The Straits Times, 6 March 1929

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      522 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APGAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND I'ASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL BJJ. CO. LNDHR CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage due Spore 1929 NALDERA 16.100 Mar. 9 KARMALA 9,100
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      553 2 Shipping Announcements CEKIIi (NIPPON YI'SEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp an Rotterdam Vessels Tonnage Due &ai FUSHIMI MARU 11,000 Mar. 14 HAKOZAKI MARU 10,500 Mar. 28 2 HAKUSAN MARL' 10,500 Apl. 11 t KITANO MARU 8,000 Apl. 25 2 HARUNA MARU 10,500 May 9 10 t KAMO MARU
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      521 2 BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND Regulm- monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,875 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4,512! tona). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      628 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY, CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with t.:e NETHERLANDS [NDIAH GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 3GIO, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment Marine Dcpts. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Straits ScttlemenU of tim Official Tourist Bureau of Java. All inforrnution, dotuiled itineraries
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      530 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD.. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR SERVICE TO LONDON AMS TERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAM BURG AND BREMEN— GENOA, MAR SEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.— MARSEILLES. HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AN GLASGOW— BOSTON, NEW YORK AN BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE—
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      515 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO. LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. For Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan Bai!;:nara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, I.aeon, Sicnon. Bandon, Kohsamui, Lnngsuan, Chumpon an-l Bangkok. Arrival departure SUDDHADIB In port Mar. I MALINI Mar. U Mar. U PRACHATIPOK Mar. 18 Mar. 20 The »teamer» are fitted throughout
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      513 3 Shipping Announcements ELLERKftft BUGKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) ELLERMAN hISE PASSENrrR AVD FREIGHT SERVICE TO THK I -'TED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT FREIGnT SERVICE OUTWARDS To Bcng Eong, Shanghai and Japaa Due S'por* M, CITY OF nELTTI Mar. 10 I* OTV O» GLASGOW Apl. 10 s.s. C"!TY OK MOBILE
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      450 3 caSrf AMERICAN MAO, UKB ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE from BINGAPORB and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES. GENOA and MARSEILLES to NEW YORK and BOSTON Arrive Le.T* Leare Spore Spore Penang RI'TH ALEXANDER In port Mar. 7 Mar. 9 IKES. G ARKIHI.Ii Mar. 18 Mar. 21 Mar. 23 PRES. JOHNSON
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      529 3 DUTCH MAILS Stoomvaart Maatschappij Nederland and Rotterdam Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO C«"Q» Amsterdam Southampton Marseille. Rotterdam Tonnage Le.ir* Spore Prinses Juliana 8,100 S.MX. Mar. 8 Tambora 6,600 R.L. Mar. 15 P. C. Hooft 14,600 S.M.N. Slar. 22 Indrapoera 12,000 R.L, Mar. 2i Kon. der Ned. 8,200 S.M.N.
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      397 3 B.LS.N. CO., LTD. APCAR LINE For HONG KONG, AMOY, and JAPAN S.S. SANTHIA Sailing March 13 This vessel has excellent modern ac- > commodation for first and second class! passengers. For full particulars, apply to ADAMSON, GILFILLAN ft CO, LIMITED Hong Kong Bank Chambers. Tel. SOOO. Always specify "GOLD LEAF"
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      120 3 The Cine-Pictnres yon have always wanted are now possible. I smEsmEsmbi!sbSs^E?l!^^^B^ v >c<sr*~-^'i A KODALITE will enable you to make moving pictures at night, in the house or outside, with a CINE-KODAK" f 1.9 lens THE SPEED CAMERA. KODAK LIMITED (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE. f %m^ Bbbb? Sisae S3 New
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      640 4 MALACCA PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will take place at 10.S0 a.m. in the Malacca Club on Sunday, March 10. 1929. AGENDA. 1 Minutes of last Annual General Meet- 1 lag and Special General Meeting. g. Correspondence. I Report and Accounts. I Klcrtion of Chairman,
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      207 4 LET THIS LABEL Determine Your Choice Fraser Neave, Ltd. AERATED WATERS SPECIALISTS. i,tAl)iMi SPIRIT. JpllF /J/ <(i_^ f/^f AGENTS: Q *\T 7 SIME, DARBY 4P» a tx v^v/.. JUH-». I I I .1-1 111 THE S.S. POLICE BAND WILL PLAY AT BOT \NIC GARDENS, 5 p.m. WATERLOO STREET, 9 p.m.
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      255 4 jrtij^ jffi^RjWHSJyffg*^*^ r i S| ACCESSOIUES |y^ S"«_gMT •SJT-^S! X.___J^ THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD. liiicoiporaleil in Ensland HKQAFOB-. KIIALA |L 7 r_ i M __»__«__^__^_^__^_B-«^»MW-~W*»**'" > l^^__-___^__* It Pays to Buy the Best OPINIONS differ as opinions will, but behind all differences of opinion there is a feeling in
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      141 4 "Man and Lioix" Cement V\j__T Best Portland Hi) Rapid Hardening Supplied against the Singapore Municipal contract for several years. Used by leading European contractors throughout Malaya. Prices Low. Copies of Official tests sent on p««<U«t 10 Sole Agents:ADAMSON, GILFILLAN I CO., LTD. Singapore. Penang, Mnlacca, Kuala Lumpur, and Ipoh. IDEAL
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    TROUBLE ON CITY OF BEDFORD.
    636 5 Stubborn Firemen. IMPRISONMENT FOR DISOBEDIENCE. Given ;he option of returning uni ouditionaily to their ship, the City ot' Bedford, or going to pi ison, 16 firemen the luttcr in the Marina Court i Monday before the Maalai Attendant (<aiu. Geoffrey Krejrberg, R.N.) At the outset
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    LONDON SHOP OF A.D.60.
    248 5 Koman Remains found Under City Church. Many relics of Roman Lor.don wliiih i.i- in en found during underpinning A»..rk at All Hallows Pal hy Baa Church, nt which the Rev. T. B. Clayton, founder of the Tee 11. h vicar, has been on view to the
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    "SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL."
    100 5 The New York Times learns that an autographic manuscript of the School for which has l>e<n treasurml by Shiiiiiar. family for 150 years, having Ix-tn 1. 1. ught to the UniWd States of Ann rita by A. P. Urinsley Sherdian, has in-, r sold la a New
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    MR. COOK APOLOGISES.
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    Damages for Alleged Slander.
    390 5 .Mr. A. J. Cook, secretary of the Miners' K*<leialmu, states the Press Association, has apologised to Mr. Si A. Spencer, Inde pendent Labour M.P. for the Broxtovv Division of Notts, who had entered an action against him in the High Court claiming damages for alleged slander
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    113 5 The Kiga correspondent of a Home paper says :—The sham Tsar, who, as 1 stated v fortnight ago, had appeared in the Ukraine and won peasant support, has been arrested by agents of the Ogpu l (Cheka), together with 78 of his follow- ers. The Soviet newspaper Krasnaya Gazeta" states
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  • "CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE" IN INDIA.
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      VICEROY'S WARNING.
      1509 5 Moral of Ag-hanistan Rising. THE EXTREMISTS. I long as for nothing rise to see political life tn India move clown orderly channc.s tn it> full tei.ii of natural development," said Lori [rwin reccm y, and he spoKe, as he always docs, from the heart. There is :i Persian
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    EX-KAISER'S ART SALE.
