Malaya Tribune, 1 May 1914

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    Masthead
    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily. Vol. No. 102 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1914 Price 5 Cents. Cbc IRalapa tribune. FRIDAY, MAY 1.
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      401 1 1 j jfg||| I tefc- gr ~> rt j *««>>••» in~ lift I 5 AGENTS eUĔimt te^Bf i tt. rs^ ISITIVELY L&ST MIGHT* SI FORBES ROBERTSON MISS GERTRUDE ELLIOTT rull London Drury Lane Theatre Ccmpany IN Prince Of Denmark Five fods 9.15 to 11.15 p.m. AT THE BEACH ROAD. «1
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      291 1 ttChina Mutuality Incorporated /ur*n nrnrr Under The (ruAD OFFICE:- SHANGHAI, CHINA.) Registered Companies Under Tha Ordinances ATTRACTIVE PLANS Assurance Hongkong, Companies' 1865 1890. MODERATE RATES Act (England) Claim ***** itbOU^ he de,a cf For further particulars api ly to L J THE RESIDENT SECRETARY, 2, Finlayson Green. B l HB
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    The Tin Position.
    1071 2 Market in Mail-Week. The Ironmonger of April 3 has the I following comment on the general position of tin —lndications have j net been wanting lately pointing to j a broadening out of speculative interest. The bulls profess to feel themj selves fairly well satisfied with the
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    Serious Affray In Tronoh.
    172 2 Faction Fight Between KhcKs And Cantonese. Ipoh, April 22. The town of Tn»n<»li s\us transformed into a battlefield on the 21st inst., warfare having broken out between the Uacaos and Kin-lis of that place, with th s result that several were woundedoD both sides and a
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    “White Wolves” in Kwangtung.
    121 2 Canton, Mar. .11. The bandits in the interior of the province <>{' Kwangtnngare claiming to be supporters ot* White Wolf." Hundreds of refugees are fleeing to Fatshan from the neighbouring towns. It is stated that the panic of the people is partly caused by the outrages
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      173 2 1 MOTORISTS APPRECIATE I C TYRES 1 IN HOT COUNTRIES. 1 THE COLUMB TYRE Co., (Far F. as o I si, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. fl Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PBOWODNIK. *J ICOULCHER I 1 AND I I HAK HENG. 1 I, RAFFLES PLACE. 1 I General Commission Agents. 1 IMPORTERS
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      191 2 'we are actualiT^ j BONUS of so°| o 01 ENDOWMENTS lor U I 35 «*5 lor, I Government Super,,,, j Assets. S«O,OOO,OO0 SK SUN LIFE OF CANADA., i, BATTERY ROAD j S. J. HOV/E, "tssfrr f„ r N i THE ARYA DISPEHSMJ Dispensing Chemists h IM, SOUTH BRIDGE BOH Stocked
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    A Malay Grievance.
    1239 3 (Straits Echo, Penang* April 26.) From a well.-informed source we learn that there is growing dissatisfaction among the Perak Malays at the J continued delay in the appointment of a Bendahara of that State. It is now several years that this most important post has been vacant
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      221 3 fife Malaya Vtribune. sU9SC RIPTION ORDER FORM in advance $14 per annum, postage atra. t v TRIBUSaV J fOc. CoWyr Quay, Miiifpraii for months the Malaya Tribune cowunenciiig j 191 J." ie is generally conceded to be the best value for the Bast of Sue/. It contains, in addition to
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      167 3 Great Household Benefits Revealed to Ladies. £ust Developer. New system that never :ails and no appliances used ft $3. Complexion Beautifier. Convenient cheap and Listing $SL Rats Mice. Quickly exterminated. Harmless but sure remedy o> $3. Address- B. L. MEHTA, 26, Malacca Street. Chop Teck Seng, 97, SELEGIE ROAD. House
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    Correspondence.
    698 4 [We do not nece**arily eodorte the opinion* txprefred by currefjHHideiU*.] The 44 Road to Ruin crA What the Government was Going to Do about it. I (To the Editor, Maid yd Tribune.) Dear Sir—I should have mentioned in mv letter to you ot the 21th instant on the above
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    Labu (F.M.S.) Rubber.
