Malaya Tribune, 28 January 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VU XVI, No. 23 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, January 28, 1929.
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      224 1 UPTON'S CEYLON 1 IE A. yOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I "Ny Carlsberg Beer" I I j MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK I I I 'B Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs fi| I I JP-. H and Rest Houses throughout jgjfj I I J»L Straits Settlements and the J*t% I I Malay States.
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      193 1 "FLOHODOR" /y» Waahin* Suiting J /£>/ > Wear HIGH STREfIT Singapore. f_ CrosseJJlackwell's i SIrI WORLD-FAMOUS j I fi|B STRAWBERRY i JIBS JAM. jjj g- Now obtail, able in elegant 1 I glass-stoppered containers. 1 J Your Dealer ggf/g |£j I I You Can Depend on getting Perfect Results* (n
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    "Scotch" Rights.
    703 2 Exactly As It Was Written. A LETTER OF PROTEST TO PROHIBITIONISTS. The following amusing letter appears in "The Passing Age," an American periodical, and is appropriate in view of "Pussyfoot' Johnson's visit to Malaya: CERTAIN INALIENABLE RIGHTS. To the Editor You seem to take a good deal of
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    AUSTRALIAN MEAT.
    135 2 New Company Formed at Sydney. "Financial Times." Sydney, Dec. 22. The Australian Graziers' Meat Company has been registered at Sydney with a nominal capital of £1,500,000 in £1 shares, of which 1,000,000 are offered for subscription and the remainder held is reserve. The objects of the company are
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      315 2 J WHITEAWAYS I Great Stocktaking j n j Further Reductions for the Last Ttvo Weeks. jj All Bras?, Magic Lamps. English make jjs Throughout. J XHttslSwWffi4p LhmmhKmUmwmJ 150 D° z Fancy cttcn Socks in New Sale 85 CtS. each. Fancy Wide ft* Ties in a I argeZ Range of a
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      433 2 And Have a Gear Skin Gently anoint the affected Z with Cuticura Ointment. w2 off in minutes with Cutici Soap and hot water and continue bathing for some minutes PiZ Pies, eczemas, rashes, itchina and irritations are quickly r* lieved and healed by this treat ment. Cuticura Talcum is f
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    Klang Kidnappers.
    977 3 A TRIP TO SINGAPORE RESENTED. A Timely Arrest. "Malay Mail." Knt\ remba n Assiz *s Lee Ah KLw (or with iciJn nfcSL WOman was Than Ah lnß a S,X year old na d Klin/ hl L? ot *i er Won Sam Moi > S rhl^ pt u 22
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      226 3 j «4* Night-Danger! I I Protect your sleeping baby from the attack of vile, disease- I STffS b UgS TheSe ,oathsom e pests make the St I I P f 2«« for young and old alike. Guard yourself and 1 I your loved ones-destroy bed bugs with Flit. I I
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      23 3 y There is no FH<ltJ h*t«er piil than MARTIN'S. You \cai\ rev upon MARTIN'S I'ILLS. y by ml CkutHtittt an i S'orei. SMMMMHaMMBv
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      114 3 I I Reduction I evEßEady Trade Mark I UNIT CELLS I I BATTERIES I l| I I I I Longest I If Beware of Imitations I X For Sa/e Everywhere Ask Your Dealer IB W\. MULLER PHIPPS (Malaya), LTD. /M Union Building, Collyer Quay A^AmW' (jj (Incorporated in England.) X
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    NEW CHINA—XXV. Are North and South Incompatible ?
