Malaya Tribune, 18 February 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune ol XV, ■No. 40 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1928
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      192 1 TRY KOREA MISSION CLOTH does not FADE, does not SHRINK, wears LONGER. Korean Products Co. 7, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. 'Pho.ve 324. M M Me^aagsgMsasgs^ I Incorporated in the SET t LE^ts I Sole Importers ONE MODEL FOR fffßfl |I j EVERY POCKET i j SPYDER $U95 j I 1
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      162 1 ALWAYS DELICIOUS. j Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) Muar. I ORG A PRIVATE j for Office and Home f "Compare the work and price" j $90--jj I From or from Sole Agents: j Federal Rubber Stamp Co., DIETHELM CO., LTD. I n TO DUTltc mam (Incorporated
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      14 1 "FLORODOI" j/ f Washing *;V7 /V/ /.VV For Tropical /ANY Wear HIGH STREET, Singapore.
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    Indian Affairs
    1084 2 DR. MUTHULAKSHMI AND HER REFORMS Quest cn of Divorce for the Hindu Wife (From Our Indian Correspondent).) One of the most important leaders of women's movements in India is Dr. S. Muthulakshmi Reddi, M.8., CM., M.L.C., a well-known lady doctor of Madras, and the Deputy President of the
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    CASE FOR C.P.O.'s EYE
    362 2 Alleged Solicitation of Bribe by Constable At the Police Court, Bagan Serai, on Tuesday, February 7, before Che Kamaruddin, a Tamil who gave the name of Mohamed bin Suki was charged with causing an obstruction with his moto-car at Semanggol and with offering an illegal gratification
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    WEEKLY SHARE REPORT
    616 2 Singapore, February 15. The tin quotation has again dropped heavily over the week, closing £6 10s lower on balance, after touching £230. A report states that the low price of the metal is thought to be artificial in informed circles which consider that it does not represent
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      213 2 j of Krem-'r.L? one j W tbe otber bl.lc.!<» >ou are: re2<5v for ail occasions, "lbe l,t<l>' tbe clezi^n e2N be enrirelv to vol2' i? tliere ill» 2 ver> l2rz;e 285orclnent to »>ell.c.t s7«n,. /Xrici remember to rt r 2 beaurilul, i28tin8 zzitt it» reqitit'eci, i».>vellerv is snr tbe r»urpo«e.
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      249 2 The Karikal Trading Company, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f 88, North Bridge Road, (Adelphi Hotel Building) SUPPLIERS OF GENT'S AND j LADIES OUTFITS. I Ci I Goods of latest fashion in stock. I New shipments received regularly. I 1 I i Can a man cook Most men can fend for JpJ
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    AS GRANDMOTHER SPOKE
    334 3 Peculiar Pronunciations of the Past I have just becn-or should I say "bin"' Old Pin n Enf l"'rc- Within," sixty years ■no my, m conversation, b-e m-e She Was to call "kirn" danter" „L S to s P eak of being aanter, not dawnted," hantpd hawnted of
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    CRUISES BY AIR
    204 3 Attractive Programme of Imperial Airways The air travel companies are following the example of the big steamship lines, and offering "sunshine cruises" to passengers. Imperial Airways certainly extend an enticing programme, with this introduction:—"Thirty-five days of caretree sunshine and -comfort full of movement, interest and achievement, describes
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    POEM YOU SHOULD KNOW
    133 3 One of Lord Byron's Rarest Gems "SHE WALKS IN IJEAUTY" She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that's best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes; Thus mellow'd to that tender light Which heaven
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    202 3 According to a telegraphic report received from Taiyuan, the majority of the troops of General Feng Yuh-siang moved to the southern part of Chihli along the Kinhan Railway, and since then the Fenticnites have been unable to stop the onslaughts of the Honanese troops. They have voluntarily evacuated the districts
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      339 3 WONDERFUL NEWS FOR DYSPEPTICS. Lanl relief can be obtained even in si distressing cases of dyspepsia iking 'Bisurated' Magnesia, in either r or tablet form, after meals. This medy that cannot fail to stop all h disorders due to acidity and feron, the two chief causes of indigesflatulence, heartburn and
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      701 3 The Film On Teeth T Which Science Now Ascribes Many Common T th and Gum Disorder s~ To Gain Clearer Teeth aild Healthy GumS Many Authorities Advise Jr\ That Film be Combated Dail y a New Way \YSS& Send coupon for lOday tube I V Jb/ tartar, are the chief
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      125 3 -n.il.II.II. 1 ,«1I.1I«,I.1I«,I..,., 1- I«I )B> J I GROVE ESTATE I S Katong,, is the Garden Suburb of Singaoore- I .-ii A le w u de?irabl e lols on high land abcve flood level I X still aviilabe— ffi I rr, L chared ready for buildh* Mar icipai Water and
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    K. L. General Hospital
    1288 4 ANOTHER GRAVE SCANDAL UNEARTHED Twelve Hours to Notify Friends Of Dead Patient "It is uncertain at what place death awaits thee. Wait thou for it at every place," says Seneca, but as far as we are concerned, we would not like to make the Kuala Lumpur
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    325 4 Singapore, February K». The local market is passing through a troubled period with great irregularity and fluctuation of prices following upon the policy adopted by the Prime Minister to solve the future of Restriction. To-day's cables quote London at Is and New York at 32*4 cents gold.