    352 4 I Tlit 1 secretarial of the Labu I (F. M. S.) Rubber Company, Limited, have issued the following circular to the shareholders: —The directors have reason to believe that I some misapprehension may exist as ito the circumstances which have led up to the resolution relating to
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    MUSICAL COPYRIGHTS.
    263 4 Under the heading of "Topics of tin 1 Week" in the Asian we find the following: An important innovation is about to take place in the musical world. The proprietors of musical copyrights are combining to establish a society for the protection of their interests, similar to that
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    33 4 The Ipoh Times says news has been received from Colombo that Mr. Samuel Lambert, an old student of the Anglo-Chinese School, has passed his final medical examination, obtaining a gold medal in pathology.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    347 4 Prices OaaieJ in B Norn. Value. 1 Daanasara *fl 1 I 2/- Galang ii, 1 Inch K. ;m. tii 1 Johore 11. Laadi KaaMBUBg l Kapar Para H 1 Keattagalla 21- KonbriSc 2/- Kota Tiiijjgi 1 Kuala Luaanv 2/- LaW F.M.S., 1 Lauadrou 1 Ledbury London Asiatic
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      218 4 jißj Are most satisfactory both as regards figg 1 HOOSUNO? 00., I 1 smGfIPORE BB LMEIDA Co, CIVIL ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS SURVEYORS. Will undertake any cf the above Works at Moderate Charges. 100, ROBINSON ROAD, Ist Floor, Taiwan Bank. Cycle I Gtiii Repairers. MALACCA. Telegraphic Address:- GOHCHIN3EE Telephone No. 53. Dealers
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    FIXTURES.
    31 5 Friday. Ist MarR ft thai If ml i 'otnHMiy. j Telephone i a. Priaedaj I .f~ ,n 3:33 l- Igtliy, 3rd. r Idafiiay. 6th. ■aVSas}, rHb i■ \reh ('!iai»t. r.
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    CLEARANCES.
    49 5 Myrmidon for Prance. Kumchow for Saigon. Resident for Rhio. Kaka f >r Malacca. Selangor for Port Swettenhani via porta. Abbotsford for Ragan. Dnisbnrg for Hamburg. Nam \< n. f* X Temate via torts. Canton for Japan via port*. Delta for Romhay via porta. Hitachi Mara for Japan via putts.
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    EXCHANGE.
    120 5 Si NU A PORK, May. On London Bank 1 m/s. 2j\ 1/4 Demand 2/4 1182 Private <"■ m/s. 2/1 3 m/s. -/I 3/s I lv (termanj Bank d/d. 288] Private 3 m/s. 242] On Prance Bank d/d. 284 Private 3 m/s. 21>S Oa India Bank T. T. 174 J
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    301 5 SINGAPORE, May. I. Nutmeg* lid s. per pica] $231.00 Nutmegs 80 S. do 24.00 Copra Bali da 11.00 Copra CintHor Talo do 11.20 Copra Dongalo do 11.20 Copra Kayung do lo.so Copra Palo <!<» 10.70 Copra Pontianak o. 10.30 Copra Siantan do IOJiO Copra Singkawang do 10.78
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    Supreme Court.
    370 5 May 1. Before his Hon. Mr. P. J.Sproule, Puisne Judge, theactoo was commenced yesterday morning by T. M. Lamb Co. against Chop Chin Soon to recover payment for iron nails to the value of |800, imported from England. The day was devoted to the preliminary arguments, principally on
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    Indian Libel Case.
    99 5 Madras Times Fined. Tin 1 Madras Times has been mulcted in the sum of Rs. 3,000 for libel. The suit was brought by Mr. C. 11. Rogers, general secretary of the A. S. R. S.. against the Madras Times claiming damages for Rs. 15,000 in respect of
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    102 5 TAN JONG PAGAR. East Wharf (Basin) Wharf Section No. 1 Tavian, Rum|>hius, Tenpaisan Maru. Araponia Sheers Wharf Nil Main Wharf Section No. 2— '5 —Colonia 4- -Samhia H? a i— V oagcs. Krian New Dock No. 7-Nil Wot Wharf Ah mou Pi n
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    939 5 LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING OFFICES. From Letong arrived the Ban Whatt Hin with 15deck passengers. Bengal Bay Fine light winds. China Sea: Fine weather. < The Hong Wan brought 85 deck passengers into port According to latest reports the Federal Malay Dreadnought" is now in
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    Katz Brothers, Ltd.
