Malaya Tribune, 11 April 1914

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vol. I.- No. 65. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Cbe Ittalapa tribune. SATURDAY, APRIL 11.
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      360 1 uOOCLANDT A Co.. grjpAPORE. estatS chemicals. [pplyfot Particulars. A PICTURE PRODUCTION THAT WILL WIN ADMIRATION PPRECIATION FOR ITS DELICACY OF COLOURING AND BEAUTY OF EFFECT HONESTY OR A MAN'S STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE Mr. Charles Pathc of the well-known House of Pathe Freres AT THE NEW TEMPORARY ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. NewPathe's
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      286 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, A CHARMING ROMANCE in animated picture form, a production of the well-known s.C.A g.l* (Pathe) brand of films: LOVE EVERLASTING IN 3 PARTS 3,000 FEET. well supported by a A THRILLING LUBIN FEATURE '1 Depicting the story of a 44 terror",
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    The Trade Returns For March.
    210 2 Increases All Round. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The Returns for the month of March show increases of £££92, 784 in imports and £2,8'>8,714 in exports, the former being principally in food, £1,867,548; raw cotton, £34*22,535: while wool shows a decrease of £615,593. In exports
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    ILLNESS OF KING OF SWEDEN.
    66 2 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. The King of Sweden shortly undergoes an operation for ulcer in the stomach. A telegram from Stockholm states that the King is not in bed. He presides at a cabinet meeting for the purpose of constituting a provisional Government under
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    ANOTHER LARGE PROPERTY SALE.
    35 2 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Lord Howard de Walden has sold his Regent's Park estate, covering (j2\ acres and twenty streets to Mr. Samuel Derbyshire for half a million pounds sterling.
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    THE EASTER EXODUS.
    24 2 Mr. Winston Churchill Goes to Madrid. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Mr. Winston Churchill has left for Madrid to play polo.
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    Captain White Released.
    53 2 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Captain W T hite, the Commander of the Irish Nationalist Army, who was arrested and charged with assaulting the police on the 14th march, has been discharged. The prosecution withdrew the case against Captain White. They said the whole matter was due
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    WOMEN IN POLITICS.
    50 2 Petticoat Government Closes 1,000 Bar-rooms. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Nine women candidates for the Aldermanship in Chicago have been overwhelmingry defeated, the majority of the women supporting male candidates, but outside Chicago women voters succeeded in closing a thousand bar-rooms in the smaller cities and towns.
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    Grant For Immigration.
    55 2 Commonwealth Will Contribute £150,000 Annually. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. A telegram from Melbourne state* that the Premier's conference has been concluded and was most successful. The conference expressed gratification at the Premier's intimation that the Com monwealth was prepared to contribute one hundred and fifty thousand
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    ACCIDENT IN HUNTING FIELD.
    19 2 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Major Henry Williams-Wynn has been killed in the hunting field.
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    Mrs. Tommy Atkins "Off The Strength."
    395 2 HARRIED SOLDIER WHOSE WIFE DOES NOT EXIST OFFICIALLY. Protest Against Hardship. {Daily Sketch U March.) A soldier who gets married "off the strength" of his regiment has a poor prospect. His wife and family are not recognised by the authorities, and officially they do
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      517 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 dejected by their lives by taking bitter doses of medicines. Hope for life is beyond their horizon. Life is
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      163 2 NEWLY ESTABLISH^ B—4 -n Chop Teck Senj 97, SELEGIE ROAD. House of Renown for Price of their Articles! Dealers in General Provision Fodder and Sundry Goods, Prices to Suit all Purses, Wholesalers and Retailer NEW TREATMENT Of Rheumatism, Gout, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis, Arthritis, Etc. by Dubois's Collo=lode, A Concentrated Solution
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    Theatres and Public Halls.
    761 3 Municipality Raisei Fees. Will there be a Botfott It appears that one pos>ibilities of the near future h no little trouble and vexation resecting Rule No. 24 of the Holes and Regulations passed yesterday relatijg to fees chargeable for tlie use of theatres and public hulls
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    69 3 Suffragette interrupters at public meetings are in future to have, bo far as can be arranged, male sympathisers seated on either side, whose duty it is to protect their fair but clamorous charges against ejection. This plan of dotting audiences with groups of three —each lady with her pair of
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      263 3 WA Co. tf HI. KaSSim, C.E., Consulting Architects. Architects, Commission-Agents Surveyors. 3, Raffles Place, Sapporo Black Beer AND Iron Water AWARDED highest Prise SGLO-JAPANESK EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bassan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The D Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS TAM3TO COMPANY, Telephone No. 412. 351, VICTORIA STREET. Af? Mil Liquor
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      140 3 S. H. WEBST: CO. Exporters, Im sorters Genera? 22, GREAT Sr NTS, DON, ex. Orders execufc r the personal supervision member of the firm, who ia [oainled with the East an I nerous lines, both in lm\ Export business. Bona fide C< i Robber, and Mining proposi ..efunconsidered. Coi respond
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    Annual Report of Tan Tock Seng's Hospital, for the year 1913.
