Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1914

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    24 1 The Malaya Tribune. Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] No. 79. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Chi IRalapa Cribune. FRIDAY, APRIL 3.
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      338 1 f^OCLAN DT Co.. SINGAPORE. vrKS CHEMICALS. I i [pp/y/or Particulars. l I I f CEiVr? son am &cm l^^^y THE NEW TEMPORARY CINEMA HALL Behind the Old Building ILLUMINATED Entrance by Beach Road between the M .Hborough and the Old Alhambra into which the show has moved to allow of
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      212 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, If You Want Something Stirring and Sensational THE SHARPSHOOTER A Broncho Feature in two parts AND THE FORBIDDEN WAY An Essany Feature in two parts MARLBOROUGH PICTURE THEATRE* BEACH ROAD. SUPPORTED BY TWO COOD COMICS THE DEAF BURGLAR FATHER'S FINISH [n
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    Railway Policy In China.
    678 2 The Success Of French Enterprise. French enterprise has been very busy of late in China, and extremely successful. The Banqn Industrielle de Chine is the medium through which the latest concession has been obtained namely, the Yamchow-Yunnaufu-Chanking Railway, an aggregate distance of about 1,000 miles. (In
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    FRENCH PREDOMINANCE.
    581 2 That may or may not in*. Hut it; is clear that the French have obtained rights which in the future' will give tlie:n predominance in 1 South-Western China, and which enable them to construct railways north and south of the Upper Yangtsze, and which may he construed as
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      303 2 The Anglo-Indian Stores, 84 86, Serangoon Road. Electroplating Dept. Undertake to plate articles in Cold, Silver, Nickel, Brass and Copper, ALSO Bronzing and Lacquering of Brass and Copper fittings. CHARGES MODERATE. SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER 1914 MODEL. The One Perfect Machine [nterchangable Carriage, LO to V* inches. Price: $190. Quarto or
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      186 2 BOOKS. Sun Vat Sen Kidnapped London $05Sun Vat Sen cv the A v of China 30Recent Events Pres Policies in Chin.' Annals Memoirs of Court of Peking Parley's Universal Histe: 1 v Maoriland Fair;. Talc- 2.00 Bible Steps, Stories froi Old New Testaments 143 Todd's Student's Manual 0.5S The Count
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    Neutralizing the Pungency of Ginger.
    420 3 The Agent-Ceneral for Queenslam I in London was, at the instance of the Department of Agriculture and Slock, requested by the Chief Secretary to obtain full information relative to the methods in vogue in China for the purpose of neutralizing the pungency in ginger intended
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    Barlow and Co.'s Prices Current.
    251 3 Singapore, March 31, 1914. Freights. —On Robber 655, per ton of 50 cubicfeet from Singapore. Penang, Port Swettenham, or Malacca from Port Dickson or Teluk Anson 70s. From Singapore to New York, or Boston direct 755. or via Europe 85a, On Coffee 15s. per ton
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      129 3 Straits Industrial Syndicate. —:(o): i Pvro-t Merchants Commission Agents. General tx^uii I2a, Change AHey. Singapore. ESTABLISHED 190 T.) 3 Straits Timber Steam Sawn to Specification Quotation for Quantities. P r Attention and Supervision given to all orders l a Mditt(l Materials: Stetonite CeiKng Plates, Drain Pines Mild Stee, 1 \jude
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      330 3 GOLD SMITH KAWARIO 377, North Bridge Road. CHEE ENG SONS, ESTABLISHED 1859. 71, North Bridge Road. CIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY, AND SPORTING TAILORS. iln Managing I ropri* 6 White Satin Jean Suits ±2i, ;or, who has received nis r raining from an European PERBON SJMA Our representative will \LL\ GL rs
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    YUNNAN=FU.
