Malaya Tribune, 12 March 1920

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] x AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. VII No fcO SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920. PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MAR'JH 12, 1920.
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      361 1 1 HIN WATT Ml Market Street and Orchard Road SPECIALISTS IN i Motor Repairing, Motor I Supplies* Ships' Stores, I and Estate Requisites. I phone 74X. I ASK FOR "TR4VERS" Worcester Sauce la 5 oa. Bottles. MADE BY TRAVERS," in GOOD OLD LONDON, (Continue to Watch This Space. Jos TRAVERS
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      26 1 PORT WINE Gilbey's Invalid. Fine Oporto Nine. Obtainable from tne leading dealers. INSIST Bull Dog Brand H Bottling Guinness «39 Stout. Stocked by the leading dealers.
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      102 1 IriNow'Obtnlnable 4mm\r JLj J9L I I THE FOOD THAT BUILDS i Estate Supplies Acetic ("ft"'-) Acid J Veneer Chests Momi Chests I Latex Cups j I ETC I (Incorporated in Japan.) ENGLISH FORMALIN 40 per cent Volume. Obtainable from LV. SWEE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in F. M. S.) Penang, Singapore
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    Raffles College.
    1336 2 The following contribution have been received by the Hon Treasurer np to January 29, 1920. Prrviouely acknowledged $689,370.21 B-'ker and Co f L*.d 5,0 0 Per 3d»- Q Flower, Hen Treasurer, Penang Ng Kongsi 500 N?? Loon Hock 210 Cold Storage Oo L*d 10,COO Per Mr V Hill,
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    23 2 The two Chinese charged with attempted robbery of a jeweller In Kedah-road,Penang, have been committed to the Assizes, says our correspondent in Penang.
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      360 2 mmmWmWmmmmTmmmmnmr-mMßm*^ GIVE YOURSELF A REAL TREAT. DRINK Fort-Reviver Fortifies and Revives. This great antidote to tbi-s f 1« of the finest concentrated FRUIT JUICfiS uUu can be served in many ways, but its fresh FRUIT FLAVOUR is best tasted when served with plain or aerated water (iced). It possesses wonderful
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      66 2 As Good for Your Wife as for Yourself. They are for the family— Te Pinkettes, being so mild yet sure in action as to exactly meet the needs of both sexes i, ru childhood to old age. di-pel Constipation, cure Biliousness, Sick Headaches, Torpid L ver, foul breath, pimples. Of
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      155 2 GET RELIEF—QUICKLY. A twisted ankle, a sprained writs, a strained muscle—these are things that demand relief in a hurry. And that is just why thousands who are liable to these mishaps always keep a bottle of Little* S Oriental Bain oluie at hand. There is absolutely nothing equal to it
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      601 2 limn BSJsTTosTccil^ 38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE Oram at Mat ICA'-A LUMPUR Pt Tas Hee Cigarei t c». onr New Ch °p of Tas Hee Cigarettes JaBi iDfcrodac ed into the w market. If y° Q fcl 7 once you will coa ilfr^fliifl mmYlmm l vince yourself. f Certificates from Sulcus
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      472 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagir Road Tiaau Pass the Door. Ia the Second Show tt 9.30 The Arrival of His Excellency the Now Governor Sir Laurence Nunns Gutllemard, K. C. B. Fritzi Brunette in her great dramatic triumph THE VELVET HAND A Bluebird Detective Drama in five
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      406 3 I The The I From Tuesday, March 9, to Sunday, March 14. Alfa am bra Ailiambra la ia the only I the Theatre AT THE theatre 1 3: ALHAMBRA BE. Tit, ate. ■"if^l^ 8 The Hall far Malic and Features eccommo* dniintf mm, j RO J!**!* A Masterpiece of Repressed
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      204 3 What happened when Eve ate t v e forbidden fruit? See To-nlgnt in the Second Sbow at 9 p.w. Shrrp MAURICE TOURNSURI Great production, the most beautiful picture ever presei; unfolding the history of woman. WOMAN And enchanting and fascinatinr Ph i play Written by Charles WhittJcer. Directed by ,arke
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    THE CASE FOR CONSCRIPTION.
