The Straits Times, 19 April 1920

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    13 1 The Straits Times. H .N^APORS, MONDAY. APKIJL 19. I^2o 5^6.310 PRfCK 10 CBN.
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      49 1 Pnc. now IttM p«r mm WJLTCH THIS SPACE TIMOC MARK. NOTICE Shortage of Sweetened Milk ASK FOR BEAR BRAND UNSWEETENED CONDENSED J. TRAVERS SONS, LTD. (Incorporated in England) 12, Battery Road, Singapore Bed Ribbon Brand BUTTER Highest grade obtainable Refuse substitutes. "SHELL ""AVIATION SPIRIT THE MOTOR SPIRIT DE LUXE
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      185 1 ROBINSON CO., LTD. JieorpoiKtod ia the Stoiita 8oltlomeal«) Gentlemen's 'S.^j Gentlemen's Dressing Gowns mg^^\ Bath Gowns Light ai.d medium weight Wf&Li j Jw^H \t j- ■L n (ft^J^Uu^SdW Medium wewbt towfll vg in i he latest designs a d W T W^<?Zr-2?B u *fi^ coku-ec! Btnpts on pla n colours
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      35 1 0 k STKKIi.ISKI) BRITAINB ILLLIAKO TABLES fMce m sopplved by to the losal Qoveiacctint, Mcnioipaliti Md leading reside* sea WE «BLL THIM A.ll eiie? lamellate deliferf PADMOREI AND RIUVI FRANKKLS, LTD. lletorla ttrtat Orohar< Road
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    Hall of History.
    1011 2 Seme Ptccrt Disccvcries At Westminster. Ia a >ru -.n, narrow windowed ebambei in the north tower cf Wratmingtet Hall »its tbe bappitf t Cicrk of Works in tbe three UnR damp, wiite Q. W Clark in a bema paper. It it an *ge ol aare^t, in wbiob
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    145 2 II is ondeiAlocd 11 at th Biit;«b sbippiog liaes and old it3iat;e ojmpsaiea *to rnkkiug e)aor**i »rr»i uta to deal with |bi ncoid boom in tbe wot id's trraea meat' ttade wtioo is ezptoted to bi K'n ttia momjat the pie»iot tempos tij meat glat m remtdud. j Ovir (0
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      154 2 x^BacaaBBsSaWICSCfIF/ j^mmkz^i^l <^asik ft r £wl V rX (rM'J 3MOKE \Z7 SATISFACTION S. of a li i its cool, ciean. dry k:-ep» inLi'.'.gcxxihumour UNIVERSAL PIPE ,o- fort. The well catches aii pi. v > J a "y bub I i. Tho upward >.ke away from the tongue. Lea i.md grades.
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      533 2 £ondon Boy?n| Mtvto C W« oUmt r«— o«» Bar-. BVTteai wrau fo< ortt aa x Cx.ii,+t.-m .ood*. hu.blW>«l in Cn*. k«t Jx,^fi', rato. date, M> wxm la Bttaaa*d b# asUat our *I>Wi ooi l*et aloa. Five expert b<i/«:«. wKk o»pii>le euiia. manage Mtnti dapufasmata, bvrlnr with jiutMt car> *««<7 ci—»
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      336 2 :.^-.f'~^.X''- The phenomenal success of tbe 1 HENLEY tyre in face of the enormeos '1\ ex>mpetiUon from British and foreig-a "Sf^I l*^r competitor!, has not been a matter far f VJ f I* _^_V) wonder to those having experience ef V*V jk s o"r other rubber products. Our policy I
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    Sungei Choh Estate.
    778 3 Reconstruction Proposals Approved. An extiaotdinary general mfteting of the Bongei Cboh Rubber Estate Co., Ltd., wa> held on M«roh 11, in tbe Council Room ct the Rabbet Growers' Ao«oei»tios), 88, Eitt cheap, E 0 Mr. A R. V. cning, 1.5.0., pre aiding in the absence of tbe
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    THE STEAMER SILESIA.
    300 3 Claim by the Czechoslovakia GoverrrncDt. Sioee »to brctß'ct/ c( Maiefa tbeCh?neic Ocvrrnr rr.t Ml fi'id fi vcri.! jro4- Bta w \h tbe lialiiD MijisAtr in Poking, dcmsadicK IblMlna* t c ■ickw-'.i Hwah Vi, w wbilo in Xii.a'.e wti iktea prefeMi^n cl by the Iselieop. Tbo Hviftfa Vi
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      255 3 .•O!h July. l!.l- M '/f > /3\ „t i|. IMI h arr-f» I :j Vi IT 'Ihe Caralry i- li I NSd ,0 HjUP \atch U atill £i Ipo |i I -j. gl I" f sront »anii and I \jW/ 1 Cyclin« (lof l»r y ,~r.xs£?S/ l fcfTect ii. \rA
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      586 3 Your Baby's Welfare. QQ Your dearest wish is for Baby to be q > well and happy. Then you must pay <S I particular attention to his food, for I I his welfare depends as much on that I I as on anything. The 'Allenburys' I fa! Foods are practically
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      63 3 Cheese is the most Nutritious Food -Stuff in the World. On sale at all stores. CONNELL BROS., CO. -<. Sole Agents, Singapore. (Incorporated io US. A.) OABLB ADUBJIBB I BROAOQAUOI," PELL &DUMONT lac Bposs« StPSMt, M«w York •nken t» Fatetga tad DotneUst Beaten hi CRUDE RUBBER ma nu-mTuri, ut im,
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      413 4 STEAMER SAILINGS NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated In Japan) Coder Mail Contract with th* Imperial Japanese Government. Subject to alterations without notle*. El ROPEAN MAIL LINE Fortnightly Service For London. Antwerp »i* (Malacca) Penang, Colombo, Snez, Port Said and Maraeille*. YOKOHAMA MARU April 21 TAMBA MARU May 5 I IMA MARU
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      778 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. Oa- British India AND A I pear wine (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at pi —sal WapliJld LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES
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      709 4 STEAMER BAILINGS PRINCE LINE PAR EAST SERVICE (Incorporated In VJSJL) FOR NEW TORE GAEUC PRINCE (via Panama) PERSIAN PRINCE (t'.'X*..^ 1 SLAVIC PRINCE (via Sue"*) For all information apply te ADAMBON, GILFILLAN CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) Agent* THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED (Incorporated In th* United alUgd+m) For Hongkong
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      134 4 STEAMER BAILINGS THE EASTERN SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) This time Inble is subject to alteration without further notice. Steamer nailing from Singapore PIN SENG- Every Tuesday, at 2 p.m., for Port Swpttenham and Penang. PERAK Every Sunday, at < p.m., for Malacca and Port Swettenham. From Malacca
