Malaya Tribune, 4 April 1924

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. hVENING*rMlfir.r SHIPPING GAZETTE. Wm\\\\mm\ V M- -\'o. 81' SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1924 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1924.
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      76 1 lOK WOOLLENS |Ni) I LYE- FABRICS SjJk l THE 'KURLO" WATrf I IS SAFE AND SIMPLE, j I WhSHE? I ""wiTHOUT SHRINKING. j Sons. Ltd. led in England.) I j I m Lamp Sales jj and lasts equally Produces IpOOOpOOO Lamps a day f whkri I for*- Quality and Prkm
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      54 1 r^rrtriri>nt,iii!ii<«uwiiuii<iriiiiiitiiiitilllillllli l i i f 11 ARMO.N.Y 11« glasses you wear should be j ir£ in harmony with year com- I n-lexion and particular style of frress. Onr,X)pt»metrist»i will do I big sat sfaetorily for you. J; XJUE EASTERN OPTICAL CO, la. South Caps? Road, Singapore. ttHßitiinfitiiiitifmtiiiii' i i i
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    912 2 WARNING AGAINST GREAT EX- TECTATIONS. j NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING RE LITER'S CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) Lcndan, Match 18 —The delay in the prcisentafic.it of their report is causing rumours that differences have arisen in the Committee of Experts. It was always obvious, sajs the Paris correspondent
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      280 2 Whiteaw&y's J Crockery, Glass Eqamei Ware "SALE j I^M&^W^^/ TO-MORROW ONLY. LOi M 1 OFF I iii•i i i i i ii i:se i i i-1 ii i i iii.i i i i i„« iiii■ii■i■ii i i i i i i i i i i., ,i 11,,,,,, t t j
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      418 2 WHAT THEY SAY IN SIAM about Bafrv's Own Tablets. In S 'ami, as in other countries throughout the world, Baiby's Own Tablets are the trusted children's remedy in many homes. Here is wh tt Mr. Ro Suh San, of the" Siam Elecoric'ty Co., 10 J5 Song Ward Bangkok, says about
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      328 2 I IF YOU CHOOSE ECONOMY, I Ghre us a trial before shopping ii5^,,,,., Just received new stock in «ilks, Cotton toods m J CurfcjiUes from (hina, Japan, Fg >P t and fa^ Prices Very Moderate. 1 A ViS,t WiH Convinc 2 You. I C. RAHiCHAND SONS, North Bridge Road and
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    963 3 By i:. 0. V. inst lU M. D. L tt. (Acting director of Education X 8.—VERNACULAR EDUCATION, (a) —Malay Boys' Schools. Though there had been sporadic missionary effcints to provide schools for Malays and two day schools were supported by Government in Singapore as early as 1856,
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      211 3 THE BREA THE ABL E REMEDY.^^^^T^^^ ~;I< < 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 I I I I I I Il| 111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I m ROBERT BOSCH
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      727 3 Gold lor Silver. Xlfl Lottery Lin Game of Chance i Humbug liU Blank Return AS TiUJE AS DAY LIGHT. Spend 80 cts. and Receive 32 Atank Nigrah Pills They are in the Words of Users Worth the weight of Gold For Nervousness», Indigestion, and for all mental and physical irregularities.
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1036 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." THE POWER OF A LIE/ "The Power of a Lie," J.hann Bojei's story which Universal is filming under the direction of George Arcnainbaud, has been fuily cast and pre sen I s an impressive array of fainvas film artists.
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      369 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA »ANJONG PAGAR ROAD From Wednesday, April 2, to Friday, April 4. In the Second Show at 9.30. In the First Show at 7.30. Eves Film Review r Farm Follies Daring Dangers com.dy in two b~u. Western drama in 2 Parts Tom Sant^chi. Mathias Sandorf Serial in 9
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      246 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Monday, March 31, to Saturday, April 5. In the Secord Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. HODKINSON Presents Robert McKim in A Certain Richman In 6 Reels. CARL LAEMMLE Presents Gladys Walton In a sparkling story of a romantic shop girl whose vivacious
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      329 4 AMUSEMENTS All Paramount Program ne. Pictu ns out t*ll It mmJl 3 SPECIAL FEATURES "«"hu" l tioa > WHOOPING, At 915 iharp. WILD WESTERN, BURKIKG-KOT AITP/CTfCfc ANN 4 ASCENDS Alice Brady's Grea est Picture. 9m The story of her rise trom p »verty to m A riches, with >ew Yoik's
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    152 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTA 1 IONS. RUKiifcR. Local. —43 cents. London.—Is. 0%d. TIN. London. —£264. JO. 0. Local.—$132 per p cul 75 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* Gambier $27.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 33.50 Mixed Blck Peipper 18.25 Sur.dried Copra 11 10 M'xed Copra 10.75
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    EXCHANGE.
