Malaya Tribune, 17 March 1930

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune XVII, -No. 64 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Mar. 17, 1930.
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      169 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. < YOU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. A. Staub Co.,- Cognac. I i m p «re Grape-juice Brandies. I ij) Delightful and Mellow of taste with O S Jlk a real Cognac Aroma. jm 1 TRY Staub's 3 STARS or 5 CROWNS Brandy nee and y° u will
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      262 1 "FLORODOR" Washing mm^^ Suitings /7 jmm±, Ar For Tropical /ry/ Wear/yj£gk\ HIGH BTREET. Singapore. Protection j Security. a S I No RATNER fire-resisting safe has S ever had its contents destroyed by fire 9 1 1 and no RATNER thief-resisting safe I S has ever been opened by burglars. X
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    Tropical Ray Cures.
    1186 2 POTENCY OF BATAVIAN SUNLIGHT. Some Facts And Figures. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") For countless centuries, day after day the sun has set on the densely-peopled plains of Asia and yet no one conceived the idea of measuring in terms of modern science the value of his
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN GERMANY.
    953 2 Communist And Fascist Exploitation. AUTHORITIES ALIVE TO DANGER. iSpecial to the "Malaya Tribune.") If proof were wanted that the Dawes Plan constituted too heavy a drain on Germany's depleted resources, it has been abundantly supplied by the development of recent months. As the Plan's burden increased, the
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      534 2 IWHITEAWAYS! S Offer Attractive Values in j] 0 Easter Millinery. 2 II STRAIGHT FROM THE LEADING STYLE CENTRES OF 1 THE WORLD. II 0 White Felts, 8 fl White Straws, o 1 B,ack Straws W- W/kW i Coloured Fe,ls T&ĔI <*l Coloured Straws, j o Coloured Model Hats, T -T|
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      176 2 Dr. Richar^r? CITOLAX QUICKLY ATPEKIENT T \r In cases of seven ether remedies f ai n bowels. Citolax i Tardolax with gent glycoside Sole Agents:-!-; Robinson Road. E BOOK-KEEPING, Quickly end easil and in your own J sands of successful :iav e thou, from the ICS 13 «rticuj^ S:r, ?W
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    Literary Notes. GERMAN FICTION IN PARIS.
    673 3 Modern France Appreciative. (Special to the "Malaja Tribune.") A noticeable rapprochment has taken place between France and Germany, as distinguished from officialdom. Not only has the war-spirit almost completely evaporated on both sides of the frontier, but the mutual feeling of respect and the
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    A Prince's Paramour.
    342 3 ["The Rocklitz." By George Preedy. John Lane, The Bodley Head, Ltd., 7 s. 6d.] If Mr. Preedy had a German name this remarkable novel of his would be a "best seller." The reviewers would hail him as r second Feuchtwanger and the circulating libraries would call for
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    A "Red Peril" Thriller.
    325 3 V'Mytery Island," by Palmer White. Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 7 s. 6d.] This story gives us familiar but ever fascinating material brought up to date. The world is menaced by two sinister forces working in cooperation—first, the idealistic Red revolution, and second, a widespread criminal conspiracy,
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    Rsffles Library.
    538 3 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday at 9 a.m..Adam < George». The Tiger. Gear&e. Clemeneeau. 1847-1929. illus. 1930. Backer «C.A.). The Problem or Krakatao a.seen by a Botanist. 1930. Dawson (Coningsby). The Test ol Sc-net. 1930. <War experiences». Dib3iius (Wilhelm). England: a nistorv
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    GERMAN MUNITION FIRMS IN TROUBLE.
    110 3 Enquiry Into War-Time Sales. Berlin. Feb. 23. The public prosecutor has decided to inquire into the wartime activities of the famous firms, Krupp and Thyseen. as a result of the book, "The Bloody International of Armamems Industry," alleging that the firms in wartime had sold
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      193 3 a HEALTH I I HAPPINESS! :M I in Every Bottle f j 'Phone 3463 S For your Trial Order. I W!m THE pf|oEN|,( I ill Aepated Water Works j SlSlljiy SINGAPORE. I ErWIBBUCKS^S I Paints. Oils.Varnishes.etc m m are known throughout the Empire for J ri= covering power and durability.
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      250 3 H in I Orange 1 ji Crush I From Selected I I PIIIH 'Californian Oranges. 1 I A Pa,alaWe I and HeallMul I 5 25ES2S"25Z525ZSZS25ZS2S2SZ S*S2SZS2S?SES2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2SHSHS2S2SHS2S^^SLScSZS~£ 1 ALWAYS ORDER 1 i "SUGARCANE" BRANDS f p of a J HAMS and BACON. I j DO YOU? I I Ttiey are the
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    Rice Yields.
    1159 4 BETTER METHODS FOR MALAYA. Improved Manuring Needed. The Economics of the Rice Situation," wat the subject of an interesting address by Di\ Tempany. at a gathering of the Malacca Planters' Association held on Sunday morning. Dr. Tempany. whose lecture was illustrated by a series of charts, said: There
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    A PROFITABLE YEAR.