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      384 4 6TBAMER BAILINGS 0. S. K. (TRTR OSAKA BaOSRR KABHA, LTBV (Incorporated la r*pan> Ho. 1, Do Boasa Rmrool PROPOSED BAUJNOw (MM BWwAf (gahjoot to oaaago vttaovt *j**J«s) FOR LONDON. ANTWTBP, MOTTMMDtM AND RAKBURC FOR PORRA W, MARSamiXJUL Krogj ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM and ■MaTTTHf Havana Mara Btop f§ RIW TORI f via
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      535 5 STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE Foi Boston and New York via Panama Canal rCBBIC i" expected to load hers for I -In i-nrly in Fl r freight, etc., apply to BAD CO., Joint Agents. THK BWBDHUI FAST \<l \TI( CO., LTD. •■orated in Sweden) Tor Ih-nnk.-iie. Shanshai and Yokohama. The
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      285 5 STEAMER SAILINGS DODWELL LINE (Incorporated In England) T FOR NEW YORK DIRECT s.s. BOLTON CASTLE loading first wesk FROM NEW YORK DACRE CASTI.K April 28 for freight, pleas* apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO, LTD., Agents. LLOYD TRIESTINO LINK b.s. AFRICA due to arrive in Singapore, Monday, the 19th, and will
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      477 5 STEAMER SAILINGS INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION Incorporated with Livermore Dearborn A Co, (Incorporated in U. S. A.) s.s. WEST CALUMB Consignees of cargo, are hereby informed, that the s.s. West Calumb, from New York, is now discharging cargo, at Godowns Nos. 48 and 49. Tanjong Pagar Wharf. No other notification will
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      1197 5 ESTATE OF THE UH SULTAN IDRiS 9ALE OF VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES IN IPOH KUALA KANGSAR KAMPAR In pursuance of the preliminary notice which has already appeared in the Press, the undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction at THE TOWN HALL, IPOH on Friday, May 14, 1920, at
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      880 5 JOHORE6OVERIIMENT-P.W.P. Tenders are Invited (ot the (ollowiaa works 1. Barraoks tor twenty Polioe Baebelcrn. Johore Bahrn, oae set. I Barraoks lot twelve I'olioe Married Mob, Jabcro Babra, one set. 3 Qiarters lor assistant Commisaioae> 0! Polioe, J^b rr Babra, cae art. 4 Qi*rt?rs (or Polioe Inspcoton<, Jchoi > B-.h«n, two
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      781 6 llllEtttt From Thuniliy, Avril l~>. to Wednenday, April SI A JBWEL OP A PRODDOTION— THB JBWEL PRODUCTION Fratoiisg DOROTHY PHILLIPS In a story whieb goei away (r.m bfet betken irt.k ot uomen nt:riea and ptes3*ts ncr in ■> role whioh will usoro thtn pieaeo her ouaay arioiiran In bix parts
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      229 6 OTEMAt CHANOB 07 PROG tUUUI Ist Sbow evety Friday. mm lad Bhow avery Tnaaday. 4T i i i- tttz=. O/%l^&/a Isl 1 1/. M^^^Tf The 8c80»d Sbow at 9.15 v/t\sMlt bddib polo SV/ /V'l'jfHA Sorporlea by teaotiiol Bileen Sa£gwiok hi the lamoos UtM CYCLONE SMITH STORIES II \\l OLJ 10
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      461 6 HUDSON'S EUMENTHOL JUJUBFS HaVB NOW ARKITBD CAUTION Let the Bnj. > Be a art The large ftl Vm Baans'i Ecnun'htl Jnjnbes t,as ltd Is a natal of iruiiatiens Biing msrnfactored aede- t c natre of nttaibol and ether Jcjnbrs It te important, ihfre'o-r, wh'n b-y--ing, to le ram and get
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      443 6 Educational Muse Books Pianoforte Tutor* hy Smallwood'*, Maynard'a Multum in Pnrvo and The Mo i Popular Piano Instructor. Pianoforte BMfctatS, Studio* and Sonatina; by Czerny. Cramer, Berti.ii. Clemonti, Kessler, Husoni. Ludwic Kleo, Smidt Sydney, Blakinston Ludwig Shute, etc' Violin Tutors by Hazas, Little. Scvcik and Hunry Farmer. BWtllsai Btaalai and
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    108 7 HXTURBS ««■*?< April '9. *!<h WUnt, 10X8 a m., 10 48 p m, Homeward mail doses. uesday, April 20. "**£> W.,»es. 11 81 a.m., 11. IT p.m. Root B jar j ia»>.. 2.18 p.-n. \Vtdne«d«y. April 21. i. v .o a ni., i '4 a ThTlif April
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      Vessels at the Docks.
      127 7 Taihomo Pian S^ji <?*»i» B Nil. i*»- Wbai/.— Nil iinu Wharf, Albibt mo Viotobia Dai D CM.— Acflt.lß. If aim Witu.-AMoi, Rampbins, T»r». Hhfiii Oux-k H ipbon<, Celebes Mna, doetde, Ktmtknr* Mam, Weat Cc nmb. VitT Wuw,- West HaitUnJ, Ku/jpy ua, M jdara. 'akdimi's Wbui Will
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      Vessels Arrived
      238 7 Web. Cjl .rib, Ans 5545 tea*, from -Vw t ik lt/4 i Ha avm -0 4. I Vi:ij»l». M-..478 tOD», from BiOfckok IT/4, H *fc:-,k itf Caaphi-y, Uf 69) tons, f.o-u BaUvi* 4 tot P- k 9,4 Mtfa, J»p, iBOJt ng, Iroa Otl DOttl 17/4 aoe f»ft, Bit,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    118 7 T« D*». ?alaa S*rjba 2.»0 pm j Teluk A agon F« »p»a 3 P c P awettoabtm and Pan**? 3 pm Malaoca ud Maftr 8 P I i. I'eoanß M^ditK, aud Nj«a?iV%ni Mkia/ -uw's t;i Kut..p> etc. i».» Bimbay) itippivniotirj Mtii b| train ta Paaant cakint mails
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    Mails for Europe.
    35 7 -rorM 3] M&rob U8 •J4 Much 25 Ktb 38 Much 20 Much 1 M»rd» 8X M«cb 6 ADtil I M«re* 1? A«l U MmTj 11 *P" J J4 tftiob 17 *P»U H
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    129 7 EXCHANGH Singapore, April 19. On London, Bank 4 m/a 2/4 1/82 Demand 2/3 26/32 Private 3 m/a 2/4 21/32 Ob Ww York Demand 454 l'rivate 90 days 49* On France, Bank 660 On India, Bank T. T. 100 On Hon^ong, Bank d/d. 104 p.c. pm. On Shsinghai,
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      MINING
      175 7 tss. Val. Pd. Buyers. Seller*. 10 10 Ampang 18.00 18.50 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.00 1.75 61 £1 Kam. Kamunting 3.2.6 3.5.0 10 10 Kinia Assoc. 10.00 10.50 11 1 Kinta Tin 2.5.0 2.7.6 non £1 ill Lahat Mine* 7XO 8.00 5 5 Lingui Tin 5.75 6.25 10 10
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      GENERAL
      99 7 ss. Fat Pd. Buyer*. Sellen. •1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 14.76 15.25 >/- 5/- Electric T'ways 3/8 4/8 0 10 Fraser Neave 61.00 52.00 0 50 W. Hammer Co. 105.*****.00 00 100 Katz Bros. 125.00 135.00 .0 10 Maynard Co. 12.50 13.00 0 10 Robinson Ord. 14.00 14.50 Vai.