    570 4 Committee of Management. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The Principal Civil Medical Officer. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs. The Inspector-General of Police. The Assistant Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble Tan Jiak Kirn, C. M. O. Wee Kirn Yam, Esq. Tan
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    49 4 After 18 years' service abroad, the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Irish Fusiliers landed at Southampton on 10th inst. from the transport Dongola. The regiment played an important part when the Peking Legation wan besieged by the Chinese in 1900, and were the first to enter the besieged Legation.
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    Raffles Girls' School.
    450 4 Koilowhifetl c nfthesuccessfa! pnpilsiten I the above institution to riiom were distributed by In. Una©* on lhursdav morni g fo work, dance and ond daring the 1911 ■chool yea: Pupil Teichev leory of teaching KthellL.a. 'tical teaching. May Fernzide; Senior Cm n 1 Edith Padiy.Eri Mavis Foston.
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      240 4 The Miracles of the East Rheumatism, Gout. Paraly.-i-. g—btl— N.rvous Debility, Syphilis. Cuts., Wounds. Ban* Sprains. DfhM, Bite*. Stings and all, kind-* Of Skin Diseases, etc. Apply to: R. BORHANE. C o The Anglo-Indian Stores, 84-86, Serangoon Road, Singapore. I l 7 Great Household Benefits Revealed to Ladies. Bust Developer.
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      18 4 LEE BROTHERS' STUDIO Renowned for HighClass Photography, Therefore ensuring BEST RESULTS. Have your Photograph taken at our Studio.
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      346 4 Important Notice to Contractors BuiiJ The United Saw MillsTudi (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) ft AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. I BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ONG SAM LEONG Esq.. Chairman. 1 DR. LIM BOON KENG. TAN OH EN < I RIOXG ggq 1 TAN SI \N CHIN ESQ. KHOO KOK WH A ESQ
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    THE WEEK'S DIARY.
    17 5 Saturday, B« Sunday. 12- Monday. 15. Tuesday. 14. Wednesday, 15. Thursday. 16. Friday, 17.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    395 5 r 1 t 'apt. Scott, arrivT p ■*l» n For Kvlautan j apt. Vijjmnbaom, j. Pot unosrtain Cant Heading. 12. rot Owacn (apt. Dtrdc i J J h Bang i' f F«»lk»4ad, arriv- i 1 Bangkok 1*» v I v Cant. Kalla. aim- i 1 Merborg, arriv-
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    599 5 Khoen Hiong, Dnt str .">:>:> tons. Capt. Offerbans, arrived from Pontianak. April 11. For Pontianak 12 Agents, Mehn Meyer. Petchadori, Ger str. 1 :i"7:t tone,'Capt. Goaen dock, arrived from Swatow, April 10. For Agents, Behn Meyer. Sui Seng. Brit str 177*» tons. Capt. Simpson, arrived from Calcutta. April
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    CLEARANCES.
    94 5 Poh Ann for Batavia via Biliton Ban Hin (Juan for Pontianak Si i Muar for Muar and Malacca Ipoh for TeJnk Anson Japara for Mnntok and Palembang Man Ho Liong for Sourabaya Hong Wan for Hatu Pahat Hong Ho for Tringganu via ports Keong Wai for Bangkok Scanuia for
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    42 5 Mr. J.S.W. Arthur, Assistant Poet-Master-General, Penang, is going on leave in the near future when his place at the Post Office, Penang, will he taken by Mr. W. H. Threlfall, Acting A. P. M. Gi Singapore, and formerly Superintendent of Mails, Penang.—Echo.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    800 5 Prices Quoted in the Manet this Morning BUfGAFaUB, Arim., 11. Mfmtt. Lvall and Evatt. liehange and Share Brokers, iaaoe the following l«t of Rubber Shaes. Norn. Value. Juyers. Sellers. 2/- Allagar 1/8 2/2 l Anglo Java i/ i V 1 Anglo-Johore I/:; if- Anglo-Malay 1«)/ 1 Aver
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    LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
    1036 5 Latest Intelligence from the Wharves and Shipping Offices. The B. I. Liner Doner* has arrived from Yokohama via ports. From Hongkong she brought 785 Chinese deck passengers. She is at the wharf. From Swatow arrived yesterday the X. D. L. steamer Petchaburi, in command of Capt. Grosewich,
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    London Tin Market.