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    "On This Day—"
    371 4 On February 18, 1913, M. Poincare became President of the French Republic, fourteen years later he was its Premier, although the World Wair, which had worn out so many statesmen and destroyed the credit of more, lay between. After receiving in 1913 the highest titular office from
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      302 4 I $Tf)TE@PRBS 1 I CICARETTES 355 I I Above all things consider |j quality like discerning H smokers whose choice is al- §31 5 ways State Express 55S —the |j 1 world's premier high-class jft cigarette. p|} I i 555 are made by hand one M nSI at a time
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      155 4 STOCKTAKING SUE COMMENCING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. j MUSIC FOXTROTS WA LTZ E S 1 BALLAD SONGS PIANO SOLOS I VIOLIN SOLOS I and a very Large Selection of Various SONG AND PIANO ALBUMS. An opportunity to secure a selection of I MUSIC I AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I FOR TWO
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    89 5 It is announced that one of Fokker's engineers, Grase, intends to n.ake a flight from Holland to Batavia this year in a specially constructed triple-enginĕd Fokker machine, in three hops of 24 hours. The first hop will be from Holland to Basra the second from Basra to Allahabad, and the
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      478 5 WHICH IS BETTER? Deadening the Sense or Removing the Pain I hysicnl man is subject to numberains and ac hes \vh:ch may arise from causes. In many such cas s it is ossible or practical le to trace the and root it out. The best thing to tack the pain,
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      606 5 I Church Services QUINQUAGESIMA St. Andrew's Cathedral February 19, 1928 7:30 a.m. Litany. 7:45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral) anc Sermon. 9:U a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. o:30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week at the Cathedral. Monday; 7:40 a.m. Matins; 8 a.m Holy
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      476 5 Preacher: Dr. Edwin F. Lee. p.m. First Quarterly Conference, rriday, 5 p.m. Ladies' Aid Society. 6 p.m. League Service. All are welcome. CANTONESE METHODIST CHURCH At the Anglo-Chinese School Chapel Hall Time 12 to 1 in the afternoon. Sunday School 11 to 12 a.m. Miss Boeye, Superintendent. Sundaj Classes. 5
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      358 5 MAKE THIS FROCK YOURSELF Entirely At Our Expense. We give you a length of pretty figured voile m red and white, pink and white or black and white; a paper pattern, medium size, and full directions for making provided you become a Member of the Woman's Institute before February 29.
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      347 6 I EMPIRE CINEMA 1 Commencing Saturday, February 18, j I TWO SHOWS TWO PAYMENTS Ist Show at 7 p.m. 2nd Show at 9-30 p.m. The First Picture of its Kind Ever Produced Historical Picture 9THE RUIN OF MONGOL iA most wonderful picture you have ever seen, with beautiful [jj scenery
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      224 6 Amusements. jj AT THE I ALHAMBRA 0 8 'PHONE 909 g (TAN CHENG KEE Co., Ltd., Pi prietors.) D] 1 From Wednesday, Febir.ary 15 jjj i at p.m. g rvi X I A Tremendous First National Attraction j "The Only Solution" i 3 i I Screen Version of the Famous
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      333 6 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert Bencoolen Streets FfiOM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 TO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. NIGHTLY AT 9 P.M. A Regal Comedy Drama with BILLY SULLIVAN Hazel Deane and Jimmy Aubrey THE GALLANT FOOL A gamble with a princess and a kingdom as the stakes. IN 5 PARTS KEN MAYNARD The
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      164 6 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. Phone O m FROM WEDNESDAY. FEBRIAR\ rQ TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21 NIGHTLY AT 9 I' M "Stop, Look* Listen!" Adapted from the Musicil same name. Directed and Starre LARRY BEMON (In 6 Acts) TOM TYLER The Riding, Fighting West i IN "THE COWBOY COP A roaring
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    124 7 Skips Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, February 18. Cast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Tamfoa Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Gleashane 18; Benarty 16; Kalyan 13. timpire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Delagaa Maru 30; Bulan 35; Canada Maru :>7. Kmpire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    EXCHANGES
    72 7 British Official Wireless London, February 17. 124 s v York 4.87 7:16 els 35.02 va 25.34 terdam 12.1125 92.05 n 20.43 holm 18.16 18.20 18.31 ia 34.605 'Je 164.5 nrfors 193.5 id 28.79 n 2 19|64 -ns 367.5 a rest 792.5 5 59 64 >s Aires 47 29,32d ay