    699 4 We cannot think that any protest which may be made wth regard to the retention of compulsory military training in this Colony is likely to have any effect. The Home Government mu<?t to a certain extent rely upon the discretion ,of the lccal Government in such
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    222 4 Tin is at $197 125 tons sold Yesterday the Ojroner passed a verdiot cf cinsing death by rash and negligent act on Lee Bin, who cat the tree which fell on a Chinese killing him last Monday in Penarglane. The High Coromiss'oner will probably visit Perak toward the end of
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    Singapore Golf Club.
    445 4 Movement for IS-Hole Coarse, The twenty-ninth annual general meeting of the Singapore Golf Clnb was held yesterday evening in the Glab pavilion. Mr W Feel (president) took the chair, supported by Messrs J M Sime (captain), W R Forde (hon secretary), W P Plummer (hon treasurer), W
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    330 4 London, March 6.—The Eratern Extension Telegraph Company anticipate that the new oibleto Bombay has been iomplett<d and may be in working order before the monsoor, —Renter. The following passengers arrived this morning by the ss Rumphius from Belawan :—Mr and Mrs Mac fad yen, Messrs Hanoock, Gallagher, Gillespie and Wall.
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    Snapshots.
    805 4 By 4 Quiz." There were two notable »k; about Monday's ft Legislative Cour, o ne was s! 6 it was the first attended by 2 Governor. Tne other wasitke J? w •leftwheer'movemenuffXaT the seating arrangements Certl/ this led to some ,ndibility, though the lot T if hapless pressmen, down
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      200 4 ROBINSON Co. 19 VV »> Tin TATTOO m ntTUiMiTTKMa Mum The Tattoo Alarm Clock. Has an Inter mi rent Alarm, the alarm ringing for several seconds, then pausing, and after a period of silence again ringing, a d a > f <r ten minutes. As illustration Price 57.00. ROBINSON Co.
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      384 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) W PHILLIP STIiEET. SINGAPORE. j (lords Ready and ia Stock now March 10, 1920 j New Shipment Just Arrived t 1 American Axes 3 t) 4 lbs., Balata Belting, Hack Saw Blade?, Scythe Blades, Europe Bass Brooms, Emery Cloth, Eyelets and
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      19 4 Patent Faced H4IR BELTING Cf. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting Sole Agents: Kjam Kiat Co. 108 109 Market St.
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      116 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Friday, March 12. Hikh Tid^s.—2,28 a.»n 3 39 p.m. SittSord*' D. nn:ii, Bj'. Ut'dens. 5.15. L>dge Zetland R i*ul 8 30 p.m. 8 F A O-i., Dri I Order. 5 H Sc>n h. P»j»c:fo4 t Malay V C, 5 15 Saturday, March 13 H'ch Ti-1 p.—3 15
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    TURKISH CRISIS.
    182 5 Cig-Navy Threat by the United States. jipause luv m mm. Mixed news from the Far East includes the statement that the Japanese are about to evacuate Siberia. If America cannot have the Peace Treaty and the League of Nations all her own way, she intends to have a
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    245 5 AFR4ID OF THE SPREAD OF BOLSHEVISM. Reuter. New York, March 6.—Arrangements for the evacua'ion of the Japanese from Siberia have been oompleted. The first detachments will leave Yladivostcck on Maroh 23. Japan is deeply ooncerned at the rapid spread of Bolshevism and desires the creation of a
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    WILSON AND ADRIATIC.
    167 5 Opposition to Pact of London. Reuter. Paris Maroh 7,—President Wil■on's reply to the Allies' Adriatic note of Feb 26 is very conciliatory, and expressed his willingness to support a direct ItaloJ ago-Slav agreement, provided it accords with the agreement of D o 9 and maintains opposition to
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    ALLIES & TURKEY
    251 5 ALLIES TURKEY BRINGING NATIONALISTS TO ORDLR. London, Mar 6.—It is offioiaily stated that probably th*re will be do need to send troops from England to Constantinople, bat ample foroes are available in the troops stationed nearer Turkish territory. A note from the Allies was dispatched to the Turkish Government to
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    UNCLE SAM'S WHEAT.
