Malaya Tribune, 18 April 1914

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune. Progressive and Independent Eveniig Daily, Vol. No. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Iftalapa tribune. SATURDAY, APRIL 18.
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      380 1 HOOCLANDT Co,. SINGAPORE. ESTATES CHEMICALS. Applll f° r Particulars. > a: Lmim iii i iii i"" ~mhi "T r— —'i" I LAST THREE NIGHTS! LAST THREE NIGHTS! I WHICH IS YOU?? FA'f QUESTS? TWO MULTIPLE REEL FEATURES I AT THE NEW TEMPORARY ALHAMBRA CINEMA HALL BEACH ROAD. Second Show 9
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      281 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES 1 Apply for Price List. iNOW SHOWING AT THE Harima Hall Cinematograph 1 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I An admirable VaJleta Cine-Drama 'IN THE CRIP OF A VILLAIN 6,0C0 ft/icIN A REELS. The Storyfof an irncci nt -man's mpmermentcn a false charge, and his Daughter*! various
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    Rubber Notes.
    1892 2 Shrinkage in Wild" Sorts. i Front the Financier.) Raw rabbet statistics for the month of February show further shrinkage in wild supplies, especially from South America. Each month since October Last the receipts of rabbet at the port of Para have been lower than in corresponding months, while
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      212 2 The Straits Albion Press, Limited. Stationers Printers 20a-20-, COLLY ER QUAY. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND DRAUGHTSMEN Having placed large indent in order to get Special terms we are able to offer you the finest quality Tracing cloth ever produced—Ml Back and Glazed Front at rates ruling for lower class
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      131 2 The Miracias of J t for RIMUMiifIBL p Nervoux Debil > Barm, KprainK, kind- of Skin R. BORH4HI C o The Akglo-lid 84-86, Serangoon li K. TSUTADA, Japanese Dentist T4. BRAS BASAH Telephone No. IJis 1] Extraction Painless. 2. Work Guaranteed. 3. Charges Mod, 4. Can be consulted j r
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    The Art of Sewing.
    449 3 *ew School Opened in Singapore. The onward march of civilization is fostered by ways and means undreamt of by the ordinary man in the street. Education naturally takes precedence. By education we do not necessarily mean booklearning, but the acquirement of useful knowledge by means of
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    90 3 Fast Growers. —untitled is good this mornin*. madam. M said the Mold farmer making liis usual weekly 1 call. "Oh. are they r retorted the ■customer. "That reminds me. How is it that them you sold me t last week is so much smaller at the I bottom of the
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      201 3 ASA HI Sapporo Black Beer AND Citron Water j AWARDED I Highest Prize \T THK AXOLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS TikM&TO COMPANY, So. I 351, VICTORIA STREET. And All Liquor Dealers. Straits Industrial Syndicate. General Export Merchants Commission Agents.
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      169 3 Guan Chin Hong Co., 94, Robinson Road, general storekeepers commission agents, ship's purveyors AND SHIP-CHANDLERS. CANTEEN CONTRACTORS ro H. M. British Foreign Navy. Fresh and Tinned Provisions, Wines and Spirits &c, of the best quality. Orders Promptly Executed. A. P. Noormohamed and Company. So. 2a, d'Souza St., I d'Almeida St.
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    Rats and Plague.
    974 4 Impcrtant Discoveries in Transmission. Considerably more than eight millions of people have died of plague in India during the last 1 7 years, and most of these deaths are in excess of the normal mortality of the country. Moreover, since plague emerged from the uplands of a
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    A Study of the Proofreader.
    343 4 The proofreader is a ferociously carnivorous biped which subsists chiefly upon squab operators with an occasional dash of youngreporter. linhabits a small portion of the ordinary composing room, and is surrounded by dictionaries, reference hooks, fifty-seven varieties of miscellaneous guides, want ads., hallucinations and swearing
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    39 4 One Hope.—The author staggered borne The jury, H he lobbed, decided that my lxx>k is not immoral." M Never mind, said his wife, consolingly. "Perhaps you can make a success of it in play form. 91 —N. Y. Press.
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    Javanese for Rubber Plantations.
    60 4 The Sumatra more Javanese offering tl,. plantations ij planting of n now ceased, ami j condition of the market X V< planters the uiosi the available lalxHir >*( j queues of thi< is tl months ago the a Javanese lahotir< r A A vi-os intimates B.