    1296 4 China s Garden of a Thousand Joys. BY A. P. GOODWIN. Anyone who has M done" Switaserland, toured through the far-famed -Rockies" orvisitedthe picturesque hills and dales of Hakone, In .Japan, cannot fail to have very pleasant recollection.- of the magnificence, the splendour, the enchantment* of the well-beaten paths
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    121 4 Mr. William Marshall, of Loughton Preston, formerly of Burnley,; house furnisher, at one time member of the Burnley Town Council, who died on December 3, left estate of Che gross value of I v 17.7 to Is. BeL, of which the net persoSfelty has teen sworn at 93-1 IvJs. lid.
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      233 4 International Rubber Congress and Exhibition, BATAVIA, 1914. Congress: September 7-12, 1914 Exhibition: September 8 to October 10, 1914. Lectures by Renowned Scientists and Experts. Interesting Excursions in Java arranged. Reduced Steamship, Railway and Tramway fares for Holders ot Congres 3 Tickets. For Particulars Apply to: W, E. van. Rijnberk, Hon
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      530 4 The Straits F.UffsS. Motor Car Mo.'or and Cycle Repairers, Dealers In motor Accessories, etc. fieri Office:- 50-2, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. IAI7. so: "Overiands," the Favourite Cars of the present day, ca T now be obtained from us on Hire at any time of the Day For the convenience
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    THE WEEK'S DIARY.
    35 5 Friday, 5- Saturday. I 11 itßtal AMOciatlsa '< v rtli r. M- s At M 1 J v, 'v. Bi extern*. ■..ii ft n•• < Jharcb, M«>t'tiDff« tin p.. A-ricultoral A < iati.m Tuesday, 7.
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    59 5 T W.K.N*; PAGAB. B B..rq ii t .J. D, V\ So. -J Rang.nm Mara Mnttra Ruwphhu I I Den of Airlie Li* cbn i, MedvM Oriengmai i S Under construe- 1 an! Lecat. Kaga •1 Mara Haiphong «ai Nil Batik Pan Aim Enter.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    365 5 VUg I Tom. Commander*. From Arrived For wht a Doris HII S 2041 rVwrnall KN O. Rymowt'n 31 (IlAtik bit JOU Wink Rhio. jo-." DtttOnorol Kino gteamcn Nai. Tonnage mml XacUr From Gouigneea itiM Bril S*7 Vrjgonboom Pholjne. X.-2 Aa.Pet.Oo. El"*"*?" x:,,,,.,u.Mar« Jap WW Ku*a.,mra Ml ike,
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    118 5 I>.. t Pahantam. 3 A Menem Pahantam I gST n m l&cntt. PM. V' A Dnt Omar Rhio.27-1 >»" 4 t"' J? 2194 Beyen Amsterdam. W 2 Batana I J A Rril .V,r, rjldall Samara,-. 81-8 BataVUl HveLw Bri Thomson Ki.a,.ta»7:;i-3 Kna«tan4 ES-TBrit *M McDonald Kelantan, 31-il X
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    GREAT BLAZE IN SELEGIE ROAD.
    362 5 Dwelling House Destroyed. Towards the early hours of this morning, between and 4 a.m. the residents in the vicinity of Selegie and Niven Roads were arousedand alarmed by the appearance of tiro at bonse N<>. IGJ, a two-floor building situated iii a compound and occupied
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    Mails for Europe.
    67 5 Left Singapore. Dim in London. Arrived. Feb. l" N. 1). L. March 4 Mar. t Feb. 12 11. I. v 8 Mal 8 Feb. If. M. M. 11 Feb. I» P. k <). M I 11 23 N. 1). I a 18 Feb. 26 8.1. l Mar.
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    Careless "Gunning" at Muar.
    247 5 M Jir Milly Killei Oae European Wound:*. A very serious shoot iug acei I*'lit occurred on FYiday, the 27th at a place called Parit Pnlai, m Tanjong Tohor in Muar, i ling in tin 1 death of a Mala\ youth Ltud the wounding of Mr. Crichton,
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    EXCHANGE.
