Malaya Tribune, 8 April 1914

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    24 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and independent Evening Dally.] vo No. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Cbe Iftalapa tribune. WEDNESDAY, APRIL S.
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      386 1 I jToOCLANDT Co,, SING A PORK. vn:s CHEMICALS. Apply for Particulars. X i >|| ■••tIIMIIKfUOn in J >J lill hIGHIAMO WHISKY Bt S J 111 Mt RCHAHTi, Rf t k. in 111 hi ■—Wb^ll A Drama of Quality displaying Superb Acting th il v. ill be admired and appreciated for
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      198 1 i HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, THREE NIGHTS MORE ONLY Wednesday, Thursday friday April 8 9 10 OF THAT UNIQUE PICTURE PRODUCTION gROUND THE WORLD OH TWOPENCE A S rioO mic Drama eda] ted f« r the Cm.,. a!, gra] 1, f,o» a well-known Ujjrti! wot
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    S.V.C. Orders.
    789 2 OideeebyMeJerJ. A. OlfflWH, Acting Commandant, 8.1 A Singapore, April* 6. 1!>14. s. V. CL Baleatier Rifle Range I.- -This Range is reserved from this date to May 2. 1914, for the SJLA. Annual Meeting. B. v. a. Duties [.-Orderly Officer to week commencing, Apnl 13, Iw Ueut l>.
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    A Hindu Burial Case.
    273 2 [poh, April 1. The [poh Hindu Devasthana Paripalana Sahah is a well-organised religious body. The useful service it render to the Hindu population of Perak in general, and of [poh in particular, both in religious and general affairs, is a noteworthy fact. Its Trustees are well-known
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      466 2 "What shall I do with my Life" i, nation often rut forth by the invalids »t tan disband -nsequ.ntly who are m< mv d; pr dej£ted by tL.ir lives by taking U tter dosemea life is beyond their horizon. Life is a DttrtMn i rourtge and from hearing the name
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      175 2 YICK CHEQNG Co M 111 Tailors. Drai*« i 4E "%V Genera! Outfiti A!l Eur °P ean No. 14, Higli Strm. m SINGAPORE Chop Teek, Seng, 97, SELEGIE ROAD. House of Renown for Price of their Articles! Dealers in General Provisions, Fodder and Sundry Goods. Prices to Suit ail Purses. Wholesalers
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    Seaplane in Trade.
    441 3 Striking, Development in Siberia. The first striking development iv the nse of seaplanes for commercial purposes was allnded to by Mr. Jonas Lied, the managing director of the Siberian Steamship and Trading Company, at the 13 >yal Geographical Society's la<t meeting. The chief obstacle to the creat\pn
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    British Engineering in China.
    714 3 The second annual dinner ol the British Engineers* Association afforded the opportunity of showing how the idea of combination amongst the engineering trades of the United Kingdom has grown since the occasion o f the hist gathering year previously, says the London and China Express, and
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      269 3 Co. W HI, KaSSlm, C.E., Consulting Architects. •lects, Commission-Agents Surveyors. irt 3. Raffles Place, a TT ~W W Sapporo Black Beer AND I Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prise AT THE ANGLOJAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS T&M&T® COMPMMY, os No.
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      64 3 Shimcda Dental Hall 10. 492, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Up-to-date Dentistry. CHARGES MODERATE. CONSU LT AT [ON PB SB. KIM CO. SINGAPORE. :o: The Science of Wealth 60 cts. each, rhe (Jiviiisation of China The History of England The Problems of Philosophy The English Language Mohammedism w Buddhism w h h
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    Romance of Adopted Daughter.
    768 4 An Anglo-Italian Will Suit in London. Sisterly Lovt. A romantic case was nnfolded in the Probate Court London, recently, when the sisters and nephews and nieces of Madame Emilj Hose Pen in Bonnefoi get' np a plea of intestacy, in regard to her estate, against four
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    New Dredge Co.
