Malaya Tribune, 26 April 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILYJ AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. t EVENING DAIUk Vol. X.- No. 97 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923.
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      92 1 THE cuipPlNG GAZETTE, f Z1 H\ Ed'to""' Dept. UcBWW" BATES. pa Ue j $16.00 I nr 7.50 I postage eltr ct per Qoath. rn--- inn mi m w n CHOJSS ITS A WRtGLET'S AS K HABIT; YOU TO WON'T j CHEW I I REGRET j I Represented by jj PfflUP
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      209 1 PALLADIUM THEATRE, Commerce e ,day, R a t 9.10 p.m. sharp. FOB AN INDEFINITE PEBIOD. i hill t■JJOt.OOO (IN 15 REELS.) Admission: Upstairs Circles and Boxes $3. Downstairs $2, $1.50, $1, 60 and 30 cents. Bookings at Universal Film Manufacturing Company 62-7 Orchard Road. -TELEPHONE NO. 2031. Note:-The picture is
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      134 1 (iiwitiri i r mi,!! i rn i 11 i i i i i naa STRAITS HOTEL «6 ft 67 ANSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I Z Wei'-furnifheJ single and double I I room accommodation. Electric, I i excellent cuisine,billiards,liquors I cold-beer and refreshments. Obtainable from 6 a m to 11p m. i
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    SHIPPING AND THE EMPIRE.
    1305 2 lII.—TYPES OF SHIPS AND THEIR. IMPERIAL TRADE ACTIVITIES. By Commander H. Bundle, R. N. These articles do not aim at being anything more than elementary. Their object is to interest the public in what may be described as the Keystone of our Imperial structure —Shipping —and
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      669 2 Acute Kidney Trouble j Severe Back Pains, Headache and Sleeplessness. Five Years Sufferer Cured by Dr. Cassell's Tablets. m Mr. John Parker, 13, Axmanda-street Roundhay-road, Leeds. «ay*:-»-" For five /Wtjt y«Ars I wa* a victim of kidney trouble. I /mM had a knife-like pain in my back, and to rise
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      100 2 f WORTH WHILE Nothing that you possess is more worth looking after than your health. Your comfort, your happiness, your efficiency and-success all depend upon it. Take good care of it I Never neglect any ailment of the stomach, liver or bowels but make a point of taking a doss
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      549 2 I CONSIDER THEM A BOON TO US WOMEN." Lady In Natal Has Convincing: Personal Proof of The Efficacy of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills. I Irs M Begg. 6 Queen-street, Durban South Africa, states:— Whon at the age of 25 the premature birth of my third baby put me into a
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      269 2 MAGNOLIA AN? I-FBICTION M^TAl CAUTION. GENUINE "FLOWER" BRAND. MAGNOLIA ANTI FRICTION ME Ml. Has the Flower Trade Mark st imped twice on the bottom, with the words "Manufactured in Ore it Briui n Write for Literature and Prices to SOLE AGENTS j In the S.S., F.M.S., B.N.B, COCHIN-CHINA 4 J
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    DOES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT?
    655 3 "G. K. C.'S" VIEW. There was an amusing debate at the Institute Fnancais, London, in mail week on the subject of Prohibit en. Mrs BailKe Reynolds, Mr G X Chesterton and Mr Lief Jones took part the tw, former defend ng the proposition that prohibition is anti-QhrUtdan
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    LATE CROWN JEWELS.
    79 3 London, March 28. The Moscow correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that with the view of negotiating the sale of the Russian crown jewels in foreign countries the Soviet s preparing an illustrated album containing "an historical and .technical description of the priceless* jewels once owned by
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    GOVERNMENT BY HATE.