    264 5 London, March 2t>. in tliis market there is a tl< »>- -cy to put down the general quietness of business as a mere seasonal condition, and, considering the out~ look in other departments, there m quite a remarkable degree ot* optimism. It has, of course, to lie
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    36 5 The Soerabaya Handelsblad untitled that the High Coart at Am (N. 1.) has sentenced the murderer ol Professor Robinson to ~0 j'* l Irani labour in chains, nix live accomplices receiving 8 yearj if* chains each.
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      229 5 MAILS CLOSE. 1 ntli'-rwi-e but left» i> may W I" eeato, np to ten »hiN rv mail el«»e>. Daily Except Sunday. j. -..I M l.i > States. Malacca, j I 1 l»\ train .it p.m. Y M l..v.. Sremlian. Port j. Sw ih m i Kuala Lumpur ;.,k s. »V
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    UNCLE SAM'S GOOD FAITH.
    654 6 No sooner had President Wilson entered upon the duties of his high office than he took steps calculated to impress upon the world his intention to keep good faith with all States represented at Washington. No doubtful friendships were to find favour with him. much less
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    Important Mineral Discovery.
    98 6 An important discovery of graphite deposits has just been made in the vicinity of Kuantan, in Trengannu. Transport facilities are said to be within easy reach, and as thousands of piculs of the mineral are surface exposed, a brisk and profitable busineai should result. The engineers sent
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    Local and General
    511 6 Latest shipping j i( found on page ~> of this u» o: The Japanese i Mogami arrived in M,, March and will M Singapore early next month Five fresh cases of ,1 reported from North K< cases are reported from \> Wellesley. The Malay athletic fortius afternoon,
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      114 6 Champion and Racerol MOTOR OILS For Water-cooled Cylinders Finest British Production. Sharpe, Ross ft Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. CYCLISTS 1 Continental 1 fl Motor Cycle Tyres 9 FOR Incandescent Oil Lamps USE "Cross" Kerosene The Cheapest Refined Oil on the Market. •'CROSS is specially suitable for burning in incandescent lamps and
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      100 6 Chs. J. GAUPP JXD CO. Raffles Placi, next to Robinson Piano Co. WATCHMAtERS, JEWELLERS AND NAUTICAL OPTICIANS. FINE DIAMOND JEWELLERY A SPECIALITY. ENGLISH a~ND SW r ISS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. SURVEYING AND 1/AUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. SILVER and PLATED WARE FROM MAPPIN WEBB, Limited. WINFRED Cigarettes. THF WORLDS BEST VALUE IN
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    The Royal Visit.
    57 7 Paris En Fete. Reuter's Service. April 10. fri.ni I"" 1 in t ,S 1 I i I'j. t M ii* 1 tirms of P*" 8 w,n with golden i I» ,,f |noiniiHMit 1 he Queen w«k»P ie I representing the ,\vor k I i Entente Cor®»®» t:.*"
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    NO ARMED ATTACK ON LISTER.
    78 7 Col. Seely Explains. London, April S>. mteakin 0 al Long ooslv denied thai there armed attack on H intimated that he re- document that i eral fiough, which he applicable to the regarded as a miulitional obedience, i hoped t<. retain the ser- John French
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    French Aviators Murdered by Moors.
    49 7 {Reuters Service.) London, April a (Japtain and a pn*>\ i r»1 the French aviation t tlvin« fr< »111 <'ast- on April sth, valle\ near Wed •it they landed in accident, and wen* klooiN aa they were X nearest post. No ;i roplane has been
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    MURDER BY CHINESE AT VANCOUVER.
    53 7 Trouble Anticipated. Reuter's Service. London, April IK 1*! of Mrs. Millard, wife lian Pacific Railway -|l: Nam-ouvcr by a young .t servant, because •Sum reproved him for care- lias created a painful stir 1 l>riii>hColumbia where an most numerous to various local ;:i Ilts :t
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    KING OF SWEDEN.
    53 7 Operation Successful. Reuter's Service. London, April 10. grans from Stockholm state !l on the King of I v enty-five minutes! I 11<,,>l Bncceesful. It was! was a superficial non- a] r 4 uu> r in the lower; Later. P**sed i quiet night. pain but the wound UI
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    Balloon Explosion.