    58 5 Reuter. Washington, Mar 7—The Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives has pawed a resolution authorising the Government Grain Corporation to sell 5,000,000 bushels of wheat to needy European countries on credit. Wheat will be offered ss a substitute for the Treasury Department's proposal to
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    BOMBAY UNREST.
    39 5 Reuter. Bombay, March 2 —Several thousand cotton-mill workers have struck owing to the non-payment of wages to previous strikers. Those workers not sympathising with the strike are being stone i. An extension of the trouble is feared.—Reuter.
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    TROUBLE IN SWEDEN.
    17 5 Reuter. ;iyvvuuu Stockholm, Mar 7.—The Bwedish cabinet has resigned. No details are available. —Reuter.
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    THE JAPANESE STRIKE.
    14 5 Reuter. Tokio, Mar 8 Work has been partially resumed at Yawata.
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    THE GERMAN LOAN.
    332 5 FRENCH NOT EAGER TO LEND. Germany and Bankruptcy. Reuter. London, March s.—Different views have reoently been given oonoerning the attitude of the powers regarding the eopnomio recovery of Germany which will probably take the form of permitting a German loan. The New York Herald gives the Frenoh
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    U.S. DISSEN ION.
    212 5 More About Article Teo. Reuter. Washington, Mar 6.—Efforts are now being made to piss certain compromise reservations of the Peaoe Treaty, incladiog a revised reserva tion of article ten, whereby the military foroes and otber specific agencies woald be named as a means which tbe United States
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    "THESEUS" DAMAGED.
    38 5 Reuter. Port Said, March B,—The British steamer Thesues, en route from Singapore to Rotterdam and London, has struck the Suez Canal bank and has damaged her propeller.c Th ship is being towed into Port Said. Renter.
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    83 5 At the instance of Mr Bartley, agent to the Food Controller, L*e Seng Khuay, manager of Thong Ek and Co, was oonvioted of exporting 70 bags of pulot rice by the Khoen Foeng on Jan 26 last to Pontianak withont the permission of the Registrar of Imports and Exports, and
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    'WARE AMERICA !
    380 5 'WARE AMERICA NAY HAVE GREATEST NAVY IN THE WORLD. Watching British Programme. Reuter. Waahlngton, Mar 6.—Before the Houae of Representatives Nava< Committee, Mr D. Niels recommended that the naval building pro gramme for the next fiscal year b<< larger than the General Board', proposal if the Treaty is no 1
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    Police Court.
    172 5 Attempt to Bribe the DPP* Yesterday two Sikhs were tried in the third Court on a charge of attempting to bribe tbe DPP with a view to influence him to withdraw a charge of murder pending againtst them. Mr G G Setb the DPP, gave lengthy evidence of
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    Mscphail and Co's Report.
    118 5 Singapore, Mar 12. Tin—l7s Tons sold at $197 Rubber.—The market is s'eady with good spot sheet transacted around $1.084 and forward positions from $1.10 to 1 12. A qsiet market. Rubbers.—Jimahs sold at $3 10, Pantais $2.10 (cum) and Ulu Benutß at par,» Mandai Tekongs offer
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    56 5 On Wednesday before Mr J D Hall In the seoond police oourt, Ho Li Lay and Ho Wah Heng of Earnpong Bahru were oharged with selling two tins of milk above the controlled prioe, at 60 ots and 51 c c respectively instead of 49 cts. The censed were convicted
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    Sport.
    123 5 LAWN TENNIS. S. C. C. Tournament. The tie in: Profusion Pairs (Qualifying Hounds). Brokers Norrie and Cmascc II v Met Philip and Meade, will bi p«a>ed this frenins, and on Mc day thi winners will meet Mer 4. as a*.d Leakey. L.L.T.C. Tournament Yesterday's resole* were A Mixed Doubles.
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    YACHTING.
