Malaya Tribune, 24 April 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING [GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY, v XL ,—No. 97 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1924.
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      128 1 i i i i i i i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiuiaiiiifi Tkurlo I I SOAP WAFERS I FO R WOOLLENS I IND FINE FABRICS WRITE FOR A I TRIAL PACKET. 1 9 I N: o Sons, Ltd. I I ted ia England.) KobiMMM Road. i i I I i MMW Sole Agents: United Engineers
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      248 1 I PALMOLIp CfiiAMS,s I SMMPOIt I SHAVINu SIICKS I CREjiU etc. Just Received. J 1 MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Bead, SINGAPORE. 3 rj «niiiliitHini!B!i»«mi«i::iimHlriir!i;:Bnr,im[iiriiii: i ai Si;a j THE j ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QuAY, j Hawaiian Steel Ccitars From 22.50 Ukulules
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      155 1 I HARMOXY I The glasses you wear should be I in harmony with your comand particular style of dre3s. Our Optometrist* will do th s i.'it sfactorily fox yoa. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. UIilinilJIIII!lllll!|IIIIM;,|ll| ■>,■ I |l>a l k j Libby's famous Imported Spanish j
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    FROM FOUNDLING TO SECRETARY OF WAR.
    1467 2 MR. STEPHEN WALSH, THE EX-MINER FROM WIGAN. by william McCartney. Sitting in one cf the galler'es in the House of Commons and looking down at the Front Bench where the Labour men are if you were asked: "Wh eh is the Secre ary for
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    1663 2 THE SPRING RACE MEETING. (Under S. R. A Rules of Racing.) Will be Held on Saturday, May 10. Tuesday, May 13. Thursday, May 15. Saturday, May 17. programme.' F r the format en of Members Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10 I'URSF PI aW STfi WARDS 2H
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      605 2 NERVE-ENERGY. Its Secret and How to Obtain It. "Those who are fit and well," writes a London physician, in his book "Nerves and the Nervous," "find it difficult to imagine the condition of a person, who is never able to feel fresh, but 's weighed down 1 y that feeling
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      340 2 LONGING FOR MORNING! A Talk To The Sufferer From Insomnia. W»h what satisfaction you hav< retired after a particularly fatiguing "A good nights res: shall be as fresh £s a daisy in th< morning you say to yourself. Bu1 sleep refuses to come. The hour* seem jnterminable as you toss
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    BIG BUSINESS AND ITS MOVIES.
    1290 3 ARE THE PICTURES MADE FOR CHILDREN? BY UPTON SINCLAIR. [Upton Sinclair has been one of the revolutionary forces in American let-ers. His novel, The Jungle on ugh. down a n investigation of ihe Chcago stock \ards ard shook America. More recently his The Bras* Check,
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      255 3 A fl\ Q I M ff /If Art tr t i B ***>aa*s*3&^^ THE GRAY CAR 1924 MODEL I E tr has a reputation throughout the world and r c lion of thi> ear into the East has met with s and unqualified success and satisfaction, ray holds ihe American
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      162 3 BIG CH ANCES. The man or woman who is suffering the excruciating agonies of Rheutbe exesuciating agonies of Rheamatiam can't afford to waste time and money gambling with make-believe "remedies. REAL RELIEF is what U wanted —quickly ar.d SURELY. i That is why multitudes of sufT< reri turn to the
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      571 3 i CIGARETTES \m are made in London by an :EEi: X English firm with over 140 :::±t years* experience to help them x in their endeavour to produce the perfect cigarette. Finest tobacco —care- :::t:: fully selected bright golden Virginia from -3± the famous Old Belt zzz^Si (1 paper are
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1211 4  -  FORTHCOMING ATTRACTIONS. By "Felmar." "UNDER WESTERN SKIES" T red of the calm that has settled on Ra-ger, Reno Rawson decides to sell his best tiiend a d go Norta n search of ext. lemeot He sells it to Mat Hen!ey the Ranger horsedealer and general re. egade.
