Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 25 March 1920

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    24 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. FU BI IS HE I) DAILY ESTAFIISHED 1333. No. 70. VOL. LXXVIII. THURSDAY. 24th MARCH, 1920. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    857 2 Mr P B R'charda has been playing hockey for Middlesex. Mr A G Robins is camin» out to Perbetian Tinggi Estate. Mr Shelton. Agar is one of the nominees for the chair of the PAM for 1920-21. It is said that Dr Bridge? may succeed < Dr
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    THE HIGH COMMISSIONER.
    180 2 WELCOMED TO KUALA KANGSAR. [From Our .Own Correspondent.! Ipoh, March 25. H E. the High Commissioner and Lady Guillemard and party arrived at Kuala Kangsar yesterday at 4 25 p.m. and were welcomed by H. H the Sultan of Perak and the Resident, in presence of a
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    Singapore Tailors’ Wages.
    48 2 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, March 25. Chi e-e tailors gave notice of a strike for higher wag- s last week. The employers agreed to i icrease wages by a further 25 per cent, making 50 per cent with the last rise two months ago.
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    The Kuala Lumpur Strikes.
    39 2 [FbOM Ouß Own COBMSPOXMNT.] Kuala Lumpur, March 25. The Railway employees of the Central Workshops returned to work yesterday. Their grievances are now being investigated. The situation in the e agineerir g firms is unchanged.
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    Rubber and Tin Markets Dull.
    57 2 [Fboic Our Own CoßXtspcNDmn.l Singapore, Ma-ch 25. The Rubber market stead ly declined in sympathy with London advices and in the absence of Cbii.es) competition the markat is extremely dull. A conaideiable fall in prices occarei, sheet being 96 to 97 cents and crepe 95
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    THE ATHENAEUM
    192 2 The next meeting of the Athenaeum, Penang, will be held on Monday next, viarch 29th, at 9 p m., in the Masonic Hall, Northam Road, when a debate will take place on the following subject. What do we need for British Malaya a conscripted Military Defence Fore? or
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    P. C. C. Tennis
    147 2 The Tennis Championship of Penang Cricket Club will be decided to-morrow evening when W H Threlfall, the holder, will meet R J Siunders, whose consistently good play entitles him to contest the final stage. In th- penultimate match, last evening, Saunders had a somewhat easy victory
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    The Sarekat Islam
    107 2 Weltevreden, March 23.?A special council started to dav the examination < f the second accused if the so-called Section B of the Sarekat Islsm, this section being of a revolutionary character. The first amus d was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment some time ago. The bill o
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    BOUND THE WORLD AERIAL DERBY.
    200 2 Siam's Co oprration. Major Charles J Glidden, FRG S, Executive Secretary of the Commission organizing the first aerial Derby around the world returned to Penang from Bangkok last evening, and will be joined here by President Commodore Louis D Beaumont and Treasurer Mr Benjamin Hillman
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    RICE PROSECUTION.
    316 2 Bbbami Contictw. Baharom, Serang on board the Eastern Shipping steamer Perak was this morning charged by Court Inspectoe Nicol with (1) being in fraudulent possession of ten socks of rice and (2) for transporting rice without a permit. Accused was arrested last night by a marine policeman who
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    UNDEVELOPED WEALTH.
    305 2 Will Non-Ferrous Mines Be Nationalised? The evidence taken by the Government departmental Committee appointed by tlto Board of Trade under the chairmanship of Sir Lionel Phillips to investigate and inquire into the economic possibilities of the whole of the non-ferrous mines of the United Kingdom,’’ has, says the
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    Band Programme.
    80 2 The Band will play the following programme of music at the Dato Kramat Gardens from 5 30 p.m. to-day 1. Fantasia A Burlesque ...Kappey 2 Polka L’s Grenouilles ...Csmois 3. Selection Doris ...Godfrey 4 Waltz Bid me Goodbye Delbruck 5. March F«u»h a Billagh...Keefe A Sou’h African paper
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    158 2 Yestbrday’s Latb Arrivals Ferak, Le Fevre, 258, Singapore, Eastern Shipping Co, general. Juno, de Pro we, 1,385, Samboe, Aaiatic Petroleum Co, oil. To-day's Arrivals. Jin Ho, Guly, 94, B. Datoh, Eastern Shipping Co, general. Koemai, Dutch, 165, Asahan, K. P. M, general. Bangala, Watkins, 1,935, Singapore, Islay Kerr
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    COMING EVENTS.