    52 5 Sunday's Sweepstake Race. The Course for the Singapore Yaoht Club's Sweepstake Race on Sunday morning is as follows Start from U E Pi r, inside breakwater, around Malay Spit buoy, man o' War buoy, rounding "Oscar" and back to starting line, onoe round boats leaving Tan j ong Rhu
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    GOLF.
    44 5 G. G. C. Ladles' Medal. The Garrison Golf Club's ladies' medal competition resulted as follows Mrs Peiniger 53 8 45 Mrs W B Wilson 46 sc 46 Miss Law 50 sc 50 Mrs R Page 63 12 51 Mrs Gansloser 53 sc 53
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    569 5 The following are the results in the prinoiple leagues for Saturday, Feb 7 The League —Division I. Arsenal 3 Oldham A 2 Liverpool 2 Blaokb'n R 0 Chelsea 2 Bolton W 1 Bradford C 1 Newoastle U 0 Mlddlesbro' 2 D jrby Co 1 Everton 1 As'on V.lla
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    The Rubber Market.
    83 5 Weekly Auction. Chamber of Commerce Report. Singapore, Maroh 10 11. Catalogued 2,565.639 lbs, 1,145.37 tons. Offered 2,108.196 lbs, 941 16 tons. Sold 1.105,593 lbs, 493.07 tons. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cts. ft Singapore Standard Quality to 108 Off Quality 100 loi Crepe Singapore Standard Quality Pale
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    Barlow and Co's Report.
    112 5 Singapore, Maroh 11. At the opening of the usual weekly auotlona on Wednesday, there was practically no demand, but towards the close of the sale a slight revival was noticeable at lower prloes in sympathy with advices from London. Ribbed Smoked Sheet ohanged hands "at from
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    Guthrie & Co's Report.
    123 5 Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, March 11. At the opening of the usual weekly auctions yesterday the demand for all grades was poor bat livened up somewhat daring the day. Fine Pale Crepe realised up to $1,07 or the same as last auction, but Ribbed Smoked Sheet in selling at up
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      299 5 PLAIN OS OF GREAT REPUTATION I MUCH BELOW PRESENT VA.LUES Bpc ad wood Brinam dad Colli* r>d Clxo/iexx Strobmenffer Baldwin X>ir**io Co. Estey. j Etc., etc. I Robinson Piano Co., Ld. THE PATENT PATCHQUIoK Co. 26-3, ORCHARD ROAD What's Wrong with your Tyres? Well, no matter. Patchquick can repair it.
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    Wireless.
    28 6 Ships in communication at Sicga> pore this morning:—s. s. Mataram, Texas Maru, Glenariff*. Kashmir' Hakata Maru, Yehime Maru. G»rvnt, Tjibo las. Moorish Prince, Rumphius and Melcbior Tr»ub.
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    Cinema Chat.
    479 6 Aroreen adaptation of a wellknown American stage sncoepp, "Alma where Do You Live will be presented at the Ma; lb rough, to night, besides the Pathe a scenic pioture and a comedy. In the earlier show a four-reel drama, Maris-, and a comedy will be shown The change
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    Share Market.
    625 6 Ahcphiil Co's Report, Singapore, March 4 to 10. Despite the fact that ba»in*t« from day to day o<rtr the week haa been reported da'! rou that a some *hat nervous teuOtncy has prevailed, onr volume of bur>ne»s has been fairly considerable. Rubbers have certaiuly been neghoted with sellers
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    21 6 The latest London cables to hand this morning are dated as follows: O dinary rate Mar 8; deferred rate Mar 3.