    394 4 More Land To Be Opened Up By Ayer Molek. The twentieth annual general meeting of shareholders of Ayer Molek Rubber, Ltd, was held at the company's office, at Malacca on Thursday. Mr. Loh Kirn Swi presiding. Also present were Messrs. Chen Guan Chiang, Chee Chin Kiong and
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    MARRYING FOR MONEY.
    318 4 Latest Fashion Of London Girls. There ha3 grown up in the East End a great habit for young women to get married in order to have what is really a pension for life. After marrying get tired of looking after their husbands. They have no children, or
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    SHELTERS FOR HAWKERS.
    48 4 Municipal Committee No. 2. recommends a supplemental provision to cover cost oi new standard s ze stalls, estimated at $2,500 for Teiok Ayer. and $3,850 for Finlayson Green hawker?' shelters, subject to approval of the Harbour Board to the proposed alternations at Telok Ayer Shelter.
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      276 4 Dr. Richard Weiss' SYPHILIS CURE This cure consists of small tablets, containing Di-lod-Paraphenol Sulfonie acid-Mercury (lomersyl) for the internal treatment, and Kal. Chlorat-Tablets for gargling. Tne cure requires about 385 tablets to be taken wnhin a pericd of 6 weeks. Mercury and lodine are recognized to be the mc-j ic'.iable
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      158 4 j j Representative ROBERT BLAU (Malaya) Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singapore Phone 47//- i y rapidly and V safely hems i ECZEMA.PfcSCKLY AS a remedy and preventive V>^V^fe for Prickly Heat. Eczema, /^S&SP^^all^M Ulcers, Rashes, Ringworm, and other sore and /jrY%kW^y&&^^Mm inflamed conditions. Germolene is of the ''"wwr highest value. The
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      40 4 jjj SO EASY TO WASH 1 TOBRALCO is ideal for charming wash-frocks anJ -or wear. I colours are lovely and will remain 5 through wash and wear. A TOOTAL PRODUCT. b| 1 SOLE IMPORTERS: Wm. Jacks Co., (Malaya) U<^J SESESESESESESESESESSSHSESES^^
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    Commercial News. FRASER AND NEAVE, LTD.
    1027 5 Steady Increase In Profit. TIR tlvrty-third ordinary general meet ng of Messrs. Fraser and Neave Ltd., was held on Saluiday at noco at the company's registered officer, 6 and 7 Trafalgar Street, at which were present Mr. W. H. Macgregar (chairman) supported by Messrs.
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    114 5 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO., (S.S.) LTD. Per Imp. Gallon eta. Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gl. drums per imp. gl. 70 Red Shell Motor Spirit ex pump or In 4-gl. drums per imp. gi 55 Yellow Shell Motor Spirit per 4-gl. tin $2.02 per 2 tins Coastlight Kerosene $3.30 Shell
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      568 5 «fc Cosl Of The Common Cold. Britain last year, according to Health reports, the common coid into! £20.000,000 in lost working ctr»' bills. If the total annual !d due to colds could be comld ran into an amazing low of women are everlastingly cateh((ner is one ccld over than anThe
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      158 5 HURRY UP. THE UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD. A Very Useful Book. Interested). TI fto Even I lum in Being. Essential Explains Former World and Generation. Birth of the World. Making of the Earth. Life of the Earth before Man. in 8 Vols. Price $72. (POSTAGE EXTRA). Only small stock
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      418 5 SILVE3 AND E.P.N.S. CUPS. In very handsome designs and io all sizes. PRICES MODERATE. K. M. Oli Mohamed, JEWELLERS. 3. HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. "Imperial Records' Latest Issues. X T«vtg> Smtimntet, (Tango). -22(1; That Tiny JWbop 150;) La Rosita Spain (F. Trot fang l r »O4 L,* Pa loin a A
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      360 6 i pavilion 'PHONE 6903 g j To-night, the last night ot •«THE LOVE THAI*." 1 FROM SUNDAY, MARCH 16 TO FRIDAY, MARCH 21. J AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP [}j jjj THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. 1 NORMA J I GEORGE SIONEY "The Latest From Paris" 1 All's fair in love and
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      265 6 Amusements. ALHAMBRA I THONE 6909 i 1 I I GEORGE BERNARD SHAW j S WILL SPEAK TO YOU. 1 I B I EViRY EVENING THIS WEEK AT 6.15 P.M. AND 9.15 P.M. I 3 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. C j AND c "THE SKY| HAWK" I 3 C
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      230 6 GAIETY -k From Friday, Mar. 14, to Thursday. Mar. 20. 4 THE COLLEGIANS*No. 7 IJT with GEORGE Li WIS. "HALF A BRIDE' OWM STARRING GARY COOPER. A tale that tells of the troubles of taming .1 wilful girl ■HE^J|H mm^BHH ■■HHHHMik"^^^^^^^^h^^^ From Wed., Mar. 12. SUR.INA 1,1 -^Mar., 7.30 p.m.