    1010 5 Vigorous Protest MASTERPIECES SENT ABROAD. The utmost secrecy has surrounds! the r* > 1 1 of the Conner Kaiser to dispose at pictures from the Hohenzollern art i-olltttiuns during the past few months, write* a special correspondent in the Daily Mail. Appareitly, deprived of the enjoyment of
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      29 5 v^%v KEEPS BRIGHT ;M^^P^a| BRIGHF i "^^v^^nb) Sole A tuts M |a va m tW^I MACKAf, MONK, LTD. SINGAPORE AND PBNANG. mmmmmw otKk mllllllllllllll^^uaaaaaaaaaaWll''l'Vni:lP L V ■^uaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^uaaaaj||P^J|^^B 'i'hone 3463.
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      95 5 GODET Parf urns de Luxe 'mao--^ Specialities JOFnj CONCENTRES de Rose and ...■:--f Jasmin .W*T\ PETITE FLEUR BLEUE "~ji FOLIE BLEUE JASMIN d'ORIENT p" X DIVIMTE l.^lJ MONDANITE M EXQUISITE gg L r r Sol Agents for S.S.. F.M.S. and HAM FRANCO EASTERN TRADING CO. 3aa< I'ARIS SINGAPOKE BANGKOK. umS«-''Vi''
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    CAR NUMBER TOO LARGE
    185 6 Driver Iwied for Plate Tjc Easily Seen. I ■V.- luniiln tVat the i>olii-t- should iav« lometMvg batter to do than waste lit-lr lime over thCM pet'. v details. Th':;'S milv another example of one of Umm .M.-yinrc torhn'cal wBmett brMgfct up i;ai: motorists." This stateim-nt was
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      117 6 The Famous v"* if Bpedal presents r '.tang V i¥l#-fc Recommended and very c "S for movu.u M. ard Wtar PURE NICKEI I R POCKBT WATCH. leli with th- Cl WARRANTY ajid Urn gamaatm of n »ker Special "THUSTY" Cynw— lo .lewd Movement. if r ''i'll'BMifd ii f > ff
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      152 6 DAY by day the Brooke Bond factory is packing more tea in the patent containers. Day by day more people are buying Brooke Bond and liking it p\ I cover VtyuMr -tfndfr leaf tea lnWW?@ from v I'm Vis Blj^jfiaß ii chos.cn to; Lluo bknd. Tl.e tea wiih garden iieshness.
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    ROYAL VOLUMES SOLD.
    366 7 A King's Ronsard. RAKE BARGAINS IN PARIS. A crowd of lovers of books and their binding:*, us well as dealers from I/ondon, Brussels and Berlin, gathered at the QtatgeM I'.-tit Gallery, ParK n Feb. 1, for the sale of Henri I<avedan"s rare books and portfolios from the
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    48 7 Hawaii .Serai.— 47.(loo 11.. llaLk Hnlnt. :;7."0n 11,. Hanmsu. JC'.omi Ib. Kuruu. :(0/MHI Ik. M*rrhiston.— lll.<h!fl Ib. Mountjo> 24,r,»0 Ib. Mundai-Tfkonir.— lo,l44 11. Maj^lie (Johore IS.OOO 11. Mnur 1tam.— 24,4.1!) 11.. I'erliias.— 2l.(MlU II). IVnunjt.— 3:t3,(MMl Ib. iiuh.ua. ■14.1.MMP Ib. SvkoiiK- -1"..1U« Ib. Kaljn.n>[.— l29.ooo 11..
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    NETWORK OF AIRPARKS IN ENGLAND.
    1543 7 BRITISH POLICY. (Grants for Civil Flying Clubs. MANY LANDING GROUNDS The formation of an organisation in (Went Britain which, with official support, is to provide a practical flying system for the whole country was explained in I majl week by Sir Samuel Hoare, the Secretary
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    ACUTE FAMINE IN KENYA.
    144 7 Drought and Ixx-usts. I RELIEF MEASURES VY LEGISLATURE. Nairobi. Feb. 24. Owing to the severe agricultural situation caused by drought and destruction by locusts, the Nairobi Legislature have pas?e<! an Kmergency Bill controlling the export of foodstuffs and regulating prices, in order to avoid undue inflation.
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    TIN RETURNS
    296 7 «'h.-jnl.-ri;«iii-. Drctiif- a,?71 hours, sii.iiuc ,'»r<i«, i :i, |,ii U ]s. Uydraulicing Jabu 38,000 yard, ,n<l IM picul* Ufc U.ooo yards and 7(1 pirate, Ti>n|(kuh Compound No Liability.— Setul dredei- 513 hours, 14I.4S0 yards, l.wii piculs. Muntin dredge r.m hours, 132,011 yards, 4:il pu-ul*. Tonirkah Compound No. g
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      209 7 i TUB IDEAL COMBINATION for your washable coats are the Krementi coat buttons and Krementx collar sets. Krementi coat buttons a re big rime savers. They are put on and taken out easily but, when on, the bodkin-clutch holds them like an anchor. /£fi|B&P No chance of 10-ing them. &»§Spl
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      193 7 ALHAMBRA TAN CHENG KEE < .'<•.. ;.ii)., I'vMricton pro<;kamme Commencing Friday;, Harch L ending H edneulny, March 6 In I hi- Second Show at <> p.m. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS Together with Kox World New* MADGE BELLAMY in MOTHER KNOWS BEST A ('(iiin-(ly-l).':ui,.-t hi^iily entertaining with imtliOH iuml tli<" .stnij.sKlt'-<
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      275 8 Pavilion Theatre Commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 12 BEAU SABREUR The Answer to BEAU GESTE Story hy Sir PESdVAL WHEN WITH GARY COOPBR EVELYN BKENT NOAH BEERY WILLIAM POWELL. Again the thrill and «-xciti-ini-nt in the Krciuh Kcrt Iga Lc|h«. ROMANCE! ACTION! THRILLS! ADVKNTUBB I »js«^;» •^QZw? If It* A Taramount Picture
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      193 8 TONIGHT IN GLORIOUS BETSY It's A Master Picture from AUSTRALASIAN FILMS (EAST), LTD. i The Sign of Consistency. ALHAMBRA SHORTLY VlltlVl A BANKY IN HER FIRST SOLO STARRING ROLE IN TKi: AWAKENING Supported liv LOUIS WOLIIEIM of "TEMPEST" Fame. It's beauty will eclour your memory for days. A UNITED ARTISTS
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      251 8 An Evidence of Public Coirfdence New Insurance Issued 1918 &3.817.M6. 1923 lvu ill 7, 943, 002. Insurance in I r orce 1918 i. tnjmASi 192J £5M*5,21t. 1928 i! 93 ,148,749. Assets 1918 &5.44&.24.V 1923 $.%7U,7U. l9iS £17,978,501. DiviJends ro Po!ityho!»!<.iS 1918 t!M*». 1923 tMIJM. 1028 £101,534. THE Manufacturers Life INSURANCE
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      14 8 UNIVERSAL PICTURES COMING fttriDß HUGOS SmMvkTJJttt^ rjdARYPHILHMv BETTER AND FUNNIER THAN THE COHENS KELLYS.