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 6 Mar. 12. Otj London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 1/32 Demand 2/3 25/32 Private 3 m/i 2/4 5/8 On India— Bark T. T. 88 On Hongkonc— 117 Ba..t d/d On Java— Bank T. T. 1081 On Japan— Bank d/d 85 i Sovereigns— buying rate $8,54 Bank of England rate gy
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      103 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVEHYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbac ii BROS. Co. SECURE 3 A&tJ R A G. AURELY Co., Singapore A Ponang Sole Importers tor S.S., F.M.S., Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. Phone BIS Tel. "AOnaLY." Eureka Motor General Engineering Works CUPPAGE ROAD (Orchard Road), Sicgapo-e, Consulting and visiting
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      578 6 I r HE WORK I OF DIGESTION should be performed with ease and J completeness if the body is to be maintained fa perfect healih. But J even in the cisc of those who pots- c ess natu ally strong digestions this is fa- from always being the case, 4>
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      384 6 3* 4* «a T^ic only Complete Ml f] D L fl for the Heart Biood ULUDIUL Muscl -s Preparation. and Nerves. Anaßmia Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraifl-Debility-Rapid Growth-ScrofuU TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with its active principles. Globnol is a typical aofci ye remedy or medicinal food lor imparking Strength and Energy. y^^^K
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      226 6 t > Her W \WiWble £h| P y c *P rncQrc u» vision I jf# i Y-/ us lo correct your eye* with tcjentinc I j h accuracy We specialize v. the oiu*. modern I c B *otm* ol spectacles aod eycgloaxa, tocljdrjg B r t a j the popular
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      176 6 Moils Close. Today Port Swett6nham and Teluk Anson •Kinta 3 pm Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 pm Malacca and Mnar *Kaka 3 pm Batavia, Samarang and taking malls for Austtakeia Rnmphius 3 pm Pnlau Sot gi Sanit 4 pm To morrow Patau Batam and Palau Balang Hock Eeng 9 am
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    Shipping News
    261 7 Arrivals. MARCH 10. Ban Fo Soon Dat 230 Gap Winters from Pontianak Mar 8 Thong Ek Dorwent Bri 1562 Gap Benstead from Saigon Mar 7 Yong Seng Guar. Italy Mara Japan 4298 Cap O.n from Genoa Feb 3 H Maritime Annan Mara J»pan 1809 Gap Tamanai from Sourabaya
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    Passengers Arrived.
    64 7 By tb» a s Ekma, From Halontta —Mr H J Foster, Mrs G A Mahon, fl Mrs and Miss Sufie, Mr W Mrhur, A Bnrk.; from R4r.gc.on Mr J T Gal-, Mr J Law, Mr H Lyl--, Mrs B Black and 2 children, Messrs J J X- iiv,
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    Motoring Accident.
    98 7 A serious motor accident occurred ytsterday morning nr'ar the Posing railway station, sajs Monday's T.O.M. Mr Packiam Pillay, Assistant Building Inspector, Ipoh, was riding on a motor bicycle to Batu Gsjah, when he col ided with a motor-car near a bend of the road He was thrown off
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    281 7 Upon learning that the Shipping R*ng is refusing rebates to firm* patronising Commonwealth steam era Mr Hagb.es declared that this was ample justification of the running of Government steamers, be~ it showed that the ring would advance freights if the Commonwealth fleet w r sold. Ref trwoce wu made in
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      553 7 P.&0.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY aie at present suspended. j ON DON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Nore about Mar 22 To
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      576 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Harold Dollar arriving April 12 M. S. Dollar May 3 Bessie Dollar May 10 Grace Dollar June 29 Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Prinoipal Cities of the United States and Canada.
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      289 7 O. S. K. The Osaka Shoses Kaisha, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 Do Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Sligapore. (Subject to change without notice) For LONDON, ANTWERP and ROTTERDAM (via Porlsaid) For LONDON, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru Second half Mar. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM
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      463 7 FOR Up-to-date Motor Cars RING UP THE AUG LIM MO* OR HCU&S 'Phone 371. NIPPOH YUSEN IMh (Incorporated in Jai anl Uader Hall Contract wiih the lm?triz) Jspsaese Qovernmeal (Subject to Alterations without N<Hi?e) European Mall Una Pottaifiiftlf Barvfcp For LOKLON ANTWERP via (MALACCA* PENANG, COLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT SAID MARSEILLES.