    129 2 Mar 26.HighCommiii-ioner visits Taiping. Mar 26,Bachelors’ Dance at Penang Club. Mar 27.High Commissi ner visits Ipoh. Mar 27.Menglembu Lode Syndicate, Ltd, Meeting, 9 Union Street, noon. Mar 27,Kirilloff Concert and Classical Dances at Town Hall. Mar 28.—P, V R.O. Shoot, 300 and 600 yds, 7.30 a m. Mar
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    PRODUCE.
    172 2 Pinang, March 25, 1920. SP. Tapioca No. 2 114.50sellers M. P. Tapioca sls.4osellers Gold leaf $72 sellers. Pepper (W. Coast 3 lbs. 5 oz) nominal. Black Pepper $39 White Pepper nominal. Trang Pepper nominal Mace $9O nom. Mace Pickings $9O sales. Cloves $l5O sales Nutmegs average of $95 sales
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    EXCHANGE.
    114 2 Pbnang, March 25 1920. {By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank), London Demand Bank ...f/3 25/32 4 months’ sight Bank ...2/4 532 3 Credit ...2/4 3/4 3 Documentary ...2/4 13/16 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 88 3 days’ sight Private 9o Bombay Demand Bank 88 Madras Demand Bank 88 3 days’
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    RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
    427 3 MM GOODS TRAINS COLLIDE. A serious railway accident occurred at Kedong (near Tampin) at about half-past four on Sunday afternoon, vhen a goods train from Gemas and another fiom Serembar, which were shun irg just outside the station, collided engine to engine. It appears that one of the
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    THE CHINA TRADE.
    321 3 Australia’s Interest The great trade and financial development in China has been the subject of much discussion amongst Melbourne business men. Mr. G. N. Bishop, the recently appointed Australasian manager of the Hong Kong Mercantile Co. Ltd., a body of Chinese merchants who are making a bid
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      1513 3 POSITIONS WANTED. NOTICES. Si N ,ex-service association v Box Nj« US, c/o Pinang Gazette. A DENERAL MEETING OF f 'T £S~29-3 EX SERVICE MEN and WOMEN V will he held at the Engineer a J illefc J“ a R bber PENANG CRICKET CLUB Mme or Workshop. Experienced in n n
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      137 3 DON’T GIVE UP. When you suffer the unbearable twinges and tortures of Rheumatism, when you are oppressed by the awful spectre of ceaseless pain, when you have tried all the cures you know and these cures have faileddon’t give up. The skill of man can find a way to solve
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      119 3 SPECIALITIES AT PRITCHARD’S PENANG. Radies Bathing Caps The Very Latest Idea in Bathing Caps, all Rubber with strong Rubber head band, daintily trimmed and in all Colours Prices $l, $1.50 and $2. Velvets Colours in Stock are, Green, Garnet, Black, Navy Blue Myrtle, Prune i Price $6 per yard, 18
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    SHIPPING AND SHIPBUILDING.
    1268 4 The figures relating to British shipbuilding in 1919 are not nearly so satisfactory as they might have been, owing to numerous adverse factors, including industrial troubles, but the outlook for the year 1920 is more encouraging. Taking the last returns of L'oyd’s Register, for a period of
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1440 4 It is satisfactory to note that the con stitution of both the Council legislative bodies in Representation. Malaya is discussed much more frequently nowadays than was the case a few years ago. This is very necessary, for it is only by constantly keeping this question to the
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      A LOCAL APPOINTMENT.
      102 4 [To The Editox or the PiNiJta (laxem''; Sir,—l understand a brilliant example of patriotism and response to the appeaof Field Marshal Earl Haig, Commander-in Chief of the British army) to find jobs for disabled s >ldiere. has jwt been made by the Committee of a local institution,
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    TIN PRICES.
    210 4 M.M," To-day’s quotation for refined r Penang was $l7O, per sellers; and for unrefined tin slbo, no tin ore $165 per picul, business done. Mr J D Hall, second magistrate, Singapore, fined three shopkeepers n»“ e Koo Koo, Leo Ah Seng and Tin Nan Chuan $lO, $4O and
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      24 4 THE CRAG HOTEL. PENANQ HILLS. The Sanatorium of the Straits Settlements. Completely Renovated. Bungalows for families, alsolsingle and double rooms. Laundry on the Premises.