    642 3 THE ALIEN STUNT. Mr. J. Ramsay MacDona]<L M.P. wir.tes n the "New Leader" P. iMtcs, some people say, m an art and not a science, but political manag.rs 6eem to be doing their beet to turn the art into an artfuinesei. That is the meaning of the
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      377 3 rjej Ulcers I r intense Suffering Ended. Twelve Painful Wounds yon 01 a bfolutely Cured by Oermolene. M .s r f e.s* had effect. £^0[MV\ with *ameooe jH|HgAKJk I JJS ir r'th? but some tim. later ill If' formed. tad f B W V Son. My log to «I well
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      131 3 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the dread monster of Sciatic pain Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrusts of the torturous disease Then let me tell you that you are suffering
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    838 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Uy "Kooliigtit-" It is doubtful if anyone sees "A Pasteboard Crown" at the Alhambra, will Uii t J be pisascd wit& 3t It is a story of .he theatre. Everyone thrills to stage atories because it is not everyone's privilege to
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      553 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE 1 CINEMA Tn the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. Robert W. t hamber's won lerf: 1 nival photo-ir unitized a a motion pi'-t':re serial Pearl White THE BLACK SECRET Episodes 11 and 12. > That popular, handsome star J. Warren Kerrigan in $39,000 In 5 Parts. A fast
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      421 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD (Programme from luesfgy, April 24 to Sunday, April 29. In the Second bbcw at 9 p.ur. TOPICAL BUDGET British Fcreen Kews \%w%b\W 4SM JLTtikl Playgoers Pictures presents Evelyn Greely and Robert Elliott in A PASTEBOARD CROWN In 5 Parts. (Adapted from Cl£ra Morris Novel) It
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      390 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 imv. Si TgtT SUftINA HEati of this week's very successful Picture POPTJLAJ M Program e. 2nd Shn»~7~ 1st Show at 7.30 Sharp. 41 U| H THE LION MAN SERIAL TAIMa Episodes Two and Three. lrt WWAD|,k SiSltt p n N0BMA Pv p cipnlnr Requests. Tl-,.'c, r SESSUE HAYAKAWA
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      70 4 NAVY and 4111 Boxing roitf in aid of Union ivk 0» To b« he! J »< F. M S. RAILWAYS date SladiJ" (Next to Uoi C On toaiiy, April 3), *>J wi 1 eotm* (6 Rounds'lie-*, Sfeailata KING a:id Print. Cttf Also d middle maa*?* 3 ,6 Round*'-Vrp.-ral MYLASD ard
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    EMPLOYEE SUES FIRM.
    222 5 |iriAth \if«rmcnt. a rt before Mr. Leon rd yesterday es on bebjuf of sag, [aimed $9,400 for breach of an agree.at from M son. jrbo pi re r pre- I j. G. CampbeiL The j sum asges from pla ntuT. i j enp oyed bj them i
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    STOLEN IN COURT.
    48 5 1 n was yesterday Mr, GourU, with the th, I) strict Court. ••hen charged, said if he he would have gone '•-> tot] and not come no. Bed !,v I Inspector Sheedy, had no business in to hear th e case convicted and re- 2Kb fa*.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    63 5 I we April 26. "-sd. Local m 10i Od, Local Mari r** BaiMtti to $1.20. tv to $1.25, t Cent8 United Tambalaks i, Kb 5:, to 60 •-•I"' to 2 .25. J 1 cents, ILH 35 to$l 1«. J.-h.ns P 11.22% to 25. 511.50 to 512.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    215 5 TO-DAY'S LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $104.87 V» per pikul. 175 tons 6old. Buyoro Bmmm Gambier 15.75 Jara Cube u M Hamburg Cufcs 23.00 Pre* Cube Sar. White Pepper 22.50 Mixed Black Pepper 14.75 Sundried Copra 12.00 Mixed Copra 11.55 Small Flake Tapioca 13.75 Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 5 Singapore, Aprfl 26. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2t 4 l-4c Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173V4 On Hongkong— Bank demaod draft 1% p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Eank demand dfnaft 72% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    59 5 C of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, ApriH 26. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Sellers Spot 54% 54% May to June 55 55% July to Sept 56% 56% Oct to Dec 57% 58*4 Latest London
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, April 26. To-day's closing rubber quotation* *re as under:— New York.—32 cts. London.—ls. 3%d. Singapore.—s4% cts. Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    DINER DINED ON.
