPIRE.
    136 7 BRITISH WIRELESS POIiCY ANNOUNCED BY PREMIER. BIG GOVERNMENT STATION. Reuter. Lond:n, March 5. the House of Commons, at question time, Mr Bonar Law stated lf vof the development of wireles: and other circumstances since 3 *<k>verranent had dee ded on a state-suppcrted wirele:s chain, it il
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    RUHR OCCUPATION.
    50 7 British Protest. Reuter. odoB, March 5. House rf Comto the Francon of the territory I" i ;\>b'ence and br dgeheads. Sir d the Government under no pro- tty of Versailles j n Rh and agreement could Commiss on claim The attention 5 rameat had been to the matter.-***-
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    CUNO STILL ANGRY.
    34 7 Reuter. Berlin, March 5. has cancelled the B ment oned on March >U breach of compels him to tse German protest at a special 0* of the Reichstag on Tuesday. -Renter.
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    A ROYAL WELCOME.
    77 7 King in Belgium. Reuter. Hague. March 5. Tu I B oH Swed n has concluded He was warmly y the H -rue the Delft and ■terTi H< was accorded a fareby Queen Wilhel- H v. the Conr.at \i»e tber M nisters. He to Bra sels where the
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    RUBBER EXPORTS.
    65 7 Official Figures Issued. Reuter. l,ir\»lnn. March 6. ft. r, hi a Office ann-unce* that «vr- '-n-' d undtr the Rubber Ex(art n-tr i t 'H Irg-slat on totaled: r, yr -jvmthp ended Janu-i-j. l!i *.£> HiV» firr quarter, ***** tons. -.i "uimi on th" mainland; *A uuarirr 40,500
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    MALACCA RUBBER.
    17 7 Lists Closed Yesterday. Reuter. London, March 5. Malacca Rubber s?ue of closed earty this -letter.
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    MEXICAN SILVER.
    30 7 Reuter. Washingt n. March 5. H it I n -try of Commerce, -crease in the proanticipatew the curr output w'11 approach r int id three million ■fessnie,.. Reater.
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    NEW FRENCH AIR RECORD.
    37 7 Reuter. Paris March 5. Andre Bcno t reached a 0 metres at Villagoublay Breguest biplane with k grammes. If this U r m .1 it beats Casale's fl ncord < f 4 751 metres.—
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    CIVIL. SERVICE ESTIMATES.
    22 7 Reuter. London. March 5. Service e t mates for t4iot 014 000 000 compared with for the previous year.—
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    AMERICA'S SHIPPING.
    163 7 The Government Fleet. Reuter. Washington, March 5. 11l Lasker Chairman of the Shipping D .ard, has issued an official ttatceneat indicating that the fa lure ol the Ship Subsidy Bili will not affect the determination of the Administration t tran fer the Government merchant tket to private ownership.
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    56 7 Expenditure Up to Date. Reuter. London March 5. In the House cl o/ormmons at queston SiT W Joynson Hicks said the expenditure on the Briti h Empire F.xi ibiti n so far was £750,000. The to*al gross expenditure at the close il estimated at £2 435 000. and
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    FLYING TO NORTH POLE.
    36 7 Amundsen to Start in June. Reuter. Chrfetian'a March 5. Amundsen has completed h s plans for a flight across the North Pole and expects to start at the end of June. —Reuter.
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    OIL ALLEGATIONS.
    62 7 Reuter. Washingtcn, March 5. The committee in the Senate, apP o nted to investigate the oil industry has reported that the Standard Od Ompanvs completely dominate the ol industries and control> price,i as W .H to the consumer, thus violat"g Ihe dissolution decree. Mr Teagle, rodent ci the
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    92 7 Big Wireless Plan. w indebted to th. MMMI Shhnbun" for to. followTokiQ Mar ch 3. Baton Naganori Nawa has applied tsaron rverm ssion to Covernment for a perm n„e errvlce: under tne 4.„vi—Vi wireless serv*- Cj E r:"f°v ~i ce Company wth. «P 5 000 000. The
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    31 7 S'noe his arrival in Canton, Dr Sun Vat- en has e.w» he ho i dg his Here daily meetngs P offl ou s important »W discuM :ng M *or the mill-
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    UNPOPULAR TORIES.
    254 7 SIGNIFICANCE OF HOME BY-ELECTIONS. Another Labour Success. Reuter. London, March 5. fn the Mitcham by-election the Minister, Sir A Griffith Boscowen, was defeated, the result being: Ede(Labour,- 8029; Sir A Griffith Boscowen 7,196; Brown (Liberal 3 214; Camera ,1 (Indeoendent Conservative 2,684. The election was fought on the
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    RADIO PROGRESS.
    169 7 Formation of Shanghai Association Thp Shanghai Amateur Radio Association, to include both fore gn and Chmasc lUt|P>ill, was formed F*b 22 at a.- enthus astic meeting at the t»-.r<;ss of the "Shanghai Times." The need for such an association to co-ordinate the efforts of amateurs wm pointed out
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    PERMANENCY.