    55 7 Bystanders Seriously Injured. Reuter's Service. London, April i*. A sudden gust of wind hurst the envelope of an Italian military balloon moored to a tree near Milan. The balloon was surrounded by a crowd of spectators and two persons were so seriously injured that they are dying, whilst
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    THE NEWFOUNDLAND DISASTER.
    81 7 Help for Survivors. Reuter's Service. London, April His Majesty the King bus given £100 and Her Majesty the Queen £50 to tin 4 Newfoundland Sealers Relief Fund which has already reached £2,433 in London. The Canadian Parliament votes two thousand pounds. Later. The steamer Kyle sends a
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    RUSSO=GERMAN AFFAIRS.
    110 7 Economic War Started. Reuter's Service. London, April 10. A telegram from the St. Petersburg states that the Douma, by an overwhelming majority, has adopted a Government Bill imposing a duty of thirty kopecks per pood on grain, peas, and beans. Speeches made ,-U-ar that the measure was antiGerman.
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    THE ULSTER CRISIS.
    75 7 Settlement in Sight. Reuter's Service. London, April 9. Opinion is strengthening amongst hack benchers of both parties in the Commons, that an Ulster settlement must in the last resort be forced upon the Party leaders. A Side Issue. London, April 9. The Carlovv Hunt Sportsman's races have
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    EMPRESS DOWAGER OF JAPAN.
    43 7 Unofficial Announcement of Death. Reuter's Service. London, April 9. It is contrary to etiquette in Japan to admit the death of a Royal personage, but it appears certain from various official circumlocutions that the Dowager Empress died last night.
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    Price of Rubber.
    476 7 Sir Frank Swettenharr on the Position. Reuter's Service. London, 4pril 10. Sir Frank Swettenhamj .speaking at a rubber company at Glasgow said that the .companies were all prepared to adhere to any combination to raise the price o\er two shillings per pounC but the difficulty was that
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    COLOURPHOBIA IN CANADA.
    50 7 Japan Objects to Segregation in Schools. Reuter's Service. London, April A telegram from Vanconver states that the Japanese Consul has protested to the City Council against the segregation of Japanes school-chil-dren and says that undesirable relations will arise between Canada and Japan if such legistation is passed.
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    Big Turkish Loan.
    29 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 11. Agreements for a big Turkish loan and other financial facilities, also Turkish concessions to French groups have been initialled in Paris.
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    The Pedal=Jinrikishas.
    604 7 Something New for Singapore. Fifteen Licensed on Thursday. Fashions are changing. Loincloth* have 14 gone out" in Singapore. Possibly the next change will be a strike" for "pumps" and topees by the coolies. The new pedalshas" have arrived, and Singapore is interested and amused. Not the mere innovation,
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    Albania and the Epirotes.
    38 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 10. A telegram from Durazzo states that it appears that the Albanian Government has mastered the situation at Koritza and the insurgents have surrendered. The movement is regarded as suppressed.
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    Railway Accident in Java.
    183 7 Java exchanges contain lengthy reports of a serious railway accident that occurred through a buffalo being run into close to the Kali Mati bridge on the KemajoranPriok line, the train being derailed and falling over a steep embankment. Several passengers were instantly killed. Latest news is
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    LEOPARD IN SINGAPORE.
    135 7 Spots Seen Last Thursday Evening. We have been informed by a well-known resident who resides in the country that as he was returning home with his wife on Thursday evening about 7 o'clock, he saw a good-sized leopard dash across the mad. They were just passing Anderson
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    Fraser & Co.'s Share Circular.
    143 7 Fraser Co.'s Share Circular. Our market this week has been very dismal, the substantial advance in the price of Rubber has scarcely been felt in the shares. Tin closes at a somewhat lower level and these shares remain neglected and the amount of business passing in these two sections calls
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    Mr. Alfred Noyes.
    21 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 9. Mr. Alfred Noyes has been elected visiting professor of poetry at Princeton University.
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    More Suffragette Wickedness.
    33 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 9. A suffragette armed with a hatchet smashed the glass of a number of cases in the Asiatic Section of the British Museum. She was arrested.
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    43 7 Japan paper state that prayers have been offered every afternoon at the Saiyuji Temple, in Selangoon, for the recovery of H. I. M. Empress Dowager. It is now telegraphically, hut unofficially, stated that she died this week. Her Majesty was suffering from anginapectoris.
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    SPORTS.
    91 8 TENNIS. S. C. C. vs. Selangor. ("Malaya Tribnue Special') Dajavene" telegraphs us that there was no Tennis played at Kuala Lumpur yesterday in the S. C. C. v. Selangor Club Easter tournament. The ground was under water and play impossible. Following are the three doubles scheduled to be played
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    GOLF.