    162 4 Company Registered at Sydney. Another new bucket dredging company for tin has been registered in Sydney, Australia, called the La rut Tin Dredging Ltd. The property is situated at Kota, in the Taiping district, and the company so far is a one-dredge proposition, with a capital of
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    Fracas in Old Cemetery.
    181 4 The transformation of an old Chinese cemetery into building lots led to a disturbance on Sunday. The place, No. lib Silat Road, is occupied by a Japanese named Sakai. who has transformed it into a nursery garden and a poultry run. Sunday was the anniversary of
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    178 4 When the P.and O. steamer Malta arrived here this morning from Hongkong, a sailor was handed over to the Police for hay ing, it is alleged, stabbed another on the sth instant. The man was brought np before the Magistrate this morning, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt. How
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      280 4 I J. GOLDBERG. Well-known Optician of Sourabaya May be consulted daily at THE UNITED PHARMACY 305, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Hours from 9 to 12 Noon 3 to 5 p.m. CONSULTATION FREE. m mmm BUN BEE A Co., COLD STORAGE RETAILERS. 11, Rochore Road. (Adjacent to Clyde Terrace Market) SPECIALITY Cooked
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      370 4 important Notice to Contractors RuihuM The United Saw Mills. Ltd.! (bttorponted ia the Strait** SatttVmm Is. IM AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. flj HOARD OF DIRECTORS, f I on<; SAM LEONG Bag.. Chaibmax. I DR LIM BOOM KENG. TAN CHENG BIONG Ksg I m T\N SI AN CHIN ESQ. KHOO KOK \V!I
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    THE WEEK'S DIARY.
    18 5 Wednesday. k Thursday. 9. Friday. 10. Safari** 1 ijivis 0Sunday, 12. i Monday. 13Tuesday. 14.
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    70 5 11.I I. Sii WoogMce* 1 has k.-i Teeata with th< <\« amg of the fttk al mid night OB Satur- iiM»rnmg the I ith inst. I- ackel Bnelon left r 1 »ii Suji'la the sth instant. a| v >* t«" arrive here at 11 a.m. r MM
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    Mails for Europe.
    15 5 91 Mar. _M 21 -27 J' I I April I ft I
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    594 5 Flag and Tons Commander From Arrired For When DunVrin R.I.M.S. Balfour Calcutta. 5-4 R.I.M.S. (V..-ytt H Steatn<*> Net. Tonnage aad Master From Cnetfignara For bnbenl Brit ISfi Scott Kelantan. 4 4 T. Bag Lee Kelantan Atl<i Brit :M>: Vijgnnbouni Pladjoe. Hi 2 As. Per. Co. Uncertain a
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    EXCHANGE.
    103 5 Singapore, April 8. On London Bank 1 mj». 2M 1(4 Demand 2/4 Ig2 Private 6 m/a. 2/4 ;">/s -2/4 11 /:i2 On Cermam Bank d/d. «Ji Private m/a. 242 On France Bank d/d. »4 Prr ate m/a. s On India Bank T. T. IJfi Private 30 d/s*. 17« On
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    106 5 TANJONG PAGAR. Kmi Wharf I Basing -Nil Wharf Section No. I Taroba Sheen Wharf Lumm Main Wharf Section No. 2 -Nil Manila 1 Elephant a 5 -VmMailt 6—Nelena BancUkan New Dock No. 7 Nil West Wharf Hokkai Maru Jardines Wharf 9 Nil Polo
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    135 5 Certain eminent physician! WCt waging a difficult war against drug taking by young girls at the present time. It seems that a certain young lady recently formed a debating clul) —at least that is what the parents of her friends were told. In reality the meetings were made for the
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    231 5 S:nv.AI'oim:. 8. Nutmeg!» 110 S. per picul X'lH.Mt Nutmegs 80 S. di> 2'.. 4» Copra Mali do II-'» Copra Gorong Talo do I Copra Dongalo «1» ll.'o Copra Kavong «1 lo.so Copra Puio <1«» l'\«o Copra Pontianak do 10.2a Copra Siantan <lo 10.84» Copra Singkawang do 10.80
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    PETROLEUM.