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    341 7 The Markets Quiet. Wes5 rs. Etlin and Co. report at 11 a.m. RUBBER. London 7\d.. unchanged. New York 14 S cents (G), down cent. Quiet. Allenbys $1.65 —$1.75, Ayer $1 45— 81 55 A er Panas $1.40—$1.50, T^,. ts 75—80 cents, Brogas $1.05—$1.10, aJU Jelotongs 55—60
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    297 7 (By courtesy of EL and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, MARCH 17. SEIXING. London 4 months' sight 3s. 3 15/16 d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3% d. London 60 days' sight 2s. S 13/16 d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d. London demand 2s. 3%d. London T.
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    60 7 TO -DAY'S RUBBER PRICES. MN AF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 BBER ASSOCIATION. 12 C LOCK NOON, MARCH 17. Buyers. Sellers. StaJ q London s on Tender April 25 25«. 25 :i Im t 26', 26 H 26 4 26', trket; —Steady—quiet. tHt,,e: —London Spot Sheet 7'sd. 5 April Spot Sheet
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    PERAK PLANTERS AND MAY HOLIDAY.
    219 7 Sunday Resting Inevitable. (From Our Owii Correspondent./ Ipoh, March 17. The Perak Planters' Association on Saturday, discussing the May "holiday," agreed that it was essential that al! should co-operate, and appointed eight planters to be responsible m their respective areas for propaganda amongst small-holders with
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    PRODUCE.
    176 7 SINGAPORE, MARCH 17. Rice. Siam 1 per Koyan (340 Rice. Siam 2 $310 Rice, Siam 3 $280 Rice, Siam 4 $265 Rice. Siam New 1 $300 Rice. Siam New 2 $285 Rice, Siam New 3 $270 Rice, Siam New 4 $257 Rice, Saigon A-l $247 Rice. Saigon 1 $240
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    406 7 The "Silveroak" is leaving for Batavia today. Tin- Myra- bank" arrived to-day from Sourabaya The "Elmshorn" was expeced this morning from Saigon. The "Pres. Monroe" is expected to-morrow morning from Manila. The "Valentijn" arrived this morning from Cheribon with 1,388 pigs on board. The "Van Heutsz" Is expected
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    127 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. March 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate I). rtajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Talma 18: City of Eastbourne 15: Fulda 13: Ajax 9; Pres. Fillmore 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Hrsang 30; Sado Maru 32; Jerantut—Fiume L 34: Circe 35; Riouw
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      410 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS German-teacher, experienced Apply Box 147, C/O Malaya Tribune. NOTICE. THE HIGH STREET GENERAL STORE. LIMITED. (In Liquidation.) NOTICE is hereby given that at an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company duly convened and held at the registered offices of the Company. 51. High Street, Singapore, on March
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      528 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. Spring Race Meeting May 1930. PROFESSIONAL MEETING. SATURDAY. MAY 3. WEDNESDAY. MAY 7. SATURDAY, MAY 10. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. SATURDAY. MAY 17. AMATEUR MEETING. FRIDAY. MAY 23. SATURDAY. MAY 24. PROFESSIONAL MEETING.— Programme caters for. Horses Classes 1. 2 and 3 and Classes 4
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      483 7 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Mr. H. S. Hsueh. the manager of our Singapore Branch has lett our company and that he has no connection whatsoever with our company. A. C. K. COMPANY. 112. Szechuen Road Shanghai "QUALITY STREET" (SIR JAMES BARRIE) presented by the Y.W.C.A. Dramatic Club Under
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      248 7 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY, MARCH 17. Port Swettenham and Penang (Kinta) 3 p.m. Muar (Jerantut* 3 p.m Malacca <Malaya) 3 p.m. Port Dickson, Lumut and Teluk Anson iPangkori 3 p.n. Batu Pahat (Gemas* 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Meran* 3 p.m. Batavia, Samarang and Cheribon (Tasman*
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      149 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, MARCH 17. High Tides.—midnight, 12.10 p.m. Meeting. Chamber of Commerce. Rubber Association, Auction Room. 2.15 p.m. Meeting. Royal Empire Society. Council Chamber, 6.15 p.m. Meeting. S.A.F.A. League Committee. Stadium, 5 p.m. S.C.C. Spring lawn tennis tournament opens. Dinner and Dance. St Patrick's Society. Europe Hotel. 8
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      302 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for week ending March 23, 1930. TO-DAY, MARCH 17. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Battery and Battery Signal parade. 5.15 pan.—Drill Hall, "B" (English) and "C" (Scottish) Coys., New Members drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Weapon Training. 6.15
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      257 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE, Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- tive wind. Max. Mm. fall, shines. Huml- Direc- Speed, Stations. P. F. Ins. Hour. dity tion. n_p__ Weather. JS S i* r 96 75 Ml 5.3 (15 E. 5 Fine Kota Bharu K. Trengganu SG 76 .03 9 75 N.E.
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    DOMESTIC OCCUERENCES.
    109 8 Births, Marriages And Deaths. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The widow and the family of the late Mr. Yap Yeow Teck. beg to tender their sincere thanks to their relatives, friends and Members of The Tiang Choon Kok Association and the Chinese Swimming Club for their attendance at the funeral and also
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    THE MENACE OF KRA.