    1695 4 NEW CHINA—XXV. Are North and South Incompatible RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ESSENTIAL. Non-Chi se Races in China. WORLD'S RACE PROBLEMS AND INTERNATIONALISM. (By L. M.—Our Special Correspondent.) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] It has often been alleged that the Northern and Southern Chinese appear to differ in so many qualities that, on most vital
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      495 4 «fc f 'British Cloths for Particular Men English tailoring, acknowledged by all judges of men's wear to be the iSSSS^ best in the world, owes much to (W^PS^^ the superiority of the high-grade worsted and tweed cloths made >V~ m~Mi^ in Great Britain.* If overseas /\!aJM&EE!\ men insist on using
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      253 4 BEWARE OF COLDS! Build Up Your System to Resist Them as This Sufferer in Amer ca Did "I had become so badly run-down that 1 had one cold after another and it seemed impossible to build up my system," says Mr. Louis W. Bentz, of Ko 101 Hungerfo'd Stre-t, Hartford,
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      350 4 "His Master's Voice" Cata'ogue contains a I selection of Organ Records, every one of which j3 is masterpiece of faithful recording, played on 3 th finest organs in the country by the most I br liiant organists. Ask for a copy of the new booklet giving a complete list of
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    617 5 Barlow's Report. Messrs. Barlow and Co., Singapore, Ifl their weekly report dated Jan. 24, state:— The market has been lather mere settled during the past week and after uctuating withm nairow limits the period now closes with London up 5/16 d. at 10 7/16 d. New York
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    67 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Limited. Per Imp. SED SHELL (ex pump) 80 cts (ex 2-gl. can &/or 4-gl. drum) 80 cts. r-ELLOW SHELL (ex pump) 80 cts. (ex 4-gl. drum) 80 cts. (ex 4-gl. tin) 83Vfc cts. SHELL AVIATION (ex 4-gl. drum) 95 cts. (ex 4-gl. tin) 98cts.
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      423 5 NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED I I HIS MASTER'S VOICE" j LATEST MID-DECEMBER ISSUE I J (ELECTRICAL RECORDINGS). jf AND X I ***** THE BAG DOLL 1 1 STAY OUT OF THE SOUTH i I PLATED BT H I Pid.ard'B Chine«e Syncopator.. I I GRAMO-RADIO STORE I j -phone 4080 3,
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      91 5 JAVA ROMANISED CHINESE Srd&Y BOOKS etc. Sam Hong Ngo Tee, Sam He Lam Tong, Sam Pc!: Eng Thye, "am Kok, -*%r-« Sam Hap Beng Tjoe Po" Kiam, Sam Nio Sat. (Ban Poo Tjwan Sic) Sow Leng Tat, mm See Djin Kwi Tjeng Tang, Siauw Lim Si, 3am Seng Tow, Si
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      57 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. 3 ramme f Dr,lls UP t0 and for Feb To-day.—s.ls p.m. Drill Hall, S.V.R. Association, Annual General Meeting. Friday, Feb 1.-5.15 p.m. Drill Hall Eurasian M.G. Section, Section Meeting. Saturday, Feb. 2.-3 p.m. Siglap, Officers and N.C.O.'s European Units, Weapon Training Course. ktS^l Feb 3 -—Siglap, Officers and
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      347 6 I PAVILION I I 'PHONE 903 S FROM TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 TO MONDAY. JANUARY 28. I AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. jjj I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE. I NOAH BEERY j IN "THE ROUGH RIDERS." jjj IN fHE FIRST SHOW AT 7.50 P.M jc I LEFTY FLYNN I lINI IN B
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      197 6 iimusement ALHAMBRAI I THONE 909 j I (TAN CHENG KEE Co, Ltd, Proprietor*) I 1 PROGRAMME 1 I Commencing Monday, January 28 51 and ending Saturday, February 2. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. 3 THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I TOGETHER WITH THE S M. G. M. NEWS. I
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      364 6 j •"■uiiitiuuiuiuiiiiiiiiii l iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii«uti)iuiuiiiiiiiuuiiiimiiiuuuii i GAIETY CINEMA f j I Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streeta I j FRjOH FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 TO THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. j SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. I DYNAMITE J The Devil Dog j with the cunning of a Tiger and the' courage j of a
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      106 6 •"■''■"■Knaintiiiniitiniiiiiiimn,,!,,,,,,,,,., j SURINA THEATReI I North Brid Road. 'Phone N 0 mMiimitiiwwwiiiiniiiiiiniiiijm,,»,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, TO-NIGHT AT 9 P.||' From Wednesday, Jan. 23 to w Jan. 29. 1 Welcome Return of the World Champion Cowboy a 09s HARRY CAREY IN "THE LIGHTNING RIDER/ Fierce Fights, Daring Rescues hard and fast shooting as the
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    98 7 Alongside the Wharves. I* t Singapore, Jan. 28. **•af Gate 1). Uuapto 20. G^ rf x Ent < I ance 3). Xaru 14.uuln a 16 Hakozaki I l4 »POB 10; Tydeus 8; Autolycus V F m rance Gate 3). Darvel 39 Q*. 4). JJ* nlrance Gaie 4). J
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    20 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for rst,. "> 152 equal ln.li7 paxmont ol «onev >-l c>xl«m is li7 1«
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    Legislative Council.