    48 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 25. A few days ago, a tiger entered the coolie lines at Norseman Estate, Taiping, whilst a ooolie was eating his dinner with his wife. The man was carried off. The corpse was found in the jungle at daybreak.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET. THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    137 5 Singapore, April 26. Catalogued 1093 683 lbs.; 488 25 tons. Offered 769,923 lbs.; 343 72 tons Sold 558.922 lbs.; 249.52 tons. Prices Realized. London Is. 3i4d. New York Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore Stamdard Quality 5314 tn 53H. Good Average
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    465 5 Singapore, April 25. The volume of business done in the share market during the week under review is still very small. Prices in the tin section are a little easier, but there is a tendency to firm slightly at the close. It continues to be
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    78 5 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun*' for the following: Tok o. April 24. Wheat crops «C Japan th s year aTe estimated slightly less than laM yeair. An agreeme t has been reached among &m private shipowner* in Kobe. It is stated that two shipowners
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      65 5 THE STAR OPERA (Tfce Premier Malay Opera in Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL Norih Bridge Road. Friday April 27 By Special Request A Great Hindustani Play IINDRA S4BH4 will be staged Caste:— Gulf am K'Dean Subza Fairy Miss Tijah Music by Sbaik Abdullah Saturday April 28 Shakesneare's Play HAMLET The
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      533 5 I SCHLEE PRODUCTS. Sparking Plugs: g *y nre,d g Radiator Thermometers. ffi I s Carburettors. ()j I s I Stockist and Sole Distributors for the S.S. and F.M.S. k I Messrs. ALSAGOFF AND CO. (Import Department.) I !fl 96-97 Arab Street, Singapore. S 5 th s i" iiiiii.li Hum,.,,,,,,, "THE
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      62 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, April 25. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bar Red to 32 decree Fah 1015.2 1012.3 ***** Temp 80 83 81 Wet Bulb Ther: 78 80 80 Dir of Wind calm E calm Max Temp in shade 86 Min do do 74 Max in
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    100 5 r„-m. April 26 J 528 m.. 7.27 p.m. <fjAtfi. t0, jfFAmbu »nce, 1*11 Hal C y; p 1 Mem H»H. 5-15 P-"-"if revs Middlesex, U» vs KeppeU V.^ MaiayaFCv Mumc r.e 3 The,tre 9 30P m m orr„w. April 27. a.n,. 8.24 p.m. n iai closes. R'jbber,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    390 5 To-day, April 26. Hongkong. Shanghai Japan Shunko Maru 2 p.m. Sf.gon Hai.diong Anrigny 3 p.m. U Jo Bawcan. Suurabaya, Sta-gen. Kota Baroe, Balik Papan Sanmrrnda Van Hoorn 3 p.m Ba<u Pa,„ Meam 3 p m ««an*.* Rangoon Calcutta* Chakdara 8 p.m. Panan#* Catania Uw,. n|r 3 p.m &U*«*
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    26 6 DEATH. Mft. Cyhh. IKCEKT N Ei HKONNbR died at the General Hospital this morning. BurUl to-morrow morning (Friday) at Bidadari Cemvtery, at 8.30 a.m.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS.
    89 6 A High Mass of Requfem tor the late Em.ly Caroline Tessensohn will be oelebraied at the Cathedral of The Gcod Shepherd on Saturday. 28th April, 1923 at 7 a.m. Friends are kindly requested to accept this intimation. The funeral of the late Madam Chua Joo Pock, mother of Tan
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    THOUGHTS ON A ROYAL WEDDING.
    820 6 To-day British subjects in all parts of the Empire, if only for a brief moment, will let their minds dwell on a pleasant incident which is happening in London—the joining together in holy matrimony of H.R.H. the Duke of York, one of the most popular
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    THE ROYAL WEDDING.
    91 6 Honours Conferred by the King. London, April 25. On the occa ion of the royal wedding His Majesty the King conferred on the Duke of York the Knighthood of the Order of the Thistles and on Earl Strathmore the Knigbfhood of the Grand Cross of the Victorian
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    SENIOR GRAND WARDEN.
    52 6 London April 25. At the 'annual festival of the United Grand Lodge of England held at the Freemason's Hall presided over by the Duke of Conmaught the Duke of York was appointed Senior Grand Warden in succession to the Prince of Wales. Lord Hewart was appointed junior
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    391 6 Reuter. Paris, April 25. The Dressmaker's pvderatton ba» ndon. Xpril 25. !>tarks at I22M9 ,o 120 099 prancs t 68 90 snd Lelgisn at 79.92>4—Leuter. Walters, of Ueasrs. on 1.td, left l.y tra n tor >!< on n,orni>:g n vl^t We bave been requested to annotmee at tbe ev r
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    GOOD IRISH OMEN.