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    ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY
    192 7 Excellent Financial Report at Annual Meeting A successful year's wcrk was reported at the annual meeting of the Singapore branch of the St. George's Society last evening when Mr. G. W. A. Trimmer prei sided. 1 *u ln ov the adoption of the accounts the Chairman said
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    THE CITY OPERA
    70 7 Great Hindu Play to be Staged A great Hindu play, entitled Swaratri," specially staged for the Hindu twentvfour hours fasting festival, will be offered the City Opera patrons at the New World on Sunday night. The play is a very famous one ami much money and time
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORTS
    382 7 Singapore, February 17. The insecurity of the market position has been very fully demonstrated in the past week in the violent day to day reactions of commodity values to the various shades of opinion-official and semi-official—on the matter of the investigation of the Restriction Act and the
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    HOME MARKET
    85 7 London, February 17. Manchester Market B*4 lbs. Shirtings, fair (new basis) 12s 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 17% d 6 lbs. T. Cloth fair—24 yards 7s 9d yjt ■rewl Market Cotton—fully middling American |0.25 d Egyptian Cotton 17.55 d Metals Tin—standard 3 months £234.2.6 Produce Copra fair merchantable
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    52 7 Mr. A. de S. Ratnaike, the forwarding agent of the Carey Island Agency at Port Swettenham, is retiring from service this month. It has been decided by his friends at Klang and Port Swettenham to give him a reception and a ronggeng performance in his honour on the occasion of
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1397 7 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, February 18 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Kovan $325 R ce, Siam 2 $290 Rice, Siam 3 $289 Rice. Saigon i $267 11 2 ii $265 ce, baigon 3 $243 Rice, Rangoon 1 $260 Rice, Rangoon 2 $240 Rice, Par Boiled No. 1 per bag $8.40
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    Bankruptcy Court
    506 7 DEBTOR ALLEGED TO .HAVE ABSCONDED Composition Agreement Held to Be Invalid Huge sums of money were involved in the bankruptcy of Lee Pang Seng, m respect of which the Assistant Official Assignee (Mr. T. B. Cocker) made an application for the issue of a warrant for the arrest
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    THE MESSIAH
    283 7 Famous Oratorio at St. Andrew's Cathedral The Messiah, the beautiful oratorio of Handel was delivered to excellent advantage at the St. Andrew's Cathedral last evening to a large audience. Ever a famous religious work, it requires a wellbalanced choir to support the principals, who also must be a
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    44 7 A sad accident occurred on board the s.j*. Hydra II at the Bangkok Dock on February 8, when a young Cantonese boy, an apprentice working on the boiler of the ship, met his death through the explosion of a blow-lamp which fractured his skull.
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    FLYERS MAY STAY AT SINGAPORE
    198 7 Interview With Group Captain UNEVENTFUL VOYAGE REPORTED (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, February 17. The Royal Air Force flyers have bean objects of considerable interest. Group Captain Cave-Brown-Cave in an interview to-day stated that they would be leaving Penang at nine o'clock on Thursday morning
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    ARMED GANG ROBBERY
    57 7 Chinese Relieved of Large Sum Last night a gang of about six Chinese, all armed with revolvers and knives, entered, a house occupied by Chinese in Race Course Lane and after holding up the inmates, robbed them of cash and jewellery to the value of about $3,000.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    182 7 (By courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi Shimbunsha) Tokio, February 16. The mysterious document case which was disclosed recently in the election campaign of the Seiyukai caused much criticism, especially when the Government announced that an inquiry of the case will be commenced after the general election. There are two
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    81 7 Mr. A. E. Dick, Manager of Golden Hope Estate, has sailed on six months' leave in Australia and England. The acting British Resident of Perak and Mrs. Cochrane were "At Home" at the Residency, Ipoh, on Monday evening, to about 100 guests from Ipoh and district. The rate of issue
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      254 7 5? H Ol^ItV "l1«x. February ll» !,.<...>,. 7:!!.' a.m.. 1'):2 p .XV!,id UN"! due. l., niossoxv. pebrusr? 1g ,!.>. >«:l.« a.m.. p.,n. podru»r> 2N I I >.« p.m. >»-,. !.»lbcdr:»l. 5:15 p.m. lv.l> m« etui»?. Entries clui.e. 4 p.m. lc,e«d»v. pebrnary 21 s.m.. I p.»,. vb. < atbedrul. 3:l5 p.m.