    36 8 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. Holloway Cup. Last Sunday the Hon. Dr. W. Gil more Ellis won the above cup, beating G. R. Allen by Bto 6, the two having played a tie the previous day.
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    Easter Week Sporting Events. Saturday, April 11.
    139 8 Singapore Golf Club. Medal competition —lB holes handicap. Bogey competition —lB holes handicap. Foursome competition:— 18 holes medal play: Cricket. Singapore Cricket Clnb vs. Malacca. At S. C. C. 10 a.m. All day match. Cricket. Singapore Cricket Clnb 2ntl XI vs. Singapore Recreation
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    43 8 Saturday, Sunday and Monday. From Johnston's Pier !>. LOand 11 a. m. 2-30 and 3-210 p. m. From Club :—9-30and in-o(> a.m. 12-15, ."> and 5-30 p. m. im;ii WATER. Saturday, 10-53 a. m. Sunday, 11-37 a. m. Monday, 12-21 i>. m.
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    Cricket.
    122 8 S.CC. v. Malacca Match Cancelled, The ten Malacca cricketers who came d«>wn to Singopore for tlie Easter Match, which was to have been played to-day. are very much disappointed, inasmuch as the rain has put the damper on cricket in Singapore to-day. Following are the visitors :—A. 1). Cook,
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    Squash Racquets.
    71 8 Carrison vs. Tanglin Club. By defeating D. MacG. Black on the Tanglin Courts on Wednesday afternoon, 6. de Houghton won the tournament at squash racqnets for the Garrison. The first match played on Sunday, the 29th ultimo, resulted in a victory for the Garrison, tour matches to low.
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    FOOTBALL.
    260 8 Penang-Johore Match. Tin* match between the Penang Ifahomedan Football Association j team and the Johore team took place at 4. 4o p.m. yesterday at Johore Bahm before a very large crowd of spectators. Owing to the rain the ground was wet, in fact in some places it was covered
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    Malaya Football Association.
    162 8 A dinner was given by MY. Ah- mad Marican, one of the vice-presi- dents of the above association, on Thursday night at his house in Tank lioad, in honour of the visit of the Mahoniedan Football Association from Penang. Beside the team there were also present many
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    Penang's Rival Ports.
    123 8 Much interest has been aroused in Sumatra regarding the development of a port for sea-going vessels in North Sumatra. The Javabode in the course of an article on the respective claims of Sabang and Belawen and their possibilities in connection with Penang. expresses the fear that neither
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    121 8 Sir Edward Carson appears to have reached the pinnacle of fame, for he has given his name to a cigarette, the smokers of which are to feel that they are contributing something to the Ulster cause. Many politicians have given their names to articles of use or consumption. The most
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    The Movies.
    184 8 R(*'AL VISITORS AT PALLADIUM. H. H. the Sultan of Kelantan and Suite. Excellent Entertainment. H.H. the Sultan of Kelantan accompanied by the Raja of Kelantan, Tunrku Seri indra Mahkota, Tungku Mohained, his private secretary, ladies and others, were I entertainid at the Palladium Theatre list night by Mr.
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    136 8 The Alhainbra, in both its first and second shows, has boon screening excellent pictures. Behind the Scenes M in the early show depicts theatrical life and the jealousies aroused, which, as a study of human native in a variety of aspects, serves its purpose. In the late show,
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    GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.
    111 8 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments in the Civil Service: Mr. N. 1). Mudie, an Officer in Class V. to act as Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, and Assistant Official Assignee, Penang, in Class IV, with effect from the 13th ultimo. Mr. R.
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    Leave.
    167 8 His Excellency the Governor,' subject to the approval of the Right j Hon ble the Secretary of State for the Colonies, has been pleased to; grant to Sir W. H. Hyndman-.Jones, j Kt. Bach., Chief Justice of the Su-J preme Court of the Straits Settle- j merits, leave of
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    PHYLLIS ON FASHONS.
    696 9 Mode end the Matron, etc. (Malaga Tribune Social.) Dear Kitty, Age c omes to all, but t< grow old gracefully ifl something >> be carefully studied. As one jets older, neutral tints are more becoming than bright colours. Sot inauves. warm browns, sap gijen, plum shades and
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      567 10 Anaemia The Thief of Life and Destroyer of Happiness. Kow Thousands ol Women Have Won Happy Healthy Wifehood and Motherhood. Details wen- published in the Knglish press recently of a breach of promise ease in which a young man had refused to marry a girl who bad lost an arm
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