    2188 7 Work of Sir Hayes Marriott. SIR HUGH CLIFFORD WELCOMED. m?L 1 J_ <rf ttt legislative Council was St H E»?h\ r UnCII Chamb *r this mornpresided and tl nT 1101 Slr Hugh Cliff rd > Sir r an l tne thers Present were: H. E Officer Com™** S
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    RESEARCH IN JAVA.
    181 7 Influence of Hindu Civilisation. At a meeting of the India Society at d 5 on Dec. 12, Dr. F. D X an..s India pave an illustrated lecture on the aims ?nd methods of archaeological re■earth in Java. He showed that it was an error to suppose that
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    372 7 The "Talamba" is due here from Calcutta n Saturday. Feb. 2. The Xaumburg" arrived this morning iron Semarang. and she will load general •TWO m the Roads. Yesterday H.M.S. "Concord" left for to*.and with the surv.-y ship "Herald" and other minor naval details. ThL- local Agent of the
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    Road Collapse.
    56 7 Tamil Girl Disappears. RUBBER LAND SINKS DOWN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) rp. J Poh, Jan. 28. the n2?o£SsErt±s 11 a, ir Pears that now TavX uToH JST f° collapsed and la™? steriouslv surlrnH uon was mywhilst abou? a n nnknown Vacuum, to be e t C he U
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    70 7 December Returns. The following further rubber crop return* |£rj* month of December Ampat (Sumatra) 59,268 lb. Batu Village 1,473 lb Bruseh 38,810 lb. Jeram Kuantan 17,781 lb Kapala 11,275 ib. Kuala Remau. 85,232 lb Kwaloe 55,483 lb. Lok Kawi 49,000 lb Mentakab 33,000 lb Pulau Bulane 65.872 lb
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    THE BANDIT MENACE.
    134 7 Women Wage War on Them. Tired of having their homes pillaged and burned and their daughters carried off by r f several hundred women of s^baSr H districts have women and one of the smaller band t gangs the bandits were routed, fifteen of their number bemg
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    HOME MARKET.
    93 7 am l. London, Jan. 25. Manchester Market. BV 4 lb. Shirtings, fair (newbasis) -j O. /J J 40 s Grey yarns, single twist 1814 6 lb. T. Cloth, fair—2« yards 8s 3d Liverpool Market. Cotton—Fully Middling American 10 48 Lgyptian Cotton 19 jq Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £222.12.6
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      423 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT? FOR SALE—Clyno 4 seator T. new, January 1927 j Bou K ht Box' 8,1, */o V Sva $6 llS*™*7+**!> »*■»«Mil, r™" ad J* 5 cents per foot. Apply Wee sa 4 N 3°o n Ho^t! NOTICE. ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD (Incorporated in theJJnited Kingdom.) Notice to
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      474 7 —SINGAPORE DIARY. To-dJ». January 28. I k «Uea,— o.ss a.m., 0.13 p.m. fl'? h !aJ>C v. R.E., S.C.C. oofkl> ;<i Musk-al Comedy Co., '.lowns in I Victoria Theatre, 9.:J0 p.m. I To-m"rrow, January 29. l Tides- -1 am 058 P-m- H*} fgJci Vv. S.C.C. 'B. I Snvard Company, Victoria Theatre,
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      82 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT KANDANG KERBAU STATION. (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) *or the 24 hours ending midnight, Jan. 27. deg. Maximum shade temperature 88 F Minimum shade temperature 71 F Mean shade temperature 77 0 E" Maximum sun radiation 149 m Minimum grass radiation 69 F Sea temperature (maximum)
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    THE RACECOURSE SITE.