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      DEBENTURES
      85 7 U. Ei.g. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par 6 px. pn> Spore Electric Tirm-waj-s 5 p.c. £350,000 norn Spore Municipal 5 p.c. $1,878,000 par Spore Mun. 4% p.c. of 1907 $1,000,000 16 px. lOp.c.dii Spore Mun. 44 p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 16 p.c. lOp.c.dii Spore Mun. 4V4 px. of II PA
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    385 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's QooUtioas To-day'i Prices Fraser Lyall f A Co. Evatt 4.00 4.20xd 4.00 4.30 Am. Malay 4.70 5.25 4.60 5.20 AyerHiUm ($5) 2"* .00 25.00 23.00 25.00 A. Kunini; (*l> LM 1.30 1.40 1.60 A. Molek($l) 3.90 4.10 3.90 4.10 A. Panas
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      802 7 LATENT ADVERTISEMENTS I FOR BALE, a pedigree bull dog, colour raits Times. I I TO LKT. one double room with board ir.l lodging. Apply to No. 1, Mount Elizabeth. WANTED FOB TKKNCiCANU. man eapa-l I )>le of nnalyaing tin samples. Kuropean not! lal. L\U. Straits Times. WANTED, tlni-e unfurnUhod rooms
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      267 7 VICTORIA THEATRE CINEMA EXTRAORDINARY Dnoninrne vndiet on Btisti*y'a Bh:w lit 85Mii« oi INTOLERANSa THB GaaiTBST PI3TO '.H »VBR SJRSBMaD IN SINGA?CRB fcUNNYIIDB with Ouarlea ChapUa, a bcteam. TO-NIOHT AT 9.1S TO-MIOHT (2nd Session) hTACURAKCE farts 8 to 13 ami tUNNYBiD_E_ Ta-eu»T, Awll 20 IHTOLBBA*G« Weiae*d»», Atril 11 INTOkBRANOB Pwti B
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      457 7 WB WISH TO ANNODNCB THE FOBMA TION UK THB FIRM OF F£THERoTO* AND GO. With temporary ifflj at No. Ba, Fialayhon OfeeaTSiagapore, *bt. c we will oiadnot the batiaanol Knbb>i Br>teva. Mr. Begiaa d H. O*te, ot deleter Babber Batatea, will Jo<n tbe fi" < poa hit retain torn holiday
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      309 7 I NOTICE N;tioe ia h.teby givea tha Gam Host* Chin, of 8 am 4, Upper Owarla- FoaJ. Sis^spoie, k9ioags to Kob Bot<c Rbfna Brothers. The maca^or :a aatbeiaed to milage the boaiaou aflaiia of the Cbop butt tie ia aot pwiuitttd t) 0.0 the aeal of Gnan Hoat Ohaa for
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    116 8 Messrs. Low Thian Kie and Low Thian Kirn hereby tender their sincere thanks to relatives and friends, who sent wreaths, and letters of condolence and also those who attended the funeral of their late mother (Mrs. Low Chens Geok) yesterday. The members of the family of the late Mr.
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, APRIL 19. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
    1081 8 The Straits Times MONDAY, APRIL 19. LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Much interest is being taken in the movement to put life into the League of Nations by a kind of world wide propaganda in its favour. We do not think that these efforts will be of much avail unless America joins
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    20 8 The latest London cables to hand this Morning are dated as follows Ordinary rate April 16, deferred rate April 13.
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    29 8 North Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., report that the output for the lirst half of April was 220 piculs. The dredge lost 27 hours owing to shortage of hrewood.
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    30 8 New branches of the Banque Industrielle de Chine have been opened during the last month at Mukden and Yokohama, and another was opened at Antwerp (Belgium) as from April 17.
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    17 8 Insp. Hills took out no fewer than 50 summonses this morning against motor drivers, for various offences.
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    22 8 The Malay Mail states that there arc rumours that the F.M.S. lanJ grants scheme is to be revised on more generous lines.
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    26 8 The Motortijd of Samarang learns by cable from America that the price of motor tyres is to be increased by from 25 to 30 per cent.
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    25 8 Tin Bentong No Liability figures for the dredge for the first fortnight of April were Hours run 307, piculs recovered 252, cubic yards treated 33,900.
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    33 8 The mails ex the 6.33 a.m. Penang to Kuala Lumpur train of the 18th instant missed connection at Kuala Lumpur with the 8.30 p.m. Kuala Lumpur to Singapore train of the 18th instant.
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    36 8 Taiping Tin Dredging Company, Ltd., advise that the output for the first half of the month of April was :S4B piculs for both dredges. The No. 2 dredge hasnow a good paddock and returns are improving.
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    47 8 An experiment to prove the efficacy or otherwise of flame-tt rowers in destroying i flying foxes was made at a camp at Eudlo, Queensland, on March 19. The results were unsatisfactory and were held to prove the unsuitabi 1 ty of the machines for tlie purpose men'.ioned.