    100 5 Q >i n IPOKK, A Pit'- L :k On London Bniw 4 m/s. 2/1 1/1 Dcutuwl -.'1 m/«s.< 2/4 Baa/a 2/4 ii/--'; On Germany Ban* iI/J. 242 Private H in/-. 1 On France Bank dfrl JJK in/-. l On India !59 I Private ifaj ,<6 3 On Hongkong Hank
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    47 5 Within untitled two months no 1,- than li#a^':#i^ S held in tni, month ther«fcthe Taiping halter meeting will he followed hy the Seretnban, Singapore, Selangor and Penan- races.in pretty rapid succession. \Yrigftff on this subject lin the "Times of Malaya that weU known and well informed spmtsman.
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    News from Ceylon.
    396 5 (BY B.) In »letter from Ceylon to a friend in Singapore, dated the 24th March, the writer speaks of the impending resignation of a very popular, hardworking and well-known clergyman of Ceylon, who will doubtless be remembered by a great many Ceylon folks resident in Singapore, and
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    Police Court.
    296 5 The second Magistrate, Mr. Forrer, was engage;] yesterday afternoon in taking evidence for the prosecution in tin- ease of the murder of n sepoi in a jangle path half a miie somh of Alexandra Barracks on or alx\ut the 21st of February and in winch fourpeople are alleged
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    728 5 Prices Quoted in the Market this Mamiat BIXGAPOBC PHIi -i H«Mn. Lyall ami Evatt. and sl« token, i-ne the following Wmtci qtW*** t Rubber Shares. Norn. Value. Buyers. Selkn» Allapr 1 Anglo Java *fj s 1 Anglo-Johore •j/- Anglo-Malay JJjjl 1 Ayer Kuning Hi •2/- Batang Malaka
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      315 5 MAILS CLOSE. K t otherwise «tated, I iVr. l »»t ,ctt r> nia > 1m T» ,,f lOtvnts. up to tea j Hro ,i iiy m;.I1 done#. Daily Except Sunday. Fia M :,:v States, Malacca. <; :l I at 6 i Hereffll*n, 1 tort JV 1 ...I Kuala l.'»-=l»«- J;;
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    THE KING OF TREES.
    1464 6 [ii that most delightful hook of Eastern travel, Edthen, Kinglake tells us of his Turkish friend who bad visited Western Europe, and whose impressions of Occidental civilization were summed up in the words M Buzz! buzz! All by steam! Whiz! whiz! All by wheels!" Even more
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      163 6 LARGE VARIETY synoleo ::;r ONLY ONE QUALITY \yasfiable NECESSARY FOR BOTH INSIDE ais AND Can be used on Plaster, Brick, Wood. OUTSIDE WORK. Cement &c. DISTEMPER. Sharpe, Ross S Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. S. MODTRIE Co., Ltd. :o: Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. "HIS MASTER'S VOICE P.T..'O-- 4 3 Gramophones Everyone and k:
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      56 6 Chs. J. GAUPP AND CO. Raffles Place, next to Robinson Piano Co. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND NAUTICAL OPTICIANS. FINE DIAMOND JEWELLERY A SPECIALITY. ENGLISH AND SWISS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. SURVEYING AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. SILVER and PLATED WARE FROM MAPPIN WEBB, Limited. WINFRED Cigarettes. THF WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES.
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    TOPICS OF THE HOUR.
    346 7 I tuiican assumed j editoi ial department (> a la" 1-t instant. f the Tongkah i l«nng *'ompany ended March tS was :o: M j*,n, wifeof Dr. 6. B. political Ad\ iser te the the Republic of China, through Singapore Yesterday IH' j si jh >nias
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    SANITY AT LAST.
    505 7 Treating Facts as Facts. Political Outlook Brighter. Reuter's Service. London, April '2. The debate on Home Rule yesterday was marked by the same peaceable tone as on Tuesday. Mr. Dillon remarked that the! spirit ot reasonableness and conciliation was evidenced by the desire of both sides to
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    Echo of the Calmette Murder.
    101 7 THE ROCHETTE M AFFAIRE M REVIVED. Finance Destroying the Moral Sense of the Nation. Reuter's Service. London, April 2. The Commission of Inquiry into the Rochette case (the resuscitation of which led to the shooting of M. Calmette by Mine. Caillaux) while not attacking the
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    THE CASE OF THE ZEALANDIA.