    701 8 A local contemporary's assertion that Penang- was "born of an accident" and as a port is doomed to insignificance has naturally aroused some resentment up north. Sentence of death—or worse, of creeping paralysis—is a decidedly unpleasant experience, and when as in this instance the sentence is
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    294 8 Mr. Archie Neubronner is reported to making satisfactory progress at the Pulau Jerejak asylum. Mr. H. Benjamin Talalla. J.P.. of Kuala Lumpur, sails from Singapore to-day by the N.D.L. Fulda" en route for Germany. He will disembark at Genoa. A Chinese merchant in Bangkok who insured his property with a
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    38 8 From China by '"Van Heutsz," due Singapore this afternoon. From China und Manila by Preside.;t Monroe." due Singapore daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Kalyan," due Singapore at 10 a.m. 0:1 Wednesday, the 19th instant.
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    MIROVITCH REVISITS SINGAPORE.
    345 8 A Poor Reception. The lamentably small audience which heard Alfied Mirovitch, at the Victoria Theatre last night, was disappointed. In all ways, the recital was not up to the standard anticipated—the standard set indeed, by Mirovitch on his last visit to Singapore. If a mere handful of
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    DE RIVERA DEAD.
    160 8 Reuter's Service. Spain's Deposed Dictator. {Renter's Service.] Pari:-. March 16. Primo de Rivera, the former Spanish Dictator, died here to-day. Paris, March 16. Primo de Rivera's death was dramatic. He had been suffering from diabetes and expired from heart failure in a room in a hotel while
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    CANADA'S RESPECT FOR NEIGHBOUR.
    136 8 Stopping Liquor Cargoes. Reuter's Service. [Reutcr's Service.] Ottawa, March 15. In a two hours' speech in the House of Commons. Mr. Mackenzie King emphasi ed tha: the Government could no longer consent to be a link in the chain of "rumrunners and bootleggers, who live by
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    ANTARCTIC CLAIMS.
    122 8 Friendship More Important. Reuter's Service. Washington. March 16. That national territorial cla ms cannot be j '.fleeted by verbal relinquirhment by a discoverer is the burden of a statement of Mr. Cotton. Acting Secretary of State, alluding to Adm'ra' Byrd's fpeech at Dunedin. thai "Americans aie far moie
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    "ENGLISH SINGERS" TO-NIGHT.
    83 8 Th'j music cf Shakespeare's companions, that h?.d been lost for three hundred years, until the English Singers revived it, is wha* lovers of good music will have a cha ice of hearing whe 1 A. Strok's greatest attiajt'on. the English Singers of London, appear here for two
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    Topics Of To-day.
    710 8 (BY "LOOK! R-0H..1 The rain it raineth d It is because the sec ment is due to beg.:, j ti*Z enters the date In his <h a U;ljs *Z gets it. 1 J Honourable Member observe a sound old quotations. Mr. Bailey tJ* Jy meeting, paraphrased Br<
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    27 8 Latent Qw L< ndon: N<* York:- U Singapore: U Ummmr Bpot W d 3 months, buy I* od.>. sellers Cl* 3 1 cr? ad
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    Mines Crisis If Coal Bill Is Lost A COMPROMISE.
    1051 9 japan and America Agree. j (ON FOUMATION IN TOKYO EXPECTED. N aval Opposition Reuter's Service. ißeuter's Service.] London, March 15. Th« Times*' reports that a satisfactory Ct i has been reached between the japan*-;-' the United States delegations at nterence. There
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    Hatry Sensation.
    127 9 DRAMATIC ARREST OF FUGITIVE. British-Italian Action. Reuter's Service. London, March 16. According to the "Sunday Dispatch," John Gialdini, one of the chief figures in the Hatry sensation who fled to Italy, has surrendered to the police at Milan, who were on their way to arrest him. Rome, March
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    WAR IMMINENT.
    316 9 50 Generals Oppose President. ["Sin Kuo Mm Press" Service.] Shanghai, March 17. War is imminent. The mobilisation of opposing forces has been ordered. Generals Ho Ying Chiang, Chu Pei Teh, Ho Chen Chun, Chang Cheng, Admiral Yang Shu Chuang and Admiral Chen Shao Kwan were summoned to a
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    A PRICELESS CARGO.
    100 9 Italy's Pictures To Be Returned. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. March 16. The Italian Art Exhibition which, since it opened at Burlington House in January, habeen visited by upwards of 400,000 people, will close on Thursday, and preparations are already being made for the return
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    Coal Bill Doomed?
    138 9 MINERS THREATEN STRONG ACTION. National Conference. Reuter's Service. London, March 16. A further threat of drastic action by the coalminers in view of the threatened defeat of the Coal Bill in Parliament this week is made by Mr. A. J. Cook, who says that the miners throughout
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    ANTI-GOD SOCIETY.
    239 9 Campaign Against Easter. Reuter's Service. Riga, March 15. A special two-months anti-Easter campaign began all over Soviet territory yesterday. It includes the usual anti-religious plays, carnivals, buffoonery, prize competitions, excursions and lectures for children and workers. It is hoped to recruit a hundred thousand new members for the
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    DISCOVERY OF NEW PLANET.