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    54 8 On April 6 a destructive fire occurred in Kemendine, Rangoon, in the Hon. A. K. A. S. Jamal's rice mill which had been working night and day. The entire mill has been destroyed. The damage it is estimated will run into several lakhs of rupees. The origin of the fire
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    58 8 This morninsr, before Mr. Langham Carter, Insp. Williams asked for a heavy penalty in the case of a Chinese named Leh Tiang Peh, whi was charged with attempting to export one bag of rice to one of the neighbouring Dutch islands on the 15th instant. He was fined $40 and
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    59 8 The Board of the Cheviot Rubber, Ltd., recommends a final dividend of If per cent, (actual) in respect of 191'J, making 21 per cent, for the year reserve £12,000; carry forward £24,000 (subject to audit, excess profits duty and usual adjustments). The dividend amounts to 3 3-sd. per share, and
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    60 8 A Colombo message of April 9 says The Orient liner Orr.ionde touched bottom off the Suez Canal, having damaged the propeller, and wirelessed that on arrival she must enter the dry dock. The steamer is a new one of nearly 15,000 tons and built only three years back. She has
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    60 8 It is said that a large number of cases, containing hats, dry chillies, etc., belonging to the illfated Botanist, are now drifting in the sea near the villages of Amaduwa, Kirinda and Patunangala, Ceylon. Some of the fishermen who picked up these things have been taken before the headmen with
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    58 8 There are ample sign* here, says Madras message that China is getting re>tive owing to the large quantity of Indian opium, which is reaching China, and which is undoubtedly smuggled from here, certainly with the connivance of people of position, who purchase it wholesale. It is probable that representations will
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    56 8 The secretary Austral Malay Tin Limited reports the following returns from its associated companies for ht? first fortnight of April Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd Hours run 612, cubic yards treated 5:t,600, total piculs 410. nett value $48,712. Asam Kumbang Tin Dredging Limited Hours run 254, cubic yards treated 49,300,
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    60 8 Owinjr to the present difficulty of obtaining rooms in hotels and boarding houses an organisation has been formed to help visitors arriving from America and the Dominions, many thousands of whom are expected during the summer. The organisation will arrange accommodation ordered through it, and also keep daily details of
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    79 8 The smuggling of gold coins into British India apperas to have lost none of its fascination as yet, as several big hauls have again been made recently by the Customs authorities at Tuticorin. It is reported that passengers from Ceylon have thus been relieved of something like R12.000 worth of
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    99 8 A vessel arriving at Bombay, reports having picked up a man on a raft in the last stages of collapse. It is believed that the man escaped from the Andamans and endeavoured to reach the mainland. Several cases cf attempted escape from the Andamans have been reported recently. Very few
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    137 8 After an existence of 86 years as a privately owned newspaper, the* Ceylon Observer on the Ist instant, passed into the hands of a company called the Ceylon Observer, Ltd., says the Madras Mail. The Ferguson family, to which the paper has hitherto belonged, has been connected with the Island
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    606 8 Mr. H. A. Stallwood of Urn P.WJJ, Singapore, accompanied by Mrs. and Mis». Stnllwoo<i arrived from home by the Africa this morning. A Gorman MUMd Wolff-U^cl i\rnv»tl by the Brouwer from Medan on Friday intending to land in Singapore, but the local police were too Flmrp for
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    Outward Mails
    45 8 The mail steamer Nankin with outward mails of March 25 was expected to arrive in Bombay on April 22. The mail steamer Nellorc which has on board the mail* from England of the Ist instant arrived at Port Said on the Bth instant.
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    Government House.
    73 8 His Excellency the Governor, Sir Laurence Guillemard, X.C.8., Lady Guillemard, and staff returned to Singapore by the Sea Belle on Saturday evening and were met at Johnston's I'ier by the Hon. Mr. F. S. James, C.M.G. The Italian Ambassador to Japan, the Marquis Balucci di Carboli, and the
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    The Calcutta Sweep.
    62 8 The Government of Bengal is reported to have decided that public raffles aro illegal and must be discontinued. This decision has caused much regret, a.i many deserving Christian charities in Calcutta, which annually raise money by this means, will be hard hit. especially Catholic Orphanages, etc. The
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    Bible Students' Secretary.
    60 8 A Madras message says ln November 1918, thi Maliaraji.li of Trmvancon a proclamation prohibiting resilience within the limits of Tnivam .ny of Mr. Alfred Armstrong Hart, Secretary of Urn International Bible Stud' India, Ceylon, liurma and the Strt tlement.s. Government ha\inj; now been satisfied that the emergencj
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      111 8 LAMBFRT AND BUTLER ENGLAND FRONTIER SMOKING MIXTURE f?— -21 (Di an |bontierbJ $1,011 LAR3E STOCKS ol NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS JOHN LITTLE 6c CO, LTD. (I«co»po»».t1 ia BBglLBd) lln^Bpore, JODELITE THE TIMBER PRESERVATIVE In 1, 5 and 10 -gallon drums EXTRACT FROM THE INOIA-RUBBER JOURNAL. APRIL 7. 1917 "Jodelite"—
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      192 8 ALHAMBR4 (Tv Obeng Kes do LkL, Ptoprletea) From Widnaitfsy. April 14, U Mondiy, Iprii It SICOND SSOW AT 9 k MA.3BIVH WILLIAM FOX STANDARD paoi ujriM Fettarin* William fahnum THE CONQUEROR A grippiag dr«m» muhi lealiatiMFj ud fceinuiaily piotaiiitd la tight p-rtg Toll of Ictj ™i;ie t. biwo'J totton, tufeiie
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    Dimming Germany.
    661 9 Junkers Threaten Another Rising. Mttiorts being Taken by tbe Allied Powers. RBUTU TXLEGIAMS. Lcadoe, April If. Berlin Tbo government baß brought in 2S tanks and 20 matof machine robs to Kn.»d tha puMio buildings, feuinx a te action* ij coup. Loßdon, Aptil IS Patir: Tbe Cr-imil ot AmbMaadrri
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    United States News,
    702 9 Rbutee Telegrams. Loadon, April 14. New Orleans t As Federal warrants have been issued tot the arrest ot tbe leaden it is eontt mplatod that these wUI be a strike of the Railway Yudmea'a Assoeiatioa. Ik in asserted that men will be oharged with I aitomptiag to
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    English Election.
    23 9 Eeutei Telegram. London, April 15. Tbe Northampton by- Mt olion result was Mr, MeOurdy, CaaUtios) Libeial, 16,660. Miss Boadfloid, Laboot 18,379.
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    China and Japan.
    102 9 Rbtjteb Telegram Londos, April 15. Piking: Offioials tear that a serious 5 sitaatioa ia arising in the norlh, Tbe I Japanese have soddtnly occupied nuny poinls ot the Chinese Eastern Railwy and 1 arrested aevea leaders ot the Raxiaa Work men's Committee. Tbe workers struck as a
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    Lord Kitchener's Work.
    175 9 Retjteb Telegram. London, April, 16. Afticlcs ia the Rveaiog Btandard quoting from Sir Oroide Arthur, s Life ot RitahtDfr deal with tbe interview between Lord Kitobeccr aod Sir John Ftenrh on Apiil 14, Itlti at whicb f jaooarding to Mr. A qiitb, 8 r John Freneb assured
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    Ireland,
    136 9 i Reuter Telegrams. Lonj'D Apiil 16, Polioe and military dispersing a erjwd at M.ltoa Malbsy in Ireland, who wete oetebral iag tbe release ot tbe prisoners at Dublin, were fired on from tbe orowd. Tin troops rtu l. d ths fije a:d it is rvpsrted that three men wtte
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    Dearer Sugar.
    115 9 Kitjtu Telegram. London, Aciil 18. The Miaiftry ol Food foreshadows an iaorease ia the prioe ot sugar. II is under stood that owing to the fao! that eo&traets for supplies were made well ahead, Great Britain ha* been independent of tbe Cuban crop, tot whioh a big prios
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    Poles and Bolshevists.