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      411 8 WANTED. WANTED—Two experienced* Typists. Apply personally with testimonials Chirg Keng Lee Co., between 9 am. and 10 a in 52 v c WANTED. —A book-keeper with knowledge of typewriting for preference*. A"-ply personally to No. 1 Change Alley. 21 2 uc W A NTED IMMEDIATELY. Chinese Junior Clerk having good
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      670 8 NOTICES. I the undersigned hereby give notice to all to whom it may concern that I am the sole proprietor of the business of I ;ncorters and Exporters, Whole sale and Betail, and Estste Suppliers, carried on at No. 332 North Bridge Boad. tingipore, under the name or style of
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      444 8 I*OTTCES. Tbe Ayer Molek Rubber, Company Limited. Inoor f >orated in the Straits Settlement! NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors hav>* declared an Interim Dividend of 10 per cent f""ee of Income Tax. for the yenr ending October 31, 19?0 payable to Shareholders on the Conrpa ;y'e Registers on
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      340 8 INSURANCE. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO ITO. INOOLPCftATBD IE NEW ZEALAND FIRE lnenr*ao*§ effected on Buildinsp Rem and Mereaanjit, ot description. MARINE InaaraneHt nooepted t< all parka ol the world at lowest rate* WAR RIBS accepted to all parti. L. 0. L. MARGOUOUTH Manager, Offices 2. Finlayfon Green. Tha Eastern United
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      509 8 BASTES. Tie Ho flam Bank, Uiltii. {Incorporated in tbe Strait* Settlements..) Bead Office: -mgapore, rUfflee Chambers 5 4 6. BKASOHES Penang, 85 Boaoh Street. Malacca, 131 Jonker Street. Mur, 77/79 Jalan Suleiman. Beta Pahat, 109 Jalan Bahamat. Agencies at London, New York, B«n Francisco, Batavia. Sourabaj a, Semarang, Palembang and
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      531 8 CfWfTFKED BANK OF INDIA, Hmh. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ep Capital la 100,000 Shares of £20 each £2,000.000 Reserre Fand £2,900.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £2,0C0,000 RANKERS Bank of England, London Joint City and Midland Pank, Lid. London Coanty Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd, National Provincial %nd
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      896 8 BANKS. To bo opened Shortly. BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE de CHINi (Incorporated in France.) Authorised Capital Frs. 250,000,000 Sunecribed 15 ',000,000 Paid up M 75,000,000 (1/3 of the Capital subscribe 1 by the Government of th. Chinese Republic.) tht Chairman of the Board of Directors Andr' 1 Bertbel General Manager A. J.
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      10 1 SUPPLEMENT TO The Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, RRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.
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      CABLE BREVITIES.
      912 1 05 FROM ALL PARTS OF IHE EARTH. Reuter. Trial of Caillaax \f,rch 5 —In the course of ftkW trial, M Martin, tbe Fr-ncc Ambassador at IS mmwA sensation in the LVinf** Agadir r«is, E to that Caillaux Alfonso threaten. k ill be latter. Alfonso Lfcwßt* 'hreat and placed
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      Sir Arthur Young's Portrait Fond.
      95 1 The Committee gratefully acknowledge receipt of tbe following subscriptions Amonnt previously acknowledged. $8,004 Singapore Cold Storage Co Ltd 100 Raffles Hotel 50 F R Heron 10 Eurasian Literary Association 10 Chang Thye Pbin 10 Leong Sin Nam 10 Chan Keang Thy 10 Leong Long Mann
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      87 1 T O M. An Indian sespected of being the leader of the gang hai been arrested in connection with the recent midnight hold-up at Lahat Station, when tbe atationmaster was forced at tbe point ol a revolver to hand over the cash contents of the safe, amounting to approximately $150.
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      Malaya's Labour.
      498 1 Immigration and Emigration- Mr Lowtbar K<imx> asked, at Monday's Legislative Council meeting 1. Would Government furnish a statement for quarterly periods from Ist Maroh, 1919, to Feb 29, 1920, shewing (a) Total number of oooliet entering the Colony from China (b) total number of Chinese coolies leaving the
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      Future of Rubber.
      395 1 Supply Far Short ol Demtnd. A Boom for, 1021*43. The January issue of The World's Rubber Position ia accompanied by a, supplement of staUaJtfos of rubber production and oonaomption. The conclusions on these figures arrived at by the compilers are as follow:— "Taking the actual worldV consumption
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