    68 5 Devtve's Imp. Brilliant Oil (2) tins) $«.<»0 Sylvan Arrow Oil J 2) tins I.f) Fish Brand 2 tin» in case at 3.->|* Lampglasa brand 2 tins in case at Lampglasa brand 2 tins *»--0 Dragon brand 2 tin» Crown brand 2 tins Rising Sun brand 2 tins Cross brand
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    132 5 The N. D. L. steamer Buelow is expected to arrive here, outward bound, on the 10th inst. The new giant Cunard liner Aquitania, 47,000 tons, will leave Liverpool for New York on Saturday, May 30. The weekly mail service is expected to be performed by the Aquitauia, Mauretania
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    906 5 Prices Quoted in the Market this Morning SINGAPORE. APRTL, Mes*r». LyaJ] am 1 Evatt. Exchange, and Share Broker-, i»s«\e thti following list of quotations Robber Shares. Norn. Value. Buyers. Seller*. 2/- Allagar 1/« 2/2 1 Anglo Java 8/4) 4/4J 1 Anglo-Johore 1/3 H* 2/- Anglo-Malay BJ3 1«»/
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT.
    204 5 Singapore, April 7. The following is the course of values The auction held this morning opened badly, prices being considerably below last week's levels, but there was a sharp recovery later and values closed if anything better on the week. Pale Crepe obtained the top price of
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    The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association.
    143 5 131TH AUCTION 7TII APRIL. 1914. Offered for sale H51..20 piculx or j 120,807 lbs. Sold for sale 811.54 piculs or 108,005 lbs. Prices realized Sheet Smoked Fine Ribbed *130 to $1&> i Sheet Smoked Good Ribbed 122 to 127 I Sheet Smoked Fine
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    112 5 The Panama Canal official opening, it is said, will occur on Ist .Jan. L 915, about a year after the 4<X)th anniversary of the discovery of the Pacific by' Balboa. It will not be a great famous war-ship that is first gent through, but some small craft. Up to the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      189 5 I \j\!I.S CLOSE. I t wlit-p otherwise stated. I I I. Km letter» may kt «»f In cents up to I en y-, i n<!in..r\ maileloi.es. I Diily Except Sunday. I Malay State*. Malacca. V M S* reinlnin. Port 'r, .h. v, ami Kuala Lumpur S Xara tin.. a.m.. 'I
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    THE INTEGRITY OF KEDAH.
    1054 6 In the House of Commons last Monday Mr. L Sennett Amery, who was on the editorial staff of the Times from 1899 to 1909 and edited that journal's "History of the South African War."' interrogated the Imperial Authorities respecting a petition forwarded by the Regent of
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    Local and General.
    209 6 Tin* final <li\ idend ol B (•♦•nt.. is declared by the Damaua M Rubber Co., Ltd. It is pleasing to note I IVnang exchanges thai cl X Kedah i< decreasing. :o: B The Deceased Wife's X Marriage Law comes into t" B the IJolony on April 1«».
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      157 6 ANTIMAL DISINFECTING FLUID IS A Disinfectant, Antiseptic and Deodorant for all purposes. In 1 Gallon Tins and 5 Gallon Drums. Sharpe, Ross A Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. I MOTOR CYCLISTS I Should use only I I Continental I I Motor Cycle Tyres I huh i in ii mi mil 11 ii
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      68 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. Chow
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    Home Rule Bill.
    213 7 r H,.nar s Proposal. Reuter's Service. ~,,,!.»11. April i. I w .»u? 1 thai ell inAtrted the Ul- carried it x! ,d obtained therefor, then I *awne's autborfjwUif of Lords be place th<* Bill and Xhe Government Idea. ii gajj it was hopeless rw e r permanently
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    U.S.A. DEPORTATION QUESTION.
    35 7 I i(,l ha to be Interviewed. Reuter's Service. London, April 7. Labour conference has *lr. Ramsay Macdonald •wlon i<> proceed to South iterview Mr. Botha and embodying tbe British labonr movehe ilefH>rtations.