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      436 4 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., (Inoorjxtrated in the Strait- BdttlCHMlltl j AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. OXG SAM LKONG Km,.. Chairman. DB LIU BOON KKN6. TAN CHJENG SIONG ESQ. TAN SIAN CHIN KSQ. KHOO KOK WHA ESQ. MM NEE SOON ESQ. TAN KAN KHIAM
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      240 4 Shaik Mohamadl Veterinary Surge H n I Commission Ag H No. 62, Buffalo Eli I Is prepared to atl §L requiring Veterinary I Consultation Free Charges M^l KIAN TAI h\ No. 30, Robinson R,, ;i ,j I 'Phono No. 1311. Tel I General Stun-k. t>. i- < I Ship's Purveyors,
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    FIXTURES.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    537 5 v ia, April 21 >uUmiiu 1 Oneertaai I ranker* I. "I 1 Portia** j 'I'D Boer, ;iniv"l from Mnntok. April 12. Wot Banka 18 Agent*, Ships Agency. (d mout 1». Brit. str. 486» tons, apt. Evans, arrived from Batonm, March 80. For Uncertain \<-i-ntA*. Pet. On. Gorgon,
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    204 5 Will o'tbe Wisp, Brit. str. l-» Capt. ftmis. arrived from Taanu, Apnl Fm r\»j.»« ••«> Agents, Wee Bnw. 1' telw. Brit. >»<-. 8301 ton*, Capt. >a»her. irr ;ved from Koofosswk, March 20. For 1 Agents, Anglo Saxon OrijCo. 'i'howel Bus. str. lo2* tons. Cap I-,,,. i„ 1. arrived
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    CLEARANCES.
    83 5 Hai Nam for Mnar and Malacca Lania for Pori Swettenham and Penan-. Idomeneus for Marseille*, Havre and Lpool. Hong Moh for Hongkong and Amoy. Karimw n for Batavia. Ui Sang for Hongkong and Shanghai. Selangur for Pori Swettenham. Kaka for Malacca and Mnar. Rensieua for Palembang. Wilhelm for rkunaraag.
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    93 5 TANJONG PAGAB. Kasl Wharf (Basin) -Nil Wharf Section So. 1 Paroo, rata Sheers Wh; rf Grachna Main Wharf Section So. 2 Nil N'l 4 YatShing Gordon —Kongawa Main N« w Dock No, 7 Nil West Wharf 8 Kohwchaag Peral Jardinea Wharf H -Taiaan
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    1228 5 Latest Intelligence from the Wharves and Shipping Offices. I The Baiavia-bound Rumphius 'sailed from East wharf yesterday. Latest Bengal Bay weather report: Lv? ht variable winds, N.E. direction. The E. S. oo.*s Omapere was des- patched for Penang to-day from the roads at noon. The s. s. Medusa,
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    EAST ASIATIC Co:
    434 5 Successsof its Motor Ship Services. The report <>f the East Asiatic Company, Limited, states that the company again shons a very satisfactory result for the year to December 31, witt consistent pro- grew and development in its Furious spheres of activity. The tleet was increased, in April
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    Police Grievances.
    230 5 Scotland Yard First XI. The Graphic states that the death »f Mr. Frederick Shore Bullock formerly of the C.1.D.), Assistantbommiflaioner of the Metropolitan Police, created a vacancy in the >• iirst eleven M at Scotland Yard. Mr. John Fletcher Little wnton from Park Crescent, W.: Until now there
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      159 5 MAILS C1.0SI:. I rt wbi «therwke «UleJ, 1 l,ui lett» rs may 1- of 1 1 cents up to ten II11 > niail cl«>>e*. Diily Except Sunday. I i v State*. Malacca, M S-re«n»»an, ort I Kuala Lumpur j B ]<>k Seiijjat »V Nam j j 1 .III.. Ti<l >-111
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    RIGHTS OF PUBLICITY.
    918 6 Angry protests liave been raised recently in the foreign Press of China agaii st attempts on the part of those in authority to obstruct j them in the performance of their duty as well as in the exercise of their rights. 1 deliberate attempts have been made
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    FIRE AT MALACCA.
    118 6 A fire took place i'antic. Malacca, on the he loth inst.. whei were entirely putt.•■!. Ti >rginated in ;t ('hii which was insured foi > :>r three of the adjoining ilso covered by insurance. The dispenser had i it 1 1 o'clock, hut v his wife at
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    THE BANK OF TAIWAN.
    103 6 The Bank of Taiwai small brochure giving* swi of the institution since its by imperial charter in II 181)7 for tin- purpose <•! 1 the natural resource* (Formosa). Previous I corporation ol the hanking and credit Taiwan were rery ,n rates were high, hence of establishing
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    Fairfield School Fund.