    69 9 RIUTEB TELEGRAM. Londoa, April 16. Warsaw Following very heavy fighting in Podolia, with occasional euecaw, the Bolahe vist army under the wellknowa commissar, Ktneni ff niaknamed the Red Napoleon, baa I been badly defeated. The Forty. first divisioa constituting the vanguaid, was cmashed losing two oommaaden, eight
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    China Station.
    36 9 JUUTII TELICRAM. London, April 14. In the Home of Commons, repljlag to Visoounl Coraoa, Mr. Oraig stated that il was ■at intended at jrermj lo station torpedo j tott destroyer; Oaths China station, j
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    Aviators Crash,
    259 9 flaitfuws' Machine Destroyed At Bali We regret to rccoid triicci accident to C»pS. O 0. Mtttbevi, aad Beigt. K»y, in attempting to laid at BJi in tbe oooiae tf theii flight to Atutitlis, as a nralt cl which tba maoLUe was deittryed and tbn aviitoiß iejartd. Tbej kit
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    Colonial Freedom
    70 9 Reuteb Telegram. Lot don. April li. In tbe House cf Commons, Sir J. D. Rtes suggested that Ibe Ocvervor ot Njaacalasd sbonli be instructed to dday tLe impoaitiot cf <xpctt doty en oottcc oct I Parliament had approved of levying tzport duty en taw products from British postersicnß.
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    Profiteering
    36 9 Kbctu Telegram. Londm, April 18 The piifiteetirg sub-ooamittee rteosi muds a ey«t«m ot Iting retail pr;o;s ct between maantsotcrcr, wholesaler, rcUi!t> and ooc»ome>. Ii fiads'tbai fixation ohetk jndao v Qalicn ptiots is tiu.es of aoaroity.
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    Various.
    110 9 Reuteb Telegrams. London, A. ril 10. It was unoccccd ia tbe Bcutc cf (.cmmons that tbe (raroba>er ot tbe Slough Depot is Sir P.io.v*! Pcriy, the Bnropean reuses; lative ci tbe Fjid Ccmpacy. London, Apiil IS. L'oyds report that the nuil airship trcm Tcu'oa for Babat fell aad wis
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    Prince of Wales' Visit to Madras.
    187 9 Lord Wi!licg4cn on Mircb 81 presided at a meeting ot Madras oitiz3ns oailed by the Sheriff to ooneert measuKß to accord a fitting rec-pton to the Prince ot Wales oa bis visit to Madras ia Deoember next, The Goverso; made an elcqoeat speech dwelling
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    71 9 Diesel engines dismantled from Genets submarines ate being nerd lo produce ekotiio power ia ill parts of Britain etoaper anrl better tban apy whioh oan fee manufactured at the prcsonttime. Several towts are getting their entire ekotrio supply f"im engines I which wr re formr rly in the German so
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    HON. CAPT. A. R. CHANCELLOR.
    892 9 (well by Ibe Arab aod todta Cornm unities. idwood Hall presented quite a gal ranee on Saturday for the farewe on accorded to the Hon. Capt. A. I :ellor and Mrs. Chancellor by th Indian and Arab communities of Siniri pore, who foregathered in large
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    Gambling Repression in England.
    122 9 Acting under instructions from the police, the post office authorities recently stopped thousands of letters addressed to Continental sweep promoters. In continuation of this action the Home office is now prosecuting two British officers for selling tickets in a so-called £25,000 Grand National sweepstakes which was
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    521 9 Ir. Reginald (iale and fin f Ifreda uter. At St. Andrew's Cathedral, on Saturday afternoon, the marriage tuok plan of Mr Reginald Harry Gale, Manager of Seletar Rubber Estates, Singapore, and Miss Elfreda Florence Suter, of the Nursing Home, Institution Hill, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
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    MARVELS OF PLANT LIFE.
    363 9 Remarkable Claims by Indian ?clentif>t. Some remarkable experiments upon plant life wer>' I—flu befon the Royal Society of Medicine on March 11 by Sir J;t!.'u<li.s Bom, tin- distintruishi'd Indian scientist. The Eeneral conclusion which Sir Jaira<!is sought to impress upon his audience were that the relations
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    33 9 H.R.H. the Crown Prince of Roumania arrived in Colon bo by the Africa on the 10th instant. H.R.H. was to leav on the 17th and was to travel to Bombay on H.M.S. Caroline.
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    81 9 One of those pop liar valks and talks combinations, the London Rambling Society, has been exploring what is left of Roman London very thoroughly, Westminster G«sette. One day its members dived down into some bond) near Mark Lane, and went into raptures nver the huge portion of the original Roman
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    OVERLAND ROUTE TO BRITAIN.
    591 10 From Calcutta iv London By Railway. It is hardly realised, says The Englishman, what a surprising amount of woik lias recently been quietly ami unostentatiously done by British engineers in the way of forging the links which will presently connect the Indian with the European' railway
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    LOCAL SHAKE MARKET
    95 10 Macphail and (<>.'* Daily Report Singapore. April 19. Tin.— Buyers at 160. Rubbei weak but steady. ■t around 88 cts., July September mber 'j-i us. Small demand for en Rubbers. Very quiet. Neglected and I. A few Tapahs offer -">.^:> Bukit K.Us, buyers y5 cts., sellers 1.05.
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    TO THE GLORIOUS DEAD.
    120 10 ill is proppaed to erect a memorial in iilayn to the memory of those who fell the WI A splendour snatched from out the dizzy sweep Of all the drowning ages this shall be onument who died that Liberty Might live, and passed by perilou Honour
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    60 10 Nt occurred on the G.I. P. Railway on April .'>. A passenger many paasangera rode on the footbonrd. door of a passing goods brain nine of them off and <•• iroin injuries received. One of the pas,t tna inquest stated that no nttampt w;:s made by thi- railway uuthoritiea to
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      62 10 [The Straits Timer ii not responsible for th* opinions of its correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that letter* must be short and to the point Long rambling epistles are liable to-be rejected or ruthlessly cut down. Correspondents most enclose their names, not necessarily for publication but as guarantee of
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      Malacca Grievances.
      159 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In reply to Disgusted* note of yesterday, I should like to explain to him why the management of the cinemas switch off their lights during change of reels. The same is being done in the Singapore leading theatres, because the
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      Engine Drivers.
      179 10 To Hat Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— Noting the sympathetic attitude of the Governor, as reported at the meeting of Federal Council, towards the condition of .service of Hospital nurses in this country, I should like to draw attention to a group of Government servants whose conditions
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      Kallang Bridge.
      211 10 To the Editor of The Straits Times. I Sir, Vehicle users who feel uneasy every time they have to cross the por- j tion ot the Ka'.lang Bridge which is left ■for traffic while tha in \v bridge is being j built had extra qualms yesterday. On the
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      Raffles Library.