    741 8 The Singapore Turf Club is to move to new and more spacious quarters, where it will be possible to provide a longer track and better accommodation generally. The whereabouts of the new site is not yet officially revealed, though rumour is rife. But the news of the
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    212 8 The various references in the Malayan f*ress to the grievances and disabilities of the technical subordinates of the Survey Department have been collected and printed in pamphlet form. A garden party was given at 1, Oxlev Rise, on Saturday, in honour of Mr. J. A. Wijeyekoon, who was recently made
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    664 8 I Sunday, Jan. 20. w£i S S Xcellency and Lad y Clifford attended High Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Wilson left for Colonial Secretary and Mrs. Hemmant lunched at Government House. emmant Monday, Jan. 21. tarv th F e MT iD^ h
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    TAIPUSAM FIREWORKS.
    70 8 Seen from a 'Plane. Favoured by a. beautifully clear night, the Taipusam procession and fireworks proved a great success. Crowds left their homes to witness bcth. One of the machines of the Singapore Flying Club went up for the first time to witness the whole show. According to
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    21 8 From Australia by s.s. Malabar, due at Singapore noon to-morrow. From China by s.s. Dalgoma, due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    181 8 The St. Andrew's Cathedral annual dance has been arranged for Friday, April 19, in the Victoria Hall, and the fete has been fixed for Tuesday, July 2. Passengers from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore by la>t night's mail train included the Hor.. Mr. J. Strachan, the Hon. Mr. B. W. Elles
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    Telephone to London.
    166 8 Demonstration T<Hh* DIRECT TALKING FROu SING A PORK. M A new er a in communication Malaya and London will h. Direct telephone con *5 Place, it is hoped, at he **3 of the Eastern Extension Skey, the Divisional Malayan Editor, whose idem and divulged. The journal i-
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    FIRES AT SINGAPORE.
    117 8 Grove Road Saw Mil] Damaged. A rathe- serious fir broke oaf mml Kwong Won Cheong Sa* Mill in Road at about 5 p.m. yesterday Two sh*u were found to be well alight when fri Brigade arrived, and several hug,timber which lay in the vicinity w»! grave danger
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    ARMED ROBBERY.
    51 8 House Ransacked. Four Chinese armed with knives r.rered a house in Rowtll Road last night Tk occupants were out but two servanti at home. These latter were threatened iy the robbers who, a r ter th whoi house, took away some cash and Wellej No arrests have been
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    MYSTERY THIEF CAUGHT.
    61 8 Identified as a Schoolmaster. (By courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nidi Shimbunsha.) Tokyo. Jan. 25. The notorious armed robber who terrif the population of Tokushinia by corr. a number of robberies at the poirr. revolver was arrested by th police, identified the robber as a master of a
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    THE NEW ZEALAND NAVY.
    293 8 Service Kept up to Date. I The Government of New Z.aland is pt I ing very careful attention to the division o. I the Navy which is under its control now- I days, and the nav;:l authoriti.s at he I very willing to help It in
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    40 8 Latest Quotations. H RUBBER. JtU London: —lid. mmm New York:—22 cents (G.>. mm* Singapore:—37 V» IT mmW I London .--Spot £222 3 months, buyers £222 b > sellers £222 12s 6d fun 1- s c Singapore:—sll2 I>. n
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      295 8 1 POBINSON'G 1 FOR SPORTS WEAR. S I X The"Seymour" Shirt.! gf Jj 7 Made from Special Quality qJ IMr 1 FINE WHITE REPP NEW OPEN COLLAR g I SINGLE n CUFFS. S STRONG and 3EKVICEA.BLE. Ire —n a fl —Jl Price $3.75 Each. §I U V 111 All Sizis
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    British Relations with America. GENERAL ELECTION SPEECHES.
    597 9 I PREMIER'S CONFIDENCE IN I TRADE RECOVERY. British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. II Rugby, Jan. 27. I Reference- to Anglo-American relations I were made by Sir Austen Chamberlain and I Mr. A. B. Houghton, the United States AmI Kassador, at a dinner at
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    PEACE PACT.
    59 9 B mi, Mm. Reuter's Service. CtS,* I »L^ usslan Proposal to *o3 Ru,r, ani an nd agreed to the B not si *n t r ?B i est,on Poland 55 Hut docume nt except in *»tSt n over 7r"'- A difficult/ has *hich SSlan reservation to at) on
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    THE "RINGER."