    227 5 The report by the Directors to the seventeenth annual general meeting <»f the shareholders, to be held within the registered office of the Company, Singapore,on Monday May i. at no on is as follows: The Directors have pleasure in submitting their annual report and accounts for the
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      98 5 I MAILS CLOSL v wi-« .-tiitwl. B H .< I" .--nt*. up to n ii I D;i!y Except Sun&y. I < wnala Lumpur H N.uh II a.m.. I B II .1 and i ;>.!u. B I) -ri > I 1 a.nt B' !> .in. Mill 1 p.mi. H I J'>.
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      448 5 I arrived from Samarang. April 89. For Uncer- tain Agenta, Heap Eng Moh. Kuching, Sur. str. 999 loan, Capt. Barton. arrived from Sarawak. April 80, For Sarawak i Agenta, s. S. s. On. Hitachi Mara. Jap. str. 4164 ton*. Capt. Sato, arrived from Middlesbro, Jan. 'M). Wok Y'hama 1 Agents,
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    DISCHARGE TICKETS.
    1087 6 At the annual meeting of the Planters 1 Association of Malaya, held in Kuala Lumpur a few (lays ago, one of the leading member.* of that, body advocated the inauguration of a system of u discharge tickets" for Tamil coolies, which, it was held, would not endanger the
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    CHOLERA IN SINGAPORE.
    171 6 Cases at Tanjong fck Cholera seeing increase in Singapi y cases are rejwrted ;m! well noted, nearer than last week. We anderst i elal>oratf v cautions are being taken I -a the infected area, but <:.■■■ stringent measures are a. are afraid those in the .-i will,
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    Fire King Devastates Bangkok
    69 6 Hundreds Homeless. I A disastrous eonnaera oat at Bangkok at H 22nd inst. ami made a of tin* whole uiarKei Bangkok. The have been rnagruu cen j lookers, but to who were burnt been a harro ing t<» insurance c*«i published, but froti Siam Olkierver B
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    Police News.
    60 6 Madautes Woi Bogis St reet I and No. 13, Lim Kng 1 > Chinese brothel-k<; to pay a titling nnfortunates in the hospital l promise-. P. C. of nr. tingent, arrested I housebreaking in f A Tamil named taken before the day for failing I of his change
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      158 6 IDINE A TESTED and approved fast colour Adheres to every kind of surface, especially Cement, Lime, Plaster; Brick facades Wood and Glass, also to Iron and other Metals. Can be painted on Fresh, Air-dried Walls and Rough Castings. Dries Stonehard and does not rub off, therefore is v/ashable. Sharpe, Ross
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      14 6 WINFRED Cigarettes. THF WORLDS BEST VALUEIN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES. Chow Kit Co. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR.
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    untitled IN REVOLT.
    250 7 Will Common Sense Prevail or I olive Branch Held Out. lon, April 30. ram from of three in Ulsti r mporting Sir K. against 111« I „nr members in Kule Bill. a jinsi tht* censure iii Nations- i.al our members. Alining strength for the exclu- j)| be
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    Home Racing.
    97 7 The One Thousand Guineas. Probables and Riders. Reuter's Service. London, April .'»(>. The probable starters for the One Thousand Guineas and their riders are: -Flying Bridge (Clark): Fatality (Fox); Princess Dorrie (W. Huxley); Imperative (Randall); Lancaster Lady (Donaghne). Glorvina (Rickaby) Manuscript (Whalley); Sonwin F. Templeman); Mira (Walter Griggs);
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    GERMANY AND CHINA.
    170 7 Schemes for Development of Commerce. Reuter's Service. London, April .'><>. A telegram from Berlin states that (lining the discussion on the Foreign (estimates in the Budget Committee the Reporter said that German influence in China was apparently receding and demanded more German salaried consuls and trade experts.
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    GERMANY'S WAR LEYY.
    54 7 Will Exceed a Milliard. Reuter's Service. London, May 1. A telegram from Berlin states that the assessment of a milliard as a war levy has been completed. As regards greater Berlin, whose contributions total 1 14,665,600 marks, it is regarded las indicating that the levy will considerably
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    THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.!
    24 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 30. A telegram from Vienna states that the Emperor Francis Joseph is making gratifying progress. i
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    THE HIGHLAND PIPER.