      257 10 To the Editor of the Strait- Times. Sir, Singaporean must allow others a the reasonableness he asks to ventilate in his letter. The fact that he always gets some new books on the day of IbbW (as do a few others) indieBtoa that if the rule was one
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      Wanted— An Aerodrome
      287 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, At a committee meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday Mr. Mugliston asked if anything had been done wit Ii regard to prefistrmg an aerodrome fen Singapore. He wai ana*werad with a blank No." Perhaps the matter is one
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      Motor Cycle Records.
      359 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, We notice that Modesty asks any one of the Motorettes to ride from Woodlands to Singapore in 30 minutes, j to support their claim to having accom- plished this, but although Mr. Stack has taken up the cudgels on
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    MARCH RUBBER RETURNS.
    144 10 PunpKor.— lo,4lB lbs. Holland American Plants.— BoB,669 lbs. Netherlands Lanfkat. 2>,091 lbs. I Si Pare Pare.— 3o,f>2B lbs. Taipine Rubber Estates. 9,510 lbs. New Zealand Malay.— ll,2Bo lbs. Ampat (Sumatra).— 24,ooo lbs. Suntrei Buaya (Sumatra).— 63,39B lbs. Kwaloe. 28,781 lbs. Sumatra Caoutchouc Mij. 112,716. Soengei Radja. 73,858
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    69 10 j Mr. Wilson Pope has been appointed editor of the Star. Mr. Pope, whose connection with th" paper beiran over twentyr five years ago, has held the position of news editor for the past fifteen years, with the sole responsibility for the news panes. Mr. R. S. Pengrelly, who has
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    79 10 Major 11 S. Hutchison, professor of physiology and hygiene, Grant Medical College, Bombay, has been awarded by j the Glasgow University the Degree of I Doctor of Medicine with honours and the Bella Houston gold medal for the best thesis of the year and for his original researches on the
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    82 10 At St. Paul's Kandy, on April 6, Mr. !J. M. S. Barlow, of Yatawatte Estate, jMatale, so well-known in Ceylen sporting circles, was married to Miss Margaret j Pyper, daughter of the late Mr. Gordon Pyper of Hantane, Kandy. Both parties I are well-known to members of the planting I
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    KUALA LUMPUR SHARE MARKET.
    487 10 Messrs. Baker, fcaron aod Go's Weekly Report. In tbeir w< ekl/ sharer cirniar, dated April 10, Mason. Baker, Fearon anl Ca., Koala Lampur, report: The abate matket doting tbe week has been oa the whole doU. Is tbe rubber section, tbe industrial trouble in A-nerioa, added
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    MUSTARD GAS FOR CANNIBALS.
    363 10 English Explorers Plans For TiburonMostard gas and machine euaa are to be nael by Captain Harry de Win it, an Bagliah ex orer, againtt tbe paisoned atrowa ol a tri-e deaeribed aa wbiie oasnibala" en Tituron Island, on tbe Pacific oc<mt. Captain de Wicdt said be
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    ENGINEERS IN TBE WAR.
    246 10 Extraordinary Bridgework far The' Last Advance Partioolart bolb ictcr'aticg and new W6re I Riven reorntly at the Inatiation ol Oiri! Bc^intcn by Ma jar Geaeral Bir G raid Moore tientb, «ha ketared on R:yal Bogioeer Wjik in tLe Great War. 'ibe Tt r ritoiii 1 units
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION.
    517 10 Results from the Malayan Centres. The tallowing are tbe more important results ol the iaat Cambridge Bxaminatioa at Malayan Oeatrer, the (uller resnlti beirg held ovtr lot to morrow Senior Boy*. Stadenta under 18 yean ot age wbo hare obtained boaoora elaaa 1 p, g, bk Lamb, B.
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    Intolerance.
    211 10 I Tbe fi.st part ol Intolerance was shown at tbo Viotoru iteatie on Sattr !j>y eveaiag I b-jfoie a laigi aodieaoe and name op to all expeotati ;as. From the point ol view ol th j tp.otator* who are only gifted with i oormai eyeaigbt it ia a pity
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    Another Motor Smash.
    148 10 Motor trolley 8 412, belonging to tbe Maoioipal G«r Department, mide a ea-» o attack on tbe Macioipal Water Department proper. y on Saturday with the rerall that b tb »re goSeren. Tbe trolley, looking up; k »ad spar, nsd apparently not lorg from tbe banda ol
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    March Tin Returns.
    16 10 looh Tia Dreigisg. Limited.— 2:o piools. P«htag Ciaeolidiied 00- l i 6l pioa's
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      Singapore Yacht Club,
      133 10 Tbe finl handirvp p~>iota tioa for Mn» Lane's Cup was n«il d iff jeattrday momioy. Tbe boats star.cd wll up to time in a li*bf brecsi. Beating to tbe man o war bioy ih# fi et kept wall together aad the tftnlla •ooaded first. Oo the long
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      S.C.C. Tennis Tournameat
      146 10 Toe following ties will bs piajrj* today. Ca\aim«Maup. D janeil t. Cotgrave. A 61NOLB. ■dwarda ft Pott*. Leakey w. Lee- Wane*. B Sinolbs. Carter T. Salt©*. Donaldson ft Built j. C Bm«Laa. Law ft Williams. For t man d ft Mark bam. Niwoniu' HANMOar. Boa v Btuit.
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      Golf.
      145 10 The match between tbe Singapore act Sepoy Lines iJo.J Club, vrtiio 1 waa p'aje i 00 the Sepoy Lots ooorao ye'tnrda.j, result, d. ia a win for tbe lalttr club bj Ai point* 4j Dtt.ils are appended tbo S^poy Liset (layers b-irg tm n-:ionei flrt Lnoie and Macpbail o,
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    Local Flour Supplies
    114 10 A r.omsp?ndeat wtitca I hrvs »;e» no ct.'y informed that tbe Mootcio to k back to Australia oo it* lat>t tiip a very lv«» qtuntity ot Australian flao-. Flißr, for the last (oitui«bt, baa been oofr oarablo in. Singapore, aid my oocl.ei, who at flmt d*J n
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    Costly Cable Delay. '
    168 10 Costly Cable Delay. I The secntiry ol the NwtbaaiptoMb'rw Chamber ol Oommnrce qb Marjb H K«»9 •> !furih*r ppocifia .astsnee ol ner.oas lot it jB-iluh firmi resulting from delij in trau-i-I minion vi oaUds ta ladif. Aa order w.'C o.bled on January 21 t) ft firm in Bn-jibiy (ot f4
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      83 10 PUBLIC 4«U*613ir$. Tbe mtnftgemeot o( tbe Palladium ipj^weV to inaoDQee iOM owing to tbe engine tioal»J« OjalmuiDg thtr j will on oo pettitm»aea Uiu areiuDg. It ia hopjd to le-optn tomo«tovr. The Bmpire Cm r m» ehkDga tbaii pia.grimme to ntgbt with DjQ«l«a Pftitbaaks is iKe^Kie Uixag Id, l»u«ti»bk< pins",
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    MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
    574 11 French Orders for Japanese Steam rs. It is report! i tfc&t tbe Mtaatgeiies Compaoj od brba fl l ihc. Krpbpli QivoitiutDt is making lamiMi i- Jnpaocxe ticrl'jardß oo»cfrc:it In* ft oc»ion cf 2SC.COO tci s of abipp.it'. Cj i- e it-LB rulaiißK tv prietß, date of ii lvety.