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    INDIAN GARRISON IN CHINA.
    23 7 Reuter's Service. ulon, April 7. «WMleu t«» reduce the !j n lima to the Battery, The *j:>th <»f Punjabis
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    NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
    24 7 Reuter's Service. k*Mkm, April 7. 03 w Zealand «W :i sen ice V ,lU ;i,n l''<'n and Xe W lo 'naajrarated.
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    The Integrity of Kedah.
    186 7 Has the Treaty been Violated Sultan Protests against the High Commissioner's Action. Reuter's Service. London, April 7. In the House of ('ominous yesterday. Mr. L. Stennett Amery, M.P. for South Birmingham, asked whether a petition of the Regent of Kedah had been received complaining that the
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    CHINESE IN CANADA.
    89 7 Employment of White Girls. Reuter's Service. London, April 7. A telegram from Toronto states thai the Chinese Consul-General in Canada has objected to a clanse in the Ontario Factories Act Amendment Bill forbidding Orientals to employ white girls on tin' ground that it is unconstitutional and opposed
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    PARLIAMENTARY GOLF.
    23 7 Time-Honoured Match Postponed. Reuter's Service. London, April 7. The Parliamentary golf handicap has been postponed owing to the heated party feeling.
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    MORE CODDLING OF SUFFRAGETTES.
    42 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 7. Miss Richardson, who was arrested in connection with the burning of a mansion at Stewartown. Ayrshire, on the I.2th of March, has been released for six weeks to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
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    FAMINE IN THE UNITED PROVINCES.
    30 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 7. A telegram from Calcutta state* that hi.s.oon people in the United Provinces are receiving famine relief, blankets, cloth and cash.
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    The East African Loan.
    128 7 Momy Necessary for Development. Reuter's Service. London. April 7. In the House of Commons Mr. Lewis Harcourt moved the second reading of the Loan Hill of three million sterling for Kast Africa, Uganda and Xyasaland. Arrangemonts had been made, he said, for the repayment of the
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    U.S. STATE ELECTIONS.
    91 7 President's Popularity Gauged by New Jersey Election. Reuter's Service. London, April S. A telegram from New York states that several State elections are ill progress. They are mainly concerne 1 with local questions, but the most interesting will be in New .Jersey because the supposed result will
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    THE BUDGET.
    36 7 Assistance to Country Districts. Reuter's Service. London, April .S. LOtd l.ilcas llit< bin Matesth;ii tin (tovcrninent in the coming Itudgol will make considerable fptUttfl out of tbe Imperial taxation aSSftr rates in roiintn. district*;.
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    THE AUSTRIAN LOAN.
    172 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The new Austrian Treasury Loan has been oversubscribed many times. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Boon Chin will be interested to hear of the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Tan Gnat Tiong to Dr. .lap Ah Chit, M.8., 8.5.. (Durham)
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    Canada's Budget.
    131 7 Loans Necessary for Development. Reuter's Service. London. April 7. A telegram from Ottawa states that Mr. White. Minister of Finance, in introducing the budget,estimated the surplus at 36^500,0110d011an in 1914. Referring to the tinancial crisis of last year he said that most of the British criticism of Canadian
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    Police Court.
    308 7 Aug Joo lank, a fisherman, charged another toiler of the deep named Woo Ah Ohee, with assault ami theft of his hshing net oil' Rochore river a month ago. Mr. Kames, before whom the ease was tried, discharged the accused. Mr. Lade Smith appeared for the complainant, while
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    117 7 For preparing chandu dross in No. 11»», Beneoolen Street, Lim Tee was ordered by the third Magistrate to pay a line of 125 or to undergo three weeks' rigorous imprisonment. For being members of an unlaw ful assembly X way Chow Poo and Yeo Hong Siang were fined 120 each
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    New Naval Tanker.