    110 6 Citizens May Carry Arms. Reuter. Dublin April 25. The Free Government ha» si&n fiiantJy dec ded to allow suitisble citizen of Dubhn to possess firearm* with the necessary safeguards. Thi* is regarded as an interesting commentary io th«- advance -of normal conditions implying that the Government's belief
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    CHESTER CONCESSIONS.
    129 6 Subject for Lausanne? Reuter. London April 25. In the House of Commtoars Lord Curzon drew attention to the speech of Admiral Chester. Mr. McNeill said that he was not aware of any foundation to the -tatement that the spheres of influence had thrown obstacles in Admiral Chester's way.
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    LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
    35 6 Reuter. Lausanne. April 25. The Economic Committee discussing the economic clauses of the Treaty held up the provision of mixed arbitral tribunals though the Turks desired <m substitute of ordinary courts of law.—Reuter.
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    WILL RUSSIA ATTEND?
    113 6 Reuter. Lausanne, April 25. At a meeting of the First Commission, Isniet Pashi. declared that if it was intended to modify the clauses relative to the Straits, the Russian" should be invited to send a representative. The Allies replied that there was no intention of re-opening the
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    BOXER INDEMNITY.
    75 6 Committee to be Formed. Reuter. London April 25. In the House of Commons replying to Mr. Hannon, Mr. McNeill aid that a committee to consider the procedure in connection with the util sation of the Boxer Indemnity is about to be appointed. He was very doub'ful regarding the
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    OPIUM FIGURES.
    63 6 Reuter. London April 25. In the House of Commons at question time Earl Winterton staged that the number of che ts of opium sold :n Calcutta auctions during the years ending Warm 31, 1921, 1922 and 1923 respectively were 1550 935 and 2890. He would enquire from the
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    CHRISTIAN FEDERATION OF MALAYA.
    49 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 25. A public meeting held last even iif at the Free School. Mr. Hast n-s Rhodes presiding, resolved to form ■"it of Christian Federation of Malaya and appointed provisional council to enquire into the possibilities of extending the movement.
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    "RING, HAPPY
    527 6 TO-imvx f J On the v. r j to the daughter of t t«h Earl. The £J lowed anr, r the information thai official den ai t0 a j Ten days Ister-g,^... again flashed acro; s th H that His Royal of York w; iS b tr./: .j
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    NAVAL POLICY.
    112 7 WORK ON SINGAPORE BASE AWAITING MONEY VOTE. ONLY £4,000 YET SPENT. Reuter. London., April 25. a ,f commons, replying to. Mr. Berfct-ley with regard to launched since 1913 and now comra sd oned or capable of Col. Amery gave the following figures of those fully a states 76.
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    GERMAN HOPE DROWNED.
    115 7 BRITAIN WILL NOT MEDIATE. frenrh Jubilation. Reuter. London. April 2*. tday, i ipressraf surP** ndenc] "i' Genaaay to F Canon's s] eecfc as in- yof British medic faring that Germany France direct, has l Berlin message, L Geman political 1 eyed that the speech c to the
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    THE WORLD COURT.
    116 7 fading's Speech Criticised. Reuter. Ken V rk, April 25. nBB the opinion Hai g's speech on I air: of Justice inI i k tthe President intend; serirojeet oi American kakerskip despite the opposition of He Repubi can leaders and others. B 'Hera'd" ti nlcs that the speech
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    CHESTER CONCESSIONS.
    76 7 Reuter. Ce«teßthMr|ftt April 25. r tail, oi the Chester eon- 1 I*l knock the pit off the me concea on :s valid he Government "J* «ft«r 30 years, fraction sector at Sam. begun within six "7 toneesnra wiJl U v >' n< the deposit of 1 new company
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    53 7 Reuter. Ii ''-iris April 23. a Banque Industrielle A h..,, r epr Senator t on charge of wrongdivid!S rei and distr: »uting Pernotu i s simiNy„ also with negotiat- r It is expected *«*a» a. bfJfin in J un«. -,r KMx offi. PW ProS(>cu ted include y D
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    BOLSHEVIK ACTS.