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    THE GERMAN CRISIS
    602 8 Crises in German politics have been common ever since the end of the War and the split in the present Coalition is not surprising. We suspect that it is as much due to political expediency as to any real difference of policy on the Education Bill before
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    1586 8 The Austin Badminton Party has been exempted from registration. Yesterday's "Government Gazette" con tains a list of registered medical practitioners. Prominent astroh gers of all lands prophesy grave threats to the peace of the world in May—the month mentioned by those who claim to interpret the Prophecy of the Great
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    470 8 Mr. F. K. Wilson is a new Rubber, S.S. Dr. R. B. MaoGmror is 3 i Medical Officer, Penang. Dr. J. W. Scharrf ig a ctu„. Health Officer at Penang. Mr. A. Caldecott. Ci;.}-:., h-, pointed to act as Secretary Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S. The appointment of
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    49 8 From China and Manila by s.s. Pr van Buren, due at Singapore daylight or. Monday, the 20th instant. From China by s.s. Cremer. doe ai Singapore on Monday afternoon, the iMth instant. From France by s.s. Perth dm at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Monday, ti instant.
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    ETRUSCAN LANGUAGE
    22 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Milan, February 1 A Florentine philologist, Signor Aifredc Trombretti, has succeeded in completely deciphering the Etruscan lamrunjr».
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    NEW GERMAN PARTY
    25 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, February 17. The seceding Reichstag Members of the People's Party have formed a new National Christian Peasant Party.
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    RATES TO AFRICA CUT
    28 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Rome, J ruury The English and Italian SteurM.. panies have cut the rates to H:; t f ra and South Africa.
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    NEW AMBASSADOR
    15 8 Reuter's Service. London, Febi Sir William Tyrrell will Crewe as Ambassador at Paris.
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    ITALY'S TRADE
    15 8 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Rome, Italian foreign trade in an adverse balance of 550.'
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    U. S. MEXICO AIR MAIL
    30 8 Reuter's Service. Mexico City. Febru us f° r President Calles ha- an air mail service Unkinj with Laredo, Texas. TV expected to open very taori
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    WORLD TRIBUTES TO LATE EARL
    635 9 High Qualities Given Recognition CKRMAN MESSAGE MUCH APPRECIATED Australia Sends Sympathy to People of Home Land British Official Wireless London, February 16. announced that the late Lord Oxford .ith will be buried in the churchAll Saints at Sutton Courtrey, a the Thames which was his
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    GERMAN SYMPATHY
    30 9 Berlin, February 17. The German Democratic Party's message nf "vmpathy to the British Liberals regardthe death of Lord Asquith created a •try <ieep impression, says a London "'essajr,..
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    FROM AUSTRALIA
    80 9 British Official Wireless London, February 17. nice, the Australian Premier, has ito Mr. Baldwin: 4On behalf I th> Government and people of Australia, convey our deep sympathy to a of Great Britain on the death arl of Oxford. Throughout his of public service he set a high of
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    BIG FLIGHT
    21 9 Newafl and Vincent at Heliopolis Reuter's Service. Cairo, February 18. ■1 and Vincent have arrived at th I olis.
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    IRAQ AGENT WANTS INDEPENDENCE
    171 9 [Against Mandate and I New Treaty FAVOURS ALLIANCE WITH ENGLAND Reuter's Service. London, February 17. Muzahim Bey, the Iraq Diplomatic Agent m London has been recalled to Iraq. Jafar jasna, who resigned the Premiership of Iraq on January 9, following the resignations of the Ministers of
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    JOINT CONFERENCE
    88 9 Cotton Employees to Meet Employers Reuter's Service. London, February 17. The Government undertook to adopt a Bill to initiate international negotiations after a series of meetings at Manchester and consultation with the Manufacturers' Association, and the Master Cotton Spinners' Federation decided to send a joint letter inviting the
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    NERVES IN CANCERS
    62 9 Valuable Discovery by Canadian Doctor Reuter's Service. Montreal, February 17. Doctor Oertel, Director of the McGill University Pathological Institute. has e-tablished the presence of nerves in human cancers and other malignant tumours, thus pointing to a possible connection of the cancerous growth with the nervous system, opening
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    U. S. SHIPS SOLD
    58 9 Government Disposes of Pacific Liners Reuter's Service Washington, 17. lbe C s, sblppin.s Uoard bus announced '<>< i,ul.» of tbe tbree remaining Cnvernnlentoxvn.d carKo lines cn tbe pu ili. 'o.,.-il. numelv. tbe American, Australian and Orient line. eompri«in»5 txx>nt.v-one sbips, tb/> Oregon and Oriental Line o5
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    LEVIATHAN ASHORE
    54 9 World's Largest Steamer Has Accident Reuter's Service. London, February 18. The sixty-thousand-ton steamer Leviathan, the largest ship in the world, bound from New York to Southampton, has gone ashore on a sand bank at the entrance to Southampton Water. The remained fast for two hours but was refloated
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    DEPARTMENTS UNITED
    41 9 Reuter's Service. The Hague, February 17. The First Chamber of the States-General has passed, by 26 votes to 18, the Bill providing for the amalgamation of the Ministries of War and. Marine into a single Ministry of National Defence.
