The Straits Times, 20 March 1928

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 28,736. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. MARCH 20, 1928 PRICE J3 CENTS
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      57 1 Milkmaid Swertm«d Full ream Milk. Down with White Ants SIMPLICITY Jk 9 EFFICIENCY The "TERMiCIDE" White Ant Exterminating Machine will free you of all future worries from White Ants. Sole Agents MALAYA. MEDUSA d/fk MEDUSA WATERPROOFING WHITE CEMENT I SEE THE NEW GENERAL POST OFFICE AND MUNICIPAL OFFICES. Supplied by
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      226 1 €18 SUNDOUR Jlj CASEMENT CLOTH v A favourable contract placed for if>2S, cables us to offer this well-known 1 1 W !p|Pg $1.35 per yard (Colours) 4V; *^lfcl I HHfif^ $1• 1 0 per yard (Crea us Biack) *c mil Suitable for Curfains, i /ll2^rOT r Covers and Cushions. <^S--^
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      4 1 liirv:. ..lized Natural Milk.
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    UNITED SERDANG RUBBER.
    1121 2 Mr. Eric Wilier on Mr. Baldwin's tab-Shell." The twentieth ordinary general meeting of the United Serdang (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held on Feb. 16, at Winchester House, E.C. Mr. H. Eric Miller (chairman of the ■onipany), who presided, said the amalgamation with the Amalgamated Rubber iind
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      224 2 \\Jftft jS^^^^S-^ J^l'-f HAND WORTH HOLDING PHOKNIX, The "ROYAL FM SH of Minerals: I'hone MS. Kelviriator tk. o;j..> u»«...« ti.i.,,-^»»..r-,,.,..... The new all-porcelain Kelvinalor gf^flH^I^HH^^ now on display in Singapore, V eat tl:c ftawt and latest •r— ruhi-v'.-mont in the field of electric EjJBfcMJ S' refrigeration. B(.*sidc3 being of un-
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      205 2 8m -^^-A I <4 W I Cuticura Talcum Best For Everyday Use Because of its purity, combined with antiseptic properties which help to allay excessive perspiration. It imparts to the skin a delicate a:d refreshing fragrance. 'fSf~ Sample each Soap, Ointment »nd l.'i'i urn f r- mxmrequrst.fromMuuW I >\hipp>(M*Ur»)UmiUd.UnioDBuUduii. I
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      378 2 DDD Prescription is m infallible remedy for Ec:onia, Psoriasis, Bad l*£ Salt Rheum, Prickly Hoai, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, or other skin trouble. Salve* cannot do the work— they simply dog the pores. D.D.D. M not a sticky, smelly ointment, but a golden liquid Wish which sinks into the pcres. washes
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    LABOUR PROBLEMS.
    760 3 .Discussed at Negri Sembilan. (Fran Our Own Correspoadeat.) Kuala Lumpur. March. 18, The annuul meetinjr ol" the Nejiri •Ian Planters' Association was heM at the Sun'.-. l j'unr <Iui> oa Saturday last i. an. Mr. W. J. >r>ni;ht y presided ami the others present were: Messrs' <;. U
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    STORY OF THE DAY.
    40 3 Yoll MIW IM sli|)|)illK down the cliff nn.l wt yea Bade m ;hLi hi|it !<■ i bvc me. HaabMK) I did, I tell you I ran hen to trj to :.;> !i y»u. l>ut jou trot down IraL"
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      202 3 LOWER PRICES GREATER VALUE The following now reduced prices for Dodge Brothers four-cyii ruler cars become effective today the l."ith inst. STANDARD TOURING CARS $1,910 SPECIAL TOURING CAR $2,030 SPECIAL ROADSTER $2,030 SPORTS TOURING CAR $2,075 SPECIAL SEDAN $2,250 DE LUXE SEDAN $2,425 i:i addition t.i the price reduction above
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      624 3 {A-errvrtd r P. I illn-tratlon shawl one of tho M. 1 !.>«■■• «t River WMI era ng in thn M.900 Volt Line reeled by at for Ihe Newcastle Klectrie Supply Ltd. (ii r extensive rnnhm in this wi.it; ■■> .bl'es us I., carry out iIIhi contra h of any M|iiMi
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      632 3 v^Bbs?'- from WHETHER for use on leave only, or for r use, pet your car from the largest organisation »pc< lalising in wh.ir you require and offering the best terms auJ facilities (1) Large Showrooms with zoo (4) Any to 250 cars, new ami seiond- "Service 1 r r hand,
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      386 3 RUBBERJ5EEDS THE ANGLO DUTCH PLANTATIONS OF JAVA LTD., SmEBANG. JAVA will have available for snip in January-May, 192'J, ."TJIKADOE" S.eda frum their isolated budded need (gardens (87 acres) a Wangoenredja. The hud* need wen. uk~n in 1922 from twenty-five Mother Trn s whose average yield in thut year wan 200
