Malaya Tribune, 26 March 1923

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.! AND mmw^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. i t ENIHQ DAii V Vol. X No. 71 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1923.
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      198 1 If you NEEi) bLASSES .{'lease Consult iSTERN OPTICAL Ca, f ■iNUFACTUHNfi OPTICIANS. I SOU TH CANAL ROAD, f SINGAPORE. ..,***** i'iii!iin:iii(i!iii;i::iiii!:iiiin^ I*l IcierestiDg Works ular Authors. rI( rlypcotton b/ $1.05 Hypnotist by 1 05 tie Road to by i:. ri. Brown 151 i otn 1 Fate estion do 1.20 H<
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      150 1 I RIN6S B »ACELETS, CHAINS, NECKLACES, CIGARETTES I fl AND VANITY CASES S S jj] of the host patterns I RENE ULLMANN, I L, High Street, Singapore. H Telephone No. 164. Q rO I I I I A small and very good platimmi or goM I wrist WATCH plain or
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    SCIENCE OF KEEPING FIT.
    938 2 HOT BATH REST CURE. ("Times" Medical Correspondent.) It was announced last week that arrangements had been made at th newly opened Maudsley Hospital fo the administration of continuous ho baths. •This treatment, in the hands o s-"me practitioners, has proved o: great value as a mean*
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    THE NEW PRINCE.
    88 2 Maattr La«c«Uea' Tail*. By the regulation? approved by the King in 1917, when the title "House of Windsor was formally established and his cwn and the Queen's relatives relinquished their Continental styles and titles, the title of Royal Highneas was restricted and will not be borne by
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    GUN MEN.
    164 2 Sir Basil Thomson, former Chief of Scotland Yard, recently in Chicago, is d what mrat Americans know to be true. An English crook does not work w th a gun. If he ia caught with it he goea in for life. He stays in for life. For this
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    65 2 A Minneapolis attor. ey, Mr 8. Grimes, ha* secured a verdict of £200 damages for euauined thrtugh inefficiency of telephone aervice. He sued for £100 for t'm? loal in getting wrong numbers, watting for central and answering calls not intended for fvm. Mr Grim?® says he doeß not care about
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      411 2 ff ONSCENTED j| M Price <Jn NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that the above Trade Mark is the Trade Mark of Messrs. A. F. Pears L.i niteJ of 71-75 New Oxford Street, London, W. C. 1., and is used by them in respect of Soaps of all kinds, perfumed and
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      186 2 HARD TO BELIEVE. Vet Nevertheless True and Easily Verified. Mr J Sawyer, living at 8, Newhall Street, Birmingham, was a great sufferer from Chronic Rheumatism, but had no faith in advertised cures and it was only after great persuasion that he was induced to give Little's Oriental Balm a trial.
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      568 2 A LEGACY OF THE WAR. Sir, Owing to severe hardships while on active service, my health suffered seriously. Even after leaving the service, I did not pick up at all, and I never seemed to be well. Then, two years ago, my health broke down completely and I had to
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      511 2 Double Purchase BAND CRAB WINCHES. TO LIFT DIRECT FROM BARREL Weight p r{ce 25 Cwts $173.01) each. 48 225.00 60 250.0.1 100 450.00 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated la the Soraits Settlemsa-,. SINGAPORE. Piles Cured I j Operation Averted by Use of Germo! ne Longr-standingr Case which defied ail other treatment
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    385 3 AUSTRALIAN PLANS. At tht end of January, at a meeting of the Australian Committee of th? British Empire Exhibit on Commission, extending over four dey« in Melbourne, several definite proposals were Igll iil to. These include the appointment of an art-committee to deal with the art exhibits. Special
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    TUTANKHAMEN TO REST.