    209 9 Scientists Somewhat Excited. Reuter's Service. London. March 15. Leading British astronomers are most enthusiastic over the "magnificent" and "sensational" discovery of a new planet, which is regarded as the most important astronomical event of nearly a century. A cab'egram from Professor Slipper, head of the Lowell
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    ADMIRALTY CHANGES.
    96 9 New Fleet Commanders. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, March 16. The Admiralty announce that Admiral Sir Michael Henry Hodges has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic Fleet in succession to Vice-Admiral Sir E. Chatfield, who has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet in succession to Admiral Sir
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    23 9 LITERARY NOTES, on pare 3. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on pare 8. CORRESPONDENCE, on pare U. THE SILVER SCREEN, on pare 13.
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    PARTIAL HARTAL. Sequel To Arrest Of Mayor.
    399 9 GANDHI CONTINUES PEACEFULLY. "Your Blood Required." Reuter's Service. Calcutta, March 15. A partial hartal is being observed in the city on account of the arrest of the Mayor, Mr. Sen Gupta. Ahmedabad, March 15. Some of the Gandhi volunteers had fallen sick and
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    CHANNEL TUNNEL.
    207 9 Four Big Dailies In Support British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby. March 16. The report of the Channel Tunnel Committee is discussed in all the newspapers to-day. Tht "Times" emphasises that nothing would justify it. but unmistakable proof that it would add to comfort and prosperity and
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    News In Brief.
    126 9 Reuter's Service. Cordova. March 16. A group of financiers of Seville and Cordova have formed a company with a capital of hall a million sterling to establish a sugar refinery. Metuchen (New Jersey), March 15. The death lias occured of the novelist. Miss Mary Wilkins. I Mary
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      129 9 I PORTER'S j I "Bull Dog Brand" 1 G U I j N I N I E I 1 i s i STOUT. c c SOLE AGENTS: D c I GumpjE c €b jj g (Incorporated tn the StraUt Settlement* jj D I SALE! =0 Commencing on S I SATURDAY,
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    Sports & Pastimes. HOME LEAGUES.
    347 10 Sports Pastimes. HOME LEAGUES. Results Of Saturday's Matches. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.] London. Mar. 15. The results of to-day's League matches were as follow: ENGLISH LEAGUE—DIV. I. Wednesday Making It Safe. Arsenal 1. Birmingham 0. Aston Villa 5. Huddersfleld T. 3. Bolton W. 0. Liverpool 2. Burnley 3.
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    AMATEUR INTERNATIONAL
    29 10 Scots Defeat The English. Reuter's Service. I Renter's Service.] London. March 15. At Hampden Park. Glasgow, to-day in the amateur soccer international. Scotland beat England by I—o.1—0.
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    MALAYS BEAT CHINESE.
    277 10 Interesting Game At Jalan Besar. (BY "RIMAU.") An evenly contested game was witnessed by a large crowd when the first teams of the Malays and Chinese met at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Malays won by the only goal of the match. Good open play and
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    Malay II Team Beat Chinese 11.
    148 10 The S.C.F.A. second eleven were beaten by the Malay juniors when they met on Saturday at the Jalan Besar Stadium, the latter winning by the odd goal in three. From the kick-off the Malays assumed the offensive and MOHAMMED netted with a swift long
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    HOME LEAGUE TABLES.
    1017 10 Everton's Grave Plight. The following Home league tables include Saturday's results: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—DIV. I. Wednesday Regain Lead. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Sheffield W. 30 18 6 6 78 39 42 Derby County 33 18 9 6 69 58 42 Manchester C. 33 17
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    C.C.A.A. Draw With K.H.C.C.F.A.
    24 10 At the Stadium on Saturday the Chinese Companion Athletic Association drew with the Keppel Harbour Chinese Combined Football Association o—o.
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    J.A.P.—P.S.C.C.
    35 10 In a thrilling game at the Pulau Samboe Ground yesterday the Jervois Athletic Party defeated the Pulau Samboe Clerks* Club by three goals to nil. The scorers were Eng Hong (2) and Teck Chye.
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    S.C.C. And Services Tie.
    756 10 HAMILTON AVERTS DEFEAT. CRICKET. Dismissing United Services for 135 runs, the S.C.C. were expected to easily overhaul this total with wickets to spare, but Hill, the Worcestershire fast bowler, finding his length, made the Club batsmen feel decidedly uncomfortable, except for Hamilton, and the bcwler's analysis
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    S.C.R.C. Successes.
    43 10 The S.C.R.C. won both their week-end games Scoring 156 runs on Saturday, they dismissed the Welch Band Boys for 69 runs. On Sunday they got a strong A.P.C. side out ioi 119 runs and replied with 183 runs for 8 wkts.
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    Welch Trounce Riff Raffs.
    304 10 The S.C.C. scratch side, the Riff Raffs, received a severe trouncing from the Welch Regt. at the Raffles College ground yesterday. The civilians, in their two efforts collected 101 runs altogether. The Regiment declared at 181 for 4 wkts. in their first innings. Scores: Riff-Raffs—1st Innings:
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    DON AT DAYTON A.
    122 10 Nearly 200 M.P.H. In First MOTOR RACING. irial. Daytona, Florida. March lb. In his first trial run in the Silver Bullet" at Daytona Beach. Kaye Don, who is to make an attempt on Segrave's world land speed record, attained a speed of 198 m.p.h. I Segrave's
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    FLYING TO WIN.