    40 6 Mr. S. Teofig Wah receipt of the follow tions to\var<l> the Of the FairlieM Sclw heeli placed to tl fund at the Hongk OD Dr. Goonetil* It Mrs. See Teong v Collected by pupils 1 school m
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    14 6 Messrs. untitled untitled Co., Ltd., of Kanp"/ 1 have converted tli< private oOmp«nj l
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      109 6 RANEEGUNCE GLAZED STONEWARE DRAINPIPES AND CHANNELS All Sizes Stocked. Sharpe, Ross Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. i M3ll^Ba iniM M —e^JP—s^ 23 B FOR Incandescent Oil Lamps USE "Cross" j Kerosene The Cheapest Refined Oil on the Market. "CROSS is specially suitable for burning in incandescent lamps and will give you MORE
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      57 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, I Limited. WINFRED Cigarettes. THE WORLDS BEST VALUE IX VIRGINIA
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    Local and General.
    236 7 l(Hbv locally, f news i- en page •>, ~Z>nera\ meeting of I vi! he held at; j evening at I nuler William ,t the Police i -asian I ishie.n. I i 'onrt, Singapore, reI is of his appointI from leave, on the I t ;i epted an
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    The "White Wolf" Campaign.
    121 7 50,000 Troops Hemming Him In. I Alleged Great Slaughter. Reuter's Service. London. April IT. lo'./cini from Peking states dial t> -ilem-an I IrOOJP are hemming in "U'liite Willi" and his adherents at Kien.how. in shend. which they \u\\ e loote<l with ureal -i!; 111!_' 111« 1
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    HOME RACING.
    92 7 City and Suburban and Derby Betting. Reuter's Service. London. April 17. i'he betting on ihe rii\ and Suh•'II. (•< he i no on the "j"Jnd in-:.. i i." i >: a'»..:iu--t Wvack< > to I against oil.-red at'li v to 1 had been i I I |)riinnior« 'l!'-iv
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    Cholera In Kedah.
    37 7 Extension to Perils. (Malay Mail Special*) Penang, April 1 I. There were 54 cases of cholera in North Kedah during the period April 9th to 1 Ith. Four cases have occurreil in Pel lis.
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    THE NAVAL PROGRAMME.
    43 7 Building to be Expedited. Reuter's Service. London. April I 7. The Admiralty have invited i'-iidi-rs tor two battleships for the l'.M 1-1.'» programme fof completion, in the .sliortcst time for many years. Tin- warships must be ready by nctohcr P.»ir,.
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    Even at Last!
    30 7 PLANTATION OVERHAULS WILD RUBBER. Both at 2s. lid. Malay Mail Special■) London, April 15. Plantation rubber reaches 2/11 equalling in price hard Para. Shares are moderately responsive.
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    17 7 To-day's Quotation. Telegraphic intelligence from Loudon bearing to-day's date reports plantation o}d.. market firm.
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    The U.S. and Mexico.
    235 7 Possibility of Settlement Imminent. Reuter's Service. I London. April 17. A telegram from vVlMhiilglKiti states that the (••ivei-n TOeiU nii\ retain Increased naval forces fa Mexico after the de.-dted sdule b.i., been lired. It 15 under.-• 1 taat the French and (Jerinan Auiba-aloiN have played an
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    ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS.
    44 7 Reuter's Service. Ja'iid"ii. April 1 7. >!!• I'.dvsai-d (Jla-y. w 'io w..v ivi-iaA I'd in audience in i onmctioii with their Majesties forthcoming \i>ii l«» Prate e. stated that already an aian\ lecoratorti and I, <H riciana were transforming tbestrevtfl <•! Paii>.
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    Malaya Rubber Estates.
    65 7 Monthly Returns. Malacca 212,200 Anglo-Johore 16,102 Total to date 144.:;:»:) Corresponding period last year 67,365 Pelepah Valley (Johore) 7,000 Kota Tinggi (Johore) .'f.470 Siginting (Negri Sembilan) 1, Too Clovelly 2,566 Burmah Development 1,21*.') Durian Sabatang 1,830 —Malay Mail. Juru Fstates. Ltd. 1,271 lbs. in March compared with
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    Cable Rates.
    84 7 Reduction to Indian Ports. On enquiries being made at the local offices of the Eastern extension Telegraph Co., a fejfrtoentative of this .lournal was informed by the Manager that he had received no n*\vices respecting the reported intention of the Kastem Telegraph Co, to redueeits Hunua and India-<
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    15 7 Langford and “Gunboat” Smith have iii'i'ii matched t<» meet in London aboni June.'Uith f«»r *:t?,.iiHi.
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    Correspondence.