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      301 4 AMUSEMENTS IPirFclnema From Wednesday, April 23, to Friday, April 25. In the Second Show at 9.30 International News. Face to Face A mystery dram i in 5 parts featuring Margurite Marsh and Coit Albert^on. A Beggar in Purple In G parts Featuring Charles Arling. In the First Show at 7.30.
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      314 4 AMUSEMEti™ Alhambra From Thursday, April 24, to Tuesday, April 29. Id the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. C4kL LAEMMLE PRESENTS Frank Mayo in The Bolted Door IN S REELS. If a wife refuses to love, honour and obey her husband an houi after the
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      416 4 THE MOST STUPENDOUS PICTLRE TO-NK.fjj EVER FlUn. And fol! U Last Three Nights! Frora Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday. MADONNAS and MEN "„5=55 I The Utmost in Photodramas. l a 9 [J The last w-rd hi stupendous et.tertain- tiUn ment. A veritable t >rnado of thrilling scenes, tense, gripping situations and II
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    204 5 TO-DAY, APRIL 24. Ti-mbilahan Ate Leong 2 p.m. \1 t riadb Maru 3 p.m. m Calcutta Eleplianta 3 p.m. ♦Meran 3 p.m. rar *Sri Muar 3 p.m. Hye Leong 4 p.m. Kf PekM, Sungei i Kuan tan a Ji rantut) 6 p.m. RR OW, APRIL 23. .fo Colombo,
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    EXCHANGE.
    76 5 Sii gapore, April 24. Oc London— 2s. 4 1 lCd 2s. 3 31 32 ns' sigitt 2s. 4 i d a Ii v Tel Trac sfer 165 V 4 On".' Bi draft 2% r-c p.m. Os B»:k lem draft 71% I rrai dei 140% v ft 127 nom. g
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    65 5 C cf C Rubber Association re, April 24. W< Crtpi Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Sdol Cables quote. London Snot. IS Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. 42 43 13% 44 45 45 1 2 Cables quote. la o%d. ol Market—Steady. fwd rhouse Co., Ltd. ,-apore, April 24. rubber quotations
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    KEROSENE OIL.
    86 5 dard Oil Co. oev I" erial Brilliant $GO5 ;er two tins $5 6~> ii is $5 65 per two drums $4 85 r Ci ;Sol ne per of 8 gallons $8.5« r GasolinTpei h fat tins $l 00 I'Hroleum Co (S S>) Ltd !er iwo tins I >
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    435 5 TO-DAY'S Ql OTA HONS. RUBI,hH. I. eat. —43 cent.. London.— Is. o%d. TIN. London.—£24B.lo 0. Local.—sl23% per picul 200 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambier $26.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 30.0» M red Biack Pepper 17.25 Sundried Ccipra 10 95 Mixed Copra 10.7.1
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    HOME QUOTATIONS.
    82 5 London, April 22. 'Jaocbester Market— lbs sh'rtings fair (new bass) 17s 40's Giev Yarns single Twist 31 Vs 6 lbs. T. Cloth fair 24 yards 14s Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully M'ddling American) 18 30 Cotton Egyptian 22 40 VI eta's— Tin—Sid. 3 months £247.17.6 Produce— Copra fair merchantable
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      287 5 NOTICE. BE CH: P GUAN HONG. <■ KOTI *E is hereby given that the part Borship heretofore subsisting between l,ee Kirn ut, Poh Peng 'Ihuay, L< w Kirn i.o; tf, Chay Bong Soo, Chpe Pi w <ivan, im ring eck. LeeOeok Sjeand Bi cm Fin Si -ng carrying on business
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      755 5 RANGOON ROM fIRE RELIEF FUND. Kctae is hei.I.y give that a Meeting of 8ub c iners w I be beld at the < }«inese Protectorate on Frijav 2nd May j924 at 2.30 p m. 1 To receive and if approved to pass, the Committee's Report and Account. 2. To decide
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    157 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 24. Hgh Tides—o 49 am. 2.1 pan. Ayer Pan s Derrick's, nocn. Children Welfare Soc ety mtg., Gov.. House. 5 p.m. Phil. OrchestrA, Mem. Hall, M 5 p.m Premysiav Concert, Dutch Cub 9 p.m. Willam Heughan, Vie. Theatre. To-morrow, April 25. High
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    43 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr Wee Hock Guan ani family bee to thank th-eir relatives and friend* w£o attended th? funeral of the late Madam Y3O Chit Neo on Sunday last and also those who sent letters of cond>lenc?. scrolls and wreaths.