    53 9 T HE "RINGER." er> »he High Seas. Reuter's Service. N ew York, Jan. 26. K*? 'nes into a robbery Police of two conZh]? T a German named S*E>a ea R en2d the 5« d£? ,r «*r Mt f u r An indictment the v, v robber y 0n the highIJ^to^;
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    Illness of Royalty.
    164 9 The King Progressing. PRINCESS VICTORIA THE LATEST VICTIM. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 26. 10.5 a.m. Jl* 18 U lderStood th King had a fairly cooc night and his conditionwas same this morning. Tk k.. London Jan. 26. 9.5 p.m. The buHotm at 8.15 p.m. signed o„ Iy
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    GOODS FOR CANADA.
    42 9 Must Be 50 Percent. Empire. Reuter's Service. London, Dec. 28. frL e^ ported to Canad c they of M he straits Settlements, with other carts ri e s h %njo>Tthe n r Cci Em nation tariff.] 6 Canadlan ™st-favoured-
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    BRITISH MOTORING.
    96 9 Steady Increase in Vehicles. British Official Wireless. Ru&by, Jan. 27. One person in every 26 in Great Britain owned a motor-car or motor-cycle on Sept. accordln 2T to the figuris issued by the Ministry of Transport. The latest figures available for other countries areone person m five in
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    HOOVER'S POLICY.
    76 9 The Probable State Secretary. Reuter's Service. New York, Jan. 26. At a conference at Miami between Mr JJooyer and Mr. Dwight Morrow, it was decided the latter should remain as ambassador in Mexico. It is known that Mr Hoover considers United States relations with Mexico to be the
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    DEATH OF JOURNALIST.
    71 9 Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 27. The death has occurred of Lady Lugard. [Lady Lugard was a daughter of the late General Shaw and married Sir Federick Lugard, as he then was, in 1902. .She was I well-known in newspaper circles, having had charge of the Colonial Department
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    ARCHITECTS DEATH.
    41 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 27. Mr. Ralph Knott, the brilliant British architect, who designed the new Country Hall, the notable building on the south side of Westminister Bridge, died last night, aged 50, following an attack of influenza.
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    FATHER OF EMPRESS.
    24 9 Japanese Royalty in Mourning. Reuter's Service. Tokyo, Jan. 27. The death has occurred of Prince Kunivoshi Kuni, father of the Empress.
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    To-day's Feature.
    5 9 THE NEW CHINA-
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    Opium "Incident."
    215 9 ATTACK ON JAPANESE ARMY? Chinese Delegate's Denial. Reuter's Service. Geneva, Jan. 26. The Opium Commission resumed the discussion of Mr. Wang- King Ky's statement, no compromise being reached.. Mr. Sato said he must reserve freedom to make a protest which he would ask the President to insert in
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    154 9 Deadlock in Conference at Nanking. Reuter's Service. T inking. Jan 27 I The Foreign Minister, Mr. C. T. Wane and hours* thl- a -?t n renc e or three and a half nours this afternoon but without result K tkTt&EE dera »nded as a sine qua non
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    156 9 Tour of Coalfields Begun. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Jan. 27. The Prince of Wal s leaves Londor to-morrow night for New Castle to b3 h. f the distressed arfa fields th p and Durham coaT thl i„T he nnce who is the patron of the Lord
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    MOTOR STOCK TRUST.
    30 9 Chrysler Motors. Reuter's Service. New York, Jan. 26. According to the "World" the formation aSnoun^" 1 m tor Bt «*s "ill shortly be taking. behmd the under-
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    YUGO-SLAV DICTATORS.
    12 9 Council Shorn of Power. Reuter's Service. rp, Belgrade, Jan 28.
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    LIQUOR SMUGGLING.
    24 9 I Japan Helps to Stop It. Reuter's Service. J Washington, Jan. 27. lhe Amenco-Japanesp treat,, States has been ratified by the SenLta
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    BAD NEWS FROM CHINA.
    69 9 OUTRAGE ON AMERICANS BY BAJVDITS. Hundred Missing in Wt Explosion. Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Jan. 28. A report from Mukden state, that an «1 0 /r c curred this m rnin fi^t P.t of the South-Manchuria Rail Company-, coalmine at Yentai. Three Japanese /nj a hundred Chinese
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    EX-KAISER'S BIRTHDAY.