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      495 4 P. 0. BRiTlSH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Ir.(-ot7"irnfi>rl in England i MAIL AND PASSINGS* ANP CARGO SERVICES PWIMMJLAK ORIENTAL S.N. CO. DMDK1 CONTRACT WITH HI.-- MA.1KSTVS COVIBNMFNT, I.o {DON AND FAS KAST KAIL BKR1 Ol'TWAROS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA ANT) JAPAN Tonnage due S'porr HOIU I Mnr. 2:: KASHGAR 9.000
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      533 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YISEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Maajlaa, KaratlUaa, London, Antwerp and Kottrrdam \-<c's Torirnee Due Sail KASUIMA MARU lo.ihn) Mar. M I1AKONK MARU 10..-.00 Apl. 1- IS SUWA MAR!" 11.IMK) Apl. M 27 FUSHIatl MAIU' 11,000 May 10 11 1'AKOZAKI MARU 10,500 May 2* U HAKUSA.N MARU 10,500 June
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      497 4 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Austral'*) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOrU.N'K. VIA JAVA, DARWIN A.\I) THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly iai!ir.js by the wellknown steamer KMtUXA f7JTI ton§) and the n>w raotoi null, MALABAR M.M2 tor.si. The ».s. MAK/.l.I.A if the large.', nnd (inert steamer trailing to Australia, Cabins ile Luxe,
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      604 4 X. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAV. GO. OF BATAV1A) 'Incorporated la Bella»d) Under contract with 'he NETHEKLAKD9 INDIAN r.OVKRXMEXT ['■•I !>hoii No :'i 40, with mb tuiiuatll— i Pa*»age, Freight, Transhipment Marine lie. us. and Manager 1 iv*k. Reaveamtativei for Biamyors and Rtraiti Settlement of the Official Tourist Bureau ■•f
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      555 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHU" CO.. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM X.W. CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England i IEGCTjAR SERVICE To LONDON*. .WisrRRDAX, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. BAM■i 'V.i- AND BREMEN. GENOA MAR. ■KII?F«. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. ifARSEILLK, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. EOSTON, NKW TORI AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE
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      408 4 THE SIAM STEAM NAV. GO. LTD. ■'.rpo'.-'od in ?iam> BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE, for K'linmiM, KNtny, 1 rcnejrunu, K»l»nlan, Bancnarn. Telapin, Pntunl, Sinrfora. Lc»i<n, Ban-Ion, Kohaaraui, tantnuan, Chumpon sn Baniiok. |l.r, .r' |->- \i.\y v Icctrir ghi Kci! l. mi..! ion i-oi*. T cki-: foi- iln- round ti kok r.mi Riagapor*
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      438 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BJGKNALL STEAMSHIP Ctl.* LTI. I ll BRM IN" I I\K PASKf RVirE TO ill M rKD XI.VI I'i'M ANK IKKN I lim M. n I --i i;\ ICE ni rw m(ds In Honi: hunt: Shanuhji and lapan Sport I iII v >n M Ma] ».m city of
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      432 5 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICI NEW YORK aad BOSTON ria COLOMBO, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES. Arrive Leava Leave S'pora S'pora Penang President Polk In purl Har.fl Mur.lM Prc.irteat Adaau Apl. 2 Apl. ft Apl. 7 Pt at CarflaU Apl. 18 Apl. IB Apl. 21 Pi.- <-nt Harrison
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      350 5 British-India Steam Nay. Co, Ltd. (AFCAK LI.YE) For HONG KONG, AMOY, MOJI, KOBE YOKOHAMA and OSAKA S.S. TALAMBA fS.Ols tons) S;iilinn April This vesMtl ha* azcelltot. raodtrn arcommodation tut first and se.-ond ciaao passen.nrcrs. For fall p-i-ttcaijfg r« ■-•j.gace, ate., apply to AOAMBON, 6ILFILLAN CO., I IVITKI) Iliing kune Hank
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      286 5 JUST UNPACKED n ORY Fi fin res Cigmittt Holders and Nmfiam Rings. S!U ER Butter Knives and Ica SjMOUJ and SIR All HAGS. Competitive Prices. NAMSEN'S S3, HIGH STREET. On time— 3ii the time The Weatd i mous I'hc World Over. STOCKED BY MX pETTER CLASS WATCH DEALERS. Relives Indigestion
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      153 5 SAWS! SAWS!! SAWS!!! CIRCULAR SAWS from 12 in. to T2 in. riiamc *>• T"' > '.^M|" 11 1 'j 1 i r << i ROSS I 1 BaW tA tr ni f; t0 ft. MILL SAWS I I -> HAM) SAWS \^T from 11 (o 20 in. BAND SAWS a&