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    CUSS WARFARE AND SNOBBERY.
    439 11 Bishop oo tbe Evils oi tbe Race For Wealth. So long as present conditiens continue we cannot ixpeci to pet id of dace warfare," aid tfco Bishop ct LiJ.fi- Id D< J A K'mpibotDt), preaohitg at Bcw Choroh recently "It if quite certain," be said, "tbat
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    United Malaysian.
    77 11 The tcpott c( tbe Uaiktd MkUveiM Rabbet Corcpicy frr Ifae jear endid Jcne FO, 1919, Btttiß Ifcal bt pion p»< fit if £*****. The art profit emcDDls to £48 847, eoaputd with X-^8 110 for tbe preceding year. trading baa b<m if cent l oanied on usdcrgioat diffieiK'fß
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    FOOTBALL LEAGUES,
    788 11 Points and Positions of The Clubs. Tbe lollowiig wen tb rcnkirwi cf the Clnbe ie the Association F .ciball Leagu i am March 15 Fihst Division. uo>u. P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. West BrcmAlbn ...82 '23 2 6 86 41 40 Burnley ...8* 17 8 62
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    EQUIPAGE ALLOWANCES.
    253 11 Quaiot Items in Government White Paper, II would appear Ui t Y.gooaat French m Lord Lieutenant u( lieiaiid cannot leave big Viceregal duties without due warraat granting auoh leave ol absence. a doeunu nt which oostß tbe State one pound This oh urge dnty appears in tbe return
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    43 11 SINGAPORE VO LUNTEER CORPS. Programme of drills, etc., Jot week. endIng Saturday, April 24, 1920 Thursday, April 22. S.V.C. Band, Band Practice, Drill Hall, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, April 24. S.R.E.V. Rifle Club, Balestier Range, 2.30 p.m. R. SMITH, 2nd Lieut., Acting Adjutant, S.V.C
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      279 11 JUST ARRIVED NEW MUSIC AND RECORDS "His Master's Voice /2& S. MOUTRIE CO. jL*H LIMITED Raffle* Square, Slojaporc Lead Wool ■IRUFaCTBREI IT TIE LEAO WOOL CO., LTO., SHOOLaM, lEIT FOR CAULKING IRON PIPE* STOCKS IN HAND IS PUBB SOFT LBAD CCT INIO CLBAN PINB RIBKBS IN Tag OLD i« the
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      170 11 RAFFIKHOTBI Tke largest and most BKcessfu) Hotel t*« lilaatt FACING THE SEA Luariou toltai of rooms and spacions lougea, rwaaaaaw and beautiful grounds. AFTERNOON TEA ■very Thursday, musk In attendance. Cinema th« ia«« from 6.15 p.m. Firat-claM cuisine. Guest Night every Saturday, Jluer Wlowed by cinema. AIELPHr HOTEL Every evening:
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    COL WARD, M.P., IN SIBERIA.
    501 12 Book on tbe Die-Hards' War .'d vent urea. Ono 'of the moat remarkable little "aide ■howa" of tbe wa« is deaoribed in tbe at»ai(?htfof ward atyle ot a Libia? leadet aad aoldi-.i in Wi:b «h D:e-H»td« in Siberia, by Caloael John W*>d, M.P oablishud recently.
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    LONDON'S BIG RESTAURANT.
    351 12 Trocsdero to Link op with Corner ■mm Arnßd->M Sltest, a KUad thotoai;b(are taiom^ off CoveißCij S re t, f.c.tJillj O'«cn«, ia to be obiittratea by hca*eb<Ltkprs, ai d (icm the ajhe3, Ibe D»i!y Ciitooic ani-r tlMids, Ibe phrenix cf Lcodoa'a gec^tsatresitioiact wnl aiiee. Wben extcißbd tbe othax
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    RADIOS IN JAPAN.
    254 12 Utilised to Relieve Cable Congestion Tbe Japma^e Djpartment of CommTiieaiioaß aUtua ib»l rinne tbe teatoratioo or tli. Papifio oabie to v*j:ki u^j >tict, tbe oogeati d ■a the cable tetvioj bis deoif>a>ed ti.au ia Toe poaitiuo, howevti, U far from ioti> (n tiiy Radios ate Roma t)
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    LIFE INSURANCE REFORMS.
    342 12 Affecting Millions of Policy Holders. Tho politiaal oorraapoadeat of tbe Daily Chronic 'a writes Several great iararaaoe aadeitakinga, aae affected b; thn tepoit ot Ibe impjiUm ooibmitlee, cr -i ted otei by LiJtd Pumow, appoiatdd to repo.t oa tbe pa-uiiuo ot Ibe ern^i iadaatvial osananies and aooieticr.
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    SHANGHAI COTTON.
    450 12 Strong British Syndicate Fo mcd. Ye?!c-i3j)''i devbiopuirnta with tefexnoe to tha Bbatgbti Coiion Manolaataking Co., '.td., °ays MM ■<■ C. Daily Njwa cf Maieb 16 weie cf tbe rates* icpjituiee and iatereat. It will t tca-embertd that tbe aarnta rf the c.mpiry. tollowicgnp^n tbe jadgmtnt in H. M.
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    THE EARTH'S FIGURE
    284 12 Surveying (he Ocean by Sound Haoglog. Rooently at the rojcua o( the R jjU Aatr v nomioal Soci.ty a »eog«»pmjal dicemsioa I «as opem.d bj M-. Dj Gr»»f daotn, of the Indian Sitrej, oa .be subject ol (ho hhape of tin earth. H« pointed out luat it
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      376 12 M Tr©y Trailed Bg a r, ton TROY TRAILING VAN to a .1 ton lorry, when you have 10 tun* of niatiTinl to move. The outiit will <io the same work us two 5 to:i lorries at just about hnif the cost of hauling the material l.y lorries* atom. Where
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      82 12 (Z/ivave? (Zcee/>Ja6He CIGARETTES Pjssaisthit 3iifnv?'a( 3 librii'i oanaatmatoih^fnoataxts.iQ' Te& saiakar. y "<s* M a^4f il(l.cl^(> 07 511 .-> y/jL ObtainabU evarywaere J\ jg ,/aa Bole Maunfaotarers "w^wm' *WUH TBBACCB CO.. LO.T WflL I LOIfDON t |k f I Bestol Dental Cream Whiteni th»» teeth and leav«*« novbmg ior I a
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    The Cavell Statue.