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    A WORTHY OBJECT.
    712 6 How many i mes this column ho* called the atteivt o? of its reader* 10 the real ami pressing education problem? that face us in th* Colony, we cannot recall; nnd it is gnvtifyi. g to note that so excelled and independent a body as the Singapore
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    569 6 Dr Travtis haa re urcc-d o Kua'a Lumpur from Home. Dr. and Mrs Boitock Hill, who have be< n v;« ;it'g Malaya, have iuf: for Home v\v Rangoon At lV«alir{4Uevt. Kuala Lumpur, a C'h.nse wa> killed by Ightnkig. He was in his room when ?ttuck. Mr. M. Bryham M wstn.
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    LOCAL AIR FLIGHTS.
    116 6 OPENING DEMONSTRATION TO-DAY. The famous French aviator M. Chanteloup, who arrived here from Banka having been in Java and Sumatra, wi'il give h's first great aerial demonstration' on the Avaton Ground between Ballestier-road and Rangoon-road th s afternoon at 4 p.m. and oa the two following days.
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    OFFICERS OVER AGE.
    65 6 QUESTION FOR MUNICIPAL MEETING. At tjhe ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday the Hon. Irche Eur,os bin Abdullah will ask: Can you i;.tform the Board, Sir. if there are any officers in the service of the Municipality who are over the age limtt? (a) if
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    IPOH WEDDINGS.
    77 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IPOH Yesterday. Two investing weddings fcpek place a: Ipoh during Eas er when Mr. J. Adamson,. of the local P W D., was mured to Miss Ada MacKenzte, d ughter of Mr. Ms.c-Kenz c, the local railway engineer, and Mrs. MacKer.z c, the Rev.
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    MR. T.P. O'CONNOR'S OLD SEAT.
    152 6 Referring to his decision to cross the floor of the Hjuse cf Commons and sit on the M n sterial de, Mr. T. P. O'Connor. MP., "Father" <f the House, told a London "Evening News" reporter that it be a great wrench to leave the
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    16 6 From Europe (London mail? despatched April 3) by s.s. Khiva due ng noon to-morrow.
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    404 6 There will be an inter-association debate by spiako-rs fif tho Chinese Association, Ind an Association. Chinese Christian Association ar.d the C.erica! Union on Friday at 815 p.m. The subjeci will be "Should Vice be regulated by the State?" A pretty Christian Chinese wedding in tho Mandarin s.yle was solemn sed
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    ILLEGAL ARMS.
    552 6 DISCOVERY ON THE IMATACA. HEAVY PUNISHMENT. The two Chinese who were arrested on board the Norweg an steamerlmatacca were placed before Mr. P.yde ia the Criminal District Court yes-.erday morii&g, by Mr. Sheedy, ASP. n charge of the Arms and Explosives Department. The accused stood charged wth being
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    KU KLUX KLAN RIVAL.
    200 6 EX-EMPERORS NEW ORDER OF HIDDEN HOSTS. In oppos t on to the Ku Klux Klan, of which uirt'.l recently he was "Emperor/ Mr. William Joseph Simmons has now ineorp orated at Atlan'.o Georgia, the order of the Hidden Hosts of Knights of the Flaming Sword. He
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    CRIME IN PENANG.
    140 6 (From Our Own Correspondent PENANG Yesterday. In connection wi h the affray in C rfra Street, ha wh eh one man was k lled ird four injured, the four Utter have been charged with murder. Two of them are however st'li in hospital so th e c
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    STOLEN CURRENT.
    224 6 ENGENIOI S DEV« CHINEBE. MUNICIPAL :.lM« (Uiy The theft of been long *M pality that Mr. i I Uric Mv lie I bringing to I clever st< On eerta H watch was k. I cry qpjence printing c- before Mr. V I yesterd -^H having usei rent in
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    HAUL OF CHANDU.