    170 7 BRITISH GOVERNMENT INDIGNANT. Serious Note Necessary. Reuter. London, April 25. in the House of Commons replying i questions with regard to the series acts by the Russian Government n which Brrii h subjects were victims, including the seiiure of a Hull trawler by Bo shevists off the Mur:i
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    86 7 v Times On Export Licenses. Reuter. London, April 25. The "Times" in its "City Notes," referring to the exces ive number of exp rt licences granted to native planters under the Rubber Restriction Scheme, owing to the incomplete statistic information with regard to native owned es ates and
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    LABOUR HOUSING MOTION.
    66 7 Big Majority Against. Reuter. London, Apri. 25. In the House of Commrns, rafter a debate which was characterised by r.umerous interruptions, 'the Labour motion for the rejection of the Housing Bill was defeated by 340 votes to 140. This is the largest majority :he G vernment has
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    INDIAN STRIKE ENDED.
    45 7 Reuter. Rangoon. April 25. An agreement has been reached whereby the strikers of the Yenangyaung will resume work to-morrow on the terms offered by the compan: es.—R enter. Calcutta, April 25. The employees at the Nuddea Jute mil's resumed work unconditionally.— Reuter.
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    P. AND O. DIVIDEND.
    43 7 Reuter. London April 25. The Pen n uar and Orient. Co. has an interim dividend at the rate of 12 per cent per annum on deferred share free of tax for the six months' ended M rch 31. —Reuter.
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    MISS ELLIS SAFE.
    13 7 Reuter. Simila April 25. Miss Ellis has arrived at Peshawar.—Reuter.
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    12 7 Reuter. Mr. P. F. Warner underwent a severe abdominal operation very successfully.—Renter.
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    2712 7 TITI TIN CO. LTD. The annual generral meeting- of Titi Tin Company, Linked, was held at Chartered Bank Chambers yesterday. The Chairman, Mr. J. M. Sime, preand there weie also present I>r. D. J. Galloway, Messrs S. Q Wong,, J. a. phij A. E. Badfcfcy, A. Braddon, Mesens.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    187 7 Lesson to Dealers. Chief Detective Insp tor Coatell> had a summons iestjed igainst Ang Poh Sit of Clyde Terra for failing to produc. written authority to th C. D. i. for rubber received on the 6th irrsi. in breach of the RubbeT D. ahrs' Ord nance. The ;.ccus
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    29 7 Reuter. Sydney April 25. Th* City Councirs Electricity Committee recommended a rose ie* ion of absohite Empire preference on the poHcy in favour of fifteen per cent Empire preference.-—Reuter.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    561 8 FOOTBALL. ST. J. O. B. BEATEN BY SUPERIOR FORWARD PLAY. By "Reflex." The S. C. F. A. 1. team thoroughly deserved their w n by three goal* to nil against the St. Jo»eph'a Old Boys te*m on the S. R. C. ground yesterday afternoon. in 'he first
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    THE TURF.
    47 8 CITY AND SUBURBAN RESULT. In the City and Suburban (Epson) meet, the result was as follows Dry Toast 20 to 1; Roman Fiddle 10 to 1; Cowiover 100 to 14. Thirteen ran. Won by a neck. There was a length between the second and tliTd.
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    CRICKET.
    52 8 INTER-STATE ACTIVITIES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. ApriJ 25. With n vrii-sv fnl<irvr>n«' the pre»>nl fi*M 112 iater-tttate cricket, a pi\>T"iM4il ;»i «I f»»r Sutangtyr U> niert Pcrmjiif «Ijv.H String the current Tbe northern cricketers arc alw> di iho advisability of Singakp.n«r* wifnc n* Porak or Penanjc at "KubU
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    BOXING.
    807 8 IS JACK BLOOMFIELD A WORLD BEATER Mr. Eugene Corri, writes :—"If the debonair Jack Bloomfield is completely satisfied with his fight last Monday aga nst Sodier Jones —the who by the way should never agan seek to get down to the light-heavy-weight limit, (he cannot comfortably do 12 st.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    190 8 S. C. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Singles. Chua Choon Leong -18 beat Ong Swe c Gam -3, 6—3, 6—l. Tan Hong Ghee -3 beat Tan Ah Hung scr., w.o. Lee Keng Ho on scr., beat William Tan -9, w.o. B Singles. Chua Choon Seng -18 v.