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      456 6 PAVILION From Tvcaday, March 2«i to Mondiiv. March 2(i. at ;i.l-*> p.m. sharp. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE SHIRLEY MASON CULLEN LANDIS— DIANE THOMPSON in SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY \n Ka^t Si<l.' raaaaea Uii I beaiaa in raga and winJi do la rfche*. Vou*U enjoy Shirley Hason'n tran Itlon from Bower) tomboy
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      344 6 VICTORIA THEATRE TONIGHT AND NIGHTLY AT 9.30 WILBUR PLAYERS A SEASON OF LAUGHTER UNLIMITED. TO-NIGHT HANDCUFFED Th« Great New York detective story. Wednesday. March 21. Friday, March 23. CHARLEY'S AUNT TH E FAMILY UPSTAIRS Reviral of the Worlil frYmoas I'arce. l-nsrh in eTery 1 M Thuraday. March 22. Saturday, March
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      137 6 JOHAN TIN DREDGING, LTD. FOR SALE BY PMVATI BARGAIN EITHER OUTRIGHT OR BY ITEMS. One cab. ft. Meond-band BadMt Dredg* k'i.oou euble yardi expscity par m<'Mth to 45 [eft depth Woodc-n rcmtoon aad Super ■Intel ure eemplete -lith nil neeea»ar» ■parr*, tool*,' ate, »n.l inclodinff 2 Marshall I Dredger Koik-rs
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      178 6 G. H. MUMM Co.'s CORDON ROUGE AND CORDON ROUGE 1920 VINTAGE Sole Agents Katz Brothers, Ltd. Rt i Prepared To Welcome *7L P urt*t gvF CAPTAIN fal&ar* MiCHAEL STROGOFF PAVIUON TUESDAY, MARCH 27. "KODAK" FILM The first, and still the best The dependable film in the yellow carton. 'KODAK' FILMPACKS
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    202 7 rixfi uks. T»lliajr. March 20 H. W. 9.7 a.m.. X.3, 10.28 p.u., 8.0. Union Jack < lub, Annual Mtg., 6.30 p.m. U, Kurope Hotel. 7.3U leuffcd," Wilbur l'layers, Victoria p.m. V, ,l,,.-,I.i>. March 21 II. W. Ml am., U.l. 10.51 p.m., 8.4. II. pita! annual meeting 'i
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    179 7 Tu.'Mlay. Maicfc '20. I MM »lon««lilr the Wharvca or expected I lu ariivr. KEI'I'KI. IIARBOLK Mail HTharl Bariaait, Cross, Kcili.li, Lea. i 2W. < m! Wharf li.M.s. Viodicthr*. Coal Wharf Baa Balk YL3SELS IN DRY DOCKS. Tanjung I'agar Albert Dock Krian, Tarakan Victoria Dock Joraittut Kuranda Krppcl
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    132 7 To-dar. in Si Api 2 p.m. liil.W anJ T:mdkepi .'J p.m. iv For- i i.i. Philippine and Wes- i A. Box lulu 2 p.m. 1 M. Went Sumatra Selai ..I P-m. 4 p.m. p.m. At..- mhu and Natuna ltlimli ■i p.m. <.. .:h Wc*t Sumatra, Sontl. L»«t
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    CENTRAL PAHANG.
    278 7 Resolution Favouring Restriction. A mass meeting of Kuropean and Asiatic producers was held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Kaub on Satur- Mm- Ii IT. under the Genual Pahaag 1'lar.uis Associate.!, ;>> the question of robber restriction. In an address Yitomie lit Bon.iy Mid inn,*, i., -in
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  • SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      136 7 s ngmpori) Mar. ~0. I'.ubb.r. Local M'l MBU. Sti-ai! Tin. London Q8C 16«. Cubb.i. Firmer. link.; Katili S.i-'iT' tints, N«W Sc minis l.WrflM, .Mentakai.s 89-41 cints, Bukit Ji-ulongs 00-tij CCtltl, M::luka Piadaa IM-1JU%, Daitod Malacc.^ l.:'i'--1.30. .i.ram Kii..i.t.ui.-. 07H-1.1O, .'•".l.(i.".. Pajomi i.'.i'-l.i'.o. Conneman l.i.d. Sun;-<-i Bacam
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      Rose Macphail and Co.
      167 7 Siagapon, Mar. JO. Lomlun. Rubber Is. Id. r.p ">.d. Local tttt cents. London. Tin i.2.'ij IS*, up ."s. Mining. Stexly. Taiping 1.17 1.2» North Taipinf* 1.10-1.1!'.., South Taipinjr 5357 rents, Rffhmwi 1! vln.vlic 1 .r,7Vs-1.62'2, Honj; I :itt 68-70 (tntl, Ki'.u. Drvdgi- 1.4S1.50. Liu Piiih ES-M
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    EXCHANGES.
    56 7 [BJUTISH iUPCBUX KA01O] I K i>>. Mar. It. are ki i, in. ::oiri>;i> If. :',1-.J<:.. Broiw M, I Ph "iv> A.i.'- W j.i :;j, Coptnh gei U >ng Ken.: It. 'i l. *-i'".il.. i l Milan MAO, i:. 164' i, Rit, Bto-frl SMfckkola l LI ■1 .r,4.->. Yokohama Is.
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    PASSENGERS.
    83 7 r.t arriving on t ho PtmMmI Polk fr.mi tin- Ini'.-.l Btatel via j.ur.s w>N I or Singapore. Mr. and Mr:.. J. K. Carroll. tin, l\.t-> .1. Dan, Hill Marios S. l-'ay, Mrs. Ucrtrudi- A. ronunf, Mi. and Mr*. I:, -s.li gotten, Miss Kth.'i Uwis, Mr. McCallum, Mr. and Mrs.
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    POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERTS.