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      130 8 ALHAMBRA TO-NIGHT PL I' I *A* SL•■ »v BT% j The Grippin >toi Actress and .i Mothi r w her rise from tlw to tlic h"i^'"!'< Th« Bmith**-— ReveUtioM ut th* r«-al life ai.d Komi I st r behind th.- KWIM ho* llak -l..lieve INDIVIDUAL AT'IIiAC'IION.B THE BEST SCREEN EMEKTAIN.MEM
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    168 9 WcAwaiar, Man-h fi H. W, p.m.. r,.4. i teen (Int.r-Com. Cup), lyen Widowers' nnuiei,,' Theatre, m p.m. M ret 7 -.2. 9.51 p.m., r,.Q. Prrnalioa," Victoria 1 I>.m. :rch 8 W. IJn, T.r>, 10.1R p.m., 7.3. Uarefla 1 rln es 8 a.m. I. aa i mail
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    207 9 Wednesday, March fi. ■ships alongside the Wharvei or expected tn arrive. Entrance Kll'lll. HARBOUR. Main Wharf ClMN Pontoon No. 2, Sea Hermes, The Cable. I.ih. Vedette, Ajriie.- I.ih. Andrew. 00 Wharf Nil Ct :il V.h.uf S IN DRY DOCKS. T.-iTiJo-rr l'agar. Wharf Umhonia A I in ii
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    174 9 To-day. 1 Noanbar) 2 p.m. lljambi I Van Candle*) p.m. v 1 rid h. lantan iSuddhailili) 2 p.m. I'uiiti nak 1 K' n !l p.m. Banks I iland, Pladjoe arv! ralembanc i h< d( n I I p.,,,. ■nj I S.\. l!' ,rc;-lsl ::..!0 p.m. lOudcrkcrk) :i..jd|>-m.
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    PUTEH TIN DREDGING CO., LIMITED
    63 9 •rate.l in the F.M.P.> NOTICE >■ ■.rl,y t.ven that a third mdd ridend of 7 per cent, in respect war .-ndinir April 30. 192tP, has been Shareholders on March (i*M that the transfer the t' L .ippany will be closed froir. net .2. botft .lays
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      SHIPPING NOTES.
      338 9 Annual Meeting Of Merchant Guild. The committee's report presented at the animal meeting of the Straits Meri chant Service Guild. (Capt. F. Caithness presiding), showed that the Guild has a lotal membership of 191. j The hon. treasurer (Mr. J. \V. Harries) reported that the general reserve fund
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      MARELLA SAILING.
      59 9 Due to Leave on Friday Morning. Messrs. Boustead and Co., agents for the Marclla, announce that the vessel is expcited to sail for Australian ports- at I 1 a.m. on Friday from godown 50. The I Marella had to go into dock for repairs, causing a delay of
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      MANUFACTURERS LIFE.
      206 9 A Year of Splendid Growth. The 42nd annual report of the Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. for 1928, as submitted to policyholders and shareholders at the annual meeting held on Jan. 17. shows splendid growth. Thr new insurance issued during the year exceeded that of any previous year in
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      EXCHANGES.
      79 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Mar. 5. Foreign exchange are Amsterdam 12.11 -m, Athens 375, Berlin 20.454, Bombay Is. 5 31-32d., Brussels 34.95'i. Bucharest 816 Buenos Aires 47 11-32, Copenhagen 18.20H, Geneva 25.2, Helsingfors 192*. Hong Kong Is. ll^d., Kobe Is. 0 15-16d.. Lisbon 1O9'». Madrid 31.02»*. Milan 82.65. New
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      38 9 Prom Indo-China. by Compiegne, due at Singapore 9 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan, by Seiyo Maru, due at Singapore to-morrow. From (Holland, by Indrarpoera, due at Singapore on Friday morning. From Western Australia, hy (Vntnur
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      136 9 EXCHANGE Singapore, Mar. 6. On London, B«nk 4 m/» 2/3 29/32 Demand 2/3 25 .;2 Private 3m. credit 2/4 7/6 Or. New York, Dcmp:.d 60 111 Private !»0 .i M On Fr«n«, Btni T.I. »«l On India. Bank T.T. On Japan, Bank T.T. "i* Berlin Marks. Bank T.T. S Bar
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCN.
      64 9 Tone of Market :—Stagnant. Latest Cabl« :—London Spot Sheet 12-« d. per lb. New York :—Spot Sheet (i. cents 2. rr > 7» per lb. 12 o'clock I noon Mar. S.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. itandard R.S.S. on Tender Spot Karet April-June July-Sept. Oct.-Dec.
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      STOCKS AND SHARES.
      17 9 Issued by Frascr and Co., Exchange and Stock Brokers. Sinjraii'iri'. .Var. fi, la a.m.
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      MINING.
      445 9 Issue Val. Pd. '£1 £1 Ana KuniliaiiK £1 £1 Bangrin Tin 1 1 Butang Padang 1 1 Ilatu (:iv,-s 1 1 i:,j .it Arung |£1 £1 Burmah Malar (£1 i'l I 1 h"Tnl<i):iiii|£1 £1 Kastern Stea £1 £1 Haad Yai 1 Hitsm Tin 1 1 Hone Fktt '£1 £1
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      GENERAL.
      247 9 i Val Pd. Buyer. Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefi. 2.07V4 2 12V4 I 2 Alex. Brick Ords. 2.V, 2 S3 xd £1 £1 Brit. Am Tohacco 6.2.6 £53 Canadian Kavlv 11/. 12'. 1 1 Central Engine 0.70 0.80 xd. 1 Cycle and Carriage 0.60 0.65 10s. 10s. DulT
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
      114 9 U. Eng. 6 p.c. 1,225.500 Norn. Spore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 101 103 ci. Singapore Municipal 6 p.c. of 1901 red. 1930 J1.878,000 par 57« prcm. Singapore Municipal 4% p.c. of 1907 red. 1947 $l,fi()0,()Uil 95 par. Singapore Municipal 1■- p.c. of
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      399 9 Fraser and Co. and I.yall and Evatt's quotations All.-.il.y ($1) Alor Gajah ($1) A. Hitam ($1) A. Kuning isl) Am. Malay ($2) A. Molek ($1) A. I'anas ($5) Baljrownie ($1) Bassett ($1; Broirab ($1) I Brunei <»5j B. Jolutong ($1) B. Katil (tl) Bukit K. B. ($1) B.
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      PASSENGERS.
      242 9 The following passengers arrived by the President liner Ruth Alexander on her maiden voyage from America For Singapore Mrs. E. H. Adams, Masters Adams, Miss \,wa Arima, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barnwell. Master Geo. Barnwcll, Mr. Ernest E. Barber, Mr. Rob. A. Baxter. Miss Margaret Burrage. Mr. Fredrick Cann,
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      32 9 The M. M. steamer Compiegne is due here from Saigon to-morrt.w .it I a.m. and will iii i.:il,ly sail the sume ilay at ft p.m. for Colombo. Djibouti;- Port Sni.! and Marseilles.
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        Macphail and Co., Ltd.
        104 9 Pitl(?ap..r.'. .,I:ir. li. Rubl.cr. Local -Ij ecntl pi-r II.. M.:... If. jbrr*. -yu,«t. Kundoogi :i ii-:; 19 2-S5-2.65, Ayer Moleka L>.30-«.40, Me,i ■>..:'. cento, Sungei Tukaag. ijji'., Uu Uvnuts Grj-Td cants, Maw Scud^i. ..'5. Aaadal-Tekoiin oo-oi; init. Quiit. Kuenmii !.:i^> -I.*-' I -:l-4.;'j cent?. U!u K.anRs
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        Rose Macphail and Co.