    535 7 Arrival of H. M. S. San Ricardo. The arrival yesterday of the San Ricardo, 3,1*87 tons reg., from Borneo and commanded by Capt. Luya, marks a new era in matters naval in these parts. Known officially a*< H. M.'s Naval Transport No. 12/' she Hies the Admiraltj*
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    ANOTHER LANDMARK HAS VANISHED.
    140 7 The Alhambra. At 9 o'clock this morning palls of smoke rising from a minatnre bonfire a little way below the Marlborough Cinematograph on Beach Road made it plain to those coming in from the suburb* that another leaf is being turned in th»» building progress of
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    SPORTS.
    53 8 Easter Week Swimming Club Launches. Friday. Saturday, Sunday and Monday. From Johnston's Pier —V, 10 and I i a. in. 2-.'50 and .*5-30 p. m. From Club '.*-30 and 10-.>0 a.m. and .■>-:«> p. m. I high water. Friday, 10-0S a. m. Saturday, 10-53 a. in. Sunday. 11-37 111
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    BILLIARDS.
    116 8 S. V. C. Tournament. This tournament, played at the Drill Hall, commenced on the '.nil; of February with thirty-three names <,n the entry list. It is now drawing to a cl-.se, only three player.- («.ing left to contest for the Make]>eace Cup. They are K G. E. i Jiama,—75,
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    Y.M.C.A. Challenge Cup Billiard Tournament.
    213 8 C. Martia Wins the Cup. last evening Mr. C. Martia. playing at scratch, defeated Mr. (J. van Cnylenbnrg,- n in the final match for the Challenge Cup. by a score of 250 to IW. The play was indifferent, and no high breaks were made throughout
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    Tanglin Club Tournament.
    37 8 LAST NICHTS RESULT. 11. Noon, scr.. heat F. G. Stevens. —f>o. 2f>o—2\:\. The final mateli of the tournament will take place this evening at 9:30 o'clock* II. Noon. scr.. opposing I.. .1. Wishats, —*10.
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    S.C.C. vs. Selangor Club. LAWN TENNIS.
    187 8 S. C. C. Tournament. Play Again Postponed. CHALLENGE ROUND THIS AFTERNOON. WEATHER PERMITTING. Jupiter Pluvius had bin hat in the ring again yesterday, and confrequently the Class "A" Singles match between Kleinmann and Salzmann had to be postponed once more. It tin- courts are
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    S.C.R.C. Representatives off for Penang To-morrow.
    98 8 The Straits Chinese Recreation dab, has received a wire from T he Chinese Recreation Club, Penang. Ming that they accept the tenuis notches in singles and double, during the Barter Hobdays.Messrs. Ten Chong Khee, Tan Wi \an. Seosv Poh Leng and Neo Swee Hoch.
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    S.R.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    16 8 All play had to be postponed yesterday afternoon owing to the. rain.
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    FOOTBALL.
    88 8 Malaya Football Association. The Hon. Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, the Deputy Governor, lias kindly consented to be present at the match between the Penang Mohammedan Football Association team and the team of the Malaya Football Association on Monday, the 13th instant, and present the Cup to the winners. The
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    Star Opera Cup.
    46 8 The following teams have been drawn and will play in the semiKinal of .the above competition, after the match between the Malaya ami the Penang teams Pathol Carib F. C. versus Rnshdiab V. C. Darul Bahar V. C. reran* Pathol Munir F. C.
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    Cricket.
    69 8 The Club eleven which will <m>pose Malacca in the Easter cricket mate h, to be played on Saturday, lias been chosen. 0. P. GriffithJones is the captain of the local representatives, the others arc J. W. Hodgins, N. E. Beth', K. W. Day, o. Hughes. 11. M. Cantrell, J.
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    Army Racquets (Singles) Championship.
    166 8 Victory of Lieutenant Manners. Lieutenant the Hon. J.N. Manners I (Grenadier Guards) won the Army Singles Championship at Prince's Club OU 7th March heating the holder, Captain A. C. <L Luther (Yorkshire Light Infantry) by three games two after a most exciting match. Lieutenant Manners had*
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    27 8 The Europa, cruiser. which brought home the relieved crew of the cruiser Hampshire from Hongkong, was retluced to Third Flc» t complement at Portsmouth on 12th inst.