    79 7 W« air a.-i <i b that the committM wnuid In h :k> ful if thov ladies unc ftMinmn who undertook the Mb i>1 tukets for Ikt COBMTt < 'i Mari.!i 11 and wt.ii ha\e n..t yet handed in their ticket money a:.(! naold tickets, wculd kinilly do
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    40 7 By P. Juliana Kkraa inHm'x^ra Kfcytoi P C. IL.oft D'Artugnan lift Arrd. Spore Ixjndon y«b. 10 Mar. 6 Feb. IB Mar. 10 F*l> 17 M«r. Feb. J4 Mar. 17 F«h. :!l Miir. 1« fab. 23 Mar. 19
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    238 7 EXCHANGE. Bit iMnoii', Mar. 20. On London, Bank 4ms 23 15. 16 Demand Private 3 m. credit On N«W York. Demand i>6 3 1H 1 Private :>0 d ,'s VHk On mam, Bunk T.T. MM On India, B.mk T.T. USM On Honst Kong, Bnnk T.T. U% p.c.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    35 7 12 uVl.it-!. noon Mar. 20. Market turn. Laid Coble: London Spol Pheci la. Id. pet Ib New Yun. pot Sh« :> >s per II). Itaadard !:..v. .Ijnc Jii!; 49 r
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING.
      448 7 Val. Pd. £1 £1 Asnm Kumbang £1 ill Dangrin Tin 1 l Bataag Pfcdang 1 1 Hatu CVM £1 £1 ChvndiTiang 1 1 Chin Chin Cl £1 Kustvrn Slam Cl il Han.i Yai 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong r-.-.it II £1 Hucy Yot Pn-f. '.1 (1 Bmy
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      GENERAL.
      177 7 Issue Val. Pd. Buyers Seller* £1 £1 B. Am. Tobacco 4.18-0 6 0.0 1 1 Ontr»l Engine 0.50 0.66 1 1 Cycle Carriage 0.77W 0.82H tl £1 E. Smelting Co. 13.30 14.00 ;i ir. r Neenrt it.t;i is. on xd. 109 1M Hammer Co. 1S2.00 186.00 Ilk. 1^3 1^-.
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      DEBENTURES.
      95 7 a Eng. 6 p.c. $1284,800 «C<. prom. Singapore Cold Storage Deb. 7 p.c. tSKS.OOC 104 108 Singapore Municipal 5 p.c. 1,878.000 of 1901 par. 5 prem. Singapore Municipal 4Vi p.c. cf 1007 $1,000,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.e. of 1909 $1 100,000 90 par. Singapore Municipal 4 p.e.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      393 7 Prater and Co. and Ly»ll and Evatt's quntatinm. To-day's Pricei Fraser I. yail A t Co. Evatt. Allonby f*l i Alor <ii.j..n i.?') A. Hitam ($1) ■V. Kurting (SI I A in. Malay -■> J I A. Molck (*ii A. PniiES ($51 Halgownif (Jl) i hrojcas N. ($1)
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      DEATHS
      49 7 l'i RKIRA. On March 2(K !!^s. lin rv No. 829, Soraagoon Road, Violienta Partita ~1 iraara, dcarls balo*ad mother of Mr. 1. J. Paraira, »1 l'ul<> SamI nseral eortagt kM«M il>' residence ;t ti.-i r. 1.111. on March 21. for the Church Joseph, ami thenee t.i Bidadarl terv.
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
      24 7 ONG, Mr. tint Kim LUin ">"l family iioy i iihuivtv wh( .1 in ram rml >>> hit mother, -;•><: CrOlU, VTMthl, or lftti »f i-omlolenei'.
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      71 7 M'i: PLANTS. sn::iM tmi hl|C. KEFRIGERAT1 NG I A N IS. BOU8EHOLD REFRIGBI TIN BOX MA( HINERY Fur round and square tins. CROWN COMf MACHINERY COM to 20.000 per hour. DISTILLING PLANTS, efc, c INDENT THBOUQH is AT FACTORY PUCES. I'artitular. and ((n:.:.-.;io...-. in in A. FUKRMANN, SINGAPORE. 1'hune 2533.
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      83 7 Wedding )1{s bSil Presents IN HALL MARKED SILVERWARE AND CRYSTAL CUT GLASS FRANKEL'S (Watch Our Advt. l'atre 16). NIPPON HOTEL, IJKA( H ROAD. Tel. 1444. e POPULAI St K1YAKI in beef or chicken taken in 11 eool, comfortable Japanese room as it «m in japan from 11 a.m. to 12
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      478 7 MAI KIW'o.V At n* Maternity Hoipital .in Saturday, .March IT, 1928, ta Qimi Marie, wife of C;tpt:iin W. C. Maekinnen HAM.'., a Ml, Kiiini TAN. -;li. engagement n announced of Mr. Kh.i Kin Leans .>r Um Am«riiresj i Inc.. Mcend m <>f Mr an. I Khoo Con Slew, and ITTandton
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      867 7 i LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Classified AdvK.. *e« page 16. WANTS. FOI SAI .K. KT< I PARTNKR with small eapiUl want import hi.u-e. RepI) !•*■<. Si WANTKD OFFICE AND GODOWN, li vicinity of decks. Repl) 170, 8. Times. OFFICi: OR BUSINESS PREMISES to let I lei IN... i BittUr) Road. Apply
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      42 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Siation. < u rt. > .>; <; O vfrnni»nt Health Office.) I lor ilu- 14 Hours n.*in( at Midnight on > Match 19. I>ec I lcmp< ratun "1.2 F. -:itun- T«.4K. To.j r. >u> r. iture 75.2 F. humidity (Millibar) :to.4 .067 nil
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE TUESDAY, MARCH 20. SETTLEMENT FOR NANKING.