    146 7 If our cVilization were to be destroyed by barbarianlsm from without or within, if a terrWe plague were to wipe out most of the population of the earth if great earthquakes or fires, or inundat'ons of the land by the sea were to destroy our dtie*. cur museums, our
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    51 7 The Commonwealth Statistician has iMU ed figure, showing total populaton of Australia up to June 30 1922 In 1901 the population totalled 3 773,801, and in 1922 a jump was mad« to 5 567,969 an increase of ?794 1« in 21 years. The greater Proportion of thy increase must be
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    BOMBS IN EGYPT.
    110 7 BRITISH SOLDIERS GETTING IMPATIENT. Rebels Arrested. Reuter. Cairo, March 6. In consequence of the bomb outrages on Feb 27 and March 4 six members of the W A F D were arre ted and interned because "their actions were of a nature to destroy public order and
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    AUSTRALIAN MEAT EXPORT.
    566 7 Federal Government Advance The first meeting of the executive committee of the Australian M.at Council was he'd in Sydney at the beginning of January. The following members were, present: Messrs J B C.amsie (Chairman), A E Hunt, M L C (New S. Wales), T J McG>lllia.rd (Vie)
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    29 7 Messrs Sime Darby and Co Ltd, ■nform us that the output of Johan Tin Dredg'ir-S Ltd. for the month of February was: Pica's 250; yardage 37,000; hours run 573.
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    S.S. VOLUNTEERS.
    434 7 DETAILS OF THE TRAINING PRC CRAM ME. With the commencement of the current month the annual training of tile volunteer forces will be once more in fu!l swing. Training is divided to to three periods, each of three months, while the fourth period is more or less a
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    135 7 Singapore, March 6. RubhcT.—London Is 5%d, Local 60. Tin— London £210 s', Od. $108% (Buyers). Rvnbers—Cornniasras 97% to $1 02%, Alionbys $1.17% to $122%. T"jns.—Taipings 97% to $1.02%, Norths $1.22% to $1.27% Souths $1.12% to $1.17%, Padang Plandoks 45 to 50 cents, Hitamo $1.35 to $1.40,
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    141 7 The first steamer of the new passenger service from Genoa to Australia, instituted by the Lloyd Sabando line, the Re dTtal a arrived at Australian ports in January. The Captain stated that the line's conwith Australia commenced with a cargo service and, de pite adverse cond t:ons. sufficient inducement was
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    209 8 FOOTBALL. THE LOCAL SEASON. Reuter. The S F A has informed al clubs n membership that the League Season begins early in April and entries have to be sent to .the Hon Secretary, Mr S McJntyre, c|o United Engineers, Ltd, Damar-road, before the 15th inst. We understand
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    YACHTING.
    541 8 SUNDAY'S RACE. The first race A the series for the Somerville Bowl brought cat fourteen boats and a most sp rtlng event it turned out, marred only by the Eve com nj to grief and a protest fr.-m the G-rtrude for standing by, although it would have made no
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    25 8 The meeting to be held in the V M C A yesterday to form a water polo league was postponed to Thursday, the 15th inst
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    309 8 SCC. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Newcomers* Handicap. A St-venf, owe 15.3 beait G G:ldsack, scr, 6—3, 6—2. A W Blackford scr beat H E Trensrry, plus 3, w.o. C H Kent, scr beat A Poole, owe 1, 6—3, 6—4. T L Palmer, ewe 15 beat B J Flint, scr,
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    WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    85 8 Reuter. London, March 5. The Lawn Ternis Association has unanimously passed a rasolution abolishing the title of world's championships after Jan 1, 1924, which has hitherto been granted at the Wimbledon meeting. Desborough presiding, said that so long as one country had the world's championships in perpetuity, America
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    THE TURF.
    108 8 SATURDAY'S GYMKHANA The Singapore Polo Club's Gymkhana will be held at the Race Course on Saturday afternoon, when the Tote and cash sweeps will be open for members of the Sport'ng Club. Tickets are $2 (lades $1). The we'trhls for the two flat races are as follow* Race
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    CRICKET.
    119 8 GOOD SCORING IN SOUTH AFRICA. Reuter. Capetown, March 6. The M C C scored 236 runs, Mann and Kennedy contributing 47 and 39 respectively- The Wostern Province put up 103 runs for 8 wickets, of which P Hands played a sp'endid innings for 94 runs, hitting a sixer and
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    BIBLE IN MALAYA.
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    155 8 It is reported that France has protested to the United States against a big Zeppelin now be ng constructed in Geimany for America, traversing France in her projected flight to Chicago when she will be manned hy a German crew. Among the three Australian soap manufacturing works in which Lever
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    591 9 S ngapore, March 3, 1923. Ar tick. Price. c MEAT. Beef steak kata 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 MuUt;<n, Australian kati 0.66 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.60 Fowl
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    457 10 "UNPARALLELED SEVERITY." The German* and their friend* are filling the air with piteou* lamentations because the French have met their fradulfent default by putting in an execution, writtts H W Wilson in the "Daily Mail." What was their own conduct to France in 1870-71, whem,
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    69 10 The cane sugar yield for Queensland for the crush ng season just closed is estimated at 288,000 (tons of raw sugar, the oooond heaviest yield on record. The total Australi/Jin yield for •the season should b? about 305,000 torsi, which wifll be in excess of the annual consumption. The amount
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