        168 9 Singapore. Mar. 0. London. Rubber Is. O^id., down '4d London.— Tin £222 10s., unchanged. Mining.— Steady. Sungci Way 2.95-3.05. Kuchais 1.3214-1.37^, Kinta Dredge 1 50-1 .V, Klang River MO-MS, Hong Fatta 70-72 cents.' Malaya Consols. Gl-«:t cents, Peniiwats BO-K cents, Pctaling 5.20-5.30, Ulu Klanjr l.UM-l-47'.i, Johans
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      RUBBER PRICES.
      69 9 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, semi us the following cable, dated Mar. 5, their quotation:; being in gold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber Exchange sales to-day 1 -125 tons. I March 25.80, April 26.00. May 20.40. June 2G.-I0, July 26.50, August 2G.60. Sep- i tember
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      SINGAPORE TRACTION.
      296 9 Development Policy Fully Warranted. The third annual general meeting of the Singapore Traction Company. Ltd., was held on Feb. 6, at Basildon House, .Moorgate K C Mr. L. W. Hawkins (the chairman > said that it was satisfactory that they had re- i entered in a modest way
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      DEATH
      66 9 l IM. Bclovc-il k\l- Mr. Urn Kong Tiua (n.-c Tay Km Si), on Sunday, March IMB, at h.-r raiidenca No, 14-1, liukit H.. Swee. at the aice of I UM*d leave* hehimi a vidomr, ■•>'> «ii^, Husra. Ijm Hiiti hy.'. Lin limn Huck. DIM daughter and saranl rslathru mourn
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      28 9 THAU. In -..i and ev<-r loTing nemory of my jUtar, Sal Nyuk, who departad t on March i!)2rt aitcd It. Gone buf not foigottai Hy YIN.
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      71 9 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandan.t; Kerbau Station. <B> Courtesy of Kovernmrnt Health Office.) For the 24 Hours endinc at Midnight on March 3. Max. .shade temperature Bf>. ■ra. hade temperature 78 K. Maaa hade temperature "C.tl t"! Max. sun radiation 90 p' Min. grass radiation 70 F.' Mi'::ii wet bulh t< mpi'rature
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. "FRIENDLY & HELPFUL."
    943 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6. "FRIENDLY HELPFUL." In the address which followed his inauguration into what has boon describe! as the greatest office in the world President Hoover immediately challenged worldwide attention. It was a ringing message from a man who bids fair to rank with the most
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    BRITISH SPORTING PRESTIGE.
    1371 10 What is the Old Country! Coming To?" (By the Earl of Bective.) What is the old country coming to? grumMed a disgruntled critic the other day. We're being licked all over th- place in sport." He had been reviewii.it Britain's athletic and sporting achievements while a remarkably
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    495 10 Mr. R. T. Foster, of Seremban, has returned from a holiday at Home. The Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, of the Hong Kong Civil Service and Mrs. Wolfe are passengers for home on the P. and O. liner Macedonia. The Karmala carrying details of the R.A.
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      A GOVERNOR'S APOLOGIA.
      271 10 There was a pleasant international flavour nbout the luncheon given by the American Association yesterday, and fellow-countrymen of Sir Hugh Clifford must feel, after reading the friendly and cordial speech which is reported in our news columns, that His Excellency said just what they would have liked
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      EDUCATIONAL CRUISES.
      295 10 Sir Hugh Clifford's recognition of ths value of educational cruises is a timely answer to those critics who believe that this is merely a craze which has no serious motive or value. For that impression the first floating universities which visited the Eastern seaports were to blame, and
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      IDENTIFIED.
      186 10 Since the days of Mr. Justice Sercombo Smith and Mr. Justice Ebdcn, not to mention Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard, witty repartee from the Bench has not been so pronounced as when such legal luminaries as the dignified van Someren, the sarcastic Cockie Ellis, the ponderous Hugh Fort and the touchy
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    MINERS' WAIT ON MR. BALDWIN.
    154 11 Immediate Action Urged. COALFIELD PROBLEMS Leaders Disappointed With Results. London, Mar. 5. The full executive of the Miners' Y( .Irration waited on Mr. Baldwin at llowning Street to urge that immediate, (iefinue a< t'on be taken to deal with uncnploymen; in the coalfields, including the
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    SIR FREDERICK WHYTE
    127 11 Appointment to Nanking Government. Nanking, Mar. 6It is officially announced that Sir Frederick Whyte, K.C.S.I., has been appointed honorary adviser to the Chinese Government. Keuter. Sir Kp-'U rick Whyte was President of the Legislative Assembly, India, from 1920 to 192."), and his success in that position hpd
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    REPARATIONS.
    117 11 Sir Aaslcn Chamberlain's Views. Rugby, Mar. 5. The opinion that no conclusions could he reached on the questions cither of evacuation of the Rhineland or of German reparations until the experts had finished their lnliours la Paris was put forward by Sir Austen Chamberlain to Press repre-sent-.tivr s at
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    LEAGUES NEW HOME.
    66 11 Contract for £1,000,000 Signed. Geneva, Mar. 5. The Sec.ctary-Genoral of the League of Nations, Si>- Eric Drummond, has signed tht eootnet, amounting to .£1,000,000, for the construction of an assembly hall, new secretariat offices and a new library in Ariana Park. The architects are submitting their plans
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    SIAMESE DIPLOMATS.
    100 11 New Minister to Paris \ppointed. (K,v n, ;r Qwp Correspondent.) Bangkok, Mar. 4. y notified that Lieut.-General Pliya Vickil \Von(jse Vudikrai. the Siamese Minister to Washinjrton, has been appoinUxi Minister to Paris in succession to the late Prince Charoon. Majorgeneral H.S.H. Prince Amoradat, chief A.O.C.-General to the Kinjt,
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    DIG DRUG SEIZURE.
    52 11 Consignment Discovered In New York. New York, Mar. 6. Th« authorities have seized a consignment of morphine, heroin and opium nXmi at $1,000,000. It was destined for Kentucky. California, Missouri and Texas. Four men who have been arrested are ■MM of being agents of an international drug
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    76 11 The death is reported from Klang of Raja Shah Malik, only son of the Dato Muda Shah Bandar of Perak, and son-in-law of Raja Yacoh, magistrate, Klang, who. it is allcgi-d, says the Malay Mail, shot himself with a revolver outside his MMTtan at Kl.-.ng on Sunday evening. In his
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    STABBING AFFRAY IN BATAVIA.
    88 11 European Husband Kills Former Wife. Batavia, Mar. 6. A fatal stabbing affray in which a European husband and former wife were involved caused a sensation in Batavia this morning. A man named W. A. E. Fuhrmann entered the buildinjr of the Public Health Service, where his
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    GANDHI SAILS.
    174 11 i Undertaking Given To Authorities. Calcutta, Mar. 5. Mr. Gandhi signed the required bond and was released and sailed for Burma. The nature of the charges against him was not made known, and the case will be heard when he returns from his tour of Burma. The secretary
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    MERCHANDISE MARKS
    97 11 The Case of Rubber Manufactures. London, Mar- 5. The standing committee appointed under the Merchandise Marks Act has reported that it finds the applicants have not made out a case to require rubber manufactures to bear an indication of origin at the time of importation, but they have
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    THE KING'S HEALTH.