    630 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE TUESDAY, MARCH 20. SETTLEMENT FOR NANKING. The turn of events in China in favour of Britain has come so suddenly that it is still hard to realise all that it entails. But a few J weeks ,o came the news of the understanding between Hong Kong
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    328 8 The maximum sentence of three months' rigorous imprisonment passed by Mr Justice Thorne on a prominent broker :it Ipoh for failing to keep pioper books of I account is a step in the right direction. During the past few years there have beer, far too many instances of
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    HENRIK IBSEN.
    1273 8  -  Eric Gillett. NORWEGIAN POET AND DRAMATIST. (By It is a hundred years ago to-day since :lenrik Ibasa was lx>rn in an insignificant .yooden house at Skien. a small town on j :he south coast of Norway. Fir trees surround the place, which stands at he head of a
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    517 8 Mr. n. W. Grant, M.C. formerly acting Resident, Laboan, has socceodad Mr. Hazelton as Aaaiatant Secretary t.> Resident, Perak. Mrs. A. W. Oaborn, of Port Dickson, is leaving thi- week on a trip to Wester* Australia, and will W away for about three months. When the mail
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    RED ROSE AT DARWIN.
    157 8 Successful End to Adventurous Flight. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sydney. Mar. 19. CapUia Lancaster and Mrs. Keith Miller, flying the aeroplane Red Rose, "landed at Port Darwin after many vicissitudes since leavintr London on Oct. 14. A crowd of 100,000 save an ovation to (apt. Hinkler
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    LONDON RUBBER STOCKS.
    28 8 Lewis :inii Peat's cable from their London Ofltee >;ivcs hh.'i tun~ decrease iijAinic the- total London rublx-r Htock?» it Mar. 20 as re.iMd, til.OJh tons.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    61 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New Yo.k, aaad M the following cable dated Ma', is, their quotations beinj,' in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber sxchasgM hjm to-day. March JH cents, April S&3O, May 2H.50. June 2X.60, July 2H.70, AuKUst 2H.70 September 28.70, October 28.80, November 2C
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      190 8 fc '^fi_?S___ THE HOlsE njJL* OF QUALITY FOR MEN'S WEAR OF DISTINCTION. JABGM COAT SWEATER. Camel hair and wool wry light, £1A comfortable and warm, with two \rff Price $18.50 each. j/^J/^\ Price $2.95 each. iJ^jfT PULLOVBBS AND COAT Hf l/ j SW EATERS. *TQ rW J la I. variety
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    THE ZINOVIEFF LETTER.
    966 9 NEW DISCLOSURE. DRAMATIC STORY BY MR. BALDWIN. HOW DISCOVERY WAS MADE. n markalile >!i.r> was told in the House >il (ominous li\ Mr. K.ildwin »hen Mr. MacDMwM |>ro|>oscd a nuil ion callint; lor luriher inquirv into thi lain: ik /in<>\ i- (T Letter inrid<m i.t Maker, Itt4.
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    S. AFRICA AND EMPIRE.
    176 9 GEN. HERTZOCS VIEWS ON COOPERATION. [REUTEB TELECKAll] London, Mar. ID. ('ape Town In the Assembly, replying to the debate on the report on the Imperial Conference. General Hertzog said that never before in his life, at any rate as a politician, had he felt more strongly
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    DISARMAMENT.
    273 9 Russians and Turks At Geneva. [REL'TCB TELKGBAM] London, Mar. 19. Geneva lUs Tn.-kish delegation to the Preparatory Disarmament Conference, headed by the Foreign Ceauniaaari Tewfik Rusbdi, arrived and was greeted ai station m behalf of Litviaotf. At the afternoon .sitting-. Tewfik Baahdi developed the Turkish view on disarmament, which
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    NEW PRAYER BOOK.
    81 9 Draft of Amendments Issued. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby. Mar. 19. The draft of the measure for revision of tho I'rayer Book, amended by the House of Bishops, is issued, together with a memorandum explaining the changes made since rejection of the previous measure l>y th"- House (if
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    FRENCH REVENUE RETURNS.
    33 9 [HAVAS T&LKCRAM.J Paris, Mar. 1!». Th«» imni returns for Frbruury totklkd Vrs. 2,544,000,000, showingr an of Fr». 117,000,000 on February pf last year ami Krs. 1X7,000.000 on the 1'udget forecast.
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    RUBBER PRICES RISE.
    162 9 NEW YORK EXCITED. CREDIT ARRANGED FOR RESERVE POOL. [RELTER TELEGRAM] London, Mar. 19. New York A very brisk buying movement and a rapid advance in rubber prices followed the announcement that a credit of $60,000,000 had been arranged for the American rubber reserve pool, over 12,000 lots
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    INTER-COMMERCIAL FOOTBALL CUP.
    16 9 Winners United Engineer*. B; m --I Strata Thues Photo Kunntrs-up Asiatic IVtrolcum Co.
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    INDIAN CHILD MARRIAGE.
    94 9 Amendments in Delhi Assembly. [BELTER TELEGRAM] London. Mar. U New Delhi The Bill introduced by an Indian member of the Assembly in 192"( to prevent child niai naves was amended in committee so that it applies to child marriajfi's of all classes of the community, the object
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    SECRET FASCIST TRIBUNAL.
    56 9 S ECRET FASCIST TRIBUNAL. Allegations in Paris Murder Case. [TRANS-OCEAN VI* PAN-ASIA.] Berlin, Mar. 11). Paris Investigations into the murder of the Italian Savorelli in Paris sujrpest the existence of a secret Fascist tribunal here for the punishment of traitors. The IVess connects the arrival of the Italian Minister of
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    LADY BAILEYS FLIGHT.
