Malaya Tribune, 9 April 1914

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    Masthead
    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive ani independent Evening Dally.] Vc I. NO. l~t. SINCAPORE. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Cbe Iftalapa Cribunc. THURSDAY, APRIL 9
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      355 1 nTKS CHEMICALS. or particulars. ijj MChVanO WHISKY |B jrb»u.ii«il'i'iiißMi' wl'm mimmmmammmamm. PALLADIUM THEATRE ORCHARD ROAD. GRAND EASTER ATTRACTIONS. EAST AND WEST A fti t Fnwiirr fanded ra Radyard K3pliag*i Wmamm Qwrtatlaab MISS F&NMY HALLE Nov; Ity Act and Daneeuse. THE FOUR DARE DEVILS A h.ul stirring <* k»r« mm! fa*
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      188 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, TWO NIGHTS MORE ONLY. THURSDAY FRIDAY 9 10 OK THAT UNIQUE PICTURE PRODUCTION ROUND THE WORLD ON TWOPENCE A S< rio O roic Diama adapted f< r the Cin< rratcgiaj li from a well-know work in 5 PARTS 5 7,000 FEET
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    From the New Books.
    166 2 In a 'Bus. "'If you will put me down at Hyde Park Corner 1 shall take a number fourteen home.' Elizabeth laughed. '1 always admire people who can treat omnibuses in that mathematical fashion. It is quite too new-fangled for me. I can only regard them
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    From "The Happy Hunting Ground."
    159 2 "She was afflicted with an acute conscience, and, as is frequently the case witli such estimable people, those immediately about her suffered from her conscience also: which, no doubt, was morally beneficial to them. if. at times, exasperating/ 1 M She belonged to a class
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    From "Marcelle the Lovable."
    28 2 Women wish for men who mak< I themselves adored and not men wh< make themselves admired. "■—Mar celle the L<truffle, 1>v Augusts Maquet.' o
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    Royal Eccentrcities.
    242 2 44 The Empress Elizabeth of A lis tria. during her later years wher she was in France, often walked a? much as fifteen or twenty miles in; (lay, with no one hut iier 4 Greel reader'—some student, as a rule of the University of Athens —ii: attendance. His
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    A Domestic Code.
    87 2 "We were talking abont the; turkey for to-night, an<l hoping it 1 would go round. I think it ought W not, we shall have! to follow the example of those people who were here before uk. 1 Mrs. Watts always declared they used a code at their
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    A Conversation.
    51 2 I believe I am going to like you, girl You have the eyes of a Sphinx and the mouth of a Piccaninny! And I think 1 am going to like you, boy. You wear shabby boots, and your lips turn up at the corners.' —Pantomime, by G. B.
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    From "One Man Returns."
    142 2 "The thing that is really stopping elopements in modern life is that nobody tries to prevent them The way to encourage litigation.' was the favourite phrase of Mr. Hawkins, the head of the firm, 'is to make it attractive.* If he had had his way Mr.
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    The Field of Waterloo.
    264 2 Plans to Preserve it from Building. We understand that a British Committee has now been organized, under the presidency of tii Duke of Wellington, grandson of the illustrious commander, for the purpose of helping to preserve the historicsites on the battlefield of Waterloo from the danger
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    A Copra Crisis.
    160 2 The Market Sinking. The coconut industry of Ceylon passing through a crisis owing, it is alleged, to the failure of I two or three large German firms, the indirect result of which has heen to glut the markets of London ami Hamburg with copra. On Thursday, the
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      516 2 "What shall I do with my Life" It is a question often put forth by the invalids who are long suffering from stubborn diseases and consequently who are quite depressed and tinted by their lives by taking bitter doses of medicines. Hope for life is beyond their horizon. Life is
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      175 2 Chop TeqiTsJ 97, SELEGIE Pj House of Renown for ®t Price oJ their Article-'I Dealers in General Provisji Fodder and Sundry Gcodip Prices to Suit ail Purses. Wholesalers and RetaiisJ NEW treatmln! Of Rheumatism, Gout, Asthma, Q- aM Bronchitis, Arthritis, E Dubois's Collo=lode,| A Concentrated Solu: J Of Vegetable Io
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    Suicide of Baron Schrottky.