    25 7 Reuter's Service. London, April .'JO. The Highland Piper which went ashore on April LS at Banco Ingles, South America, has been refloated.
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    THE MARCONI INQUIRY.
    62 7 Officeholders and Speculative Transactions. Reuter's Service. London, April 30. The Marconi Committee, which began its sitting on March 17, unanimously report that it finds Lord Murray had committed the errors which be admitted himself, but that there was nothing reflecting on his personal honour. It is strongly
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    AMERICA AND MEXICO.
    69 7 Test Mobilization Successful. Reuter's Service. London, April .'so. A telegram from Washington states that Mr. Daniel- Btates that the operations against Mexico have tested the preparedness of the Navy. The number of vessels iv commission has been doubled withou confusion. Huarta Ignored by U. S. General -Carranza
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    SOMALILAND.
    63 7 Government Action Questioned in the Lords. Reuter's Service. Lon April 30. In the House of Lords, Lord ('iii'zon and Karl Stanhope criticised tln> Government's policy in Somalilan» I. Lord Crewe said that the Government's hopes were to some extent frustrated by lack of cohesion among the friendlier, hut that
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    RUBBER SHARE MARKET.
    31 7 Dull in London. (Malay Mail Special') London, April. 28. The share market remains very dull. The following dividends are announced fey lon Para t'»| Igalkande A Bandjarsarie 5
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    THE DUKE OF ARGYLL.
    27 7 Reuter's Service. 1 London, April 30. The condition of the Duke of Argyll is less favourable. Later. The Duke of Argyll is unconscious.
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    BOXING.
    22 7 Reuter's Service. London. April 30. At Liverpool yesterday. Bombardier Wells heat Bandsman Rice, the decision being in his favour on points.
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    68 7 Melbourne Inman is now entitled to claim for another year the title of Billiards Champion. He is said to have a wonderful temperament for championship play. He has no nerves. He is not an Australian, despite his name. He was christened Melbourne," but he comes from Twickenham. He is an
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    232 7 Chinese Chamber Of Commerce Meeting. (From our Special Correspondent.) An extraordinary general meeting of the Chine.se Chamber of Commerce, Malacca, was held in the rooms of the Rice Dealers' Association on 2!»th ult. at p. m. There were 17 members present and the proceedings began with Mr. Tan
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    A MOSLEM SAINT.
    297 7 (Continued front April £0.) When Nagoor Meerasahib's parents came to know that their son had no taste for marriage, they lei him do as be pleased. He gathered Jo! disciples and started on the journey to Mecca, via Afghanistan, Baluchistan and Persia. When in Persia he pitched
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    100 7 Madame Mai Kalna. the famous prima donna, and her Company, which includes Mr. Webster Norcross, basso, Mr. Albert Mitt, tenor and Mr. Russell Bonner, pianist, came ashore from the Koningin Emma on Thursday morning and ire now guests at Rallies Hotel. The press of Europe is united in its praise
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    Local and General.
    578 7 Tin price to-day, locally, £79. J. :o:— Latest shipping news is on page .> of this issue. :o:— Dftroflsky'l circus was fixed U* open at Penang on the 2'.)th ultimo. Mr. F. C. Harrison, Manager of Lanadron Estate, returned to Malays* from furlough by the Atsuta Mara.
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    SPORTS.
    52 8 FOOTBALL. Footballers in Singapore will be tr terested to learn that the Council of the English Football Association Ixave iiassed the following new rule, t > come into effect next season Players tl»at are injured during jday are required to l>e removed troni the field of play immediately unable
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    S.F.A.
    43 8 We are requested to announce Uiat his Excellency Sir Arthur Young has consented to act as Prevalent of the Singapore Football Aslooiation for ihe year. He was lected to that position at the annual meeting of the S.F.A., held on 24th ultimo.
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    W'eek=End Swimming Club Launches.
    51 8 Saturday, May 2. Kn-ii! John-ton's Tier —2.15 and 3.15 p.m. From Club —2.45 and 5.30 p.m. High water —3.33 ]>.in. Sunday, M;y 3. From Johnston's Pier :—9,loand 1 a.m.. 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. From (Nub r- !>.3oand 10.30 a.m. 12.15,:» and 5.30 p.m. High water —5.10
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    Billiards.