    81 7 Sentences Reversed. Reuter's Service. London, April 2. Commander Lecky, of H.M.SZealandia. on which tlu re was insubordination amongst the stokers resulting in court martials at Vigo and heavy sentences, has been rented of post and is Bucceeded by Commauder Humph 1 0 Smith. It is
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    Bombardier Wells again Successful.
    31 7 Where is the Weak Spot Reuter's Service. London. April Rombaitlier Wells knocked *****11« French heavy weigh! champion, Lurie, in the seventh round at the Canterbury Music Hall.
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    THE NEW CHIEF OF STAFF.
    32 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. The "Daily Telegraph" reports that Sir Charles Douglas takes over the duties of Chief of the General Stall' on the 4th April.
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    AVIATION DISASTERS
    45 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. Emile, brother of Jules Vedrines, has been killed while Hying at Rheims. Another airman and a passenger were burnt to death at Rheims. The machine fell from the pylon from which it was suspended and the petrol ignited.
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    FRENCH BATTLE SQUADRON AT MALTA.
    38 7 Reuter's Service. London, April L The French second hattle squadron has been at Malta for three days. Brilliant weather favoured the festivities, the bluejackets from the two fleets fraternising in the heartiest manner.
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    Mrs. Pankhurst again.
    14 7 Reuter's Service. London, April Mrs. l\inkhurst has left for Kast Fife.
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    The Canteen Scandal.
    110 7 Accused Committed. Reuter's Service. London, April 2. In the canteen case defendants have been committed foritrial. [The defendant officers are quartermasters and honorary lieutenants W. J. Armstrong. Ist Norfolk* T. H. Johnson, 2nd Lancaster*; .1. Burns, 9th Hussars W. Kelly. 2nd Leinsters quarter-masters and honorary captains 6.
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    HOME RACING.
    72 7 The Newbury Cup. Reuter's Service. London, April 5i The race for the Newbury Cup has resulted as follows —Wrack, Bluestone and Brancepeth—one and a hall* lengths separating tirst and second and throe lengths between second and third. Twenty-two ran. The betting was 1 t«> 1 against Wrack, LOO
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    Afloat on Icefloes in Blizzard.
    63 7 TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE. Reuter's Service. London. April Z. A telegram from St. Johns states that a sealing steamer*.- crew of 1 t(>\ has been adrift on icefloes during a blizzard. Fifty dead and dying have already been recovered. Later. Another steamer with a full
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    COAL STRIKE IN YORKSHIRE.
    52 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. Most of the South Yorkshire pits have been dosed as the result of a wages strike. Everything is quiet There is some resentment that the strike has been ordered Locally before the federation announced its decision. Sheffield is receiving supplies from
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    PANAMA CANAL'S GOVERNOR.
    29 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 1. A telegram from Panama States that Colonel Goethalfl has taken up the appointment of Governor of the Canal Zone without ceremony.
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    NEW FRENCH TAXES.
    31 7 Reuter's Service. London. April 2. j The French Chamber has adopted the Budget, including the income tax. the deficit, sterling, will be covered chiefly by short period bonds.
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    Singapore Inventor.
    659 7 France Grants Mr. George d'Almeida Patent for Life Raft. By the last B. L mail to Singapore, which arrived on the 27th ultimo. Mr. George d'Almeida, C.E., proprietor of Almeida A Co., Engineers, and also the Consul for Portugal in Singapore, received a notification from King's Patent Agency
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    33 7 Mr. W. Byrde arrived at Khota Bahru, Kelantan, on the 3Uth ult. to take over the duties 'of Mr. Brestland, chief of the Land Office, who is proceeding to Europe shortly on leave.
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    The Calcutta Murder.
    65 8 JUDGE AND JURY DISAGREE Reuter's Service. L ,ii*lon, April 2. A Calcutta telegram states that the re-trial of Roy, who was acquitted of the principal charge of marder, was ordered to be retried for abetting and culpable homicide, because of the jury disagreeing. The judge summed up
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    Rubber=cored Golf Ball Supreme.