    120 11 Prince of Wales to Take Investitures. Rugby, Mar. 5. Following a good night, His Majesty passed an equally good day. Bright sunshine prevailed and only a slight wind was blowing, and the King rose early and managed to walk from his bedroom to enjoy the light and
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    SOVIET FORGERY.
    117 11 Attempt to Incriminate Senator Borah. Berlin, Mar. 4. The former Judge Orloff is said to be involved in an affair of forged Soviet documents intended to compromise Senator Borah and Senator Norris, of the United States. Orloff was for a long time chief of the Russian counterespionage system,
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    GENEVA MEETING.
    84 11 Minorities and Balkan Problems. Geneva, Mar. 5. The legal committee of the League of Nations declares that the claim of Lithuania to be hoard at the debate on minorities cannot be admitted, as the Council is fully competent to deal with the matter. According to the London Times,
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    55 11 The death has occurred of Mr. Richard Marks, known as Old Dick," aged 64 years. Up to about ten years ago, Mr. Marks was in Burmah, where he was employed on a dredge and up to about 2' 2 years past, when he retired to Prnang, Mr. Marks was with
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    MORE TROUBLE IN DUBLIN.
    119 11 Mysterious Arrests. MURDER CAMPAIGN ALLEGED. Dublin, Mar. 6. A sensation was caused in Dublin this afternoon when it became known that 40 young men had been arrested in houses in various parts of the city during the night. Later 15 men were released. No information is
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    FATAL ASSAULT ON CHINESE.
    120 11 Statement Not Supported By Any Evidence." With reference to the report of an alleged fatal attack by British soldiers on a Chinese on Friday night, we are authoritatively informed that the definite statement that soldiers of the Welch Regiment were concerned in the affray is not
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    CRISIS IN RUSSIA.
    163 11 Growing Opposition To Stalin. Berlin, Mar. 5. The Moscow correspondent of the Berlin Tageblatt states that a crisis is admitted to exist in Russia. No one knows exactly what is going on behind the veil of scerecy, which Is now greater than *ver, but it is realised
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    DUTCH ART EXHIBITION.
    68 11 Visit from Netherlands Queen Mother. London, Mar. 5. The Queen Mother of the Netherlands has engaged a special steamer to visit the exhibition of Dutch art in London. She will leave Rotterdam at seven in the evening, catch the train at Gravesend in the morning an"d return
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    AMOK IN BANGKOK.
    63 11 Two People Killed By Chinese. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Mar. 4. A Chinese employed in a shoemaker's shop ran amok with an axe yesterday, killed his employer outright and seriously injured three other persons, one of whom died later. The man jumped into the river after
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    AIRCRAFT FOR RAILWAYS.
    54 11 London, Mar. 5. The shareholders of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway have authorised the Board to seek Parliamentary powers for the use of aircraft for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to and from aerodromes in Great Britain in districts tapped by trains. Other companies are
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    THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.
    23 11 Rugby, Mar. 5. The Duke of Connaught has completely recovered from his recent slight attack of influenza. British Wireless.
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    OUTWARD MAIL.
    35 11 The P. and O. steamer Naldera with mails despatched from London on Feb. 14 is due at Penang at 10 p.m. to-morrow. The mail will probably be delivered in Singapore on Saturday morning.
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    FORGED TREATY SENSATION.
    122 11 Holland Satisfied. NEWSPAPER SCARE REGRETTED. The Hague, Mnr. 5. Speaklrg in the Second Chamber, the Prime Minister referred to the forged treaty, and said that after learning that the Amsterdam Hetalgemeen Han-Jelsblad declined to offer publication, he and the Foreign Minister exceedingly regretted to hear that the
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    THE WORLD COURT.
    104 11 Arranging for U.S.A. Adherence. Geneva, Mar. 5. Mr. Elihu Root has drawn up a formula for replacing: the fifth reservation of the T'nited States to adherence to the Permanent Court of International Justice. Mr. Root proposes to create machinery to consider specific cases to determine whether the
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    NEW U.S.A. CABINET.
    123 11 Mr. Mellon Remains At The Treasury. Washington, Mar. 5. The Senate confirmed the formation of President Hoover's Cabinet as follows Secretary of State, Mr. H. L. Stimson Treasury, Mr. A. W. Mellon Interior, Dr. W. L. Wilbur Commerce, Mr. R. P. Lamont War, Mr. J. Q. Good
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    ROBBERY AT TIN MINE.
    90 11 Watchman Bound to His Charpoy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Mar. 6. During a Rang robbery on Tuesday night at Jalapang mine a party of ten Chinese entered the store, cut the telephone wires in the manager's office and fragged the watchman, securely binding him face
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    SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP.
    75 11 Swedish Competitor Repeats Success. Rugby, Mar. 5. The Prince of Wales witnessed the conclusion of the world's figure-skating championship. It was won by Gellis Grafstrom, Sweden, with Carl Schafer, Vienna, second, Ludwig Wrede, Vienna, third and J. F. Page, England, fourth. The championship, which was start'pd in 1896,
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    RUBBER FOR ROADS.
    113 11 Necessity for Central Organization. Some highway authorities, interviewed at home on Feb. 22, expressed the opinion that the scheme to provide an adequate supply of rubber at a fixed price was impracticable, as road maintenance was generally deputed by the borough authorities to contracting companies. It was
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    68 11 A British official wireless message records the sudden death of the Bishop of Edinburgh, the Right Rev. G. H. S. Walpole, D.D., at the age of 75. He had been Bishop of Edinburgh since 1910, and previously he was hon. canon of Southwark 1906-10, Rector of Lambeth 1904-10 and examining
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    MEXICAN REBEL SUCCESSES.
    187 11 Prospects of Prolonged Struggle. Mexico City, Mar. 6. It is becoming obvious that the Government and the revolutionists have settled down to a life and death struggle for supremacy. Fighting is reported in the states of Coahuila, Sonora and Sinaloa. The insurrectionists claim to have captured Monterey,
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    ROMAN REMAINS.
    167 11 Remarkable Photographs By R.A.F. Rugby, Mar. 5. Flying at a height of 2,400 feet, men of the Royal Air Force have taken remarkable photographs of the Roman town buried underneath fields neflr Norwich. This town was known as Caistor, and thereabouts lived 20,000 Romans in the heyday of
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    322 11 An Alleged Unlawful Assembly. At the Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Deane Goh Teck and Puah Ling were each sentenced to penal servitude for life for unlawfully returning from banishment. The court then proceeded with the hearing of charges of attempting to commit gang robbery, which were preferred
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    COTTON AMALGAMATION.
    32 11 London, Mar. 6. The owners of a number of independent mills controlling 3,000,000 spindles have signified their readiness to form an amalagamation distinct from other projected or accomplished schemes. Reuter.
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    99 11 A committee has been formed to arrange for the holding of an Oxford and Cambridge dinner on Boat Race Night, Saturday, Mar. 23. The chairman of the committee is Sir William Murison, the Chief Justice. The Hon. Dr. Winstedt, C.M.G., is vice-chairman, Mr. B. M. Kauffman is hon. treasurer and
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    ROUND THE WORLD COLLEGES.