    270 3 Arrest and Suicide in Antwerp. SEQUEL TO SCOTLAND YARD SEARCH. A tragic development ha:> followed the Scotland yard search for Baron Eugene Charles Bchrottky, who was M wanted M for an alleged bigamous marriage at St. George's, Hanover-square. After three months' pursuit all over the country,
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    Terse American Comment.
    97 3 The Sew York Times, discussing the National Gallery outrage by the militant suffragettes, says The British Government is getting precisely the sort ot* treatment it deserves at the hands of the harridans who are called militants for its foolish tolerance of their criminal behaviour. Why should women
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    Ankylostomiasis or Hookworm Disease.
    116 3 CAMPAIGN TO EE CARRIED OUT IN MALAY STATES. Ir. Wickliffe Rose Starts on His Mission. Reuter's Service. London, March 24. The Colonial Office announces that Dri Wickliffe Hose has left London for Egypt, Ceylon, and the Malay States with the view of continuing in those j
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    Badulla Planter’s Tragic End.
    208 3 A Case of Suicide. The sad death of Mr. Edmund Napier, Superintendent of Talpitigalla estate, under tragic circumstances, was made known in Badulla with much regret. Mr, Napier was found missing from his bungalow > nlv on Saturday morning and on search being made his boy
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      279 3 M KaSSim, C.E., Consulting Architects. Lis Commission-Agents Surveyors. P"' 3, Raffles Place, i BEER Sapporo Black Beer AND Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prize AT THE AXGLOJAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS T&MGTQ COMPANY, x,,. 112. 351, VICTORIA STREET. And All
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      148 3 S. H. WEBSTER Co. Exporters, Importers AND General Commission Agents. 22, GREAT St. HELENS, LONDON, E.t. Orders executed under the personal supervision of a member of the firm, who is well acquainted with the East and its numerous lines, both in Import and Export business. Bona fide Cocoanut, Rubber, and
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    LABOUR IN MALAYA.
    1459 4 [Specially CONTRIBUTED to THE India RUBBBB JOUBVAL.] At the group of annual general meeting's of plantation rubber companies, held last Autumn, the topic which seemed lo interest shareholders most, and consequently the one which received considerable notice from the chairmen of most companies, was that relating to
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      350 4 Ask your Grocer tor "GOLD LEAF" CEYLON TEA Pure; Delicious and Fragrant Its strength makes it the most economical TEA in the Market P. A. BEINS Co., 5, Malacca Street. BUN BEE Co., COLD STORAGE RETAILERS. If, Rochore Road. (Adjacent to Clyde Terrace Market) SPECIALITY Cooked 'AM BONELESS, SKINLESS A
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      355 4 Important Notice to Contractors UniiJ The United Saw Milis/Il (Incorporated in the Strait* S ttleinf nts. 3 AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. B BOARD OP DIRECTORS. 8 I ONG sam LBONG Emj.. Chaikhax. j DR. LIM BOON KENG. TAN CHENG BIOKO I '3 TAN SI AN CHIN ESQ. KHOO Ko X WHA
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    THE WEEK’S DIARY.
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    54 5 ;r "•crr-.Tivts, ii|> ti>:» p.m. or «ml oavrt <»em:ral J' j> ti i p.: i 1» V ■> p.m. it I. S;earner train to-morrow deli t-rv 1» r» K*l<»vv left if th in-taut. 1. re at 1J a.m. (Virtlillere It ft >'■ th«- 7 h in t. hurt- at about
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    22 5 fsr Europe. ndmi. Arrivi-d. V ri !U Mar. *1 -'7 27 I Ajiril 1 r 1 m.M 12 J" !2 -I» S
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    13 5 untitled untitled untitled untitled nil Club on honour o| tig, landra and appreciation
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    488 5 Amherst, Brit *tr. l:t.*> tons, Cant. Soft, arrived from Kelantan, April 4. Bilantaa Agents, T.EngLee Atlas. Brit s*tr. 867 tone, Capt. IJROOOOOin arrived* from Piadjne. Feb. 16- For Uncertain < AgenJ i, As. Pet. (V B. Hong Liang, Bri: -tr. 7l<» torn, Capt Riuhton,entired fr<>m Bangkok.March 81.