    139 8 SA'.C. Two tournaments are now being arranged for the Volunteers, a legitiroKte 250-up handicap and a "Snooker" handicap. Both will •xnnmence on or before the 15th instant, although yesterday after-j noon there were only a dozen names on the entry list for the former, and u on the "Snooker"
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    y.M.CA.
    57 8 i A meeting ol members interested in billiards was he! I at the local t .M.C.A. yesterday afternoon. The following committee was selected to manage the Cup Competition. Messrs: —G. van Coylenburg, N.I tiastle, 1?. Smith, S. 11. Davidson and J. White (chairman). It is proposed to start a
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    CRICKET.
    45 8 Follow ing is the KA >. V.L.I. eleven which will oppose the S.R.C. on the Ksplanade to-morrow afternoon X Watson, J. Lightfoot, (J. Mulliner,C.Clegg, J. Lindlev.T. Burrows, .1. Ellis, G. Page, W. Brown, J. IHghy and c. Dempsey (captain). Play will commence at 2 p.m.
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    C. S. v. LAW.
    115 8 An s.c.c. Cricket Tournament in itch v.ill take place on the Esplanade to-morrow afternoon at 2.15 o'clock between the Telegraphs and the C.S, and Law eleven. The "Keypounding' 1 team will be as follows:-1 I- J. Wishart, A. C. Mergler, J. Malt, X- B. Donnell, K.
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    Singapore Rifle Association.
    85 8 welvc pairs were entered for the Mixed Doubles, which were shot off yest*r<Utj afternoon at 1 o'clock. conditions favoured Ihe fairer 1 M m ach an they had ten shot* at 100 ynrda, their partner, being compelled to shoot from :t «V-t.ii. c .f :;<><) vara*. The
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    Aquatics.
    156 8 Mr. K. I>. Hewan. late Vice-Presi-dent of the Swimming Club, Singapore, has presented five cups to be contested for at water-polo. The event which will probably take place on the lOth instant, will be a competition between teams of five men a side. Each member of the winning team
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    TURF TOPICS.
    202 8 Notes on the Two ThousinJ Gjinsis. The following short forecast (.11 the Two Thousand Guineas should be interesting in view of the result of the race. It will be seen that Hapsbnrjj, who was first placed third, was one of the fancied ones, while Black Jester who was
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    BASEBALL FOR THE STRAITS.
    469 8 Mr. C.L. Dreier, Vice Consul(General for the United States of America in Singapore, has very kindly contributed the following article regarding the movement among the Americans in Singapore I to have their national game, Baseball, started on a sound tooting here. I The article was written
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    The Stabbing Affray in the Harbour.
    356 8 It appears that yesterday, daring the early morning hoars, a Chinese passenger by the Ranee from Bela- wan had a quarrel with two of his fellow-passengers, and inflicted serious wounds on one of them by stabbing him with a carpenter's (dtisel on the lower
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    House Collapse.
    105 8 Five Persons Injured The collapse of the hack wall of the first floor of a house at Keng Cheow Street, off Hong Lim Quay, at 5 p.m. yesterday, resulted in injury being sustained by four men and one woman. The men were removed to hospital while the woman
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    31 8 The Ipoh Times says it is remoured that the chief objection to tie inclusion of Kedah within the Federation is the demand of the Sultan for a salute of 11 gun:.
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      164 8 'Phone No. 436. MOTOR CAB FOR HIRE FOR SALE FOR REPAIRS UP-KEEP THE GASOLENE LIGHT CYCLE COY, AND MOTOR Y\ ORKS, BEACH ROAD. OFFICE APPLIANCES. Time, Labour and Money-Saving- Devices. RONEO COPIER. The cheapest, quickest and most satisfactory method 1 1 copying is by means of the Roneo copies, Press-copie3
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    ITEMS OF INTEREST.
    643 9 Inspector Park 3 is now in charge of the Matang District, Perak, having succeeded Inspector Coghlan, who has gone to England on long leiave. Subject to the King's approval, the High Commissioner, F.M.S., has provisionally appoint;-.I Mr. K. Macfadyen to be a member of the Federal Council
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      373 9 GranT~Hotel De F Europe. I 0 location, Every Modern Convenience. I sanitary arrangements for special receptions J ii parties. j TELEPHONE NO. 218. EUROPE." F P BAUR M;ma^'! Late of tke Sivnv Motel. London. ffie Straits F.M.S. Woffor Car Co., Motor and Cycle Repairers. Cca icrs in motor Accessories, etc.