    106 5 Singapore, April 4. On London Bar:k 4 months' s gh: 2s. 4 5|32d Demand 2s. 4 1 lOd Priva e 3 m ha' s'ght 2s. 4 17 32d On It d a Bank Tel. T rater 167% On raotagkonp Bank dema. raft 1% p.e. pm. On SiwngtMti— Bank demand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    98 5 C. ui C- Rubber Association. Singr ore, April 4. Pale Crepe Clcs ng rices. jv -s Sellers. Spa. 43% Latest London C. .es quote. London Spot.— Rbbed Smoked She- Clos'ng Prices. i vers Sellers. Spot 12 V 2 42% April 42% 43 Apr'l to June 3 43*4 July
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    129 5 Standard Oil Co. Devce's Imperial Brllliai per two tins $6 05 Sylv: n Arrow per two s $5 65 Tiger per :wo tin* $5 65 T ger in drums per two d mis $4 85 Socony Motor Gasol ne p two tins of 8 gallons $8.50
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    AKALI JATHA ARRESTED.
    109 5 Delhi, March 14.—Jaitu (March 14).—Pandit Malaviya ard party cons'sting cf seven' member 0 f the Legislature met the Akali atha a mile and a ha f fr ni Ja tv nd requested he Jatha leaders to ait for instructions from the Gurdwr Commit.tee. The Ja ha declined
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    OBSTRUCTION IN BENGAL.
    27 5 Calcutta, March 16.—The B i.gal National st Party has decided t<- join the Swarajists in the reject, r of the eatire pr ,vincial budget.
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    AGED 111 AND LIVES ALONE.
    248 5 Qnai. t l*h lanoiihy »»f I 'shman. Jchn Campbell, wi'3 res des in a remo e country spo named D allytweed, ::.3xr Car ma voy, Co., Antrim, was two years of when the bait e of Waterloo was fough:, so chat he has now reached
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    BUTLER'S FLIGHT WITH JEWELS.
    228 5 Thanks Employer from the Dock. A butler from the dock of Marl-bocxmgih-sitreet PK-ce Court thanked his former employer, whom he had robbed, for all h's kindness. The jewe'tery, valued at £27.000 befonged to Mr. M'ehael Stephens of PortI mdplace. London, the irk manufacturer ard all hal
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    BOLSHEVIK AGENTS ON TRIAL.
    189 5 Cawnpore, March 17. —The trial ope ted o-day in the D strict Couit of eight Indians alleged to be Bolshev k agents and charged with conspiracy to establish the organ satioi cf tbe C_. mmumstt International throughou* India. Four of the accused were absent, of wfeom
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      113 5 r MOTORISTS a rfl Insure your car against accidents by protecting yourself against Glar'r.g ft: q| Headlights and the dazzling Rf.ys of the setting sun P I Kent's "GLARE GUARD" g S THE ANTI DAZZLE DEVICE. I [j! 3 i 7 -.Vf v -1 1! 'mĔti:: Si v, uj t-
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      105 5 I FOOD FOR INFANTS i is madfl from tbo purest milk, f rom the richest of [g B| AUSTRALIA, EiOMOGEN is as easily digested than J cow's milk and is absolutely pure and free from germ<. 3 1 I 3 Obtain your Supply from rG jj] THE INTERNATIONAL DISPEiNSARY, [Robinson
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      478 5 mails close. ro-DAV. AI'KIL 4. K.-niaman and Qumra 2 p.m. rant SouraRumphitw 2 p.m. .ham and Teluk *Pemk 3 p.m. M :ar *Meran 3 p.m. Alting 3 p.m. i Muar* Kelantan 4 p.m. *Tiang 4 p.m. 11; It Kuch ng 4 p.m. ,h it Sa ma rang "Giang Anrt 4
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    154 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 4. H gh Tides.—lo.4s a.m., 11.8 p.m. Dutch homeward mail leaves. Kelamttan Gold annl. mtg.. Adelphi. noon. P.do: Barnes Cups, 4.45 p.m. Mark Lodgu 830 p.m. Harmston's Circus. 9.15 p.m. Boxing: Rozario vs. Santos. M.8.5., 9.30 pm. To-morrow, April 5. High Tides.—ll.22
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    PUERILE LIBERALISM.