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    NEW COMMISSAR NAMED
    24 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Moscow, February 17. M. Stalin's friend, Kubiak, replaces Smirnow as Commissar for Agriculture. The reasons are not disclosed.
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    STABBING IN FRASER ST.
    50 9 While a Chinese was walking along Fraser Street last night unknown Chinese came up from behind and stabbed him in the back. The victim, who is not fatally injured, said that his assailant was one of a crowd of Chinese whom he had just walked past.
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    STABILISATION OF EASTER
    52 9 Fixed Date Favoured by House FIRST SUNDAY AFTER SECOND SATURDAY Reuter's Service. London, February ]7. The House of Commons unanimously passed the second reading o<* a private Bill stabilising Easter, makin»; it the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April, whenever European countries agree to a
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    LABOUR OPPOSITION
    388 9 British Official Wireless London, February 17. After an interesting debate the House of tommons to-day passed the second reading l^ e providing for the stabilisation °u as o fixes the festival on the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April. Moving the second reading, Captain Bourne, Conservative,
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    DISARMAMENT
    178 9 Great Britain Ready to do Her Part British Official Wireless London, February 16. Mr. Bridgeman. First Lord of th? Admiralty, speaking in Londn on the Navy, said that it was untrue that the Government had not done their part towards general disarmament since the war. They had played their
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    WOMAN'S POSITION
    87 9 Excluded from Draft but Not From Civil Service Reuter's Service. Paris, February 17. The senate, discussing the Bill for the organisation of the country in war time, resolved to exclude women from the general requisitioning of services in war time, it being considered that women' volunteers suffice. It
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    MAKE COMPETE WITH MEN
    34 9 Paris, February 17. Women are permitted to compete in the fxaminations for certain branches cf the Consular service under a new decree, but will only be eligible for headquarters posts.
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    HINCKLER AT RANGOON
    24 9 Reuter's Service. Rangoon, February 17. Capt. Hinckler has arrived here, having covered two-thirds of the distance to Australia in eleven days.
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    EARL OF BIRKENHEAD WARNS INDIA
    304 9 Boycott Proves Her Unfitness PRESS DECLARES SPEECH PROVOCATIVE Will Influence Assembly in Wrong Direction Reuter's Service. London, February 17. In a speech at Doncaster the Earl of Birkenhead addressed plain words to the people of India, drawing attention to their attitude towards the Simon Commission.
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    AEROPLANES CRASH
    118 9 Lucky Escape of Flying Officer British Official Wireless London, February 17. When flying over the cliffs near Capel, between Folkestone and Dover, this afternoon, two Rcjal Air Force aeroplanes collided at a height of two thousand feet and crashed. The machines, which were single-seater Grebes, belonged to the
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    EDDIE FOY DEAD
    105 9 Reuter's Service. ol Neroic American Oometlibn New York, February 17. The death is announced of the comedian, Eddie Foy. The death of Eddie Foy recalls a terrible fire in the Iroquois Theatre at Chicago in 1DC3, when 100 persons were killed. Foy rushed to the front of
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    HORSE MARINES
    72 9 U. S. Force Still Hunting for Sandino Reuter's Service. Managua, February 17. "Horse Marines" have materialised in the region of Matagalpa, where a detachment of United States Marines, mounted in order to give them the same mobility as the rebels, are now chasing General Sandino, who was last
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    ICE HOCKEY
    35 9 Canadians Win But England Loses Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia •Saint Moritz, February 17. The Canadians severely beat Sweden at ice hockey, the score being eleven to nothing. Switzerland beat England by four to nothing.
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    984 10 LAST NIGHT'S BOXING Big Fight Ends In a Draw FILIPINO'S SPEED DAZZLES SONG Hassan and Bud Stage Great Battle (By "X.6.' > It is a long time since local boxing enthusiasts were treated to a programme as good as the one that was offered by Mr. Tan Kam
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    FOOTBALL
    33 10 IVlala.vs Uegt (Kinese »t penbnx tn slame t7?rom tlw-i < o'.r^spontent) p»nan<?. pebruar) 17. lbl. )<L la.V5 bco,t lie tw.. t«> nil m e I. l-..,:!.«'! !,:,.,,< "bicb >.i' py an.l lll»n.'l eiil«»rily snugb.