    141 10 Remarkable Match At Sonning. AIR FORCE OFFIC ER'S INGENUITY. GOLF. London. Feb. 21. Goli. a.s never played before, was seen at Sonning < Berks» course in a match which was the outcome of a member being badly beaten earlier in the month by a local professional. A.
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    Hagen in Australia.
    22 10 Reuter's Service. f/Jewfer's Service.\ Melbourne. March 15. Hagen beat Kirkwood 2 up in a 36 holes match here to-day.
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    S.G.C. Events.
    128 10 The Spring Cup competition was. competed for at the Singapore Golf Club on Saturday and yesterday and resulted in a win H. W. Hawkins. 87—12 —75. P. S. Gibson 76—scr—76, M. M. Paterson 79—3—76. S. L. Kelly 80—4—76. G. B. Anderson 84—g—76, C. E. Hudson 92 —16 —76.
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    Inter-Capital Matches.
    33 10 BUNNY AUSTIN BEATS BOROTRA. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Srrvice.l Pans. March o. Palis btat London by 12 matches to 9 to-da> ft ml 111 beat Barotra 2—6. 6—2 11—i, 6—2.
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    S.C.C. Spring Tournament.
    120 10 The Spring lawn tennis tournament opens at the SC.C to-day with the allowing ties: Championship Preliminary. E. Jackson v. G. R. More. D R. Howgill v. E. A. Joy. C. J. Stephen v W. B. Wigg C. J. Bembroke v A. G. Hay V. C Pearson v.
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    London Covered Courts Tourney.
    53 10 MISS NUTHALL AND SPENCE WIN MIXED DOUBLES. London. March 4. In Covered Courts finals of Women's Doubles. Miss Joan Fry and Miss Dix beat Miss Betty Nuthall and Mrs. Pitman 7—5, 6—4. In Mixed Doubles finals. Spence and Muss Nuthall beat Harris and Miss Joan Fry
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    Davis Cup Australian Team.
    87 10 The Australian Lawn Tennis Association selectors chose the following team to represent the Commonwealth in the Davis Cup contest-; commencing in June in Europe: J. Crawford tcaptain). N. S. Wales. H. Hopman. N. S. Wales. E. P. Moon. Queensland. J. M. Willard. N. S. Wales. There
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    Manila Chinese Coming.
    48 10 BASKET-BALL. It is understood that efforts are being made to accommodate a Manila Chinese team who have expressed a desire to visit Malaya prior to proceeding to Japan for the Far Eastern Olympics. This team is reported to have recently toured America with considerable success.
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    FRANCES GREAT CHANCE.
    192 10 England Draw With Scotland. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] London, Mar. 15. The international Rugby tournament match at Twickenham between England and Scotland for the Calcutta Cup was drawn, neither side scoring. The game attracted an attendance of 60,000, who saw the members of the teams
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    Tournament Table.
    49 10 P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts England 4 2 1 1 25 12 5 France 3 2 1 0 17 14 4 Ireland 4 2 2 0 25 31 4 Scotland 4 1 2 1 26 30 3 Wales 3 1 2 0 24 30 2
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    King's Yacht To Race Again.
    111 10 "BRITANNIA" LIKELY TO MEET NEW "SHAMROCK." YACHTING. London. Feb. 21. The King's racing yacht "Britannia" which was out on commission last year owing to His Majesty's illness will be again seen in regattas this year. The decision to recommision her has delightful yachtsmen at Cowes.
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    'Varsity Crews In Training.
    57 10 OXFORD'S FIRST OITIXG ON TIIAME.v ROWING. London. March 4. The Oxford crew had their first outing on the Thames at Goring and rowed the equivalent of the Henley course in 7 minutes 25 seconds. Cambridge, who arrive on the Thames on Wednesday, rowed the same cours»
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    Inter-Varsity Sports.
    37 10 CAMBRIDGE BEAT OXFORD. ATHLETICS. Reuter's Service. I Renter's Service. 1 London. March 15. At Stamford Bridge to-day in the annual inter-Varsity sports Cambridge beat Oxford, for the sixth successive year, by 8 events to 3.
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    Women's Varsity Match.
    41 10 OXFORD DEFEAT CAMBRIDGE. HOCKEY. London. March 3. At Oxford, in Women's Hockey, Oxford beai Cambridge by 3 goals to 2. Two of Oxford's goals in the game were fro i. direct passes given by the Premier's daughter Sheila
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    SPORTS FIXTURES.
    128 10 Association Football. S.C.C. v. I.C.F.A. TO-DAY. The S.C.C. team against the I.C.P.A. to-day will h3: R. Smith: R. Craik. R. D. Brummitt; E. S. Bell. A. K. Reade. A. Donald: E. A. Joy. H. Millen. Lt. C. J. Bryan. N. Fyfe. A. F. Johnson. The following players «fU
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    ARMED ROBBERY.