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    286 5 d Bj-a, rtr 850 tons, Cap*. Dirck. arrivedifrom Bangkok, March al. For Bang- gang, Bril str 162« tons. Capt. Gilroy, arrived tr an Hongkong, April 8. For Penang 10 Agents, Bonstend. Deli, l>m Btr 1:**»«i tons, Cant. Iferbnrg, sttittd from Maecaßiner March Por BoUurdaai 8 Agents, Ships Agency.
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    100 5 TANJONG PAGAR. iwirjLrf(Ban) Urn Wharf Sectkti No. 1 Taroba, Aurara Sheers Wharf Nil Main Wharf Bectkm No. -1 Sam Baiuj Nil I RlephanU Klans v -Vermont New Dock No. 7 -Nil West Wharf < s Hokkai Mara. Golonta Janlincs Wharf 9 Banco Palo
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    EXCHANGE.
    80 5 On L.....U, nJ'V2M i I ><• n&nd 2/' l Private<> mjs. iH On Gennanv Bank <I-!. p > On Pr ace Ba-.l; iL I. Privati ;8 2W On [ndai BankT.T. Private v. II On Btagjuntg B ink d/!. <•<. Private Sal On .Java Hani T. T. 11l On Japan
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    200 5 Nat meg 80 s'. no 24JW CopraGorong Talo no (!opra 1 kwgalo <*" Copra Kayong d° 1 jjj ttopra Pnlu <: ,V Copra Poatisaak do I". Copra Siantan v io.»u Ooj i a Singkawaag Jo 10*0 gago Flonr Singapore Ist quality do jWH Saio Flour Singapore fair
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    PETROLEUM.
    66 5 1 DetWt [mp. Brilliant Oil I 2) tins) $&0O Sylvan Arrow Oil (2) tins JJto Fish Biand •_> tins in case ai Laranglass brand 2 tins in nam at Lampglass brand I tins JtV Dragon brand 2 tins Crown brand I tans JJJ Ruing Sun brand 2 tins C,,,5,
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    98 5 Apropos of the recent Ragtime Trials at the Shaftesbury—they gave money or a medal —a W estraUari tells a yam, The management of a crook diamajtic show had announced ;i recitation competition for amateurs, first prize a cheque for £3 3s. or a medal. The man who won tin- second
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    697 5 ?.ic2S Qjatel ia tWz Mirket this Morning siKOAPOUS, April, t>. Me>.-r-. Lyall and Iv.att. Exchange tfld Share Brokcse, tSBSM tb* following li*t of quotations Rubber Shares. Norn. Vain Buyers. Sellers. Alla-ar 10 2/2 H 1 An-io.lava 8/4 i 4/4J l If! I/. An-io-Ualav 90 H I Ayer
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    Latest Shipping News.
    525 5 The Alfred Holt Liner Neleus Balled for Europe yesterday| with general Cargo. The BL 8. N. Co.'fl mail sfoamer Taroba leaves with passengers and mails for Madras. She is timed to tail at 5 p. m. to-day from T. P. Wharf. The s. s. Gerd is now
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    88 5 To-morrow night, at untitled untitled Mr. < 'h( in li Wo u V* v!l Chri iu ,iall> invitwOL :o: ThepubHcati' u The Tim i penns U ''>" .Ion lv. v ,|mtion N" '<'• i„ journal with tin- ion that th<- Utera "<• which appears each Tin' contains the reviewu an
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      46 5 statiVl. may nj) to ten V Sr.::y. [>•' I 1 I P-Tn. 1 p.m. i.-p 3 p.m. t I.iij. t p.m. '1 [UK. •J {,.11.. 4 p.m. > f. p.m. p.m. p.m. I r. p.m. p.m. p.m. (t p.m. A p.m. fee letters for l t. »1 p.m.