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    Juvenile vs. Austin Badminton Party
    36 10 >l ,„> 0!° tbe ab >ve l'nrtie» are re- > .e<l to take n-'te tbat tbe mal b to be placed o<f to-lnorroxx v., be at tbe 8t. cf tbe a» preeio»i.«il.v advised
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    Louste»u"s vest solicitors
    211 10 Another Inter-Commercial Cup match was played at the Stadium yesterday afternoon when Boustead's beat the United Solicitors by three goals to two in a game which cannot be described as brilliant. It was a hard fought tussle, though, with the Solicitors having the better of the first
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    Inter-Commercial Cup Fixtures For Next Week
    43 10 lbe lollowing texture- bave been arianged tor next week and at tbe conclusion ok tbese tbe draw lor tbe second round will U.Ke place. Monday pres* Cld storage (replay). Wednesday vs. O.l.p C v«. tto lloog bunk.
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    VISIT FROM CHINA
    61 10 sbanxbai 8tu6ent footballers to »t 8tb6ium A party of Shanghai students are due in Singapore en route for Java during the week and if possible a match with a local Chinese side will be arranged at the Stadium. The matter is subject to steamer sailings and further
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    Bendemeer Club to Play Bukom S. C.
    87 10 This afternoon the Bendemeer Athltetic Club visit Bukom for a friendly game with the local Sports Club. The B.A.C. team will be: —Way Yong: Lee Wan, Chwee Cheng; Swee Chiang, Boon Lay, Thet Siong; Tian Lye, Kay Poh, Gim Poh Mun Fun and
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    S.C.F.A. vs. R.A.
    18 10 On pridav tbe 3.C.P./V. are to meet tbe b./C in friendly game »t tbe stadium.
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    GOLF
    87 10 Ladies' Monthly Medal at Garrison Club The following was the result of the February monthly Medal (Ladies) of the Garrison Golf Club: Mrs. F. A. Morrell 2 up Mrs. W. L. Stevens AH Square Mrs. G. G. Franklin 1 down Mrs. E. Gregory-Jones 1 Mrs. J. C. Burnett 3
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    February Ladies' Spoon at Keppel Club
    17 10 In the replay Mrs. P. Crawley beat Miss C. L. Marr.
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    THE TURF
    37 10 White Collar Wins Waterloo Cup Final Reuter's Service. Altcar, February 17. The Waterloo Cup final was run to-day with the following result:— Mrs. Sofer-Whitburn's (30 100) White Collar beat Lieut .-Col. Sir John Humphrey's Hastings.
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    MR. ORMSBY-GORE'S VISIT
    313 10 Two Months To Be Spent Here PARLIAMENTARY REPORT ON DEVELOPMENT Reuter's Service. London, February 18. The Colonial Office announces that Mr. Ormsby-Gore will leave England on March 15 and will arrive at Penang on April 6. He will leave Singapore on June 1. He is to spend
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    TRADE RIVALRY
    141 10 Fatal Affray Between LodgingHouse Runners The fight between rival lodging-house runners which took place in the Teluk Ayer Market on November 6, in which a Chinese was fatally stabbed, was recalled before the Third Magistrate yesterday afternoon, when three Chinese named Chua Hay Bock, Teng Siong, and Teng
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS
    36 10 Two Years' R. t For Chinese The Chinese, who was yesterday charged before the District Judge with being in possession of 417 ten-cent counterfeit coins, was this morning sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment.
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    HOCKEY
    195 10 Medical College Defeats Indian Association The match between the Medical College Union and the Indian Association, played on the S.R.C. ground yesterday, ended in favour of the Medicos by five goals to two. Right from the bully-off the Medicos attacked and Moreira soon found the net, which was followed
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    Heavy Defeat of 22nd Batty. In Garrison League
    46 10 »,l tbe Carr»>on Ho. I>l> > o >, during week, bave been: X... >'. 2. <. C„v 0 X... 4. Coy. 2. K.»5 I U. t). lb) 22nd. batty 0. IXo. 2. Coy. 2. b.l5. 2 Xo. 2. Co?» 1. N.K.8. N.