    129 10 Chinese Clerk Held Up On Elgin Bridge. A dar'ng armed tobbery is reported to have occurred on Elgin Bridge at about 1.30 o'clock last night. Mr. Tan Yong Teng. an Englishspeaking Straits-born Chinese employed at Messrs. Harrison. Barker and Co.. was on his way home in a ricksha
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    DEMPSEY COMING BACK.
    74 10 T Car„ era f K Million BOXING Reuter's Service. I*™*"', Service.] Mr. Molloy, the U of $1.000.000 for a fight which is conditl,^^ «ng Chuck Wiggins here o n Dempsey has not Ve t onda y said he would consider ****< H. «nto condition before Carneif Jack
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    Carnera Knocks Out Roy Clark.
    87 10 w In a ten-round bout. P„ ma 4 out the giant Negro Rov irnera round. ark to the Slrj CARXERA BADLY INJI RID Camera received the severest n, has so far experienced i n his fc in the match with ClarK. The a swelling of
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    "SOMETHING DONE"
    238 10 Prolonged End Of The World. POXTII S PIIvrTpoLISHED Some time ago Reuter communicated following amusing bill of charges for painter's renovation in a little Parish ChJ n in Sweden in 1836. hunn "In the archives oi Xyed. a small mmMm village, the following receipted bill sbned ir* a
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    GEYLANG ROUND-UP.
    134 10 Alleged Thieves aught. A Malay named Bulat, Mid b •nfumer. and three Indfa n lfaaa»f*a» ptared before the Second MMgntnk 1 P. S. Williams* this morning on charges iM—l ll ial IH and Theft The ac< I were arrested by Inspector Higgins. of t» Gevlann Division an sad
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    DRIVER BADLY INJURED.
    59 10 Huge Tree Crashes On Car. An Indian W* c n+ escape from Road he was driving I atM after the storm second Utoatnni •an*-*" that part of the ny the tuner. An m Om seen- and rifW Buffering from a <ace 3n d uw and several CUf
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    SERANGOON SHOOTING.
    52 10 Indian Dies In B«*» The BOftohPiilai. who was m Cthe three nam r.d»F woman in Upp Tan To<* died from hi Hospital this m« The robbers w with Asiatic De- DUI K deceased was hit b, Jot Suppiah. in spit, succeeded in y *0£ while two Indian aiiested
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    Correspondence.
    74 11 are invited to write to us on ur t iblic interest. It must be underMalaya Tribune" does not dorse opinions expressed by cor- letters sfiould be as brief as r bly typewritten (double spac- one side of the paper only. M be used, but the names and .-■respondents must
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    Cambridge Examinations.
    248 11 jv tditor, Malaya Tribune.") sympathise with "A Failure" his name as well as those of e list of successful candidates v e Examination held last Deal >u ciimb. the greater will be i tilure" is only experiencing c experienced before. Life is iiisnine. If life always com:r, *>t
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    DELEGATION OF POWER OF SALE.
    92 11 Supreme Court Judgment. Ihr Chief Justice. Sir William Murison Mi judgment on Saturday in the case in N. C. Marudappandvan Piilay sued t S Naraina Piilay, Khoo Yang Tin and Wee lens Yeow, for an order that a certain sale at vney was bad in
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    27 11 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India to-day is Rs. 153 for $100. Tbl -merit of Money Orders from India is Rs. 157 for $1,00.
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    FUTURE OF PENANG-AND SINGAPORE.
    427 11 Will This Become A Third-Rate Port? Exceedingly quaint opinions on local affairs emanate from the Southern Settlement sometimes, but perhaps the quaintest of all. says the Pinang Gazette," was the one expressed the other day by a contemporary that "Penang as a port has seen its
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    FIRST FLYING YACHT.
    90 11 Three-Engined Monoplane. The first flying-yacht built in England has appeared. It is a three-engined monoplane with a cruising speed of 100 miles an hour, and will carry 6 passengers. 3 crew, and 600 pounds of baggage. It has a range of 650 miles. There are a spacious
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1156 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. March 17, 1930, 10 a.m. T«*,up ISSUe Vai ue Buyera. Sellera. Value Buyera. Sellera. £1 Asam Kumbang 35;- 37|- 1 North Taiping 0.65 51- Ayer Hitam Tin 1316 14|3 5|- Pahang Consols 9,6 10,6 £1 Bangrin Tin
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      253 12 f Finest Quality— I Streaky I R y Oi nJ Bacon i I m ni 80 cts. per lb. f in up L>' I ft I 1 I I ru E] «/J —Mggg (J--1 s I j Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. J B incorporated tn the Straiti Settlementi.) ft
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      317 12 g Palm Oil Pointer*-No. 16. I ONE-MAN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. 3 Our last "Pointer" set forth the attractions of Oil Palm Bonds as an at- Bj tractive form of insurance. The idea is worth pursuing a tittle further. With- (J, Ln in the last few years one of the best methods
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      324 12 n^»^^ s THE S.S. POLICE BAND j WILL PLAY AT KATONG PABK, AT 5.15 P.M. ON FRIDAY MARCH 21 BOTANICAL GARDENS, AT 5.15 P.M. ON TUESDAY MARCH 25 TO-NIGHT MONDAY, MARCH 17. ToX^ DEAN'S SIAR OPERA ffl OF SINGAPORE. [j] Will stage a Great Interesting ami Domical I "The Secret
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    The Silver Screen.