    260 3 Mummy Not o Go to Museum. London, Feb 23. The sacredness of the Galldpoli graves has become a matter of hot debate in some Egyptian quarters owing to the effort* of enemies of the Earl of Carnarvon to persuade the natives that Lord Carnarvon intends to bear
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    83 3 The Mooltan, a steamer intended for the P and 0 Company's Australia mail service, successfully launched from the Belfast yard of Harland and Wolff, has gross tonnage of 21,000 tons and when commissioned in the autumn she wiil be the largest steamer both in the Australian trade and among thoa
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      387 3 TEST OF VALUE OVERLAND LEADS TO-DAY Price $1750. Deferred Payments arranged. Full Particulars on Request. j CYCLE CARRIAGE CO LTD. SIffGAPORB, PENANG. KUALA LUMPUR AND IPOH. I HUBBUCKS3 I PaintsOikVanushesetc —El are known throughout the Empire for covering power and durability. Supplies I ready fcr immediate shipment. W W\ B
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      157 3 PRIZES exhibits***] DRINK ASAHI BEER SOLE AGENTS: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA BATTERY-ROAD, SINGAPORE. (ViARTIN'S jßPferLadies.l PI LLS A French Remedy to<- aJI Irregularities. Thousands «U-iieskeepj l««o Mactm'klike tie house vMliat w M -4)pi oi .ny Inetfuleikjr "I tl y->t«n a hniely dOMB ay br nlo.iiiiatercl I!i<r.e»h« so ii,<,., r..<omn.m.l them hencetiicii
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      237 3 I An invaluable restorative in cases of jj I Exhaustion j When the system is "below par," I, any untisual strain upon the vitality often causes a feeling of exhaustion. 1 This feeling of exhaustion is due to j* Ia sudden partial collapse of the i vital powers of the
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      286 3 Backache and other "external" pains quickly soothed. m^Sf}~JT^(m\ Mrs. With.il. Oatwick, Skalefoid, J J jf^^jBk like a knife sub and it left me helpless. I went into hospital fron; May ■pflLj X" toBBP*JW^T to Nov and waa turned out O was all over with me. Sloan's I.mi- iSSmnr tneiit e*aj
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    542 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight-" The Palladium change this week has a five part Un'versal photo-drama featuring Herbert Rawlinson in "The Millr'onaire"! After years of more or lees hard work in a small office, Jack Norman has fallen in love with Kate Blair, the
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      381 4 M»SEMENB_ EMPIRE CINEMA IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 Monday, March 26 to Wednesday, March 28. The sublime and beautiful star Miss DOLORES CASSINELLI in TBE WEB OF DECEIT In 6 Reels. A foresail drama that turns the light on a cross section of awomm's heart; a woman's life drama
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      366 4 AMUSEMENTS "ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Sunday 25 to Friday 30, Mann. ifi the Second Show at 9 p.m. DO ME A FAVOUH 1 Reel Pathe Comedy. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Spectacular, Brilliant, Flashing and Colorful ADOLPH ZUKOR presents George Fitz.naurice's Powerful Production Richard Bartheimess with Marjorie Daw
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      59 4 BOON TO LADIES. Hand bags made of Glass Beads Broaches of different varieties set with imitation stones, Necklaces (Beads) in all varieties and colours, Hair Pins, Imitation stones etc. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. Special discount will be allowed to Wholesale Merchants. For further partculars apply to
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      544 4 AMUSMTS^^ ;":gaiety"" The bes; that'a ev« r brcn offered j* lyinTTips Q0t»* are Crying I 0 W C Oh the Light that Lies in «\\.'man'8 Eyes and Lies, an i Li-s aud Lies. k THOMAj U. HTI F G F4TF] Vivid drama of Life and Love l n D 104
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    113 5 Singapore, March 26. ober.-London Is 4%d, Local i lj, n March 23, £224 15s Od, l sold.) •j. -—ao cnqir.ry. $1*74 to $1.92%, $1.25 to $1.30, to $1.62%, Nawng 15, Padang Plandoks "■nts, Taipings 95 to $1, to $120 ex div, Souths Petalinga 75 to 80
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    208 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin t<vday $114.25, 125 toig sold L.teat Local Market QooUtio^ Java Cube $15 $15 0 Hamburg Cube Z «2!! Press Cube Sar. White Pepper goT* M»xed Black Pepper £15 Sundried Copra 1240 ♦Mixed Copra 12 .i 0 12 1Q Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca No.