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      517 9 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. I HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICE: I Winchester House, Singapore.' 32, Old Jewry, E.C. if The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of D England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies R Act in every particular. M ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF
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    ONCE NERVOUS, GLOOMY AND DYSPEPTIC.
    461 10 Regained Nerve, Happiness and A Healthy Digestion With The aid of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills Mr. M. A. Pieris, chief clerk in the Timber Department of Messrs. Ait ken, Spence Co., Colombo, attributes the spell of ill-health which he experienced a few years since to
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    New Press Laws in China.
    217 10 FOREIGN PAPERS INCLUDED IN ITS PURVIEW. Salutary Regulations. NO YOUTHFUL STUDENT TO BE AN EDITOR. Peking, April 4. The Press Law has been promulgated. It eliminates censorship. Publishers must submit full particulars as to the nature of the paper, their names, birthplaces, and past records,
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    Protests.
    40 10 The Press Association is to hold a meeting shortly to protest against the Press Law. Owing to the lack of funds it is practically impossible f< r the ma jority of newspapers to deposit the amount of security required.
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    How the Foreign Newspapers are Affected.
    112 10 The full text of new regulations is published in the Peking Gazette, April !3. Article 11 states Papers published in foreign coun j tries and containing arti<d< s mentioned in cliuises I ■> and of Article 10 shall be prohibited fr in sale in
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    Accident to a Race Horse.
    95 10 Rangoon, April 8. Mr. 15. N. Burjorjee goffered a very heavy Loss to-day by an accident which happened to his celebrated Australasian pony Royal Blue valued at IN. 20,000 who was found in his box with throe legs broken and had to he destroyed. How
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    105 10 Under the auspices of the Indian Christian Association, Pastor C. N, Ramaswami (a Hindu convert to Christianity; from Tirmevelly, Southern India, will deliver an address in 'Jamil on 14 Life at the Association Hall, 18 Prinsep Street, next Saturday, May 2, at X p.m. All interested are cordially invited to
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      395 10 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., Ineorponted in the Strait- St•ttlernents.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. HOARD OF DIRECTORS. ONG SAM LEONG X.-).. Chairman. DR. LIU BOON KENG. TAN CHENG SIONG ESQ. TAN SI AN CHIN ESQ. KHOO KOK WH A BSQ. LIM NEE SOON ESQ. TAN KAN
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      39 10 I. J. GOLDBERG. Well-known Optician of Sourabaya 3, NIVEN ROAD. off ttilkie Road. Hours from 9 to 12 Noon 3 to 5 p.m. CONSULTATION FREE. Shimoda Dental Hall »0. 492, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Up-to-date Dentistry. CHARGES MODERATE. CONSULTATION FREK.
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      123 10 NCW Stock Colony rl JOST ded in 'M Cheap and Easy i Come and See U y H KOH I Booksellers &KU 1* 82=2 Bras Uasah ,M OOLD STORAGE X ffochore oa fl I (Adjacent to (U y( j e j ■P^ SPECIALITY I Cooked BONELESS, 808 READY for I
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    Lower Perak News.
    1028 11 (From Our (Jim Correspondent') Telok Anson, April >7. The residents of Telok Anson are losing to-day (happily for a brief period only) one of their most respected, unassuming; and lovable townsmen, in the peison of Mr. S. F. Meerwald, Sanitary Inspector of Lower Perak, who is leaving
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    191 11 European Formally Charged [poh, April 27. I The Gopeng shooting case was mentioned in the Police Court at Gopeng before the Batn Gajah magistrate, Mr. W. M. Millington, this morning when Mr. K. Warren, who had Burrendered himself in connection with the mysterious death of a Chinaman
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    101 11 £6,000,000 for Pukow and Peking. Peking, April 4. The prospectus of the Banque Industrielles loan of 150,000,000 francs (£6,000,000) to China states that the loan is to be used for tieconstruction of the port of Pukow and tramways, electric works and waterworks at Peking. The loan
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    24 11 The Straits Echo says Mr.A.L. Knaggl Mid Mr. C. V. Stephens, both well known in Ipoh, have joined the Board of Kramat I'ulai. Ltd.
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