    862 13 I Alien Views Of Life And Modes Of Speech. BY FRANK BENSON. TALKIES A DANGER? It tl high lime we should seriously consider the influence which the sound iilms are likely to have upon the people of our Empire. Judging from my personal experiences at home and
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      433 13 IIPHRG WAGONS 1 l»l T TO LAST! of all kinds and their P rience is embodied in the v Wagon. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF X THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED flncorporated in England.) [n -insapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Teluk Anson and Penang. ■01^Why Gillette blades are best TWENTY- FTVE years' are made
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      88 13 MEN OLD BEFORE THEIR TIME If you are just a weak-backed, vigourtess, don't-want-to-doanything person, positively "sitting-out" the best years of your life what you've got to do, and do quickly, is to get back in brain and body the nervous energy and vitality you have lost. Drugs will not help
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      276 13 CRAVEN "A are the only cigarettes which do not I affectum Made Specially to Prevent Sore Throats CORK-TIPPED, PURE VIRGINIA, UNVARYING CARRE HAS LIMITED. 142 YEARS' REPUTATION FOR QUALITY. /1 I/ r CIVIL ENGINEERING. f r-N Kill Flies —~X MmWw t We can coach you in your own home and
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      412 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Chinese Rubber Estate Owners and Chinese Merchants will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. 47, Hill Street. Singapore, on Sati*day. March 22. 1930. at 2.30 p.m. sharp, to consider a telegram from
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      438 14 SITUATION VACANT. WANTED—An experienced Dispenser. Apply 124, Hill Street. SITUATION WANTED. SITUATION WANTED. Chinese Clerk and Typist wants job in European firm. Several years' experience. Address Box 140, c/o Malaya Tribune. EARN a big salary as a Certificated Bookkeeper. Individual postal tuition, taken in your own home, during spare time.
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      552 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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      538 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,612,046 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. J. M.
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      506 14 INSURANCE. f&N SOIITB m BRITISB INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE. 2nd Floor of No. 3, Malacca Street. Singapore. 'Phone
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      409 14 SYNTHETIC DUmo^ Surpass real *'tnc Acid William box .^J* Miss Bavani Madras. bw *^mhan Ma "I took 'Synth*: L ~m LT variety and for 10 be H general excellence La oUrs true diamonds." ari W JJ^ ELECTRICAL AND CONTRACTOR A lR 36-37, Bras Basah Road SINGAPORE, If you aiv In
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      410 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (mcc- f ated in England.) all PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. AND ORIENTAL STEAM CO. LONDON AND 12 T mAIL servicernder Contract with His Majesty's 1 (.overtime nt.) oC TWAHL> FROM LONDON. For China Japan. Due Tonnage Singapore 1930 farl 16.500 Mar 22 JJ* 9.100
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      569 15 STEAMER SAILINGS HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch jH-fif Aurfralische DampbchHr. JqPq Geseltechaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany.) OUTWARDS. HONG KONG. SHANGHAI, KOBE AND NORTH CHINA PORTS, t m.s. KTJLMERLAND Mar 24 t BJS. SAARLAND Apr 9 S.s. AMMON Apr 26 t S.s. OLDENBURG May 4 m.s. HAVELLAND May 21 t m.s. BURGENLAND June
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      703 15 STEAMER SAILINGS »j»jp^ mmmmmmmmmmm pjH mum ßJß^HpHpjpJKJMpjpMßHHH| fjSuß SHU HHb Hk H I Hk I NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON. Tonnage Destination Due Sail 1930 Kamo Maru 8,000 M'seilles. London, A'werp and Rdam Mar. 27 28 Katori Maru 10,000 Naples, Marseilles, London, A'werp and Rotterdam Apr. 10 11
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      556 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. &g NORDDEUTSCHER (Incorporated I A9W in Germany) The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. t REMSCHETD for Shanghai, Moji. Kobe, Yokohama and Hankow Mar. 26 DERFFLINGER for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Taku, Dalny and Tsingtau Mar <:•> HOMEWARDS. FULDA for Genoa, Amsterdam. R'dam, Hamburg Bremen Mar. 17
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      243 15 MID JIMS PUIS H MM M TWr* It htS fo» ■If F P'.il »V.« MaKIIN s Y.o I lfl# c» ,»lf«M« KARTIfCS NILS. ■f Sold b» «II CWaUu Start* 11« I TIMMS DISPtSSARt. Rtliln S .i.p* f 11 lo 1 Fixes the hair inanydesireil .way— maintaining its soft—/ >IESS AND
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      302 16 Tired Nerves S A When you have no energy and you are easily A 8 tired it is the sign that your nerves are starving y for want of nourishment. L Stimulants and drugs will not restore your nerves and renew your energy. These do more harm |f than good.
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      543 16 j fl| 2nd. HAND GARS f 0 We beg to announce re-organization of our 2nd. hand 1 car department, and therefore better values. 1 5 Every car receives proper overhaul and reconditioning 3 before disposal. =j Favourable prices are always allowed for the Trade-in 5j against new Fiats of the
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