    57 8 AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT. Reuter's Service. London, April 2. The jesult of the golf match at Sandy Lodge is as follows :—ln the first round Vardon and Duncan with rubber-cored balls boat Braid and Taylor, with gutty, five up: then Braid ami Taylor, with rubbercored halls beat
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    Train Derailed at Batavia.
    55 8 20 NMivcs Killed and 50 Injured. Reuter's Service. London, April 2. A telegram from Batavia .'.lava) states that a train has been derailed at a bridge due to a collision with a buffalo, and five vans fell into the, river. Twenty natives were killed and fifty
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    Extinct (!) Volcano Active.
    37 8 Extinct Volcano Active. Reuter's Service. London, April 1 A telegram from Semferopols states that the extinct volcano near Theodosia became suddenly active within half an hour when twentylive acres were covered with lava. There were no casualties.
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    The Queensland Loan.
    21 8 Reuter's Service. London, April 2. The Queensland 4 per cent, loan is-u»- of two millon sterling is at
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    The Soldiers' Institute.
    49 8 The Rev. F. G. Marshal] grate- j fully acknowledges the receipt of the following donations t»» the Soldiers 1 Institute at Blakang Mati:— Previously acknowledged 12,002 ii. i>:> Straits Trading Co. 100 < Captain (Chancellor 1<» B. Nathan Esq. ."><> A well-wisher"' 20 Sums under $10 17
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    THE MOVIES.
    83 8 Palladium This paragraph is only written to call the attention of our leaders to the excellent brand of popular music which is now being given by the Palladium Orchestra, under the able baton of Mr. c. M. Emanuel. The musical programme given last evening iiti as follows:—Overture, "Temptation
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    Sports.
    972 8 Cricket Club Tennis. Threlfall wins Final Set from Moding, 6 —l. Kleinmann and Threlfall content for the Championship Cap this afternoon. (By Oandoo, i Last evening Mocling could not "come hack" as he did ou the previous afternoon, although his supporters on the side lines were hopeful until the
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
    118 8 Yesterday's Results. CHAMPIONS Fill*. SEMI-FINAL. W. H. Threlfall. heat K. Moding j in third set. I» —1. On Wednesday Threlfall won the 1st set. ti—4. and Moding won the 2nd 'J—7. CLASS 44 A SINGLES. I). H. Kleinmann 5, beat R. C. Stout, ser. »S—(*>, tV —2.
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    Cricket at the S. C. C.
    41 8 The trial match between the Colony and the F. M. s.. which was scheduled to have been played on the Esplanade to-morrow aftei*- noon, has been scratched. The Merchants and Etceteras will be the contestants.
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    Easter Tennis.
    104 8 S. C. C. vs. Selangor Club. Yesterday definite announcement was made as to who would represent the Singapore Cricket (dub in the, Easter Tennis Tournment with the Belangor Club, Kuala Lumpur, which is to take place on Friday and and Saturday, the 10th and 11th instant. F. Salzmann,
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    66 8 Saturday, April 4. From Johnston*» Pier :—2 l. r > and .'i: 15 p.m. From Oluh —2 4."» and 5 J>0 p.m. High \\at<*r —5 p.m. SjncUy, April 5. From Johnston k Her: —9, 10 ami 11 a.m. 2 :J0 and .JO p.m. From Club 30 and
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      64 8 JOHN LITTLES! Great Clearance I SjL MOW I PROCEEDING FOR TWO WEEKS—ONCE A YEAR Splendid Bargains IN ALL DEPARTMENTS As a guarantee of j^H on every Tin. JrJ LARGEST GALE HH TRADE MARK. world. r MILKMAID MILK 'iB Government Hospitals Ii The Straits Settlements jpH Federated Malay State i^U IJI
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    Detriment for Life.
    40 9 I! A !'thr natural workt I ourselves to I globular I r y which h 0.00«! to I ar r not visible 1 rful microsI tea bigger I in 100,000 battam the niiculc i T I•• ron/tfl'/''</./
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    Home Rule.