    106 6 MALAY'S UNUSUAL I Ml Over $20/)0fl ehandu has been d the last few day* h•; accounted for $7,000 f this at Ml Ayer Wharf on W J id four Gfcdi a li tie I r Thi-d Police C ur the Malay i th? breakwat ■rood he canw
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    THE LUCKIEST
    94 6 PRESENT KNiTI ED Bi THB QUEEN. Dainty w Queen hers, f ani :i :n which cv ryl not even a ink -such are s which the in:.' Louis Monntbati i at Brcok H >use. Park ThePrir, stand as godfath i the baby is to be nj akng her
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    CROCODILE HUNT.
    45 6 (From Our Owl IPOH, V Two Malay visit d X .r i snd work d I bagging flftv-: r.e l» the Klaig river. Th' 5 river is he latter I rl < f I present da t he enor 4 7(»1 croccd ks killed.
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    MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE.
    1561 7 X! v OPENS EMPIRE \UIBITION. i N VSTIC CROWDS AT WEMBLEY. V STING OF ROYAL SPEECHES, Reuter. overcast and the bu' th in no way hus asm of ihe cosmoi t hondn <ls and thouWemJblty from six itinuoua series of packed to suffocat on w re crowded w'th
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    SERIOUS BRIBERY CHARGES.
    131 7 FORMER MINISTERS ARRESTED. Reuter. A ciible from St. John's vates that S r Richard Squires ex-I'ritno Minister of Newfoundln.l haB beeu a 1 rested on. a charge of the larceny of $20,000. Alex. Campbell, ux-Minister of Agricu'titre John Meoiiey, ex-L:quor Controller, and Wh'tford McNe'lly, ex-Clerk of the
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    SLIPWAY COMPANY MEETING.
    110 7 The thirty-eighth ordinary general meeting of the Singapore SI pway and Engli.e -ring Oo. Ltd, was heid at the offices of Company at Tun Jong Pa ?ar yesterday. On the motion of Mr G. F. Robson who w»f5 eectnl to the Chair in the absence of the
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    THE ECONOMIC RESOLUTIONS.
    228 7 GOVERNMENT STATES ITS POSITION. IMPERIAL INSTITITE TO BE REORGANISED. Reuter. A mess ge from London dated yesterday sates that the Goverimen: haa issued a white paper specifying its position on the various resolutions of the Imperial Economic Conference, showing that it endorses most of them, and g'ving
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    FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
    93 7 ECHO 01 CHICHERIN'S REBUFF. Reuter. A Paris cable says that M. Poincare ;n replying to M. Ch cherin says that the French Government, in transmitting to he Soviet Government a pet tion from the French savants asking clemency from Russ'a". comrades did not into d to interfere
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    TRAIN COLLISION.
    85 7 FATE OF GERMAN TOURISTS. Reuter. A co! i«i on of two expresses drawn by two locomotives, says a cabli fivm Betne, ttr.»k pla< c r»n the Sf, Goihard 1'ne near Btt.nso'a a'iegcd to have been due to one of the drivers d ?obrying the s'gnal at the entrance
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    SANE OR INSANE?
    92 7 HARRY THAWS MENTALITY QUESTIONS!). Reuter. A cubic from Philadclph a snys that the jury ai ami tnquiiy into the mental conditio of harry Thaw, who killed the famous architect Stanford White n New York n 1008 »1 -d was subsequently incarcerated "n Its ate «nyl.mB. hH« declared
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    DOCK TROUBLE OVER.
    28 7 Reuter. Owing to a general resumpt'on by Southampton shipyard workers, says a cable from London the lockout notices have bee-; withdrawn all over the country.—Reuter.
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    THIRST FOR BLOOD.
    33 7 Reuter. According to u message from Paris a wire from Speyer say* rival unknown pers ns in a motor car have assa&s uated Herr He'lfer ch burgomaster of Mu ahweller.—Reuter.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS.
    200 7 LEADERS ANNOUNCE POLICIES. SMUTS REBUKES HIS OPPONENTS. Reuter. A Capetown message received late this morning says tat the South African election campaign was opened for the Nationalists by speeches by the leader, General Htrtzog ar.d the Cape Leader Mr. Malan ar.d for the South African Party by
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    24 7 MACLAREN AT KARACHI. Reuter. A cable from Karachi states tha: Maclaren has arnved afttT a perfect fl ght '1 iiieal weather—lieuter.