    513 6 i Coming events cast their shadows before might reasonably be applied to .he in the House o€ Commons described in the cables pubTshed yesterday. The Opposition Part es gave the Labour Government a taste of what they may expect later on in the year when it is considered
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    BYRON'S CENTENARY.
    400 6 On the 19th of this mo.lh falls the centen.ry of Byron's Death in Greece; and lovers of his poetry ad over the world will, oo tha. day, recall how the poet d cd. serving the Greek nation, heroically as he had lived in hs later years. For even
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    187 6 New Education Scheme. We undo: stand that the new s*heme for the teachers in the F.MS, and the S.ra ts Settlements has obtained the sanction of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and came into force on the Ist inst. Under it tea-.ihers in the Colon;
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    219 6 Mr. Lim Kee Gheok has by mutual cogent: severed his connecjon with J-JN" World as from February Mr. Koh Hup, managing pmpretor of Messrs. Koh Leok Hup Go Pemarvg ?he Sols Representatives for Eong' s Scen/tod Fac- Of Ant septic powder id g-aiLa etc., has' arrived here by the KUng
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    TAGORE'S NOVEL.
    725 6 A CRITICISM OF GORA." The title of Sir Rab r.dranath Tagoie's new novel, Gora. (Macmillan. 7s. Gd. net) is taken from its leading character. Gora whose reai name s Gourmohan Babu, is an Ir.shman who., being left an orphan at birth, s adopted by a Hindu family and
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    214 6 The British Dispensary has removed frott 4 Ba tery R oi d, and is now bcated at 33 Raffles Place, the pre- vnnf t merly by the Bank voor indie. \cZt Q S !i e yP° re has left Hongkong and is expected-to anrive in JW" a t 4 P.m.
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    R. P. A. OF MALAYA.
    663 6 THE ANNUAL MEETING. The annual g.moral maet'ng of the Rubber Pruiuctt.s Aaaooatiog was held at the offices of Messrs Eva t ami Co., Fifjncn Bank Build.ngs, yt.-i-.rday afternoon, and there were present Messrs J. M. Some (Cha vma.n) W. Lowther Kemp, Koh San, Hi.', C.
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    POLICE COURTS.
    99 6 Charge Against European. A European named Henry Goldberrt, an officer on board the s.e. Seraang was arre-sted Last nr'ght by Detect.ye Inspector Pcrter and wi 1 be charg'd in the Police Courts with boing in posssesistiai of two automatics and 299 rounds of ammunition w tih ut a
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    STREET FATALITY.
    93 6 The toll of lives in motor car ace den-s as almost da ly add tions. A Japanese woman d ed as a result of injuries sustamed at the junction of hast Coast--oad and Joo Chiatroad on Wednesday when she was knorke 1 down by a car drvion by
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    39 6 Hp^ a X f r^ E T ope < Lc ™*m mail, de pitched March 13) ex B. I Tara Z* arrive by train to-morrow mornng. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 915 a.m. xo
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    CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
    435 6 ANN DAL KBPORI The- two.ty-fifth am stattmt-nt cf axounta oL P-re Ca.hoHc Bene? i i 1923. mis b( p, to the members. Funeral i uaii.- >i o 1765.1« in 1922, baa 8 the capital ace an R at 114,1*4.79. nS 1923 amounted to $|V $2 001 in
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    THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
    265 6 CHINESE SOCIETY DEBATE. A fair number of pei pie atteoM las; night's deb .te, heid at tacU mil Ch'nese Reading Hai., Pi --'v Stmt, on .he prcpos tion "thai .he Lea I Na.ions is a failure." The speakers for the motion were Messrs. PeOf Kwee Wei
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    32 6 From Chirm and Japai Per m, due 9 ngap re day. From Ctkrm and Japai Awa Maru. due Sfngapor From Indn-CHra by due Singapore 3 p.m. on M 7\.h inst.
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    THE WEMBLEY STRIKE.