    1520 11 Governor at American Luncheon. NEW EXPERIMENT. British Imperialism As Seen in Malaya. H.E. the Governor (Sir Hugh Clifford) was the guest of the American Association of Malaya yesterday, when the Association gave a luncheon at the Europe Hotel in honour of the faculty and members of
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    THE "FORWARD" CASE.
    1087 12 Sentences Enhanced. TERMS OF RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice C. C. Ghosh al the Calcutta High Court IS eafcaweed the mtaMM, in the A ..I lain.d by the L«*«l Government, i hk r PntMeaqr MajrisBatyarassaa L>.ik*hi, editor, and I< u ]in Bthary Uhur, ;>tinter
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    MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
    198 12 Fall from New Municipal Offices. A miraculous escape from death was witnessed this morning at the new Municipal Offices in St. Andrew's Drive. Two Malay wircmcn fell to the ground from the fifth floor, and wore picked up, in a seni <>nscioiis condition it is tru»\ but apparently
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    A DRIVING DANGER.
    114 12 Insect in Eye Causes Accident. An experience that may befall any driver in this country is alleged to be the cause of a trolley bus accident on Geyhflg Road on Monday afternoon. The trolley bi's crashed into an electric standard, and the driver's explanation is alleged to
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    220 12 Tennis Courts at Kampong Kapor. Action taken at a meeting of committees of the Municipal Commission includes the following: Confirmed the Assessor's valuations of property in Siglap area for 1929. Approved the naming of roads in Lavender Street area as follows: Idris Road, Petaling Road, Tronoh Road, Kempas
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    MACDONA PLAYERS.
    232 12 4 "Widowers' Houses" Offered To-Night. Few if any of the audience at the Victoria Theatre last night realised that Miss Daphne Carr was playing a heavy rolo under the handicap of illness, so well did she realise the part of the artist's wife in The Doctor's Dilemma." It
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    CATTLE TRADING CO. PROSECUTION.
    204 12 Alleged Falsification Of Accounts. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Mur. f>. At the Assizes in the case in wliii-h Mohamet Mslimiar, till recently manag of the Straits Catt'e Trading Comoany, Abdul Sughan ami Mnhamed Sallch Mnlirsiiar. arc charred v.:th falsification of recounts, Mr. Hastings Rhode* nr!-:c,l
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    TRADE MARK ACTION.
    227 12 Cotton Firm's Suit At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 5. An interesting trade mark action wasj Hi run in the Supreme Court to-day before Mr. Justice Thorne in which Messrs. J,j p.nd A. Leigh, Ltd., of England, well- 1 known cotton piecegoods manufacturers,;
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    AMATEUR OPERA.
    106 12 Forthcoming Production By The S.A.D.C. Chorus and principals for the coming production of Pinafore by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee have been chosen, and rehearsals are now in full swing. Under the conductorship of Mr. Minns, the orchestra at S.A.D.C. performances has earned appreciation, and it is hoped
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    A FIFTY-CENT DRINK.
    257 12 Mr. Begg and a Lime Juice Soda. Mr. N. C Bock was fined $25, in default ordered to undergo one month's rigorous imprisonment, in the District Court i-n Monday, on a charge of using criminal force to the head boy at the International Restaurant. He was also
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    86 12 A Chinese lorry driver was fined $30 in the Third Court this morning on a charge of rash driving, and a further $10 for failing to report after an accident. It was alleged that he drove into the rear of a motor-bus that had stopped to pick up a passenger.
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    SOWING SEDITION IN PENANG.
    129 12 Chinese Sentenced To Three Years. (From Our O".n Correspondent.) Penan?:. Mar. C. At the Assizes yesterday a Chinese BMMd Iatu Siow Punp was charged with 1\\? pors:?3 on of Msditfoai tmMieaticns. The prosecution alleped that accused wr.s nrrested on Jan. 20 in Gurmnh Road while distributing
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    A BLIND CORNER.
    149 12 No Case Against Lorry Driver. A Chinese Iorry-<1 river claimed trial in the Third Court yesterday on a charge of rash driving. Mr. V. Vinr-ant said he was driving a car toward the Tduk Ayer junction when a lorry suddenly turned the corner. WitMgi iiui)!!' 1 his
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    PALM OIL INDUSTRY.
    89 12 50,000 Acres Alienated In Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Mar. C. In the course of opening the first oil palm factory in Perak at Sabak Bernam. Lo\.er Pirak, Mr. A. S. Haynes, late Secretary for Agriculture, said that 50.000 acres had been alienated for oil palms
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    185 12 The following novels were added to Raffles Library during the past fortnight Bi'niwtt (Arnold I Accident. 3 copies. Berding (Andrue) Polished Corners.— Bertram (Anthony) The Sword Falls.— IrMfM (Roy) And All That Beauty.— Broome (Adam) The Porro Palaver.— I (Barbara) If the Tree is Saved. s (Robert \V.)
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    HEALTH BULLETIN.
    187 12 Health bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern bureau, for the week ended Ptfe, U2» Bombay One plague death smallpox Ms and 37 deaths as anaii^t 44 cases anu \2 deaths during the preceding week. Calcutta 31 cholera deaths nine smallKanwhJ 24 smallpox cases and four leaths. Madras
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    33 12 On the night of Feb. 28 a fire broke out it Jalanz Kelang Lama near the market it Kulim completely destroying one house and numerous fruitsluils and ■ausing damage amounting to about 52,000.
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    38 12 The late Mr. John Somerville, a director if Adamson, Gilfillan and Co., who died n Edinburgh on Jan. 13, left £600 to the ■>intra]H>ro Children's Aid Society. A m/tmt of IMS t<> tin- l'reslij'U.'iian Jautch h«t« bje£ enoojiassa,
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    MALAYA'S POPPY DAY.
    112 12 Previous Records Again Beaten. The result of the last Poppy Day effort in Malaya is now announced. Once njrain Malaya achieved a record, the sum eollect!e<l being no le*s t!-:>.u 1148,240.74, thus considerably exceeding the record made m the previous year of (188,380. Mrs. Rupert Manasseh, the
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    290 12 4 Departure of Loral Residents. (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, M.".\ I. Their many friends will learn with regret of the imminent, departure of Mr. and Mrs. Holmes-Smith on transfer to Penang. Both are prominent member:- of local sporting circles, while Mrs. HolmesSmith is a fine singer. Malacca
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  • Sporting News:—Australian Racing—M.C.C. Draw.
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      M.C.C.'S RECOVERY.
      126 13 Retrieve Lost Ground Against Victoria. (Frota Our Own Correspondent.) Sydney, Mar. The M.C.f. -Victoria Match at Mel- 1 imiinic ended, h upactedi in draw. After \ict<.iia Mad com r>i!c-<l the total of •".72 fur nine di'dured, thp highest Beat* \i! resjiatertd Mtainst Uh tonriata during, thi< visit, tin'
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      S.C.C. CRICKET.
      104 13 Over 36 va. Under "0 Teams. Tlir following liavc !)rfn invliod to play in i!..- match Over vs. Under :;0 at S.C.C. Over B.L.L. Braddcll, \V. X. Hen- 1 tell, A. kUnnigan, Sq.-Ldr. LJvadt, Fl.-I.t. Wiff^lt-s worth, Aiajt.r Perkins, Col. I kin- Capt Dancmn, \v. II. Ki-iJIay, N.
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      AUSTRALIAN CUP.