    290 9 I Wife's Sadden Illness. Reuter's Service. I Prin tt D rn Jan 26. chi cke np 0 C x nly be n token seriously ft] with the Kaiser' 3° n !sev?ntie h tn "birthday 0 ft? CX He,mine was a notable ibSfe w*hi^ while many other gifts were
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    AFGHAN CIVIL WAR.
    158 9 Amanullah's Stepbrother Made Premier. Reuter's Service. r Peshawar, Jan. 27. Latest reports from Kandahar show that Amanullah is not decided whether to try to regain the throne for himself. Habibullah has succeeded m forming a Cabinet composed exclusively of members of the Mohmadzai tribe to which Amanul
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    LIFEBOAT VICTIMS.
    48 9 Fund for Dependents. Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, Jan. 27. Over 200,000 florins have already been collected for the relief of sufferers from the iccent lifeooat disaster, exceeding requirements It is proposed from the balance to form the nucleus of a relief fund for similar disasters in future.
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    DINERS RECOVERING.
    51 9 Reuter's Service. T Rotterdam. Jan. 26. in? illness cf lhe diners is attributed to slight poisoning. All are ieeovering ,v, C^-£ revlo 3 cab,e stated that nearly all the 500 members of a life insurance association who had dined together were taken ill howitSL* thCatre many haVing Z°
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      99 9 GILBEY S I SPEY ROYAL I II SCOTCH WHISKY. I We have every confidence in j recommending this fine old H mellow blend to everyone. I UNVARYING QUALITY. I OBTAINABLE AT ALL COOD STORES J 08 IN CASE LOTS FROM The Sole Agents: a f g (Incorporated in the Straits
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    Sports & Pastimes. SCOTTISH CUP.
    59 10 Sports Pastimes. SCOTTISH CUP. Two Big Victories. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 26. Replays in the Scottish Cup resulted as follow: Breadalbarce 0, Brechin 6. Raith Rovers 4, Baith JL To-day's tie between Dunkeld and Clackmannan was not played owing to frost. As Dunkeld were unable to arrange a
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    ENGLISH CUP—4th ROUND.
    300 10 Reading Beat Wednesday. Reuter's Service. London, Jan. 26. The re.-ulis of the fourth round matches in the F. A. cup played to-day are: Plymouth 0, Bradford 1. Liverpool 0, Bolton 0. Portsmouth 2, Bradford City 0. Arsenal 2, Mansfield 0. Manchester Un. 0, Bury 1Blackburn 1. Derby
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    THE LEAGUE TABLES.
    979 10 Second Division Battle. ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Division L Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pis. Sheffield W. 26 15 5 6 54 36 36 Blackburn R. 26 13 8 5 U> 34 31 Sunderland 26 13 8 62 44 31 Leeds U. 25 13 8 4 52 50
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    SIAM'S FIRST WIN.
    481 10 The Farewell Match. The match between the Siamese tourists and the Indo-Ceylonese having been cancalled owing to the latter being otherwise engaged, the Siong Boo Athletic Society filled the gap, and visitors to the Stadium were prov.ded with an interesting game on Saturday. The Chinese had the
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    PENANG RACES.
    244 10 Amateur Meeting. THE TURF. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 26. was a big attendance at the Races to-day. His Highness the Sultan of Perak was present. Race One. Six Furlongs": Imareck (Mr. Gifford) 1; Lady Remington (Mr. Seaton; 2; Lucky Jack (Mr. Danson) Time 1.24. Tote $12;
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    A MONSTER CAR.
    222 10 Major Segrave's "Golden Arrow." MOTOR RACING. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. L The detailed design of the "Golden Arrow" 1,000 h.p. car, which Major Segrave is taking with him to America on Jan. 20 for a new attempt on the world's speed record at Daytona Beach,
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    Y.M.C.A. v. Boustead-Borneo.
    57 10 HOCKEY. The following"wi.l represent the V.M.C.A. against Bousteads and Borneo Cos. to-day on the V.M.C.A. ground: D. Butler; R. Lyne and C. Lall; B. F. Santos, R. H. Yorke and W. E. Atkinson; A. N. Katyal, E. V. Smith, H. G. Stack, B. Singh and A. K.