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    A TRAFFIC SCANDAL.
    582 6 At the special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners yesterday, I Mr. A. W. Bean rendered an important service to the public by bringing up the subject of the congestion jof traffic in Battery Road, which is as objectionable and annoying as it is discreditable and intolerable. He
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    Arrival of H.H. the Sultan of Kelantan.
    114 6 H. H. the Snltan of Kelantan and suite arrived here by the steamer Krian this morning and landed at Johnston's Pier about 1» o'clock. His Highness was received by a guard of honour composed of a company of the K.O.YJLL with the regimental
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    37 6 The Penang Echo says "the action u| Tnnkn BoUmg in jMtiUoDJng «In- Sr•ci'i-tarv Kfftle ilir.M-t comes i mi [irtas and oar eoo-t>-ni)»nrary llltimXtCfl thai ft will liavr a k<m*l I«*;iJ !•> hiis alwait it at an Wlrfj «latr.
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    Local and General.
    568 6 T °^°T row bein I there will be no issue < Tribune. I Latest shipping ne« found on page 5 of this f :0: m v Phyllis on Fashions M I over for our next issue. I :o:—• One Magistrate will W Police Court on Hast. dispose
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      105 6 RANEEGUNCE GLAZED STONEWARE DRAINPIPES AND CHANNELS All Sizes Stocked. Sharpe, Ross A Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. I MOTOR CVCUSTS| I Continental I g Motor Cycle FOR Kerosene Oil Engines THE IDEAL FUEL IS "Cross" Kerosene The Cheapest Refined Oil on the Market. CROSS M will give you MORE POWER at a
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      145 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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    The British Sphere of Influence.
    88 7 I ,„n n Acquisition ri«eC.M-S.N. Co. I g.:. Bum p Jlc Bri,ish P b,,) 'l.it:«its. ft Service-) Inioiiist M.«'- i vvbeiher Japan ntrollinfi interest I i mts 1 Steam ,I*l whether t«> take l interests assisting China j.„. [>nrchasing the n am l the Hangftration
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    The Deal.
    217 7 I 2 [he Hanyehping I Ministry of AgriI lN*lieve<l that both I connected with the exI few scholars of prof omul I i a promoter of (Chinese I in ('hina al the present I is reiiorted t«» be very I **cialh a< Yang was I t 1 Director
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    THE PANAMA CANAL.
    52 7 r r, »Hs Controversy Becoming Heated. neiii a Service.) wnulori, April ,s. ,iam controversy is daily ,f| creasetl heat greatly 1 »ngl<>-American I "mean opjionent to 1 M H tolls pol'u-y has a «v. eeping majority m A Sew Jersey iifcon h state was a i ase
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    Royal Visit to France.
    125 7 Preparations for the King and Queen's Visit. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. A great reception ia being prepare I in Paris for the four days* \<\i of their Majesties on the 21st April. Tin-re will be a military review at Vincennes, a reception at tin* Hotel
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    THE CALCUTTA SHOOTING AFFAIR.
    64 7 Roy Released. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. A telegram from Calcutta states that Roy, who was acquitted but detained by the police, has been discharged. There was a great crowd in waiting which was intensely excited by the report that Police Inspector XfcGill had been shot
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    BRITAIN MOVING AT LAST.
    33 7 Commercial Possibilities in Siberia and China. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The Imperial Government is despatching Special Commissions to Siberia and China to make prolonged investigations into commercial possibilities.
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    EAST FIFE BY-ELECTION.
    36 7 Unionists will not Oppose Mr. Asquith. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The Unionists have decided nut to oppose Mr. Asqnith at East Fife. Later. Mr. Asqnith has heen returned for East Fife unopposed.
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    THE U.S.-COLOMBIA TREATY.
    38 7 Reuter's Service. London, April N. A telegram from Washington says that the America-Colombia treaty has been signed, giving both equal rights to the canal by paying Colombia a heavy indemnity for the loss of Panama.