    333 7 Indian Equality Claim Disallowed. Japan and Australia. Official Says No Menace." LONPON. Yesterday, the London organiser Tracks Federation Wembley strikers to •y. He pohlted out f ihe strike would cc the pendii g the employers in ire if which there strike on May ng of til 4
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    INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    76 7 Equalih Clan Disallowed. TOWN, Yesterday. f the Interior moving ng of the Class Areas tnb y, i .id that it was to :he pressure by WW es. The 81l only iti i as r/ganiks nY g. Every considerawould be shewn to the cla m to equality
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    FRENCH CHAMBER VOTE.
    51 7 Reuter. T: 1'ARIS Yes l erday. r has passed a vote r»t G. vemment by 408 the conclusion '>f the in <. rpcTat'ons of GovI Mr Ilerrio*, the r Kadical-Soc'al'st? was tic rart culirly of 'he y, and declared that on n an 'n ernationder the ausp'ces
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    AIR FORCE DEBATE.
    89 7 Commons Sits all Night. Reuter. LONDON, Yes erdav. The House of Commons, after an all-nisrhc s tt'rg, passed the third reading of the Army Air Force Bill unamended. There were lengthy debates on ques.iors such as the abolition of the death penalty in the army, the use
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    AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN.
    116 7 Latter no fence to Former. Reuter. QUFE" LAXD, Yesterday. The Prem e: Mr. Edward G. Theodore at a lun e:n n London, said .hat he wa& cc need that Austra'a respected ihe J a-ese na 'on. Some -aid that J pan is a menace to Australia, but
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    ROYAL RECEPTION.
    143 7 Reuter. BUCK AR E T, Yes erday. Pr'r.ve Naruh ko Tgash'kuni was welcomed en his arrival by Hs Majeo y the King, His Royal Highness the Crown Ptince Minsters. D'plomat. members, the er ef of state and other dignitaries. Th guard of honour was drawn up at c
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    MR. GARVIN AND FINES.
    90 7 Reuter. NEW YORK, To-day. Mr. Girvin recalled at he only imposed nominal fines ti the crew of the Royal Mailer 1 'rduna recency similarly convict when he issued a warning that r xt time he would nflict hesvy pena es on British seamen He deelai. that
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    AMERICAN SHIPPING IMPROVEMENTS.
    40 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Ye .jnday. The House of Represent.)- V es has passed a bill authorising th expenditure of twenity-five million 'lans cn the installation of the Diesel type of eng'ne in the United States Shipping Board vessels—Reuter.
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    PLAGUE AT LAHORE.
    53 7 Reuter. LAHORE. Yes'c day. Plague is raging virulently here. Mool'arr records thirty deaths da ly and here, four colleges have -Iready been closed. The Punjab Un versify examinat'ons will probably ho postponed. The Commissioner of has frb'dden the holding of tb usual large annual rel'g'ous fair at
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    REPARATIONS REPORTS.
    46 7 Reuter. PARIS Yes^er'^v. It is announced that both th Exper s committees, invesiigitini; reparations have reached, a complete unan'mi y. The finishing touch are bei gr put to the reports, wh'ch are expected to. be presented to thy Reparat'on* Commiss'an in the v.eekend. —Reuter
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    JAPANESE TREATY RATIFIED.
    23 7 Reuter. WARSAW, Yes erda.. The Senate has approved of he ra 'fk-at'o.i of the Japanese Po! ,h Commercial Navigation Treaty
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    NAVAL BASE LITIGATION.
    1512 7 COMMISSIONER"" OF LANDS' EVIDENCE. Final Stages of Case. The hearing was resumed, before the Chief JusitCe (Sir Walter Shaw) and Messrs. J. Robertson and A. E. Bacideley as Assessors, in the Supreme Court yesterday of the aciion arising out of the purchase, by the Government, of .and
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    171 7 Committee Actions. The following action was taken by Committee No. 1 at a meet'ng held on April 1. 1924:— Decided to recommend that the Ag. Registrar of Vehicles be author'sed to appont such additional Traffic Peons a> he considers necessary up to a maximum of 20. Decided to
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    STEAMER MISHAPS.
    38 7 Reuter. KALMAR, Yesterday. The Swed sh sterner "Formosa" bound for Hamburg from Vladivostok w' h soya beans caught fire in the cargo hold. The damaged port on was reloaded and transhipped when she arrived at Kalmar.
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    SHIP ABLAZE.