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    HIGH TREASON.
    71 7 THREE YEARS* HARD FOR EX-GENERAL. Reuter. A cable from Capetown says that the Boer ex-Go~eral Maritz who was chanred with high treason ,'n connection with the rebellion of 1914 has been sentenced to three years' imprisonment. The Judge said that the light .ess of the sentence was due
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    FLEET AT NEW ZEALAND.
    19 7 Reuter. A Welbngt n message staus that the Spcc.al Service Squodivu h:is b .n siyhtid—Rtuti
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    PROPOSED TO TEN.
    169 7 LEAP YEAR RECORD OF MISS PEGGY O'NEILL. "I proposed to ten men in all. and 1 foU".d the experience most thrilling" Mi** Pfggy O'Neill, the popular r»etre««. made this confession to a Wetk.y Oispach" ri resen.ative ii dwei h ng her txjurer.O nt n novel Leap Yiar
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    THE NEW NOTE.
    170 7 CORONET'S ORIGINAL PICTURE. Darir.g ideas and sk' fin] filming combine to give "Poor Men's Wives" some notably original touches. For instance. 1 th s feature attraction, there is the way in which the two men propose. The rich man seizes his opportunity in a quick, smooth, limousine,
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    Sports & Pastimes
    600 8  - Sports Pastimes FOOTBALL. R.G.A. BEATS S.R.C. IN FIRST LEAGUE. ROWERS IN GOOD FORM. By "Reflex.” An early shower left the Padang in not too good a coad tion yesterday after.iOOfl when the thlixi match in the sen.or divisoi of the Singapore FootbaM Associa ion League was piayed between the Royal
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    BOXING.
    39 8 Boxing has been taken up at Lampu-, id order to raise money for the a:r servjea. There is a meeting every Saturday and on the 12th inst inn a>:€y came t0 over Tea. peared c have a P'
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    GOLF.
    103 8 SINGAPORE CLUB. April Monthly Medal. The play off g c resulted in a win for Mr. W. X roide May Bogey Competition. The Bogey Compete on for May will be he'd oi tt:TL y Mav! 3rd The May Lad es' Monthly Medal StMa? f r on Monda y 'he
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    231 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Reuter. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship. Hill vs. Linton. Winter, J. W. vs. Leakey. Profession Pairs. Mu.gliston and Cameron (Merchants XI) vs. Treadgold and Pater--50 (Brokers VI Ultermark and Kle'nman (Mercha :s IV.) vs. Doj-.nell and Hamilton (Brokers 11.) Championship Pairs. Moss ard Salter vs. Roy Smith and
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    88 8 SINGAPORE ROYAL ENGINEERS (V). The Farrer Range is allotted to the above Unit as follows:— Saturday. April 26, and Sunday, April 27—S'gral Section. Saturday. May 8. and Sunday, May 4.—F eld Section. Saturday. May 10 an d Sunday. May 11.—Casuals of both sect'ons. Buses for the Field Sect on
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    MACHPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    295 8 Singapore. Yesterday. the intervention of the Easter Holidays has considerably restricted business and although prices at wh eh transactions have been recorded have on the who c. been maintained quotations are chiefly nominal. Tins and ndustna s ar e still in demand but rubbers remain
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    DOORSTER KISSES.
    119 8 Discovering two lovers on his doorstep "leasing ard cuddiing in the usual way" Freder'ck Clark, of Gladotcne-avenue, Wood Green, h t the young man over the left eye. As a sequel he was summoned for assault at Wood Green and ordered to pay 10s. The girl, who lived
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    THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
    1041 8 ITS GREAT WORK FOR MANKIND. A POWERFUL ORGANISATION. The Royal Society of London, founded in the reign of King Charles hfe Second, has don? from the first till now a great work fcr se'ence, md thus for mankind. M ny of the most vi al scientific discoveries
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    INSANITY PLEA.