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 5 Singapore, March 26. On London— Baak 4 months' right 2« i 1-4j Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 19-32 d On New York— Demand 54% Private 90djs 67 On France Bank 750 nom. On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 174% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, March 26. Pala Crepe Closing Pricea. Buyers Sellers. Spot 57 Latest London Gables quota. London, Spot. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricea. Buyers Sellers Spot 57% 57% April to June 58 58% July to Sept 59 59% Oct to Dec 60 60% La-test
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    268 5 ARRIVALS. passengers leaving. The follow, fcfir passengers are trailing per the Elephanta to connect Ribh With and oibby sailings :-rPer Chindwin, sai ling March 27:— Mr and Mrs T A Wemyss, Miss JVemys*. and Kare N Mr« P T O'Farrell and Infant, Messrs A C Jameson, Whittle, S
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    CHAMBER OF MINES.
    152 5 President's Note of Warning. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, March 26. At f c annual general meeting of the Chamber of Mines. Mr Glenister, tne President, in a striking address, reviewing the year, issued a warning) against the rise of prices and increase of costs which weie
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    139 5 Murder With an Axe. At th© Assiizes before the Chief Justice, S'tr Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court this morning, the trial of Tan Moey for the murder of Hong Teow, an aged Chinese, at JoS Ch'atroad on the morning of February 15, was commenced. Mr Whitley, the
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    NAVAL AIR SERVICE.
    97 5 A General Co-Ordinating Department. London, March 10—The Pall Mall Gazette says:—" As a sequel to the controversy as to whether the Admiralty or the Air Ministry should control the Naval Air Service, it is believed that a great co-ordinating department on the lines of the Ministry of
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      401 5 Vitrex Lenses. The new optical glass which, lalthoughI although practically colourless, absorbs all the harmful rays of light. Let us make your next pair of eye-glasses in these lenses. Procurable only from N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD Refractionist. 1 I R V Meyer, F.S.M.C. (Lond.) I P. 1.0.
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      29 5 f soso $0.10 v I DOUBLE ACE 8 GOLDEN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I \W GEMtNTl j I SOLE IMPORTERS: The East Asiatic Co.,LtAJ H (Incorporated ia Demmark.) Oj 1 Singapore.
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      71 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, March 25. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bar Red to St dejrre* Fah 1015.7 1012-3 1013.9 83 83 78 Tem P m ai 77 Wet Bulk Ther: 79 81 71 tit i w W calm Dir el Wind w Max Temp in shade
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    87 5 K siI.WiAIHJRE DIARY. To-day. March 26. j Td s ;t 1« «.m., 5.18 p.m. y <; Platoon and Euratran Cc. < K»flKa," Vic Theatre, *r»' IJD. n»-morr«w, March 27. :2 a.m., 6.56 p.m. t "Tantalis n£ Tommy," ii y* T- 1 y to, W nWlnj* March 28.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    237 5 I .«I n March 26. (it nrt.i>in Alting 2 p.m. 1,.» is Mena 3 p.m. jj 4 Samaria 3 p.m. ?lf Penang 'Kinta 3 p.m. 5- Mungun ffong Ho 4 p.m. --.r, Samarang, »t».duii," Port Said* Canon 4 p.m. I, Kyi' Leong 4 p.m. I'ulau Bulang Despatch 4
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    87 6 DEATHS. I EE Chi m Hee.—13 Peck Seah Street on March 24, 1923, aged 55. Funeral to Bukit Br. wn Cemetery on March 28, 1923 MADAM Chta JOO F OK —Mother of Mr. Tan Ch >ng Iek, C..mpradore of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Malacca, died om the
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    BRIGHTER DAYS FOR SINGAPORE.