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      42 4 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for To day, and To-morrow, Penang Standard Times High Water. Low Water. To-DAT. 3.05 a.m. 9.19 a m, 3 23 p.m. 10 03 p.m. To-mobrow. 3.46 a.m. 9 52 a m. 4.02 p.m. 10.57 pm.
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    AFTER THE REVOLT.
    1197 5 SERIOUS SITUATION IN GERMANY THE extremist movement. [Riutkb’s Trlxgrams.] Berlin, March 19. «I'be railwaymen have reuined, but the w < r kers generally are diesatisfied and remain on strike. 2<ew3 from the Provinces is serious. The Communists are reported to hold Rostock, Botterfeld, Meiningen, Laugensalza, Falkenstein and
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    STILL DREAMING OF WORLD DOMINION
    456 5 Hxbb Bmmxgbk ox JstaSLurrt iEottWL N*w York. January M.—l hays bewa «Sfr nlshed* by th* courtesy of Mr. Kranlr Simonds, with a copy of a letter written in April last—six months after he had signaft the Armisticeby Herr Matthias Erzberger, the leader of the German
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    JEWS AND BOLSHEVISM.
    254 5 Mr. Winston Churchill's Views. London, February 8.Mr. Wineton Churchill, in an article in the "Sunday Herald,” refers to the sinister confederacy of international Jews for the overthrow of civilisation. He states:"The majority of the leading Russian Bolshevists are international atheistical Jews, except M. Lenin. The predominance of
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    Turkey and Aberbaijan.
    129 5 London, March 20. It is reported that Turkey has concluded an offensive and defensive alliance with the Republic of Azerbaijan, mentioned on the 15th January, The alliance document was signed in October last. It provides for reciprocal assistance in the event of a foreign power attempting to
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    The Caucasus.
    15 5 BOLSHEVIST REPORT. London, March 20. A Bolshevist wireless claims to have occupied Ekaterinodar.
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    Mr. Churchill and Socialism.
    60 5 A VIGOROUS MANIFESTO. London, March 19. Mr Churchill has issued a vigorous manifesto calling on the non-Socialiet Parties to unite to combat the Socialist Party, which is arrogating to itself the name of Labour.” He declares Socialism is the darkest and most formidable menace with which,
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    THE SENATE.
    154 5 RATIFICATION REJECTED. [Rsuna’s Tklbgram*.] Washington, March 20. The Senate rejected a treaty ratificatii n rt solution upon the necessary two-thirds majority not being obtained. The voting was 49 for and 35 against ratification. Thereafter a resolution was adopted re'nrning the treaty to President Wilson, and intimating the Senate’s
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    Admiral Sims.
    62 5 WAR EVIDENCE.” Washington, March 17, Admiral Sims, before the Senate Naval Committee, charged President Wilson, Mr Lloyd George and other civilian leaders with allowing themselves to be drawn into fascinating regarding Holland and that the war could be won quickly by a masterstroke. One of the most impracticable
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    American Loans.
    46 5 Washington, March 20. Mr Davies, who had charge of the Government’s foreign !oan«, has declared that the Treasary is opp > ed to compounding interest on foreign loans, and it is expre’ed to get a return on the Allied loans of approximately 4.26 per cent.
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    Mr. Lansing’s Successor.
    27 5 Washington, March 20. The Foreign Relations Committee of the Senate reported favourably in connection with the nomination of Mr Colby as Secretary of State.
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    An American Super-Dreadnought.
    38 5 Newport News, March 21. Mr Daniels attended the launching of he snper-Dreadnought Maryland, the largest vessel of the United States navy, with a displacement of 32,950 tons. The armament includes eight record-breaking 16 inch guns.
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    Canada's Fleet.
    87 5 Ottawa, March 20. According to Admiral Lcrd Jellicoe’s report, the British Government is prepared to present Canada with a fleet worth $16,500,000, at pre-war value, comprising 1 light cruiser, 4 destroyers, 8 patrols, 1 flotilla leader, 8 submarines and 4 minesweepers. This will require 1,500 officers and men,
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    Australia’s Navy.