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS ADJOURNED.
    23 7 Reuter's Service. London, April The House of Commons has ailiomne* 1 until the Uthhist. for the Kaster 1 lolidays.
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    Raffles Girls’ School.
    765 7 Presentation of Prizes by Mrs. Wilkinson. STAFF COMPLIMENTED Cab Day for the Girls. At 10 o'clock this morning the assembly room of the Raffles Girls' School was crowded with students, their fathers and mothers, and admiring friends. The pupils, from the babies to the girls in Form
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    Amateur Drawing Association.
    543 7 Successful Anniversary Celebration. The members of the Amateur Drawing Asssociation brought their Anniversary Celebration to a close by holding a variety entertainment at their premises, last Saturday evening, when there were present among others Mrs. Hoo Wei Yen. wife of the Chinese Consul-General, Mr. K. L. Talma,
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    Russo=German Inci=dent.
    77 7 Arrest of German Balloonist at Perm. Personal Letter from the Raiser to the Tsar. Reuter's Service. London, April 1*. Telegrams from Berlin are to the effect that the newspapers state that, the Kaiser has written the Tsar a personal letter regarding the aeronaut who has been detained at
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    Trade Commission to China.
    278 7 The following scathing criticism is very apropos in connection with a telegram which appears to-day A correspondent w ho is most intimate with the ideas and aspirations; of the Chinese people writes to BSJ with reference to the decision of the Commercial intelligence Department of the
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    GENERAL EWART’S SUCCESSOR.
    34 7 Reuter's Service. London, April x. ■Rio official announcement had been made that Lieut.-General Sir Henry Crichton Sclater, X.C.8., <\u.„ succeeded Major-General Sir Henry Peter Ewart, X.C.8., G.C.V.0., on Ihe 30ih March.
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    THE SEALING DISASTER.
    40 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 81 A telegram from St. John's state* that the search for the Southern Cross will be abandoned to-morrow. The sealers are returning owing t»» the poor prospects for the remainder of the season.
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    ANOTHER AVIATOR KILLED.
    34 7 Reuter's Service. London, April <S. Sergeant Deane, while aeroplaning at Brooklands for tin- pupil"* certificate ascended to a height of a. thousand feet, but gpiralle 1 un> sharply and was killed.
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    SPORTS.
    117 8 Easter Week Sporting Events. Friday, April 10. Fi i lav. Golf. Singapore Golf Club Ifedal Competition —18 hotel handicap. Bogey Competition \.< holes handicap. Foursome Competition —18 holes medal play. fetcrtty, April IL Golf same as OH Friday. Cricket. Singapore Cricket Clnb vs. Malacca. At s. C. C. At
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    Easter Week Swimming Club Launches.
    49 8 Friday, Sttvnfey, SoßstTaaJ fads*. From Johnston's Her 1». lOand 1! a. ra. 2-30 and 3-30 p. m. Prom Club :—.l-30 and 10-30 a.m. 12-15. 3 an I 5-.W p. m. HIGH IV ATE 10-53 a. m. Sunday, 11-37 a. m. Monday, 12-21 p. m.
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    TENNIS.
    131 8 S. C. C. vs. Selangor Club, fltb ?'ojr Co isle. Singles —r. Balzinann, ('apt. M. F. Day. D*.H. Kleinmann, v. d. lerrell, h. I ntoui anil a B. Terrell, Hill ami Kleinmann, apt. Day and Salzmann. Sul/mann c iota in the team. The Singles a:- to be play..! on
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    S.R.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    11 8 All matches are postponed until Tnesday afternoon.
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    108 8 All play postponed until next week. Challenge Ronnd on Thnrsday. Jnpiter PI living won, notwithstanding the ta« t that he i- HON grata in tennis circles this week. The canoeing would have been excellent on the erstwhile tennis court! of the club yesterday afternoon, and as Kleinmann, Hill
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    FOOTBALL.