    797 6 The speech that Mr Ker made the other day was the most encouraging that has come from the lips of a Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce for several years. The keynote of it was that traders have definitely rounded the bad corner, are now
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    HOUSE-WARMING.
    108 6 Mansfield and Co. "At Home." A very pleasant function took place on Saturday at neon, when Messrs Mrnsfield and Go. Ltd, wero "at home" to their friends and well-wishers on the occasion of the opening of the "Ocean" building. There was a large and representative gathering, who were locked
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    PRESS DINNER.
    231 6 Farewell to Mr W. A.'Wilson. A vry pLasant function came off on Saturday night at the Europe Hotel when the journalists of the English papers in Singapore entertained Mr W A Wils n, retiring editor of the "Malaya Tribune," to a farewell dinner on the eve of his
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    352 6 Low Hung Swee was on Saturday fined $2o by Mr Ahearne for ra, h driving. The Hon Mr A M Pountney and Mrs Pountn y have arrived in Kuala Lumpur. We acknowledge with thanks receipt of Messrs Lyall and Evatt's very useful pr duction Exchange Rates, 1922." Th, Straits Chinese
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    WARWICK COMEDY CO.
    356 6 "Teddy Want* a Wife." The opinion of London dramatic critics is that "Teddy Wants a Wife," now being put on the boards at the Apollo Theatre under the title cf "Double or Quit." will rjval the famous rib-tickler "Charley's Aunt," to judge by the "hit" made by
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    THE "SAMARIA."
    276 6 Another Batch of Tourists. As announced on Saturday the 20,000 ton Cunader, "Samaria." chartered >by M essrs Thos. Cook and Sons to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first round the-word tour conducted by Mr Thos. Cook, arrived here yesterdty morning l with something iike 400 tourists on
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    LADY JUDGE IN SINGAPORE.
    91 6 Sits on the Bench To-day. A famous lady judge sat on the bench with the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, at the Assizes this morning. Judge C H Norris. of the Supreme Court of New York, was one of the touri -ts on the Samaria,, which
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    CIVIL WAR SOON?
    237 6 WARNING OF p»^ Fo,i <* in Re adine> rsin i is ■tenoi Savers, ia «>rd ng to which the recen monarchist deputy p l his fellow conspiraCtT. would occur on March fixed for the di,so] u J f defence organ! atio* c c < ferred to the
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    SHOULD BRITAIN LEAD IN STRENGTH?
    211 6 Fraace's Attitude. L ndon, March 25. The position created by tha Washington naval treaty is still in some doubt. Aec rd'ng to a Wish -gton DM some American ami perts consider that the relative naval strength of Britain the United State* end Japan should be
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    AGRI-HORTICULTURAL SHOW.
    105 6 lFron Or Own Cprres? B**> Kuala Lumpur, II I The Agri-horticultural H at Seremban on Saturday qualified success. >!• since daylight, kept Seremban from all exhibits. The show was pened by Resident Heae ar.d sister at one o'clock. The held, luckily, at the railway ba J otherwise rain
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    BONDHOLDERS ALARMED.
    174 7 PRECARIOUS CONDITION OF CHINESE FINANCES. J .<* "OBSERVER'S" COMMENT. Reuter. Lond*.<n, March 25. [l sturbing news with regard to the condition of Chin.se. finances has t i th.' alarm of holders of certain Chinese loans, especially Mareonia .>, both of which have fallen to sixty. Marconi coupons ~c
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    BRITISH NAVAL POWER.
    120 7 gt_|] Larger Than Japanese. Reuter. ion, March 24. Lord of the Ad- ech at Birrn "n ham •a tic naval reducthe British fleet was r n the Japanese, but st ratre all the way p ar East and a base in the F Ea vie should be
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    IMMIGRATION LAWS.