    63 5 Melbourne, March 21. The Rt Hon. Sir Joseph Cook, Minister of the Navy, is pleased with Mr Walter Long’s recent statement in the Hoose of Commons on the Naval position. He agrees a conference of Dominions’ representatives is nec°esary for a conceited scheme of Imperial defence in order
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    Echo of Boxer Rising.
    71 5 ITALIAN LITIGATION. Rome, March 18. The heirs of Rosati, who was injured by the Boxers, has started a lawsuit against the Italian Ministries of the Treasury and Foreign Affairs, because the latter obtained from China an indemnity of 170,000 lira for Rosati, while they propose to
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    International Rugby.
    19 5 Loudon, March 20. In the Rugby match at Twickenham, England beat Scotland by 13 points to 4.
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    ENGLAND TO CAPE TOWN.
    37 5 FLIGHT COMPLETED. [Rsurxn** Tbuoram*.] London, March 21. The South African aviators, Colonel Van Ryneveld and Major Brand, have arrived at Cape Town, thus completing the flight from England. Three machines were successively used.
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    THE FEAT AND THE MEN.
    346 5 The completion of the flight to Cape Town marks a new stage in the big flight era and in the progress iu aviation. Although the flight was officially described as from Cairo to the Cape, it actually started from England, which was left by Lt.-001.
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    The Italian Fliers.
    27 5 Rome, March 19. A Calcutta message of the 12th March, says Lieutenants Ferrarin and Masiero arrived without mishap and were given an enthusiastic reception.
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    A Mammoth Airship.
    25 5 Philadelphia, March 18. The world's largest dirigible will be built at Philadelphia Navyyard. Naval officers will attempt a Trans-Pacifio flight with it.
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    Captain Poulet.
    67 5 TO FLY VIA VICTORIA POINT. Our Owm Corrmpoxdxxt.J Singapore, March 24. Captain Poulet expects to leave for Rangoon in five days' time. A new propeller and tanka have been sent on to Rangoon to await his arrival. Poulet will fly thence to Singapore for Australia. He will take
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    South African Elections.
    60 5 FINAL FIGURES, Cape Town, March 19. The final state of Parties is as follows South African Party 40 Nationalists 43 Unionises 25 Labour 21 Independents 3 The Nationalists bad 18 gains. [At the general election In 1915 the position of the parties was i South African Party
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    Ministerial Changes.
    37 5 London, March 19. It is officially announced that Doctor T J Macnamara has been appointed Minister of Labour, Sir Robert S Horne President of the Board of Trade, and Mr C A McCurdy Food Controller.
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    Cheaper Bunker Coal.
    58 5 BIG REDUCTION. London, March 21. The coalowners have agreed that between March 24th and August 31st the price of bunker coal for outward bound vessels ehall be 75s at South Wales and Tyne ports and 72s 6d at Scottish ports. The present prices range from 110 a
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    133 5 A PLEASANT VOYAGE. [Rium’s Tm-waawe London, March 21. H. M S. R?nown, in the morning of March 21st, was abreast of the Azores, making a prosperous voyage in splendid weather. The Prince of Wales received a wireless message from the Duke of Devonshire, who is homeward
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    AUSTRALIA’S FUTURE.
    298 5 A London writer says Australia is destined to become the acknowledged centre of the pire. And if one looks at a map of th* British Empire there is no denying the fact tfiat its position, geographically speaking, if plump in the centre of the English speakinj world. That
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    Dr. Morrison’s Health.
    36 5 London, March 18. Doctor Morrison, who has been many months in a Nursing Home, has improved sufficiently to go to Devonshire. If bis improvement continues, he hopes to return to Peking in June.
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    "CHINESE” MORRISION.
    164 5 Dr. Morrison is the greatest living authority on the problems of the Far East. No Englishman with the exception of S'*r Robert Hart has ever been so trusted by '.be Chinese. He made his name there as correspondent of the Times.” On the formation oi the Republic he
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    PEACE TREATY BILL.
    232 5 In the F. M. 8. Gazette is published a bill to be Introduced in the Federal Council, regarding the Peace Treaty. The objects and reasons state that on August 18th, 1919, an Order was made by His Majesty in Council for giving effect to Sections IU to
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    MALACCA P. A.