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    Local and General.
    382 8 A refund of £5,000f0r shortage in acreage has been obtained by we BrooineßnbberCkK,Ltd. «r°« tm Vendors, half to be paid m casn half in shares. :o: Owing to a transposition daring the "make-up" yesterday the tennis ties for this afternoon were put at the foot of the
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    THE MOVIES.
    246 8 Palladium. Kven if Miss Fanny Halle were not making a hit locally with her! clever specialty acts at the Orchard lioad house, the programme would be well worth seeing. As it is— the more the merrier. The object of this paragraph is to call the attention of all
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      67 8 John Little J Great Clearance I SALE NOW I FOR TWO WEEKS—ONCE A \eAR I Splendid Bargains I IN j I ALL DEPARTMENT I rU Natural Sterilized J I I It is Just The Richest, Purest j 1 HI Milk Sterilized to Preserve It. I Sag And Guaranteed to Contaio
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    Chinese Concessions.
    488 9 Britain's Predominance in the Yangtze Valley. In the House of Commons ]•> March Mr. T. M. Healy (N., Cork, X. K.) asked the Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether the Chinese (lov.'i nment had granted concessions For oil to the Standard Oil Company and, if so. what was their
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    Extermination of White Ants.
    128 9 Following is (he reply of a Perth, W. A., paper t«> a reader who asked for particulars of the salt method of preventing white ants attacking buildings To prevent white ants attacking new wooden buildings which are built upon wooden blocks, make a trench about 1
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    Commercial and Produce Markets.
    210 9 London, March 13. The Bank rate bi an changed at .J per cent. The open market rate for .short loans is 2J per cent., ami discount of four months' Hank hills 2J per cent. Iv the Silver market prices have reacted somewhat, hars being now quoted
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    Decree Against a Colonial Officer.
    368 9 In the Divorce Court, before Mr. Justice Bargrave Deane, the petition washeart] on il .March of Fanny Mills, whose maiden name was nixson, for a divorce from her hnsba.nl Charles Beresford Mills, on the grounds of his desertion and adultery. The snit was undefended. T
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    74 9 His Majesty the King haying given his approval, Prince Arthur of Connaught will open the [nternat|bn Rubber Exhibition on the 24 th .June next. The Right Hon. Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, will also he present and will speak. Thirty-live British and Foreign Governments will he exhibiting,
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      184 9 IT TSUTADA. I neS e Dentist. I JaP 3 tASA H BOAD. I 'and Company. I A i St I i -TRIO" Mah May's I (V I it y Habana, Cigarette I prices Moderate. Lv DISPENSARY. :i ?.-;Clienists S Druggists, I i i i bridge road. I ;< Patent Medicines,
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      198 9 GOLD SMITH X AW AN 0 377, North Bridge Road. JULIAN FRANKEL FURNITURE Co., OF ORCHARD ROAD. USEFUL NOVELTIES if they could speak, we would have no need of advertising. Julian Frankel Sells Them JULIAN FOR THE RIGHT GOODS. Notice of Removal. Our clients are kindly notified that on and
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    F.M.S. Tin Mines.
    195 10 Tbe L. A C. Kxiiressfl.Ub Mai eh, summarise.- tbe reports ut the l»eii»kalcii and (Jopen- Companies as follows lViiakuh-n. Limited.—The grot* prolit for the year ended Sept. .*i<». was £3,07,7. on! ol which there iti due for interest on prcf. share, *:l.<»in». leaving a not protH 6f
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    League of Consumers.
    229 10 The following interesting note is taken from the London Letter ot the Daily Mail overseas Edition of the 1 Ith" March Some interesting proposals were debated at a conference in Kast London last Saturday for the establishment of a maximum price t'»>r necessities of life, a minimum
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    Japanese as Rubber Growers.
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