    30 7 Canada and Japan. Reuter. Ottawa. March The Premier. Mr Mackenzie King, ament that negotiations had begun with a view to amending an In avgration Treaty with hssi -Reuter.
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    HIGHER WAGES.
    59 7 Reuter. New York, March 24. Sii worsted mills at Worcester. Ms-, have .-ranted their workers of wag- from ten to per cent A number of other mills so granted increases New York. March 24. Similar increases took place at a ■limber of mills on Rhode Island, tnd at
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    STABILISING SUGAR.
    42 7 Reuter. London, March 24. A deputation r*p« I asting •j sugar industry has urged th e Chancellor of the Exchequer of necessity of stabilising the existin? amount, a distinct from the rate of preference for sugar for ten years.—Reuter. X
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    DEFENCE OF AUSTRALIA.
    45 7 Reuter. Sydney, March 24. A Melbourne pap r aayr, that the defence councU has decked that the construction of Au tralian naval n accordance with the Henderson scheme, hould not be carried out, wring to the Admiralty's plans for a at Singapore.—Reuter.
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    DEVELOPING KOREA.
    40 7 Reuter. New York March 24. Ti Fvening Mai!" reports that ap! of hanks, headed by the Na- v Bank, has arranged to tk a loan of twenty miifer the Oriental DevelopToklo, intended for the de- of Korea —Reuter.
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    MOSCOW CHURCH TRIAL.
    38 7 Reuter. Ixmdon. March 24. rial of Archbishop Czephak. r.Mps- ,nd other Catholic priests r been openc* at Moscow on charge of resisting the So vlct °t cr.es t r disestafcttabinf the chUtC »nd confiscating funds—Renter.
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    PROTECTION OF WOMEN.
    135 7 League's Activities- Reuter. Geneva. March 24. The com miss: on*-for the repression of the white-slav e traffic has appointed a sub-committee, including representatives of the United State Italy, Japan and Uruguay, to collaborate with the International Labour Office and ensure the protection of women emigrants. Speakers emphasised
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    WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED.
    85 7 Port of London Extensions. Reuter. London, March 24. It is understood that important extension- of the Port of London have been decided on, for which the Treasury have agreed to a loan of five nvlllon sterling at a low rate of nterest. The improvement, which will give
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    CEYLON RAIL ACCIDENTS.
    37 7 Another Strange Collision. Reuter. Colombo, March 24. Another serious smash has taken place on the Ceylon Government railwaV A light engine collided with the'mail tra'n in a tunneh Four were killed and 40 injured.-Keuter.
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    STEAMER AGROUND.
    33 7 Reuter. Copenhagen, March 25. The British steamer Glenbeg from Dairen *nd London with a cargo o ,ova beans has run aground near Korsor a alvage steamer is m attendis favourable.— Reuter.
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    SARAH BERNHARDT ILL.
    10 7 Reuter. Paris, March 25. 1 ion— Reuter.
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    19 7 Reuter. London, March 24. h francs moved erratically French trant» 47%.— and closed ab.ve lowest. 71.47%
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    50 7 Reuter. Denver, March 25. The death has' tim who has been Mr Yap Loong Hm, wno n 5 nf tha Selangor Ch n se rtheTxt genera, meet*,. It is no longer Dutch Pa» 8 P° rts in abolishing the f passport visa juBtify its existbe doing something to j ence-
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    COMPANY MEETINGS.
    606 7 THE MALAKOFF RUBBER CO., LTD. The thirteenth annual general meeting of shareholders was held at noon on Saturday at their registered office 64, Robi»son-road Singapore. Mr. V Gibbons, the Chairman, presided and others present were Mr. W Lowther Kemp, Mr. A R Thornton Mr Stothard, Mr and Mr
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    FRASER AND NEAVE.