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    Y.M.C.A. Overwhelm Sailors.
    31 10 The match played on Saturday between the V.M.C.A. and a team from H M.S. "Cumberland" ended in an easy win for the Association by 11 goals to 3.
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    MALAYA CUP FINAL,
    1718 10 Tanglin Takes the Trophy. RUGBY FOOTBALL. W A THRILLING, CLOSE STRUGGLE. (Special Report by 4 Rimau.") The Malaya Cup Final at Kuala Lumpur attracted khousands of people to the Federal Capital, waich was the scene of t. em end ous animation on Saturday. As the time for
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    THE BRITISH MINISTER TO SIAM.
    120 10 Says the "Bangkok Time>":—The British Minister to the Court of Siam, with Mrs. Wingtield and Miss Wingtield, is due to arrive by the next outward P. and O. mail. If the mail arrives in Penang to schedule the Minister will be here on Saturday the
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    ADVENTURES OF A BOX.
    135 10 The White Star Line has received by post at Southampton a piec. of wood measuring seven inches by five, bearing two penny stamps, with the Scilly Isle postmark. It was the lid of a box addressed to a passenger on the "Majestic," which was sailing on
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    Indian Labour.
    1153 10 GOVERNMENT AGENTS REPORT. Big Yearly Increases. The report'of the Agent for 'h p ment cf Indir in Brit.sh Malai, u r2 Subbayya Naidu, for 1927 H. 1828, has cnly just been issued it r that the «lisappointment felt bv i residing in the F.M.S. at the L T
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    Correspondence.
    87 11 II readers are invited to write to us I Ur S of P" blic interest It; must be S "jood that the "Malaya Tribune" does UnderSt ssarily endorse opinions expressed Kspo»**"- L tters h u d be as f a s possible, and preferably typebr?. n Pen-names may be
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    "A Home for $5,000."
    266 11 II (To the Editor. "Malaya Tribune.") I < ir __l have teen staying 13 years in the I c house. When I entered it the rental I 5 545 per month and it is now $85. Th? n L v 1 have thrown away on house
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    Indians in Malaya.
    380 11 II lie the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") ■hasten to thank you on behalf Iff':* Indian community, to which I am Rto Wong, for the truly generous polity extended in your widely read pmrcs for correspondence in connect on ir.e Ipoh session of the Indian ConP*nce of Malaya. L
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    NEW PONTOON BRIDGE.
    304 11 To-day's Ceremony. «£d Z£* cIS f F M S Government grind very, very slowly but at long last the promised pontoon bridge to replace the notorious Bianja Ferry at Parit and link P w J lth Sltlawan an d Lumut has been completed, is now in position,
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    RIOT NEAR SHANGHAI.
    74 11 800 Houses Destroyed. A Japanese version, in the "Nanyo Nuhi Nichi Shumbun," of the recent riot near Shanghai says: A band of communists attacked a town called Fonken in the neighbourhood of Shanghai. Thirty of the inhabita/its were killed and eighty were injured. It is estimated that
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    GLENEALY PLANTATIONS.
    841 12 Dividend of Five Per cent. The nineteenth annual general meeting of shareholders of Glenealy Plantations, Ltd., was held at the Hong Kong Bank Chambers on Saturday. There were present Mr. W. E. Kayner (chairman), Mr. H. C. Atkin Berry, Mr. H. T. Jones, and Mr. S. H. Moss.
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    72 12 [British Official Wireless.] London, Jan. 27. Paris 124.055 New York 4.84 15/16 Brussels 34.895 Geneva 25.215 Amsterdam 12.09 9/16 Milan 92.645 Berlin 20.42 Stockholm 18.145 Copenhagen 18.185 Oslo 18.195 Vienna 34.505 Prague 163.75 Helsingfors 192.75 Madrid 29.685 Lisbon 109% Athens 375 Bucharest 807.5 Rio 5 59/64 Buenos Aires* 47
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      557 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. On and after January 1, 1929, the services of a qualified midwife may be obtained free by those too poor to pay. Applications for such service should be made to the Municipal Infant Welfare Centres at Prinsep Street or Kreta Ayer. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Claims
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