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    DA VIES CUP.
    47 8 Australia to Compete. Reuter. Melbourne, Apr 25. The Davis Cup competitor, Anderson, has agreed to accept public assistance, conditional only that it :s applied for procuring a business substitute. The Secretary of the Association declares that it it practically certain a team will compete.—Reuter.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    48 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. Wardle and Toscenie beat Jamieson and Brown 21—17. TO-DAY'S TIES. Double? Handicap. Doig and Kinloch vs. Wardle and Toscenie, postponed. Rev. Douglas and Main va Hammond and McKean. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Doubles Handicap. Doig and K:n! och vs. Wardle and Toscenie.
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    LADIES' LAWN CLUB TOURNAMENT.
    89 8 MONDAY'S TIES. Championship Singles. Miss Fawcett vs. Mrs Duff. Ladies Doubles Open. Mrs Brooke and Mrs. Saunders vs. Miss Richardson and Miss Chappel. Championship Pairs. Mrs. Salzmann and Mr. Linton vs. Miss. Stephenson and Mr. HaUl. Singles Handicap. Miss. E. Brooke owe 3 vs. Miss. Henderson
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    THE STAR CAR.
    138 8 We draw the attention of our readers to the advertisement of The International Motors Ltd, appearing elsewhere, announcing the arrival, in the local motor market, of the Star Car. The creation of the Star car is the most important and brilliant accomplishment of any individual idemtified with
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    STRAITS EUROPEANS.
    690 8 A WORD TO THE YOUNGER MEN. Col. Spencer sends us ft few note* on the Volunteer situation as affecting the European Community, requesting us "to inform the public how the case stands and to perhaps exert influence on public opinion to aid in rectification of the matter." We
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    73 8 Reuter. London, April 25. A new "Rhodes Trust" has been founded by Mrs. H. P. Davison, in memory of her husband, a former partner of the J. P. Morgan Company, under which three each of Oxford and Cambridge students will be enabled to spend a ye>ar either 'at the Univer
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    634 8 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTER'S CABLES. (Vi« Ceylon Exehaaffcs.) PROPOSED TAX ON BETTING. London, April 11.—Among the taxation propoals which Mr. Baldwin ia considering and which he. it is reported, favours is a tax on betting. The Customs department of the Treasury has been enquiring into the
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    35 8 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 170 equal to $100. Th rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 175 equal to $100.
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      520 9 I I Q 1 I 1 Of ADllDAM TDfTNKC mx«i »*t to 1*\ On compre—d fibre foundation. Four polish battens, wit i I I Fitted with antwagging spring ■wjanawirsaaa tjuj.^nj. I Qgc 1 »pnogs. NEW TIES IN Pitted 5 drawers and one side all hangings. Finished in p two lever
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    IF TUTANKHAMEN WERE A FRAUD.
    704 10  -  BY ROBERT LYND. There must be some vein of malica in human beings. At least there must be some malice in me, I confess, wtien I heard the theory that Tutankhamen was the greatest fraud since Lieutenant. K"epenick seriously propounded. I had a wild hope
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    TRAMS FOR WOMEN.