    35 7 Reuter. ALEXANDRIA, Yesterday. The C?an Maclver that t!he Praragestan was abandoned afire in 18 deg 44 North. 29 deg 20 East, *ink r>g. The Clan Maclver is bringing all hands, to Port Said.—Renter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    69 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-N and Shimbun" for the following: TOKIO. Wednesday. The Japanese trade returns for March show Yl2O 075 thousand yen of export compared with 305,536 th mmd yen for Import. Official quarters deny the rumcur that the health of Admiral Murakami will
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    27 7 Reuter. NEW YORK To-day. The Federal judgo Mr Garvin fir-c-d seven of the crew of the whitestarrer "MegantV:" $1 500 each for bringing liquor <nto the country.—
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    529 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mr. St. John Wales has left for Singapore and in all probability he Wil iccr.pt a post as Engineer on board a fhp plyi \g be yeen the Java Pons and S.ngapore. He had been n Ma acca for over fifteen years during wh
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    PECK-RUSSELL CASE.
    179 7 First I>?fendanta Further Evidence. (From Our Own Correspondent.) KUALA LUMPUR, To-day. Mr. Russell's evidence yesterday con-'sted of explanation of the cincumstances under which tlhe letter af authority was given to Mr. Hong Guan. It was givei bo look for coal properties in Bcnneo, other than Goemoeng, Batoe Besar.
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    TRAGEDY AT IPOH.
    126 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IPOH, Yesterday. An unusual tragedy is reported today. It appears that a par y from Tapah wen: p cnick'rg to the Kinchang Waterfall, near Cher.derang A young Sikh named Isher Singh, head clerk in the local D'strict Office, insisted on cVmib ng up
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    208 8 SPORTS PASTIMES. BOXING. TO-NIGH PS CHAMPIONSHIP CLASH. Rozaric—Santos. The Stacflum promises to pack a full house to-night to see the eight rounli e ntest bi>twe/tn Camite Roy.ar.o ami Domy SarcAos for the Featherweight Championship of Malaya Roza rio Las rMt fa cod any parous opposition s>ir.ce he w m the
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    ANOTHER AMAREUR CHAOLLENGE.
    30 8 An Amateur flyweigfX imd-r the name of "Ytung Francis" announces that he* s witling nivet any amateur flyweight in a s,x-rovl.dk r at the St ad um.
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    K.E.T. vs. GRADY.
    66 8 Battling Key is i jafclchcd to tight Edde Giady at the Happy Valley on Friday next over ten two-minute roui'jus. Tedt'y Watteon against whom a chali nge s ranging out from Washingt n Lie informs us that he will have t k n>p away from the square
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    176 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. AT last: Play in the Spr'ng Tournament at 'he 8 C.( wh eh on account of the ran bad I at been possible since March 15. was resumed yes erd .y, with the following results: Profes>ional Pa rs. Magliaton and Cameras (Merchants) beat R D. Da
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    63 8 Champions ip Singles (Prelim. Day". vs. Poyser. M liiir m Vs". Doig. Coates vs. C. J. Stephen Baker vs. Beil. Newcomers* Handicap. J. \V Isoa vs. Marriott Bright vs. Murphy Ewing vs. Nash Cowles vs Hanrlton. Walsh vs. Mallinson. Profess on Pairs. Cassels and Edmet: (Eng'neers) vs. Pa'mer
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. MONDAY'S TIES.
    142 8 Double Handicap. F. A. A 'buqu'.rque and F. X. Olive"iro owe 15 vs. H. 6. St.;ck and A. E. Cbelho owe ir> 3. Mixed Doubles. N. E Ess end E Oliveiro vs. E. E. db Skmxa and G. de Souza. A. Single Handicap. G. G. Giay
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    SUCCESS OF HAWAIIANS
    39 8 Mr. X I Hawai ans have been induce I t > i *U -<1 th ir stay for an6thjr three n'g v ,pommencir\ r from to-n gh\ They neH t le boxing r.ng at the Happy Valley.
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    LORD FARQUHAR'S ESTATE.
    453 8 LAW PROCEEDINGS MAY NOT BE PUBLIC Application has been made to the Chancery Court for the appo'ntment of a.i offic al administrator of the late Lord Farquhar's esc-ate. This applica ion has been made through Messrs. Rawle, Johnstone and Co solicitors, of Bedford-row, on behalf of Messrs.