    25 9 BKIT1SH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby. Mar. 1'.'. I. a t] Bailey, who is (lying from London to Cape Town, arrived *t Cairo to-d«y.
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    SITUATION IN CHINA.
    248 9 BRITISH DESPATCH. SERIOUS COMMUNIST RISING. [REL'TER TELECRAM] London, Mar. 10. Replying to Comdr. Kenworihy's request in the House of Commons for a statement on the present military and political situation in China. Sir Austen Chamberlain reviewed the political developments following on thr meeting of the Kuomintang in
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    COMMERCIAL MORALITY.
    173 9 Maximum Sentence On Ipoh Broker. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoi.. Mar. 20. The sensational bankruptcy of C'hua and Company, riMUwbcvken of Ipoh, resulted in the Official Assignee, Mr. B. B. Williams, ckaxstag <hua Thear, Poh, managing partner, with failure to keep any books in the latter part of
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    EGYPT'S NEW CABINET.
    123 9 INSISTS ON COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE. [REUTER TELEGRAM] London, Mar. 20. j Cairo The Now Trimc Minister,' Xahas I'a -hu. made a statement of polity before u packed house. He said the Gov- mUMBl had assumed power at a difficult ■nomrnt in order to safeguard the right* of the
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    DONETZ ARRESTS.
    235 9 Defiant Attitude of Russians. [KtXTER TELEGRAM] London, Mur. 20. Kigu Protest meetiii>r.s in varioOl :'entrt ■> of Russia, notably I.ciiinj;ra<l. where 12,000 workers are said to have ISSnmUad. passed resolutions very strongly condemning "'the German Government's interference with tht internal affairs of the Soviet Republic." in connection with
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    KING AMANULLAH.
    175 9 Successful Descent In Submarine. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Mar. 10. King Amanullah witnessed one hundred years of Naval progress to-day, when ho visited ftt Portsmouth the first Nelson flagship, Victory, and then the modern battleship Tijror. Afterwards he made a voyage in Submarine L22 to Southampton, being submerged
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    SWARAJISTS WALK OUT.
    117 9 Finance Bill Not Rejected. [REITEK TELEGRAM] London, Mar. 20. New iH-lhi The threatened rejection of the Finance Bill did not materialise, the Assembly passing it by 61 to 41. The debate was remarkable for the Swarajists walking out and also for a speech by the Mohamedan member.
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    "ROYAL OAK" INCIDENT.
    548 9 COMMONS SPEECH. COURT MARTIAL TO BE HELD. MR. BRIDGEMAN STATES POSITION. A statement nn what has btCWM know ii as the incident on II. M.S. Koyal Oak of tkt Mt-ditcrranean Fleet, was made by Mr. l.ridnrniaii. First I.ord of th«' Admiralty, in the House of Commons yesterday.
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
    91 9 [REUTER TELEGRAM] LnniiM. Mar. M. New Yoi I, Accoidinjc to thi' Federal Reserve Boafd monthly report, private investors in industrial organisations cane tu the relief of Wall BtrMt, during: the recent tremendous Stock Exchange activity, in older to maintain the supply of call money for carrying
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    "TEAPOT DOME" CASE.
    78 9 [REI.TER TELEGRAM] London. Mar. JO. Baltimore The Republican Senator Nye, chairman of lln- Senate investigation committee, re-affirminjf the statement that sensational developmenta MR impending in the Teaixit Pome" bcandal, rtdiculad Senator rlorah's su»f(restifin to laise u HUhsci-iptiun t« repay Sinclair's contribution of $160,000 to the Republican par'y's
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    KEW AND THE COLONIES.
    610 10 AN EMPIRE TOUR. DISTINGUISHED BOTANIST HERE. Dr. W. Hill, i «or of Ki the impor- nkal adviser in the Colomli. c. srho baa bean travelling in ...i,l New Zealand M U nission, arrived in i lay from Java, and it meni House, rith u Strait Hill
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    PERAK ST. PATRICK'S BALL.
    35 10 PERAK ST. PAT RICK'S BALL IFn Our Own I nt.) Ipoh, March I*. r. > hall on Saturday BBCled including Malay if the welcomed ■hleniatic typical i.i the hospital- !< dance wa< held in the town hall.
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL.
    815 10 U.E. Win Inter-Commercial Cup. The United Engineers won the Interm rciai (up y< sterday. when they defeated the A.P.C. at the Stadium i>y tl.< odd j;oal in three. H.F.. the Governor, Sir Hugh Clifford, rd and the Ranee of Sarawak were interested spectators and ■d highly amused by
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    INCIDENT AT THE DOCKS.
    114 10 MMgCf iind Policeman On Gmmgwaj. ike Third Potto Mafiatn* (Mr. C. H. Oaken) thi> morning. S. Mackin led j-uilty i.i MMOltJac a public servant in the execution of his duty. Ikm r. of tin- Sepoy Lines that M;ukinnon was a -i 1 that arrived from i
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      TENNIS.
      459 10 S.C.C. Tournament. The S.C.C. spring tournament begun yesterday. Ties resulted as follows Profession I'airs. A. D. Anderson and R. H. Wild v. K. Macdonald and J. S. Nathan, postponed. Captain R. O. D. Carey and Lieut. R. 0. Turner beat P. H. Romney and R. M. Pearce, 6—2, 6
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      HOCKEY.