      63 13 Favourite Beaton At FtoRingtML (i'".;n Our Own (.'oii-s,. nl.) Bydoey, Mar. J The result of the Australian Cup, whk I run at Flcminjrton to-day, waa aI 0o«i 1. SOME QUALITY. i ■_>. KIDAIDKS. 1 1 OCTEMBEB. BeUinK 7-1 Bmm Quality, i«st I 23—1 Kidaidet, 7—1 Ottowber. Tin-- wire
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      MALAYAN GOLF.
      224 13 Championship at Hukit Timah During Easter. The Malayan golf championship meel- i inir -w ill he hrtd at the Singajwre Go'f I'iuV. HMTM at Bukit Timah during the; Kaater holidays. A preliminary bogoy competition will commence the meeting on (JooJ Friday Mar. 29, and on the following mornin.<
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      SIAMESE TENNIS.
      95 13 *""^'rince>s Wins Ladies' Championship. (From Oaf Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 5. The Ins 1 of the finals of the Tennis Association at Siam tournament, which twtl bm :i piiKfiilinj; for MMtl weeks. w:is played last iiii^ht in the presence of the King and (Ju.-en. II.S.H. Princess Snsi l..at
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      RIFLE SHOOTING.
      172 13 S.V.R.A. Spoon Competition. Th.- Mtawiag is tfc* r.T.uit or tho Singapore Voliinteir Killo A— el«tt«B spoon shoot jit Bukit Tinish Kangv on Sun.la The conditUsa w.ir.- Ma sh..l- MS \nr.lr., lyinu, 1 >.>'•:"• liM-.l. iiv,. ibata ill IN kiu-.'l-Hi';, l.avonet tixeil. and live shots at 500 ii.!,!-. lyiac
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      YACHTING.
      608 13 ILS.Y.C. Week-End Events. Poni A >lii-.^ yachts were sent away ':y i :;;.t. PUstt un .Sunday to met for th'o I the teriei for the Club Trophy. Kathleen m ftral away, but in the DMri i gan-of-War Buoy h: a lipht breezeradiudly overhauled and passed by Dorothy and June
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      Port Dickson Y.C. Events.
      357 13 Tho Port Dickson Yacht Club seventh race of l'J29 was sailed on Sunday. The marks were, first of all, the island off •he 7th mile, a mark boat anchored about Itt miles <-ff the 4th mile, round the starting buoy, out round the mark boat once
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      CHINESE SWIMMERS.
      54 13 Penanjr Team to Visit Singapore. A team from the Penanj* Chinese Swininiing Club will visit the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club during the Easter h !'i;iys. an! rae^s and water polo i MtefcM will be arranged. Members of the local club are asked to note that polo praetic;* wi>
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      COMMERCIAL CUP.
      455 13 Third Time Pays For All. After having played two drawn games the Hong Rung bank managed to account lor the Oriental Telephone Co. in the itplay of their first round tie in the Intel -Commercial Cup Competition at the ."Stadium yesterday, winning by 2 0. The competition committee
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      SINGAPORE FOOTBALL.
      151 13 Bendemeer League Final. The final of the Bendemeer Athletic Club football league, between the B. and j i F. Teams, captained by Messrs. Koh Swee Chiancr and Lim Teck Seng respectively will take place at the Stadium on Saturi r"ay. The teams will be: j B. Hian Tiat,
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      SCOTTISH CUP.
      65 13 St. Mirren Enter Semi-Final At Aberdeen's Expense. London, Mar. .">. One of the fourth round ties in !ho Scottish Cup, which had to be postpor.cd on Saturday owing to frost, was uliyiM to-day and resulted in St. Mirren iefu.itins Aberdeen by the odd gual in seven. In a
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      GREYHOUND RACING.
      100 13 Approaching End of The Sport. Greyhound racing: has not proved »h« success at Plymouth which was anticipated, and the shareholders of the local Greyhound Association have decided that the company shall go into liquidation. One of the latest companies to decide to wind up was Doncaster Greyhounds, Ltd.
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      TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS.
      83 13 Yesterday's results Mixed Doubles Open. Mrs. Zylstra and A. D. Anderson beat Miss Griffith Jones and Treadgold, 4—6,4 6, C—l,C 1, 6—4. Ladies Doubles Open. Miss Stephenson and Mrs. Wurtsburp beat Mrs. Lavillc and Mrs. Elder, 6—l,6 1, 6 1. To-morrow's ties Ladies Doubles Open. Mrs. Zylstra
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      STADIUM ASSOCIATION
      752 13 Makes Profit of $7,500 In The financial report of the Singapore Stadium Association prepared by (.'apt.] G. L. Harris, Secretary, r-ads as follows It will be noted from the balance sheet. that cash assets at the end of the year (apart from sundry debtors which are all good
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      S.F.A. LEAGUE.
      243 13 Preparations for Start In April. At a meeting of the Singapore Football Association League committee, a body formed under the revised rules, vever.-il matters of importance were dealt with. m P atn V wa!i elected chairman and all clubs with the exception of the S.C.C., Malays and A.P.C.
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      SCOTT'S PROSPECTS.
      421 13 "World Title for The Trying." The world's title is yours for thr trying." That was the closing sentence ii a cable sent to Phil Scott ty his American manager, Mr. Jimmy Johnston wishing him Rood luck and exhorting him to win as quickly as possible his eOBtWi with
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      CLUB CRICKETERS' "NO!"
      435 13 CLUB CRICKETERS' "NO Leave Implements of The Game Alone. A number ■■stions C r the brightening vt eri kef mn disenssed with the approval of the M.c.c. ai the annual meeting of the i lob Cricket Conference at the Polytechnic, Recastslreet, during mail week. The niggeaUitin were to alter the
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      249 14 Every doctor I knows I Every Doctor knows that experimenting with many foods is bad ior baby. And as he has learnt from experience that there is one food thai agrees with nine babies out of ten, he says: 4 "11 your Babycannot be breast-fed, giveGlaxc." For the Doctors know
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    563 15 (,3ory of Sadler's WeHp. ■\Nh KEEN. It w< rn'r into Mr. E. C. I all week "i. lh. correspondent. Tk rifceml knew dramatising his cunvi ed Mr. A. Thomp i ;.r:.| .1 I i 41 I v Mr. Uutthi t Ncitbj althi u^'- I ma: 1 1
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    64 15 Capt. Scott's Antarctic Kxpedition. London, }■%■'<. :J7. Red". bI Lhe Wbi'r Hall the Piik..' of Yorl accepted on behalf of the Mtion, from the tru tees of 'hiBritish the film stuiy of Captain R-ott'i last expadit'on tthe Antarctic '"iiit'.Ml Th.' Epic of thr Sooth I'nl.'." This is
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    27 15 Nairobi lo (roydcn in Eijjht Days. Loata, Pah. M, nMa pa Croy- m Naii-obi in ;h,- >■',.. rord til return to Nairobi in a few days.