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    CANADA LIKELY TO ENTER UNION
    70 10 Havana Convention Lacks Harmony AGGRESSIVE WARS OPPOSED Reuter's Service. Washington, February 17. Canada's eventual entrance into the Pan-American Union was predicted by Mr. John Barrett, ex-Director of Organisation, in a telegram to the Chairman of the Havana Conference, declaring that a canvass of public opinion
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    AGGRESSIVE WARS BANNED
    137 10 Havana, February 17. The Committee on Pan-American Union Affairs approved the text of a convention relating to the Pan-American Union and also passed a resolution to provide for a modus vivendi for the Union organisation until the "onvention is ratified. The Committee thereafter discussed the pacific settlement
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    LACK OF AGREEMENT
    56 10 Havana, February 17. At the close of yesterday's session of the sub-committee cf the Pan-American Conference, which is seeking a mutually satisfactory definition of "national independence," the majority of the delegates reported in favour of admitting their inability to agree upon a formula. The subcommittee will meet
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    RESIGNATION CONFIRMED
    82 10 Havana, February 17. Senor Pueyrredon's resignation has been confirmed. It was due to the tariff issue. Correspondence published shows that he resigned following on the receipt of instructions to sign with reservations the projected Pan-American Union Convention, even though it did not include a clause envisaging the removal
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    LINDBERGH AT HAVANA
    64 10 St. Louis, February 17. President Coolidge and Mr. Davies have telegraphed congratulations to Captain Lindberg. Mr. Davis declared that the aviator's goodwill flight had done more to promote good relations in South America than the whole diplomatic corns, adding: "He should have remained in Havana, as the
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    HEALTH BULLETIN
    209 10 The health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, for the week ended February 11, is as follows: Aden: —89 plague cases and 55 deaths as against 54 cases and 33 deaths during the preceding week. Bassein: —2 plague deaths; 1 smallpox case. Bombay:—2 plague deaths; 18
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    114 10 Commander Jules James, U. S. Navy, who is at present in Manila in command of the destroyer Edsall, has received orders to report to Governor-General Stimson as Aide. Commander James will proceed immediately to Shanghai to meet the incoming Chief Executive. The new Aide formerly was Naval Attache at the
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    German Crisis
    88 10 DATE OF ELECTION STILL UNSETTLED Emergency Legislation Being Hastened Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia Berlin, February 17. The German Cabinet approved the War Sufferers' Compensation Bill holding out also a possibility of further compensation after the eventual resettlement of Germany's reparation obligations. The Cabinet to-day continues the elaboration of emergency
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    ON TENTERHOOKS
    30 10 Berlin, February 17. Political circles are still on tenterhooks concerning the Reichstag's dissolution. The Cabinet submitted proposals to the parties this evening and their decision is expected to-morrow.
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    FILIPINO LEADER DUE
    443 10 Prominent Educator En Route To Jerusalem Among the tourists passing through Singapore within the next few days will be Dean Jorge Bocobo, of the College of Law, University of the Philippines, who has been acting President of the University for the past year during the absence of
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    149 10 Witness and Accused Forced to Go Hungry (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, February 18. The Chenderoh riot case which has already occupied the Supreme Court for ten days, adjourned to-day until next week when the final stage will be reached. Meanwhile three of the accused have been
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    PENANG APPEAL COURT
    80 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, February 17. By a majority, Mr. Justice Deane dissenting, the Court of Appeal decided that thero should be a retrial of the case of Ung Cheng Hong against Chee 800 Neong, holding with Mr. Roland Braddell that the trial Judge misdirected himself.
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    TERRIBLE MOTOR ACCIDENT
    396 10 European Passe Vr Killed CARS COLLIDE IN ORCH ARD ROAI) Scene of Accident a Gruesome Sight A terrible motor-car accident i the death of a European and juries to another, occurred in u.' n j Road at about 10 o'clock last The deceased gentleman is Mr f
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    PETALING TIN, LIMITED
    157 10 Very Prosperous and Busy Year Reported (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, February 17. Presiding 1 at the annual meeting of Petaling Tin, Limited, the Chairman, Mr. de Paulo reviewed the past year, which he described as a busy one in which the bucket dredge had been withdrawn
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    YORKSHIRE SOCIETY
    151 10 It is proposed to form a "S Yorkshiremen in Malaya" formed will be affiliated to "Th< Yorkshiremen in London" whkl amalgamated with "The forks! The qualification for m< n be (a) Birth in the County of VorkiWre, or (b) Descent from a ITorkshire parent or grandparent on eith
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    57 10 Mr. G. V. Thaver, untitled office, who has been operative Officer, was at the Colonial Resta on Saturday night by colleagues. Mr. Ma Assistant Auditor, pre! has been in the Audi: 1 1 teen years. During th- < was paid to his work Government Servants' I and Loan Society, a>
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    THREE SIMPLE TRAGEDIES
    794 11 \MTH MANY APOLOGIES TO A. M. OF PUNCH) (l) l1,e «roker >.,. a youn»: man «bo wanted ,l». .none), «u be went to tbe i.r..':er. be lo l tlnnll I «bould like to make y tbe broker >aid Ob. .Xn<l tbe yol.Nji- man said, tbe broker told
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    CONVICTS IN OILSKINS
    294 11 Meeting with a Policeman on an Island time was described at the Isle of VVisrht fo o rTial OU on re th ntly > alleged tn h t" 6 char S es of burglary nhrht tl 3Ve been cor "mitted during two nights they were at liberty.
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    BOY SCOUTS' ASSOCIATION
    38 11 9 6° 1928 W<?ek ending Sundj *y» February To-day, February 18.—Route march, Parade Waterloo Street 5 p.m. Full uniform, without staves. Thursday, February 23.—Band Practice, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m. Friday, February 24.—Ambulance Class, Headquarters, 5:15 p.m.