    1484 6 FOOD PRODUCTION. The annual general meeting of the Malacca Planters’ Association was held in Malacca Club on March 21st. The Hon Mr J W Campbell presided. Chairman’s Address. The Chairman said daring the year various questions had been discussed, the chief one being the medical scheme. The
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    HOUSEBREAKING IN CALCUTTA.
    99 6 Calcutta, March 9.Two Europeans named Green and Milgate, described as deserters from the Somersetshire Light Infantry, were yesterday placed before the Chief Presid-'my Magistrate on a charge of house breaking and the theft of a typewriter from th office of a solicitor at No. 6, Old Post
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    RICE FOR THE STRAITS
    51 6 Fenders are invited in Rangoon for th* supply for export to the Straits during ths month of March-April of 10,000 tons Small Mills Special and 10,000 tons Meedon (Bazaar Quality); bags of 224 lbs. nett. Tenders must be sent not later than noon on the 22nd
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      237 6 HEADACHE FOR DAYS. A SIGN OF DISTRESSED NERVES. There are few ailments that cause more genuine misery than nervous, neuralgic, or sick headaches. Only those who have endured suffering for days at a stretch realise the agony of the victims. Light and noise increase the pain; food is unthought of,
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    MEN AROUND THE EX-KAISER.
    1415 7 definitely cleared up—H. V. M. in the "Evening Standard.” fears of assassination. q 7 e !r Counfe Carlos Beatinek franky admits that the Emperor i s in gre t fear of assassination, and all visitors to the neighbourhood are suspect. He now leads the life of
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      219 7 STOCKS NOW ON HAND Mo mi Cases, Box Strapping, European Acetic Acid, Porcelain Cups, Fairbanks Scales, Mangles, Warehouse Trucks, Etc. Prices on Application McAlister Co., Ltd. 8 I The Penang Estate Supply Agency, I 49, BEACH STREET, PENANG. 1 I 2 I Delivery g Momi Oases, Veneer Chests, Acetic Acid,
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    RUSSIA AS A GERMAN COLONY ?
    851 8 RUSSIA AS A GERMAN COLONY LESSONS OF THE PAST. I Will Russia, when Bolshevism has burned i itself our, become a great German colony? This possibility is suggested by Mr. J. Ellis Barker in his new edition of his book on Economic Statesmanship (John Murray, 16s He points oub that
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    CANADA'S POPULATION.
    19 8 Ottawa, February sth.The Department of Trade and Commerce estimates that the population of Canada now totals 8,835,102
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    BATANG BENAR RUBBER.
    347 9 Ihe tenth Report of the Directors, for the year ended 31st December, 1919, states that after charging depreciation upon the assets of the Company the profit and loss account shows a profit on the year’s working of $11,436.66, to which has to be added the balance of
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    MAYFIELD RUBBER PLANTATIONS (S.S.) LTD.
    331 9 Report of the Directors. The Directors of the Mayfield Rubber Plantations (S.S.) Ltd., in their report for the year ended 31st December, 1919, state that the capital of the Company remains unchanged at $300,000 consisting of 150,000 shares of $2 each fully paid. The total
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    RADELLA RUBBER ESTATE.
    247 9 The Directors report for the year ended 31st December 1919, states that the net profit for the year amounts to $57,353.13, subject to payment of Directors’ Fees $2.867.63, add amount brought forward from previous year $18,746.72, leaving a balance of $73,232.20, During the year the foUowing Interim
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    RUBBER CROP.
    15 9 The following is an additional rubber output for February: Bukit Katil lbs 8,515
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    186 9 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy Co.’s share list Yesterday. To-day OO x SHARES. .2 3 "q O 0> a «a oq uj Rubber (Dollar) J c. c. 5 c. c. A.-Malav 4.60 4.75 4.75 5.00 A. Hitam 22.00 23.00 23.00 24.50 Broga R
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    TITI TIN.
    677 9 Prospects of the Mine. The seventh annual general meeting of the Titi Tin Co., Ltd. was held in Singapore on Monday. In moving the adoption of the report and -accounts for the year ended October 31, 1919, the Chairman (Mr. J. M. Sime) said that the nett profit
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    Imperial Picture Palace.
    68 9 There will be a change of p’ctures at the Empire Theatre to-night when two new episodes of The Four Sh’dows will be screened in addition to Daring Hearts,” a six reel Vifagraph super-f atare starring the world-famed F ancis X Bu-hman and Miss Beverly Bayne, and a
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