    256 8 LORD HEWART ON LIKELIHOOD OF CHANGES IN LAW. Lord' Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, in. his charge' to the grand jury at Lewes, Sussex, in mail week said that a good dial of discussion is going on with regard to the law relating to insanity. At present every
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    "ACTED FOR ANOTHER."
    232 8 YOUNG \\OMAN'S REPLY TO GRAVE CHARGE. "I have nothing to .-ay. You can do as you like with nn." was the remark made to the Hereford magistrates yesterday by Dora House, 88, single, of P.rtrieltis. She was charged with threatening to pubush a libel with intent to
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    BYRON'S PLACE AMONG THE POETS.
    382 8 Dean Inge wutes:—It happens tnat i-ord nyroii d.eu jurt a i.unu.eu ago, and so we are nav,nj a i>yron boom cms year. A nure foviuh r.abon cou.a asaJij be lound; but ti we havfj Deta unjust to o..e 01 our great nun. any excuse lor
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    DIVORCE REFORM.
    308 8 INSANITY AND DRUNKENNESS AS GROUNDS OF ACTION. Divorce reforms nre suggested in the Matrimonial Causes Bill wh ch Lord Buckmaster has introduced in the House of Lords. Any married person may apply for a divorce on any one or mere of the fallowing grounds—tha: the defend .n Has
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    WHY UGLY MEN ARE ATTRACTIVE.
    425 8 It v rather curie us. from a woman's point of view, to hear a man raetunea ta.k as if h.s lack cf good fa militated against his chances w.th the other sex. "I am such a piain man." you will bear one of them say.
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    A MONTE CARLO WINNER.
    208 8 Describng his good fortune at Moitte Carlo Mr. Y. M'Gregor, a Turf comm.ssicn agent, of Bradford mentions that the winning of 21 successive t me; at chemin-de-fer created a new record ct the Casi.x). He had put down a stake of £10 :n partnership with Mr.
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      331 8 /Ĕlk TENNIS! I *W RACKETS I TENNIS I Stringinr j s, 85 j 1 BALLS j Guaranteed] p£ R I II 1924. I McmgJ dozen j 1 IK RAJA Co., j I 117, North Bridge Road, 5 SINGAPORE. ISMAIL A. RAHEEM~~~~ j The leading house in the Straits for ff%hcl»w
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      12 8 PATZEN HOFE R bee? x) n Sole Ageats. PATERSON, SIMONS Co., Ltd.
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    1098 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange ar.d Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, April 24. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. AlLgar 2s ljO* Angio-Java 2s 2 3V 2 Anglo-Malay 20s
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      317 9 THE COMPLETE WORKS BY [fl p r Marie Carmichael Slopes, D.Sc., Ph.D. „n Birth Control I Its 1 heory, History and Practice. g 1 t>r th* Vedicaland Legal Professions'. his g First Manual on the subject and is packed with Dj til and interesting matter, and much that is [}j
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      53 9 RID GED GRIP STEERING WHEEL TIRE. Hands or Gloves will not Slipa Positive, Easy Grip-Warmer to the Hands at Night, cooler in the Day Prevents Driving Callous Enhances the appearance o any Steering Wheel. 01 tai )all» onlyfrom ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COY„ No. 5, Dhoby Ghaut Opposite Amber Mansions Orchard Boad,
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      515 9 fruitier and cleaner —than you frer used before Jo-day throughout Great Britain, trays in the dustless, sun-hot air, gaining M r I R.i house^. vcs are u sin S Sun- a fruitiness and rich colour that the old. Ma d Raisins. They find them more hurried methods cannot approach, delicious,
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      145 9 mmmmmmmnttmi m inm iiii i n Ji m i ih mtmm j YOU'D BE SURPRISED j f with the wonderful value The 1924 Model offers to these people who have always wanted an 1 ALL BRITISH CAR but have been scared bv the price. I I i Equipped with Lucas
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    545 10 Singapore, April 17. MEAT. Article. Prices. c. Beef steak round/ kati 0.39 Beef atew or curry kati 0.35 Pork lean kati Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati °-t° Mutton Indian kati O.td Mutton Australian kati (Govt.) o.b< Fowl kat: 0.50 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally
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      808 10 MICTION SAIL ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD Auction Sale of Rough Goods Ai Raffles Chambers Raffle» Marc On Friday, April 25, at 10.30 a.m. C0~«: Box iron C&fHcythe». Clock-, Studs, Watch chains. Sulphide .odium. Tnilel «o»P- Samples now on view. MORTGAGEES SALE Ibc b > Auction their SMt-room, Raffles Cham be
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      29 10 NOTICE. Guan Kiat Co Ltd. of 35, Phillip Street, are prepared to undertake all orders for Sails, Awnings, and Flags of all descriptions, under the supervision of experienced Siilmakers.