    1184 13 Qaeen Alexandra at Unveiling Ceremony, Qaaen A'oxsodra aovoilaJ the tmmorial, by Sir Q.orge Frampton, R.A whioh bia b: v L-tEoted to Name caveli in S». Martio'R Lane, on M\»o'i 17. It was wholiy fiitirgthat thU oeremmy tbonld be per liiiriui by ihb I) i»en Mother (jrths ont»ia«
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      212 13 IWTEain. LAIDIAW Go. LIMITED (Incorporated ia England PECIAI. DISPLAY CORSETS W. B. ODETTE NUFORM hvii| M 0^ L 8 MADAME IRENB TWSLiFIT Irltil in!UNI ,1 PAIAIS CORSETS l!| RIVAL The distiDgaishiag features of our special display o: corsets are the wide r JDge of new styles for all figures. We
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      231 13 Urodonal DISSOLVES URIC ACID Rheumatism Gout Gravel Arterio-Sclerosis Neuralgia Medical Option j_.--.y Ia whatever spot ol the h jay it may te loe»»ed, orio asid eavnot possibly TTol o VL r t Aa r»f Ki/lr\PV^ reUßt the pjwerfal dis«ol»hTn a>d I l\e WjDlST\€r Ol IVlOlieyS t imiaalim; aoti a il
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      860 14 %AIjES BY AUCTION ~IUSS3S. POWELL AKD CO. Will ff at aoelion at tbe Biapepor Harfaoa' no.i'd> «joio-vni *ior«B;3 B, Nob SS and 1«, iaejin« t'agtr, the to lowi»« rarjo ci ai. Ele>al and bitboaU W u ltrani ore akinr, wH voHbtablea, ucdoinal win.flat, rooad and iqiare iron b»ra, ambieLc fame,
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      634 14 SALES BY AUCTION TO ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS AND COMPANY PROMOTERS. IMPORTANT AUGTICH SALE Of Valuable Tin Mining Land at Ulu Mersing, Johore. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co's sale room, No. 30, Kling Street, Singapore, on Wednesday, Jane SO, at 2..10 pjn. All that piece of mining land situate at
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      280 14 THE TYPEWRITING BUREAU ACCURACY WB*W NEATNESS TlrFf DESPATCH SECRECT GUARANTEED BURLIN6TON HOUSE Coleman Street lacreaie Your Light Reduce Tour Cost by using philips y 2 WAn ELEG TRIG LAMPS Direct Importers UNITED ENGINEERS, LIMITED Electrical Department, Singapore. INGS SARONGS 31, Waterloo St. Opea IV to 12— 3 J0 to 6M
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      262 14 M. EZBKIEL Wholesale and Retail OpUdaaa O, HIGH STREET (Europe Hotel Buildings) BAGUIB HOTEL BAGULO, PHIUPPINB ISLANDS A mountain inn of unurual character and charm, situated 5,000 feet above the sea level amid pine-clad peaks. Mean temperature 65 degrees F. Golf, riding, out-of-door ■ports. Interesting native life, superb climate. Season
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      236 14 Kli»I Bun <flfc Oo« m, BOVTI BUDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE VfKi STOCK tto Bank Paper, medium site, It Iks. «^9 K "-flank Paper, D'medium site, 2« lbs. JfJ> 3£ Nanyang Bank, medium, 18 lbs. S#T* ~Sb Nanyang Bank, D'f scap, 16 lbs. I Thin and Thick Wrapping Papsr. $St Cartridge Paper,
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      89 15 Dodge- Brothers MOTOR CAR The gocdne»« of the car la seldom called into question. The thoughts about it are the same thoughts in thousands of minds. The market grows by what It feeds on and what it feeds on li the performance of the car, Deep and abounding satisfaction surrounds
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      154 15 4,000 London AND American Records »O In. $2 50 New Gramos. GMW0?H0III8 KEPIIRED BUICKU »N0 WELL NEW MUSIC 40c. c 0" 80BIHSSS PIMM CO. LTD. DOG'- HEAD TO IUV'.VB NEWS BASS ALE TO QUtfNCH V I- I THIFSr ft AD'S IMUW BEER A*D AS A TONIO Rf AD'S GUINNESS STOUT
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      478 16 FIREWOOD lat ame Maaldpallty of Singapore. Th* prime contractor liySuan Ki«t t%*«* ««U rwartetor oi Quaa Kiat aaa Oe.) Sole Agent dlobe Boiler Fluid (TVe Meal WlnU for preserving and CleanIs t sterna Soilers of every description) Phen* Nos. 1361 A IS6Z OSt* tfl, Phillip Street. Ph*ne Nos. 1450 ft
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      379 16 GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements I SB, Phillip Street. SINGAPORE. GOODS READY AND IN STOCK NOW American Axes, Elephant Brand Scythe Blades 40 inn., Europe Bass Brooms large size, Emery Cloth, Nicholson Files assorted sizes, Gauge Glasses Eureka assorted sixes, Brass Wire Gauze assorted mesh, I Hammers
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      906 16 CWSSIFIED ADVtRTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges for Wants, For Ssle, To Let, etc. In ordinsry close-set type (average sis words to line) are Per line one insertion 28 cts, two insertions 46 cts, three insertions 64 cts, four insertions 82 cts., five insertions $1.00, sli insertions $1.1.1. ten insertions $1.40, twelve
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      823 16 SITUATIONS VACANT ESTATE AND MINING WANTED, European medical officer for ..st*te work. Apply giTing full particulars «nd stating salary expected, to 627, Straits rimes. WANTED, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, to take charge of power plant. Good salary '<"" experienced man. Applications treated confidentially. Address Mines, Straits Times. WANTED, senior assistant for estate
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      720 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET. comfortable furnished bungalow Newton Road. Apply 65. The Arcade. WANTED to rent, furnished Europeai house ooming vacant about end of June next Three bedrooms and garage essential. Appl; 498. Straits Times. FOR SALE, GROVE HOUSE, Grove Road four bedrooms, two acres of land freehold tennis
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      372 16 Straits Motorcar Service, Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore) CARS ON HIRE Phokel233 REMEMBER In dealing with us, you get whether jo* are a Planter, a Miner or a Shipper, 70a* moneys worth, and that is Rood busin«aav for both sides. If you deal with us you will not want to go
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      200 16 Straits^Citr es TELEPHONES Editorial and General 6| Manager's Office 1117 Job Printing Office 1244 All communications relating to ciiroria matters and news should be address**, to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to ousiness matter*— 1 advertisements, subscriptions, account*. C i l§'AVAr?p Uld 6e ddress <*» THE MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATBS Wants,
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