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    DUTY ON SOUTH AFRICAN COAL.
    134 8 Delhi. March 15.—Sir Charles Innes. replying to a question by Sir Campbell Rhodes in the Legis'ative Assembly regarding the imposition of a countervailing duty on St.uth African coal, said Uiat the Assembly resolution on the subject said n thing about retaliation, but was based on
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    CHESS.
    46 8 THE TOURNAMENT. NEW YORK, Yes erday. In the chess tournament Yates defeated Edward Lasker. The game between Doctor Lasker and Janowski was adjourned after sixty-two moves. In the twelfth round of the chess tournament Reti defeated Boguljubow. Maroczy drew with Tartakower, Capablanca drew wi.h Alekh'ne.
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    SOCCER.
    44 8 BELGIANS WIN INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. LONDON. Yesterday. In the intarnait'onal trhrijular poocer aanrnam in. th? Belgian Army beat t >? Brit ah Army by 3 goals to lat Woolw'ch. The Belg'an" Army had a "so defeated the Fnarieh Anmy and they therefore win the championship.—Reuter.
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    85 8 The final of Dr. Yin's Shi id Compet iran between Aston An. .1 t c Club and Rendemear Athlete Cub will be play <d off at the S. C. F A. ground on Saturday, April 5, 1924. The follicw ng will represent the Aston Atshlettc Club:
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    546 8 WEEKLY REPORT. MESSRS. ERASER CO. Singapore, Wednesday. Al:hough considerable fluctuations have taken place in the prce of tin uur.ng the past week snares Have been on the quiet s de with a somewhat easier market. Rubber has had a small advance from lowest but rubber shares are
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    247 8 MESSRS. BARLOW CO. Singapore, Yesterday. Daring: the past week the market has been qu'et'y steady with prices rang ng f v om 40*j to 41% cents for Sj ot Sheet With an improvement in the London and New Yoik quotatons, there was a steadier tone i.i yesterday's local auction, and
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    113 8 MESSRS. LEWIS PEATS LTD Singapore, Yesterday. In the absence cf sellers and an improvement in the London market prices here have firmed up during the last few days and at the time of wiiting the market s firm. Movements in the standard market have been as follows:— H'ghesi; Lowest Closing
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    983 8 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. RENT BILL PASSED. Calcutta, March 12—At to-day's mcc >ing of the Bengal Legislat've Council, in spite of the opposit oa by the Government and the landlords of Calcutta, the Ren; Act Amendment Bid was passed. The measure prolongs the ctn rol of rents
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    271 8 Trie New World Shows. The New World, with the Or ontal Shows and itis rare and vao led attracl on<s is increasing in pOtpnßaatity. Th s is evinced by thL large c: ow<is that vis t the grounds nightly. Without tfce slightest Ooubt the Cossack Survivors
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    17 8 Money Orders payable in Great Britain and Ireland may now •be ourchased at Ke-ppel Harbour SubPost Office.
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    1098 9 LATfiST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. lasers. LTALL AND EVATT, Exchange aaJ Share Brokers, iikue che follow ng list of quotations: Singapore, April 4*. RUBBER. STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotation*. Issue value of shares ahowa after nxjae of company. AHagar 2s 1;0% Anglo-Java 2s 2 5 Anglo-Malay 20s
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      515 12 NOTICE, MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders are invited for the Erection and Completion of Two Blocks of Nine Houses each at Kampong Kapor for the Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore. Plans may be seen and Specification and Tender Forms obtained at the Municipal Architec/s Office during office hours. Tenders to
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      445 12 SITUATION VACANT. WANTED.—A reliable experienced youog Dispenser. Apply wiih testimonials to Box 180 o/o Malaya Tribune. SITUATION WANTED. Thoroughly experienced English Children's nurse, disengaged, seeks suitable post. Hospital experience. Highest references. Apply to Nurse c o Malaya Tribune Offices. T O LET, TO LET. OFFICES, GODOWNS, ETC. 15. 22, 24.
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      452 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. M, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) Authorised Cap'tal $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000,000 Paid-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit $1,589,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chairman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman :—Lim Nee Soon Esq. Dr. L
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      534 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 18JK), on 2nd Dec. 1832.) Authorised Capital M £3.000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050.000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1352.105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      494 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England ny Royal Charter 1861. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each «8,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £8,000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgare, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Hoilo Rangoon Baa?':-'
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