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      625 10 JAPANNED RAIN GAUGES ,\S PER ILLUSTRATION WITH INNER CAN AND GRADUATED GLASS MEASURE Price $10 Each. SPARE GLASSES Price $3 Each. EX STORES SINGAPORE. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Imcorporated im the S.S.) SINGAPORE. \\_____r_ f A ¥tl yourj4yuh j The *Allenburys Foods <f} V_Jmr for Infants are invaluable in the prevention
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      281 10 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY I MANAGING AGENTS I UNITED STATES. SHIPPING BO \RU TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT \> S A PORTS OP CALL—MANILA HONGKONG SB ft at I YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAX j K °U AMERICAN STEAMERS. ft Leaves Hongkong B PRESIDENT CLEVELAND May 7 B PRESIDENT PIERCE May
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      491 11 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated ia England.) (AH, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICESPENINSULAS AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. [Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) |fTWAR DS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. kina ft Japan For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp. Due Leaves Singapore Toniiage Singapore 1924 1924
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      381 11 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly fre'ght and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Hindenburg May 5 Emil Kirdorf June 5 Scheer July 5 HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. *Carl Legien May 5 *Adoif yon Baeyer June 9 *Hindenburg July y
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      502 11 STEAMER SAILINGS V LINE OF STEMMERS V\ Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calliag at Batata, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide. Melbourne and Sydsey. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL?" AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Da*« of Departure 1924 1924 ENOGGERA May 3 May 5 EURELIA June 17 Ju c 19 For
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      535 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSFN KAISHAO LONDON LINE. TONNAGE DESTINATIO?* Kamo Maru 8,500 Marse lies London A A Kaiori Maru 10 000 Marse lies London A fay 4 K*T M S™ B n soo Marseille? Ko" ££S ay 2 Ra*h:ma Maru 10 500 Marseilles London AntSS May 27 Hakone Maru 11
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      671 12 NOTICE. j NOTICE. Mr. G. h Peng Lock has been appointed Manager oi v etera, Swee Kiat hipchandlery Company as from to-day's date. BWEE KIAT SHIPCHAMjLJRY Co. Singapore. April 1 1924. I NOTICE. In the Estate of Lee Choon Tiat, deceased. Pursuant tc Section 25 of Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees).
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      441 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED*—A Comprsitor for News Department. ApiJy wi:h testimonial to the Manager, Malaya Tribune between twj and three p.m. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Inspector of Licensed Vehicles. Applications accompanied by not more thau 3 recent copies of testimonials and la reach the nnuersigned not later than April, 1924, are invited
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      320 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts cf 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1 800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050.000 Rosurve raid and Rast £1,250,000 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      556 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Sule man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Ralhiamat. Palembang IG, Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London New York. San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya Semarang. Shanghai, Amoy.
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      488 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Pa d up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000 000 Reserve Fund £3 800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3 000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Brandos. AJor Star Hongkong Puket
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      409 12 INSURANCE. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Sing.pore, Ist F.oor, Banque del Ir„do Ch na Buildings, lA, Makcca Street. No. 257. BOARD
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      345 12 FREE YOURSELF From the dawso, ness, General De**, Asthma fir. j Ls Medicinal Liood I The Veoic Spe ci f ic Sold Everywhere. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING UAJLY.) Tel. No. 345 Editorial DepTel. No. 171, Managerial SUBSCRIPTION v a PAYABLE IN ADVAN Per annum Ha.f-y early Per
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