      96 10 Y.M.C.A. Defeat Fort Canning. In a hockey match played yesterday on the YJf.CA. t.niuml between the Y.M.C.A. and Kort Canning, the Association won easily by f goals to 3. At half time the score wr.s one all. Both sides were not at full strength. The following will represant the
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      ROWING.
      80 10 Regatta Fixed for May A rowing regatta will be held at the Singapore.' Yacht Club on May 5. The events will be Nntt-Beresford Challenge Cjp Race for Junior Fours. Rodeese Challenge Cup Race for the Club Sculling Championship. A meeting of oarsmen will be held at th Ciub House
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      GOLF.
      54 10 Singapore (i.C. Soring Handicap Postponed. The Spring Cup Competition at the Singapore Golf Club has heen postponed on acc-ounl of rain, and will be played off on Saturday and Sunday the 24th and tftk inst. Members who return th« sixteen best scores in this competition will qualify far play
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      BRITISH BOXERS WIN.
      87 10 European Title for Johnny HilL [Renter ToleKram.] I-ondon, Mar. 19. Johnny Hill, the British flyweight champion, and Emile Pladner, the French champion, met at the National Sport nR Club to-night in a twenty-round contest for the European title. The decision went to Hill on points. At the
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      BOXING.
      138 10 Interesting Contests at Tanglin. The finals of the 2nd Duke of Wellington's Open boxing competition provided very uouil tpovt* at lanolin lust night. Theie was a large attendance, and at the conclusion Lieut. -Col. C. J. Pickering, C .M.G., D.S.O., presented the prizes. Results of the finals wen as
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      HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
      30 10 [Reuter Telegram.] London! Mar. 19. Matches played to-day resulted U follows Division Tottenham Hotspurs 0 Portsmouth Dhi.sion II. Barnsley I Stoke Division III (Southern). Luton 2 Northampliri
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    49 10 Invitations have b«en issued by the i students of the Coltejje of Medicine to an i At Home to be held on Friday, March 23. in honoot of Dr. G. E. Brooke, who I is shortly retiring lrom the Colony. H.E. the Governor and Lady Clifford will be present.
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    TOWN AND COUNTRY.
    334 10 Mr. T. Williams, who has worked for many years in the Federal Dispensary, Kuaia I.'.imnur. left for Homo on Saturday. Mr. K. P. Rcsaolds, manager of Jcram Pnilaiv.' estate, Bahau, and visiting agent of the Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd., is expected back this week from a short
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    STRIKERS' BOMBS.
    83 10 Arrested Hylams Charged And Remanded. The two Hylams arrested during the bomb attack on shoemakers' shops on Sunday evening were produced before the Third Police Magistrate (Mr. C. H. Dakers) this morning on an allegation of having committed an offence, the maxi- mum punishment for which is a
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    STORY OF SIBU FIRE.
    364 10 ONE HOUSE LEFT IN THE BAZAAR. Kullor detail.-- i>f the Bn at Sibu on March 7, when the entire business quarifr of this busy link- trading contra on the Rejanjr Kiver. Sarawak, was destroyed, wan obtained yesterday (ran Captain Dyason, maatar of the steamer Kuranda, which
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    WILBUR PLAYERS.
    348 10 LARGE AUDIENCE GREETS "THE SAP." CAST. Hetty Small Uiti Venn MerMroan J;.n<- Mason Ti.w Lindan I Camden Mtsi Florence Underbill Edward Hm on Mr. M'chel Duprc William Small i- The Sup "I .Mr. N. Anthony Haki r JaBMl Belden Mr. Earle Hoiizms Fcli:: Mr. Alfred Jenkn The popularity
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    AGAINST RESTRICTION.
    103 10 Conspicuous Action Of Agriculturists. (From Our Own Correspondent.) rvnunj;. Mar. If. I of the Malaya Ittna Association a: Parit Buntar this morning a reWntion Mas' I diaauoeiattag Itself from the ksoIuI adopted at the P.A.M. HSMting and at thi? meeting of <• which the I'. A.M. iipnstnti il.
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    39 10 age of pr. gramme at the Pa\i;,:rht brin re film Ollra.!;. a Mew York romance, i 1 1- Cotteo I ia IU ing roles. with Sett) I son and Kenn?th Harlan. will I thown, betides the latest Pathu Gazette.
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    ORCHARD ROAD SMASH.
    745 10 CHAUFFEUR'S STORY. WHY HE GAYE UP THE WHEEL further evidence was recorded by tin Singapore Coroner (Mr. K. <;. Bourne) this nomine into thi' death of Mr. w. is. Balfuur at the fiiwnl Hospital on thi of Feb. IT following motor-cai the s;.inu evening in Orchard Roa<1.
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    111 10 Mary Pwkf •id is as < .nsui. artiste to-day as she was in her twenties', bat time has its handicaps. Her prtSSn- fation of a young girl in that delightful (comedy My Best Girl", now showing at the Alhambra, though played with much j appeal, is not fully
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    THE SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE.
    92 10 The Singapore shoemakei continues. There have been no tY.rthei' n either side after the refusal to accept the employers' offer of an increase of 'Jll per cent, instead i>f the 10 per cent, demanded by the stril. It is now alleged that the bombing of the shoemakers'
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      RUBBER.