    589 7 [lit tio not urrrttarilf/ etohtrte the opinion* e.ryreeted by CorrefjHwIeut*.} A CLUMSY CANARD. Tit the bit tor of the Mnlnt/n Tribune. Dear Sir, —Of all the distortions of facts, extraordinary stretches of imagination and malignant libels upon the Nationalists (sometimes they are styled Revolutionists) of China with which the
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    80 7 Tay Thiam Chun was charged before the Senior Magistrate yesterday with bringing a false charge against Lim 800 Khoon. Accused had three previous convictions against him, viz.. in 1902 sentenced to one year for giving false information, in 1899 nine months for assault, and in 1907 one month for assault.
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    SPORTS.
    94 7 TENNIS. Kleinmann beats Hill. Close of Sprint Tournament S C.C. The much postponed final in the Class 14 A n Singles between D. H. Kleinmann,—15.3, and G. G. Hill, scr.. took place last evening before a considerable gathering of tennis enthusiasts, the former winning the match. 6—3, G—l. This
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    BILLIARDS.
    57 7 S.V.C. Tournament. Mr. H. A. Cowan won the final of the above tournament, on Wednesday evening, and not Mr. F. G. E. Williams. The score was 250—248. The winner secures possession of the Makepeace Cup for one year, it being a permanent trophy of the Volunteer Corps. The handicaps
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    GOLF.
    42 7 Sepoy Lines Golf Club. Lidics' Spoon for April. There were only for cards taken out for this competition. The scores were as follow Mrs. Holden 44—« i 38 Mrs. Badham-Thornhili 51—10 41 Miss Brooke Hunt 67—15 -">2 Mrs. Nicholson 56—.'*> 53
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    CRICKET.
    111 7 S. C. C. v. Garrison. There will be a cricket match at the S. C. this afternoon between the Chib eleven and the Garrison. The Cricket Chib representatives will 1»«' as follows: A. W. 1). Dove, J. R. <\ Badham, E. W. V. Fulcher, C.O.Brown, N. B. Bath, O.
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    S.R.C. v. K.O.Y.L.L
    53 7 This afternoon the 9.R.0. and the K.0.Y.L.1. arc contesting for cricket honours out at Tanglin Barracks. The following are {(laying for the club —F. Galistan, H. van Cuylenburg, F. C. Laßrooy, (J. Armstrong, \l. Oehlers, W. Keyt, G. Bogaars, L H. Bligh, J. Galistan, S. H. Mdntyre
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    Week-End Swimming Club Launches.
    57 7 Saturday, April 13th. From .Johnston's Pier —2:.'»0 an 1 3:.'50 p.m. From Club: —and p.m. High water —I»:."»! p.m. Sunday, April 19th. From .Johnston's Pier —7. J and 10 a.m. and .'»:.'J0 p.m. From Club —8:30 and 11 :.'»0 a. in. 12:15, and .~>:.'»0 p.m. High
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    FOOTBALL.
    482 7 S.C.C. beats S.R.C. The 1914 football season WM officially opened yesterday afternoon by a match between elevens representing the Cricket Club and the Singapore Recitation Club, played on the Padang. The former won by one goal to nil, made in the second half. It is a very delicate subject
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    The Movies.
    243 8 Harima Hall. 1 "In the Grip of a Villain.'* We oft-times sutler for the sins of our fathers, which is one of the most deplorable evils of the world system. But it is only in rare eases that we suffer for sins falsely laid to them. There is
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    79 8 Messrs. Diederichsen, Jebsen and Co. ar»- going to put a line of cargo and passenger steamers on the China coast run, says the Mercantile Guardian. A rate war is promised, and it' it succeeds in cutting the enormous rates it now OOStl passengers and shippers between China coast ports, thousands
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    EXCHANGE.
    114 8 Sinqapoaa, Apkil is. On Loud.*j Rank 1 m/s. 2/4 1/4 Demand 2/4 1(82 Private d m/s. 214 a m/s. J/4 11/32 On Germany Rank d/d. 288§ Private :i m/s. 242 On Prance Rank d/d. 294 Private :i m/s. 288 On India Rank T. T. 174^ Private 30 d/s. 17.'»;;
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    320 8 SiNOAiMUK, A run. I*. Nutmeg* 110 S. per ptcul $23.50 Nutmeg* HO 8. do 24.60 Copra Bali do 11 JO Copra Gkxoug Talo <!<» 11.40 Copra Donguu do 11.40 Copra Kayong do 11.So <.*<>!>tmi Polo do lo.no I Copra PonUanak do 10.50 Copra Si;mtaii do lOISO Copra
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    43 8 An experiment with concrete roads is to be made in Calcutta, beginning with a reinforced layer of ■even-inch thickness. The idea is that of the Chief Municipal Engineer, Mr. MeCahe, and «ueeess in it may m—n a good deal to the cement trade.