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    1064 15 t)RY PRACTICE, laint of the Business Man. END OF COPY-BOOKS. iofl of modern hand- :j;-,i.! aj:::i:i during mail 1.-. Kiiha-.d Burbidge, the general Hai mwylaliioil in a i ousandi of pounds wen lost iely on Etc /iir.t baJ handwriting. The Ti.nr- M- up an article in
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    178 15 The II p.m. Motor Car Han At Oxford. Yet nnotlier hoax has been cairic! out by Oxford tindergrauuates. Garafl pnpcMwa in Oxford in mail week received printed notices which pur- j ported to come from the Proeto.s cancelling the recently-issued edict that all liiitiertfi auuates' motor-cars must be
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    90 15 Farewell Wave to Stage Stars On Entering Cloister. The i>ii)liant younjr French sinpei, Mllo. Simanc Suprin. saul farewell to a promis- operatic carter when she took tin veil at a i-onvent of the Dominican nuns in .ir rtria. Th< emwqi attended by many ranch operatic stars. l»ressed
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    54 15 Mis. Hayrick is to appeal against the tcntaact of II months' hard labour passed n her by Mr. Justice Avory at the Old Railey in the Gixlilaril case. There arc MMll grounds of appeal on points of law. Mrs. Mevrick will be represented Ufa in by
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    199 15 Presumed Death Of MacDonald. An application by the widow of Lieut.Commander Henry Crawford MardonaUl j the airman, to presume hi-, death as having occurred on or since Oct. 17, 192.S, when ho attempted to fly the Atlantic alone, has been granted by Mr. Justice I Hill in
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    LONDON SHOP BLAZE.
    114 15 Three Women Trapped And Burned. London, Feb. 19. Three women were burned to death in a fire which gutted an upholsterer's shop in Wallasey. An oil lamp left burning near a gasMtM on the ground-floor to prevent the yas-pipes from freezing is believed to have been responsible
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    INCOME-TAX IN ENGLAND.
    303 15 "Leave" Liability. SIX MONTHS' HOLIDAY ALLOWED. Englishmen resident in Malaya who to Home on leave will not be liable to British Income Tax unless they sUy moiv 'han six months in the country. This is the effect of a statement issued; jy the Inland Bcvtnoe authorities on
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      144 15 AUCTION SALE etc. Comprtsui a very Una houtrie Co., Paths doubl. hi ml. (ramophone with in I o In rood condition. a i i board p: nil. dinintr tabla and <!iair.=. y.i;u- lined lefrigvrator d wardrobes witt mini irble tr.|i mdi dn n« tabl ptncls, clotl In rle ;i id
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    THE CAUTION OF BRITISH BANKS.
    1798 16 STABILITY SAFETY. Backward Position of The THK CALL FOR GOLD. (My A. V. Still.) i All our bit bankers, in Wftowhlf Repast yeai's business. lia\<- ii-.ade ivfenn.es to the «iu-lv .I' .illejtatii.n thai British bunks. by MM of their excessive BMtiM, >ta v Britfah trade
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    NO BRITISH WANTED.
    60 16 New Zealand Points to Its Own Unemployed. Sir Joseph Ward, the Premier of Ne Zealand, announced that he has Informed Mr. Baldwin that New Zealand is unable to undertake any responsibility in the direction of absorbing MOM of the United Kingdom's surnlus nopulation. explaining at New Zealand
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      338 16 Loveliness Renowned Throughout All England VMOUMTM COIUOM, wAfant Anglo-Saxon beauty. ICC* onuaed v one o( the six most hciut.tul women m ill Engird, is general! in her puma of fcwli Two Creams. Aiied bout kr wosHfcrfitl beaotf, she says. "It is quite s.mplc. 1 jurt Pood's two putt, line creams.
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    THE POPE'S POSTAGE STAMPS.
    309 17 Significant Vatican Innovation. RmM, J:in. "I. The Pope has CMUWd to be printed a scries of postage stamps aWlllMt the effigy of his Holiness weaiing the Tri|>!>Crown. TbeM have been sold to raiss research work in the catacombs, iiml have so far do p* ital-carrying value,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    159 17 Pratn D SB to and for week •nding Mar. 10, l:<>y Wednesday, star. 6, S.IS n.m.. Drill Hull, "A" II.G. Co. Parade; ."..!."> p.m.. Drill Hall, Bnruiu d... W. Trainiac and ao.\ Ranee; (.18 p.m., Drill Hall, Bde. Sig. Sec. (Sinhalese), Signal Training Ui p.m., Drill Jlull.
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    REHEARSALS FOR GRAND NATIONAL.
    1184 17 FRENCH ASPIRATIONS Impressive Raids This Month. LINCOLN PROSPECTS. (By I*. Leo Faulkner.) Once the miiljle of January is past, the chasing world takes u new lease of life. Several valuable races then have to be decided, and, in most instances, fields largi propurtloB of Grand ■1
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    TAX COLLECTOR'S PAY.
    200 17 £225 a Year While Having Control of £250,000. Leonard Waller Purdon, collector of taxes for the parish of the Liberty of the Rolls, of 1 ursitor Street, W.C., was sentenced at Bow Street in mail week to three months in the second division for embezzling money received
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    THE THEATRE "DYING."
    59 17 Opening a lecture tour in New York Mr. St. John Ervine declared that the theatre was dying as the result of commercialism. The drama in England, he said, was even worse than it was in America. Shakespeare himseif would be thrown out of ;iny theatre by the
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    MYSTERY MAN OF A CLUB.
    366 17 Waiter Who Fought 1 i Duels. Son of Margot's former doctor, eow-puncher in the Wild We«t at the at'e of 16 fighter of 14 duels at German universities servant at a London club. Such is the history to date of a man known at a
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    WAGES CONFESSION.
    65 17 Bequests to Two Inadequately Bequests to-two servan so many years I have p;-.i I I quate wastes," were contai: of Miss Catherine Isabella I- of Richmond Parl:-avenue, B who died in November, aped £4.906. The two bequests were £100 and furniiure worth i SO to h ■<■ "most
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      172 17 MILLINERY WEEK at WHSTEAWAYS This is undorbu'iih the opportunity si-.iir'. 1 ■:;r Raster .Millinery at cxceptioniilly low pi /^.JV. LADIES' FELT HAT-. L, i Inexpensive but good, jus! received by the s.s. KHYBER. l^-'ytlK™! i u i hadea .r. r ll(iv in l>M "y f^f" jfc town, grey, simond, black
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      541 18 IN THE SUPREME COURT, SINGAPORE O. S. No. 148 of KZg. j In the Matter of the Estate of ASSAHBEE BINTE AHMEERBACHA, etc., Deceased. AUCTION SALE Lot 1. Two pieces of freehold land situate about the 6 l t mile Bukit Timah Road, confining an area of 1 rood and
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      231 18 7^t^L^^^£M2N^NT_ IN EVERY CPU ''htRYJOF^THE_ J OBSERVE THE LONG STRANDS of finest golden Virginia tobacco, used exclusively for 555 Cigarette and the freedom from all delepi M terious matter. fffl I'lTTm CtATP (fa PPFS§I VIRGINIA CIGARETTES gg* j=j^ m m m Made bij hand- One at a time r J-JQ^PJL^
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      515 19 Assets over 18,000,000 S.C. Assurance In f^rec over 130,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore LONDON OFTICI s 17, Old J.wrj, I.C. The Companj has 120,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance
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      597 19 BANKING CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid Up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietora £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Biahopsgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches Alor Star Harbin Seremban Amritsar Iloilo Saigon
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      261 20 TALCUM POWDER NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. Enquiries Solicited. LEE KIM SOO 40, HIGH STREET. JUST PUBUSHEJT MALAYAN DOLLAR RUBBER COMPANIES (1929) This little book is intended to furnish as full particulars as possible regarding the financial position of the various companies concerned and for that purpose there are included in
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