    1531 7 The ,»«ay-a«th annual t c,e™ I >/J \voa held on r-atu"'» l AZ*»U*« in 0» A-d Mr W H MacGrQßor P™■« "X rS*T u C w"o wXr, w Mak-iP«™- R W A #niley and Mr R > S r ta Vr MacOr-Swr hi movine the ,Urcc «lopUd
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    113 7 Tokio March 23. Both the Kei.sei and Kakushin Parties have dec'ded to attack thoroughly the Government in Parliament with regard to the alleged dishonest action which was revealed m the c ntract made to build the man-of-war, Akagi. The Government's budgets and the salt monopoly bill for
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    689 8 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH CUP FINALISTS. London, Mar 24. In the Association Cup semi-finals, West Ham beat Derby by 5 goals to 2 at Chelsea, while Bolton beat Sheffield United by one goal so nil at Manchester.—Reuter. FRIENDLY MATCH. A frLndly soccer match played on Friday between the Bendemeer
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    392 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship Singles. Donaldson vs. Sinclair. Potts vs Winter, J W. Leaky vs Hill (to finish). Championship Pairs. Laybourne and Roy Smith vs Duff and Cassels. Newcomers' Handicap. Osbourne vs Bristed. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Championship Pairs. Wardle and Brennan vs Simpson and Dobson. Potts and Wodehouse
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    21 8 TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship. Chill vs Foggle. Chater vs Van Cuylenberg. Doubles Handicap. Gale and Law vs Hammond and McKsan.
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    ROWING.
    202 8 OXFORD WINS VARSITY RACE. London, Mar 24. Oxford won the University boat race by three-quarters of a length in 20 mm. 54 sec. The weather conditions were ideal, sunshine, p slight breeze and smooth water. Gigantic crowds watched the race from every coign of vantage. Oxford won the toss
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    CRICKET.
    119 8 ENGLAND'S FAMINE IN BOWLERS. In "Wisden's Cricketersi' Almanack," Mr Sydney Pardon writes:— "English cricket in 1922 was appreciably better than in 19*21 but I do not cherish the illusion that even with Hobhs's help, we could have b.aten the great Australian Eleven on a hard wicket, because we still
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    YACHTING.
    789 8 HELEN WINS "WHIMBREL" CUP. Yesterday's yacht race was for the "Whimbrel" Cup, presented by Mrs Gerald Penny. This, we may say, was a very graceful way of commemc rating her husband's 6-metre yacht. "Whimbrel," with which he won the "American" Cup at Cowes in 1921. The second, third and
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    RUGBY.
    38 8 FRENCH ARMY BEAT BRITISH ARMY. Reuter. London, Mar 24. At Twick nham, in brilliant weather before five thousand spectators, including the Prince of Wales, the French Army beat the British at rugger by 15 points to 6.—Reuter.
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    BOXING.
    52 8 "ONE PUNCH" AND THE "KID/ "One Punch Ama't," 6.2, writes that he most willingly accepts the challenge of "Fighting Kid." 6.8, for any date. INDIA'S CHAMPION KNOCKED OUT. London, March 10.—A Melbourne message says that Hughre Dwyer, lightweight champion of knocked out Kid D'Silva, the Indian champion, in the
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    24 8 INTER-VARSITY SPORTS. Reuter. LTidon, Mar 24. At the Queens Club grounds in the Intervarsity sports, Oxford beat Cambridge by 7 events to 4.—Reuter.