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      390 8 Church Services. St. Andrew's. Ist Sunday after Easter. 7.45 A.M. —HOLY COMMUNION (CHORAL.) Introit **0 Salutaris Hostea." Service Smart. Hymn at Offertory 99. Hymn at Communion .'sl7. Hymn at Ablations 324 (Adlam). Nunc Dimittis. 9.15 A.M. —MATINS AND LITANY, First Lesson Exodus IX. Second Lesson St. Mathew NX VI. Hymn
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      150 8 Middle Road, Church. 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Malay' Service. Mr. Goh Hood Keng. S p.m. English Service, Rev. W. A. Wells. Boustead Institute. S p.m. Preliminary Praise Service. 8.15 p.m. Divine Service. Speaker :—Mr. H. 8. Mackenzie. :o: Prinsep Street Church. X a.m. Sunday School. 1» a.m. (Malay)
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      96 8 'Phone No. 436. MOTOR CAH FOR HIRE FOR SALE FOR REPAIRS FOR UP-KEEP THE GASOLENE CYCLE LICHT COY., AND MOTOR WORKS, BEACH ROAD. LIM KUEE CHEONG. HOTEL D'EUROPE ARCADE. Lea-ling Rattan Furniture Makers. Artistic Novelties in Rattan Latest Designs a Speciality. Orders promptly executed Charges Moderate. Inspection Cordially Invited Cbc
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    804 9 Prices Quoted in the Market this Morning Si xga poke, April, 18. Mews. Lvall and Evatt, Exchange and Sh; re Brokers», i.«sue the following list of quotation*:— Rubber Shares. Num. Value. Buyer». Sellers. 2/- Allagar 1/7] 2/2 j 1 Anglo Java 8/3 4/3 1 Anglo-Johore 1 /-t
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      339 9 fiSTotel De I'Europe. W I location. Every Modern Convenience. j Cp-to-date sanitary arrangements catering for special receptions an ,j wedding parties. 1 TELEPHONE NO. 218. I "EIIWPE.' F P BAUR Mana er j Late of tKe Savoy Hotel. London. -fje Straits F.Aff.S. Motor Car Co., Motor and Cycle Repairers, Dealers
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      590 9 a luiifflwrwwHium hiui mmm nmi i i iiiihm——w THE ONLYCOMP.WV REGISTERED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. 32, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Lift
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    INDIAN LADY HONOURED.
    828 10 There was a large gathering of ladies and gentlemen recently W Thondaimandalam School Hall. Madias, under the auspices Of Sri Halasuhramania Bhakta Jam I Sabha to honour Srimathi 'Krishnaveni Animal on whom j the rare title of Pandithal was bestowed by the President and I members of
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    34 10 Rattled.—It was Smith's first Sunday as usher in church, slid he was a l>it flustered. Turning to a lady who entered he said :**This way. madam, and I'll sew you into a sheet."—Boston Transcript.
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      159 10 BOOKS I Sun Vat Sen Kidi I Sun Vat Sei V Recent Evei I Policies in Q T I Annals M I Court <>f p. I Parley's U I iMaoriland Fairy i I Bible Steps, Si I Old New T m I Todd's Student's M I The Count I by
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    Sporting Gossip.
    745 11 By G. L. JESSOP. The time Ims long since gone by when for a cricketer to devote any attention whatsoever to the royal and ancient game was viewed as a sign of decadence] Though the factor of activity is somewhat eliminated in golf, there are many things in
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    The Marriage Market.
    331 11 The Encouragement of Matrimony. A small town just outside of London is coming to the front with a scheme for the encouragement of soch as stand M trembling on the brink of matrimony. It originated with the rector of a church who j has hanging on his
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    Agricultural School in Acheen.
    162 11 I On 12th ult there was officially opened at Benrennoeen the tirst agricultural school in Acheen. the Governor, many officials, officers and Acheen natives being present on the occasion. At the opening ceremony the civil and Military Governor spoke a few words of welcome to those
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      84 11 N.K. OTSUBO Co., (Japanese Artists Photographers.) No. 48-3, Hill Street, Singapore. First class Professional work at Moderate prices. Photographs and Portraits Artistically Coloured in Oils, Water colours or crayon work. Singapore views and Post Card on sale here. 14 St P Yong Hoa Seng Co., 28, KLING STREET GENERAL IMPORTERS,
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