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      23 11 l roj.i2mme of OrillZ up to and lor pebrnarv 19. 1928. < > «norroH». pebruar> ll» 9:30 a.m.—bukit limab bange. Hlacbine Cun I'lal'.on, spoon sbuut.
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    1387 12 RECRUITING CAMPAIGN AT MALACCA Appeal to Young Men Who Are Fit The Malacca Volunteers Corps attended a cinema show at the Rialto last Saturday with a view to stimulating recruiting, says "The Malay Mail." Pathe (Malaya), Ltd., kindly gave the use of the hall, films and band free for
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      299 12 Ainiisemeiits CONING 2 Alhambra. United Artists Picture Watch for Screening Date. i j Who is Your Best Girl j TO-MORROW NIGHT S NEW CASINO CINEMA I ft COMMENCING SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1928. B Dj FOX SUPER SPECIAL B to A Sensational stage success of New York and London Bj B
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    451 13 Singapore, February 11. MEAT Beef, steak (round) kati 55 Beef, stew or curry kati 48 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 54 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 72 Capons (Locally reared) kati 1.06 Hens (Locally reared) kati 92
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      899 13 I DAVENPORT OIL ENGINE 8 (DIESEL) S A FOUB CYCLE HE *VY DUTY INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE I f 3HR 6HP BH.P I S F r s EFFICIENCY of a Diesel. ft FUEL ECONOMY—using oil. S fat c d in England) I" Ml „11 I,' MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF I AUCTION SALE
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      252 13 AUCTION S4LE OF aluable Freehold Property at the lrustee and Auctioneer Co., Ltd.'s saleroom No. 8 Change Alley. Singapore. on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at 2.30 p.m. PARTICULARS. All that piece of land situated in the District of Tanjong Pagar containing an area of about 736 square feet being part of
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      130 13 lODon «cnoc E~=oaocaoiaoE=aoßp .ScSiji [j MllS 111-1111 l g JJ l j jj DO The Vauxhall has always appealed to the man who likes a crisp and sure performance, together with the excellent braking and H 0 road holding ability that go with the best type of modern U j
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      323 14 PUBLIC NOTICES JOHORE GOVERNMENT Notice is hereby given that on and after tke Ist July, 1928, no solid tyred Lorries will be permitted to travel over Johore roads, outside Johore Bahru Town Board Limits, except under special exemption by the State Engineer. F. GLENDINNING, State Engineer, Johore. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE.
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      431 14 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—lmmediately an experienced Dresser for a Tin Mine. Salary $100j- per month. Apply with copies of testimonials to Box No. 614 c|o Malaya Tribune. TO LET TO LET—Raffles Chambers, three sections 2nd floor, area 2,680 square feet. Rent $200 p.m. Immediate entry. Apply to The Secretary, TLe Garden
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      517 14 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85, Beach Street Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat Palembang 16, Dir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai 9,
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      508 14 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2-rfl December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,545,666 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.
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      514 14 INSURANCE j THE tfffigk SOUTH \m BB,T,SH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office: 2, Fin lays on Green, SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Established 1907. HEAD OFFICE: 58, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE.
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      441 15 STEAMER SAILINGS P. &0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES Incorporated in England.) MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. I rider Contract with His Majesty's Government.) f* TT TWARDS from LONDON For China Japan Due Tonnage Singapore 1928 igatia 16,500 Feb
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      444 15 __STEAM£R SAILINGS THE STRAITS BORNEO SHIPPING COMPANY. KEGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE Singapore, Soerabaia Bandjermasin S.S. HOCK SENG Due on 19th February, 1928. r? St Class Accommodation. Passa S e an d other particulars Apply to the Agents:— STRAITS BORNEO TRADING CO., 12 13, Boat Quay, Singapore. 'Phone 3373 562. HAMBURG—AMERIKA LINIE
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      655 15 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITSSTEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY K Penang f r P rt Swettenham n <l M E\f P t m for Port Dickson, ♦TRONOH Teluk Anson and P. Dickson, in?) ;?r r 4 D m for Muar. KOPAH 5 p.m., for Malacca. TUESDAY E
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      483 15 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) TO MARSEILLES LONDON v Tonnage Destination Due «iai Katori Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp AtsutaMaru 8,000 M'seilles, London, 2E 15 1C Kashima Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, London^A'Cr? Hakone Maru 10,500 Naples, Marseilles, SuwaMaru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, Lon FushimiMaru 11,000 Naples, Marseilles, Hakozaki Maru 10,500
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      321 16 I Schering-Kahlbaum A.G. Berlin. I (vorm. Chem. Fabrik auf Aktien E. Schering.) I I NOTICE. I We beg to notify that we have j j appointed ft I Messrs. H. My. vh. Banner Export k. I SINGAPORE 1 I 1 as our sole agents for S.S. and Malaya. 1 I
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