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    230 8 Annual Meeting of the Malaya Branch. A very pleasant programme hats been arranged foe* the members of the Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association on the occasion of their annual meeting. The meeting begins at 9.30 a.m. on the 30th hut at the Tan Tock Seng
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    GUTHRIE & CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    107 8 GUTHRIE CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, March 23. The past week has seen a quiet Market, not very steady. Spot values improved to 59 cents, but future enquiry has Opt been good and only small business was transacted in Api I June 57 2 |s9M> cents July| Sept cents. Oct|Decr 60%
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    286 8 ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. Duirng this week:—Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday mrid Thursday at 7.30 a.m. on Tuesday at 7 a m. Matins on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. on Tuesday at 7.30 a.m. Evensong on Monday Tuesday,. Wednesday and,Thurrday a 7 p.m. "The Story of Calvary*
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    123 8 The Municipal health statement for th© week ending March 17 gives the total number of deaths as 154, representing a death-rate of 21.44, compared with 23_5 in the preceding week and with 28.82 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of m Ttality were Phthisis 24, pneumonia
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      314 8 STEEL From $4.00 per pair. GOLD FILLED EYE From $10.00 per pair S. SMITH SON (Siam) ltd M f (Incorporating J. Motion &Co 1 14, BAT TERY ROAD, SINGAPORF BANGKOK, SINGAPORE, LONDON A NEW YORK •mm mi i i::.n. l! ii llilllimiI im W!lll)llllllI 1|ll|l|i I I The Popular" Tea
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    604 9 Singapore, March 17, 1923. Artick. I, MEAT. C »eef steak kati 0 Eeef »t«w or curry 04 0 lean kati Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) Kati Mutton Indian 0,54 Mutter Australian kat; 0 66 Fowl kati l°Z\ (3 4 each Fowl medium U%_ 2 ka tia)
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    1354 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. B, J;lsZ AND EVATT Exch Share issue the following iist of quotations: Singapore, Mar 24. RUBBER, MNUABY IS, 1923. Issue Paid VaL Up. 21- 2|- Allagsr f 2|- 2|. Antfv-J.v* o 1 5 I «1 £1 Angl -Malay 3 3 I
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      491 9 J 4merican System Modem Dentistry, f I H. OHNISHI, D.D.S. Jj I ivtf, ORCHARD ROAD lTvx'*m& I VIOLET RAY Tik EATMB||1 J j ,r .W*. Py.- r! ,o, Too*.** and skin, glowing ehaeks, abundant e a frt.g -All these «e daily to I y i ire suffering bodily ailments or
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      159 9 I THE STRAITS ALBION PRESS! Ltd, I INCORPORATED IM THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.) 2 PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, SOa—2oc, Collyer Quay, I L SINGAPORE S.S. j Do you require STATIONERY of good I j quality? The following lines are stocked and can le I j supplied at prices that compare with other
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    STRANGEST RAILWAY IN THE WORLD.
    402 10 TRUCKS THAT DO NOT TOUCH THE EARTH. The most remarkable railway ia th* world was recently opened ia North America, not very far from th© Areti* Circle, and part of its powon-syatem is a huge cable more than 22 mile* long. This railway links up
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    102 10 Sir William Vincent's Viewa. London, March 2. Sir William Vincent, lecturing before the London School of Economics, •aid that there were two great principle! essential to reforms in India. There should not be a shadow of a doubt regarding Great Britain's intention to fulfil every solemn promise,
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    INDIA'S TRADE IN COTTONS.