    167 9 A Unionist Alternates. Mr. Pi Jeffrey Mackie in a reply 1,. Mr. Balfour's pamphlet "Nationality and Home Rule" strongly arges Unionists to get a constructive policy afl an alternative to the Radical Home Rule Bill, and not go before the electors empty-handed. Here are the lea lin-; items
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    37 9 Satisfactory reports are issued respecting the prospects of the Rubber Exhibition in Batavia in September. The matter has been taken up eagerly in the Far Fast, and the Japanese Government is lending its aid to the enterprise.
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    Phyllis on Fashions.
    1211 9 Wigs and Footwear. to the jf<tl<iyi Trihttuf." Dear Sybil. I really must lot you know what happened at a Paris theatre recently. It appears that a lady walked in wearing a green wig, this led to Mich an uproar that she was forced to leave before the
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    Goldmouth's Remarkable Vovage Out.
    212 9 Vessel Steered 1,100 Miles by a Jury Rudder. remarkable example of the re■ourcetuloeM of a skipper was demonstrated recently when the oil-carrying steamer Goldsmonth arrived* off the port minnJ her rudder and stern post. She was Originally due to arrive on the 6th ultimo and her
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      103 9 I "RECTIFIED" SPIRITS OF WINK ftf Alcohol "liitahted* 1 Spirits waximom Lrengtb .in drums ol 141 I rations and coses of 8 gallons each. i "Carbolinevm Hammonia" in casks I. I JUDAH CO, 29, Robinson Road. Telephone Ko. 1362. JUST ARRIVED: j MODELS. PAIGE m line bodies S Beaten 4
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      26 9 I Yichy Celestin IBest Table Water This Water known it day. fM» d* 'a Source h*i «w i«C*H rJgM Gaggino&Co., No. 6, Ragles Square, Banham Street.
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      223 9 KIRIN BEER Sole Agents: I SUGAHARA Co., No. 332, North Bridge Road, I I SINGAPORE. j K. TSUTADA. Japanese Dentist. 74, BRAS BASAH ROAD. Telephone No. 1245. L ESxtraction Painless. 8. Work Guaranteed. 3. Charges Moderate. 4. Can be consulted in either English or Malay. Office Hours PROS! s 5
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    THE PENALTY OF MOTHERHOOD.
    415 10 How A Lady In Ceylon Was Restored From A Serious Illness By Dr. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Much is hoard of the joys of motherhood. Speaking for his wife, Mr. John Luchow had something to say on the othf r side of the subject not long ago.
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    A Red Letter Day.
    2194 10 Opening of New Anglo-Chinese School. By H. E. the High Commissioner. Ipoh, March .'5O. His Excellency the High Comj missioner, Sir Arthur Young, K.C. M.G., who is now* in Perak in con- nection with the Festivities of His Highness the Sultan of Perak*! twenty-fifth anniversary of
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      86 10 I J. GOLDBERG. Well-known Optician of Sourabaya May be consulted daily at THE UNITED PHARMACY 305, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Hoars from 9 to 12 Noon 3 to 5 p.m. CONSULTATION FREE. S.H. WEBSTER Co. Exporters, Importers AND General Commission Agents. 22, GREAT St. HELENS, LONDON, ex. Orders executed under the
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      235 10 Shaik Mohamad I Veterinary Surgeon, H> W Commission Ag.-n: I No. 62, Buffalo Road I Is prepared to attend 9 requiring Veterinarj 1 Consultation Fres Charts* few I Guan Chin Hong Ci| GMILILAL BIO&BKEEPERg i COMMISSION AGENTS, E SHIFTS PURVEYORS I SHIP-CHANDLERS. CANTEEN CONTRACTORS I To H. M. British I
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    Germany's Machinery Trade For 1913.
    964 11 The officii figure! dealing with the import and export of machines and machinery parts throw an interesting light on Germany's j commercial relations with the rest of the world During the year L 913, Germany imported 87,897 tons of finished machines, that is to say
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