    56 10 A special type of tram car, exclusively for the use of women and children, has been tested at Tokio. its particular feature being Uiat the floor is specially near the ground. It is expected that 39 cars of this type will be introduced in the near future,
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      937 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Ltd. On Monday April 30, at 2.30 p.m. MORTGAGEE'S SALE CAIRNHILL CIRCLE Lot 1. Valuable freehold land together with the two two-storeyed brick and tile-roofed Dwelling Houses Nos. 2-1 and 2-2 Cairnhill Circle, area 3,476 square feet. Messrs Zehnder Brothers, Solicitors. UPPER CROSS STREET Lot
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      290 10 MARTIN'S ft. Frtneh Remedy for sul Irrtju )ar itlaa. Thousand* mj tmm a limn Martin', l iils in the house so that on the 1 frst sifn of any Irregularity «f the system a timely dose may be administered Those »ho vr tuein recommend them hence their enormous sale At
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      322 10 TAPPING THE NERVEFORCE. Worse Than Bleeding. "It is better to lo*e a p nt of bfiood than to have the nerves tapped. No one can measure your nerve-force af it runs away," wrote that famous Doctor Oliver Wendle Holmes. It is easy to exlain why this k* so. The blood-making
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      437 10 STEAMER SAILINGS HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO. LTD SINGAPORE TO BATAVIA, CHJKH: BON AND SAM A RANG. Sail Twice a Waek. SINGAPORE PANGKAL PINANO BATAVIA, SAMARANG PANGKAL PINANG AND SINGAPORE Sail Fortnightly. SINGAPORE BILLITON AND SOURABAYA Sail Fortnightly. For freight, passage and further information, apply to THE REGISTERED OFFICE: No
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      233 10 N.Y.K LONDON LINE. Mishima Maru Hakozaki Maru K». Kitano Maru LIVERPOOL LDQ> j Toyohashi M ar u HAMBURG LINE Matsumoto Maru Tajima Maru d NEW YORK Sailing dates ail. SOUTH AMERICAN- 1» Kanagawi Maru Kawachi Maru BOMBAY LINE. Sado Maru Hakodate Maiu Akita Mam CALCUTTA LINE. Yamagata II Moji Maru
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      499 11 SAttlHGS. AND APCAR LINE. U if*-*** Incorporated in England.) -i PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. MAlL UNINStXAK ORIENTAL S. N. CO. iv.uaet with His Majeaty'a Government Under Ccai»« jONPON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. LONDON Due SINGAPORE. April 30 Sardin a Ma 13 May 27 n a June 10 June 24 July 8 July
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      410 11 STEAMER SAILINGS O, S. K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. •Amazon Maru arr May 21 dep 22 Amur Maru arr June 21 dep 22 *Omit Marseilles, NEW YORK LINE. For San
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      510 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LIME OF STUMERS Monthly sailings to and from Auetialia for cargo only, calling at Penang Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Arrives Sails s.s. ECHUCA May 14 May 19 84. EURELIA June 11 J« Tie 16 s.s. EMITA July 16 Wf 21
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      622 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-daw throughout. 3AN FRANCISCO via SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA HONOLULU. Leaves Hongkong Arr. San Frodasw PRESIDENT WILSON April 25 May 17 PRESIDENT LINCOLN May 9 May 31 All
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      516 12 WANTEf. v. vNTED. —A comL-eieut Jobbing Couipoaitur. Only ie.tc»u men need a?yl>. Apply to "liyiter" c,o 'The Maiaya Tribune." TO LET. To Twu Motions ln Raffles I ..mbera. Apyty to tha Secretary, .»rden Club. SMALL S"ORE TO LEf.-Entran-ces trom battery R >ad and Collyer Quay. Apply to Medical Hall Ltd.
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      491 12 BANKS. P. 0. 1 BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is affiliated the Allahabad Bank I.id., India. j SINGAPORE BRANCH: j THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. I Authorised Capitol £5,000,0G0 C« pital Subscr bed and Paid Up £2.594,100 Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape
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      453 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (lacorperaled in the U. S. A.) •CEAN BUILDING, COLLTER 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 Bishopsgate.
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      439 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICI 14, MARKET STRUT. BRANCHES: Penan* 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Junker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Bahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. AGENCIES AT: Londoa, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      427 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated ia England by Royal Ckarter I*4*.) Paid up Capital ia Ska res af eack MMOt Reserve Fund »,7i0,f00 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,1H,M0 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Westminster Bank Ltd. National Provincial and Union
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      394 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Inearporated in the S.S.) Head Office Sincapere, lat Fleor, Banque ael Inda China Buildings, lA, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 357. BOARD OF DIRECTORS See Teong Wah, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P.S. Lee, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock
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      288 12 Sold by The In emotional rW The Anglo-Chines* The Medial The Un ted The British p,,.. The India D spen irv and The Ayur Vet* \f,. THE MALAYA TRiEix un SHIPPING GA2ETIE (EVENING IM U Tel. No. MS Bt%rU Tel. No. 17i. M an 3,. a PAYABLE IN" A ,,v,
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