    173 8 Malaya Football Association. We arc informed by the Honorary General Seer» tary of the Malaya Football Association that owing to previous engagement the Hon, Mr. 1J. J. Wilkinson, the Deputy Governor, cannot be present at the match between the Malaya and I'enang Mohammedan teams on Monday, the 1 ;5lh
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    Johore.
    39 8 The Penang Mohammedan Footi ball team will leave Singapore by the 10 a.m. train to-morrow for Johore of th.it state and its dependencies. Li< :i. X. M. Hashim will referee Association arrive,! here by mail train this morning.
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    BILLIARDS.
    51 8 1 1 «311. 111 i' rinnl, nlaved last evenin r between Air. 11. \Y. Noon, scr., a;! 1 Mr. U .1. rtishart,—;»» resulted in a victory lor th" former hy a score of -")<> (~i) to, i me cups lor the winner an runner up will be presented next
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    Water Polo Competition.
    141 8 At S. C. S. cn Sunday Mdrniag. Immediately after the arrival of the !0 o'eloek launch at tlie Swimming Club bungalow on Sundav monning two water-j)olo teams, captained hv T. C. Hay and W. R llutton, will furnish the only aijiiatie sj ortsoi'thc Faster holidays. It will
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    68 8 We learn from China Exchanges that after trial by court-martial Taan Shi-yuan tone of the Been taries employed in the Presidents Office) was >h<»t a few days ago. It appears that be was a member of the Senate prior t<» appointment as■ s< cretary to the President and that le
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    POLICE COURT.
    325 8 Inspector O'Neill, of the Gambling Suppression Department, arrested tChinese men and 30Chinese women on 18th March at No. 330, Bukit Timah Road, for playing in a common (mming boose. They were brought up before Mr. Forrer, yesterday, who fined the first acCOSed 1500 for being the occupier of
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    Barlow & Co.’s Prices Current.
    182 8 Barlow Co.’s Prices Current. Freights. y: i\ ~t 1 I'M! I'd;'! Sw< ttenham, or Malacca; from tort Dickson or relok Anson >! V rom Singapore to "New xork, or Boston direct 755. or via KaropeBss. <mi (Joffee 15s. per ton of 15 cwt. (mi (Jopra per ton of 1 1
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    47 8 The proposed programme of the Penang ftace meeting, to be held on 30th May and Ist Jane, which has jast been issued, should provide two days' first-class racing. Kntrics close at 5 j». 111. on Friday, 15th Ifay, to Mr. H. T. kcid. Secretary Penang Turf Cluh.
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      55 8 Great Elemrmi I how for two weeks —once a i Splendid Bargains IN ALL BEPARTME L fecoa&li t §y Blii LI 7 r] j Nourish!? g ustaining i Coffee MiIV i Fragrant emulating i j. Wholesome a.,.: Economical fflj Prepared Instantly j|J BOILING WATER I f Lfl Nestle Anglo=Swiss ■■I
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    Municipal Commission.
    747 9 Registrar Appointed at Home for Sterling Loan. RULES FOR VICTORIA THEATRE. S3 Limit for Seats. Mr. Bean on Battery Road Traffic. A special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the Municipal Board Room yesterday to (1) pass a resolution to appoint a registrar in London to
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    Amazon Rubber Exports.
    208 9 Large Decline for the Year. London, March 1 L The Hoard of Trade .Journal publishes information from the British Consul at Pari relative to the exports of rubber from the Amazon Basin via Para during the month of December and the year 1913. For the month the
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      130 9 *Zx Household Benefits L t v ,.r Mb «"> I flexion j n j iMting'-W- I :P Harmh bs R L. MEHTA, g \l Borhane's Minvak l r > Mokm n I I BOHANE, I So. 1362. I No. 29, Robinson Road. I bttxm. Hocb.tJ 8 Exporters. 1 TiU s
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      166 9 The Straits Albion Press, Limited. Stationers Printers 20a-20c, COLLYER QUA V. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND DRAUGHTSMEN Having placed large indent in order to got Special terms we are able to offer yon the finest quality Tracing cloth ever produced —Dull Back and Glazed Front at rates ruling for lower
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