      448 11 T'. thi- Editor of the Straits Time*. Sir, I renwber reading quite lately that tin- Govertunenl bad MSt egg of >:.II.IHMI,«HMI n the Treason*. Urn I wrong in a*M»aataa [hut approximately half tins amount has mi tic rubber industry either through tbc payoMit <>f renti bj warn <'' tl'f
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    PARIT PERAK RUBBER.
    201 11 Proceedings at Yearly i Meeting. (From Our Own Correapoadsmt.) IVikiiv-'. .March 1'.'. I I h unlinary general meet- ing of Parii I'.r.ik RuMxr V«.. Mr. EreiI kid the total aett imenue for the year, inclusive of the i carry forward from tho lu.-t account, was ir.'.ir:. being
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    BULKY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
    40 11 n V,.,k Telephone and TVlotling with the th«- New York which c-ontaimi the nmmei »t ire in tin 1 ...in. The <1m-- nnwieMy thai th« perimentimt with the <i<u Kiaphir ropi practicable ;i iptttoi (•:..-h ol' Um
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    492 11 Malacca V.C. Bisley Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Mar. 18. The lUHtl opw Bisloy meeting, held under the wmfkm of the Malacca Votaalicr Carpi Battalion Kill.- Association. tea over the I'-ikit Srl'iikor Range. Malacca, on Saturday ami Sunday. Then was an exceeding y large entry forward, including
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    A BOGUS ROBBERY.
    233 11 lalse Report Against Chinese Conjurer. Kot'ure Mi. N. I>. Mudie. in the District lay afternoon, Chimee, .11. pleaded not guilty to a f making Un report t" the effect that he had been robbed i>\ a chini e, named Cheng Teefc Sunjj. I ouri inspector Meredith cond"..
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    172 11 SI NGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of l>nli~ up i" March 26, lv> Tuesday. Marek J". (.It p.m.. Drill Hull. Motor Cycle Platoon, Weapon Trainm*; US p.m.. Drill Hn'i Company, Company l.lf i.m.. Drill Hall, ff.VUk I 'it; >1". p.m.. I'liil Hall. S.V.F Ambulance, 8tr< Wednesday, March >1. 1.13 p.m., Hull
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    NOTES FROM SIAM.
    962 12 KIN(; VISITS H.M.S. HERMES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Mar. 1. After a visit of Bv* days the Hermes left yesterday ifUliWIII for Hoag Kon»;. Bangkok is declared an infected port m I BCOOUnt of cholera, and the llri'MS will have t<> go Into quarantine tor a
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    35 12 Ot-.ii < Tor week ending March 25: Ti'Ui.-lay. March Band I'ra. Headquarters, 5.1S pjn. llMtiag I, 6.15 p.m. k'rui^. ll.ncli X:. Anibulfuve Clan^ t k krten, .O.r> p i*.
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      The Inter-Services Rugby Match.
      273 13 London, March In the first half of the inter-Services ntateh tietwoen the Army and Navy at rwickenhun than was no mil It. hut in •h" fifth mhrate after the resumption, GoM u:u! Browm i.iatl. smart movement, whirh Tunuend Anished (iff by georiag a irv, Ran ikilfoHy
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      TENNIS.
      91 13 France licat.s Australia. In the third and Una] teat between Fraacr and Australia, played at Ad I'raiue won by live matchet to >W. I Result.' were a< follows: BruKnon beat Crawford, <>—l. 6—l. Rows beat Boumui, B—B, •">—7, 6—4. i.0.-.-.i and Bragvoa beat rattenoa Ism] llopman, 2, 8 Drusrnon
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      CROSS-AMERICA MARATHON.
      51 13 London. Mar. The Britisher, Charley Hart, who is ti.; ai aire, anonx the ">iw eosmopoli- :an rompetiton who started in the Tran< Continental Marathon Rate (B»WK> miles.) The race is l'roin Los Angelet to New York, r<.i a triae of :".<hmi. The cnmpi-.itors n;-.i<t COTCr •"•0 rii|(>s per
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    BRITISH BOWLERS.
    129 13 The National Team For California. Ai th.' iiivitation i f the araaUaßt of the California BowUbs fteoochiliiiii a paity of aboat "J-'i i.ritish bowlen have t>ai)e<l for America. During: their .lay Mriee <>!' BMtehee will be played aaWMI elubi ami teat (probably three) for p of the Vraerioan
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      762 14 IN THE SyPREME COURT or THE. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS si:iti.kmi:m OP RINGAPOU. Originating Summons No. s:i of 1910. In the Matter of TAN SIKOW KOMI. .111 allt'uod lunatic and in the Matter if the Civil 1'roci-rliire (ode. AUCTION SALE of valunl"!" leaaeheld land nnd shophouse .it F'ont Quoy, I.nroni; Telok, New
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      277 14 U OUST I PIPES tor FUIN WATER AND SANITARY WORK. Better and not more expensive than zinc pipes. S. K. EtiMiiUMfto BROSSARD MOPIN (Incorporate! in France) SINGAPORE. ELECTROLUX B CT f^ \P4] ttttrigtntmr. jj I I/OW I'nre. I E£ |i| Electricity g jj JJ Not Essential. 1 Perfect J l'r.'scrvation.
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