    141 10 In hia addreae at the annual meeting- of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the president, Mr Chare Lees, gave prominence to the improvement in the economic condition of India as affording the best hope of an early, tevival ia the cotton trade. India is Lancashire's greatest
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    82 10 A sensational case of poisoning is :*d from Hangchow, where students of the Chekiang First cial Normal School, and two servants are dead, while seven students are critically ill and scores are I «lightly indisposed, It u stated that the noi>on was discovered ia some rice which had been served
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      816 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. The Undersigned bare been instructed to sell by public auction at their sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, March 26, at 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE. High Street, Lot I. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land together with the two storeyed brick and tile-roofed
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      652 10 "Gets-If Cores Corns not by painful, danpreroua bgusuik cr catting, not by borntntr but pan fe«(y —■Imply by shriveling them op ao yea can peel them off in one piece. Vso "GETS-IT" Demand the genuine. Contain > no acids. Absolutely harmless to live Mesh. MCg. by E. Lawrence Oo.. GhlOMU
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      146 10 CHILD CRIED mm Had Breaking Out On Face and ArmsXuticura Healed. "My child was troubled with a breaking out on her face and arms. It was of a dry nature and caused disfigurement. She cried with pain every time I washed her, and she was very restless at night. "I
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      462 10 I Jjfcti I t!iC t" d ll 801-6 I troublesome cough. Of all medicine vendors in Egypt, ladia and The Straits. Sole Proprietors, The Peps Co.. Leeds, England. Prl Money a J secure an All British bicycle of world-wide repute—if you bur a MEAL I *i 3k Specification includes: wMJ
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      300 10 LONDON LINE. Suwa Maru Fushimi Maru «H j Apr LIVERPOOITIixi. Lyons Maru HAMBURG UNIT Lima Maru Matsumoto Maru NEW YORkTtvt iV ttA LINE via sue? Sailing dates nil. U SOUTH AMEMCAX LDf, Kanagawa Maru Apr I BOMBAY LINE. Genoa Maru Awa Maru Yllr > Tokushima Maru Apr 1 Tamba Maru
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      464 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. r&oSmsir INDIA AND AKaTIE (Companivs Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with Hia Majeaty'a Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From SINGAPORE. 1923 gjskgai about April 1 jfyauan about April 15 Sardinia about April 29 Delta about May 13 petaaU about
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      390 11 STEAMER SAILINGS Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Paris Maru arr Apr 12 dep 13 *Araazon Maru arr May 21 dep 22 Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama, New
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      533 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS. Monthly aall.ng s Io and from Australia for cargo only, aalKac Batavia, Fremantle, Adelaide, Malbouza* aad Srdnay. SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. Arrive* Sails s s EMITA Apr 15 Apr 20 s.B. ECHUCA May 14 May 19 sa. EURELIA June 11 June 1G sa. EMITA July 16
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      530 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. MANAGING AGENTS. U.S. SHIPPING BOARD EMERGENCY FLEET CORPORATION. TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE Fare to European Porta from Hongkong £120 First-claaa throughout. SAN FRANCISCO via SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA A HONOLULU. Leaves Hongkong Arr. San Fraeiaeo PRESIDENT CLEVELAND March 29 April 20 PRESIDENT PIERCE April 11 May 3
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      509 12 WANTED. WANTED.—lmmediately one secondhand Fiat Motet Car. Apply with particulars to box 6.5. c/o Malaya Iribune." SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION. Accommodation for about 200 pupils is now available in the Indian Elementary School at No. 8, Short Street for pupils of Elementary Education irrespective of nationality or age. Classes are opened from
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      451 12 BANKS. p. i o. BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is affiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd., India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,00 C Capital Subscribed and Paid Up £2.594,16 C Reserve Fund 90,00 C BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape GCMG KCSI,
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      443 12 I BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, (lmcorporated in the U. S. A.) OCEAN BUILDING, COLLYER QUAY. P. O. BOX NO: 262. TELEPHONE NO: 661. OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US $10,400,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET. NEW YORK. London Office: —36
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      428 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penan* 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang IG, Ilir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      448 12 I BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1858.) Paid up Capital ia 609.000 Shares ef £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £»,700,000 Reserve Liability of PreI prietorj £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. S Westminster Bank Ltd.
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      377 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phona, No. 357. BOARD OF DIRECTORS See Teong Wah, Esq. s (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq, Ong Soon Tee, v Esq.
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      330 12 THY BLUE PETE) BEST BUTTER, OBTAINABLE it PENINSULAR IM po ar U»ur chamb^ SINGAPORE. THE MALAYA Wmni AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY.) M No. 345 Editor* No. i-i, SlaMtcr;a SUBSCRIPTION rat.,-, PAYABLE IN ADVA\, Per annum Half-yearly j Per quarter J amgle Copy 5 eta Postage Extra 50 c* per
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