Malaya Tribune, 15 March 1920

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VJI -No 62 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920 S GENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDVY. MARCH 15,1920.
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      314 1 Thin watt go. I Market Street and Orchard Road (SPECIALISTS IN Motor repairing, Motor Supplies, Ships' Stores, AND I Estate Requisites. Phone 74 X. IMH **ws INSIST UPON YOUR DEALER SUPPLYING YOU WITH "TRAVEHS" WINES I TflE BEST IN SINGAPORE. > Ports, Clarets, Graves, Sherry. I If He Cannot Supply
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      38 1 MEUKOW I I BRANDY. 1 FINE OLD MELLOW LIQUEUR Obtainable I From the leading dealers. I BOTTLED IN FRANCE I BY I A. C. MEUKOW Co. COGNAC. I CASTILLO BRAND Old Spanish Port. A GOOD FRUITY WINE. I
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      96 1 (''NowEObt&inable THE FOOD.THAT BUILTS J Bonnie 3abie» Estate Supplies! Acetic (99&981.) Acid Veneer Chests Moml Chests Latex Cups -ETC Mitsui SBussan Kaisda, Md. (Incorporated in Japan.) ENGLISH FORMALIN 40 per cent Volume. m Obtainable from L.Y. SWEE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in F. M. S.) Penang. Singapore Kuala Lumpur. AS BUPPLIED
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    Kamasan Rubber.
    646 2 4naoal General Meeting. Tae tenth <»ntju?l general meeting of the Katmsan Co, Ltd, was held at the Company's regiater*d offic*», No 1 Embank* to-n> f Kuala Lumpur. Mr M J £*nnaway presided. The director!»' report states that the net profit for the year, after allowing for depreciation, amounts
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    52 2 "Joy rides" in the air in Australia ccs: a guinea for five minutes. We have jus. a -en some photographs sent to Malaya by Mr Kok Thai, son of Mr Wee Hap Lang, of Kuala Lumpur. Mr Kok Thai, it appears, has been indulging in many a fiveminutes in the
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      547 2 GIVE YOURSELF A SEAL TREAT. DRINK Fort-Reviver Fortifies and Revives. This great antidote to tni'-n* h r f the finest concentrated) FRUIT JUICES una can be served in many ways, but its fresh IBUIT FLAVOUR is best tasted when served with plain or aerated water (iced). It possesses wonderful fortifying
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      423 2 OVERCOMING INFLUENZA? HOW AFTER-EFFECTS ARE DISPELLED. The most serious difficulty that confronts all who fall victims of influenza is the problem of ridding their systems of the after-effects of the disease. Even in those cases where the attack is-light, the after-effects are obstinate and severe. Normally bright and cheerful people
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      133 2 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the dread monster of k ciatic pain ?Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle f Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrusts of the torturous disease Th*»n let me tell you that you
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      589 2 THE WILL-TOBEWELL s If you can force yonr heart, and nerve, and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in yon Rncept the Will which says to them: 'Hold on I' Kipling. v I matt, I will, get back
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      534 3 I AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Ro±d Tramß Paas tfae In the Second Show et 9.30 Presentation of Medals to the Heroes of the War by Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard, K. C. B. Supported by A William Fox Production, a picture of mystery romance and thiills featuring
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      432 3 Tne The i Aibamhr tm m Monday March 15 to Saturd ay. March 20. Alhambrt I tt. is the only «■•Thertr. AT THE Iheatr. fOQ jb mt B M wMh an Istt A I U A ikil OD A "s* 1 oli. c 8— n f\IVl Pr\M 2S£ SAii the
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      130 3 What happened when Eve ate the f >rbijden fruit See To-night in the Second Saow at 9 p.ti Shsrp MAURICE TOURNEUR'B Great production, the most beautiful picture ever presented, unfolding the history of woman. WOMAN And enchanting and f .scinating Photo play Written by Charles Whittaker. Directed by Maurke T
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    LABOUR'S WISE DECISION.
    770 4 IAnd bo the policy of u direct action "is dead—or in a state > of indefinitely suspended aniiination, at least. The special Trade Union Congress called to consider what action should be taken to compel (ugly word, that!) the Government to proceed with the nationalisation of mines
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    118 4 Tin is at $188; 100 tons sold. The outward B I pocket Bangala with mtilafro.-n EuropM b expeoted to reroh Peian; at noon of day next. The strike of mining coolies at Ampang hat been eettled. The fitters of Measra D G Robertaon, Ltd, hive gone on strike .—M M.
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    Unity of Employers.
    250 4 Federation ia Singapore. We understand that an Employers' Federation hn been definitely formed in Singapore, the obj cts of whioh are to promote he consideration and discussion of all questions affecting the relations between employers and employed, to fix from time to time uniform rates of wages,
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    539 4 Mr J Macgregor and Mrs Yit Seng arrived yeaterday by the a Mata Hari from Bangkok. At the inatanoe of Inspector Dyae, a Malay waa charged on Friday before Mr J D Hall in the second polloe court, with the theft of orchids at Bootta-road on Thursday afternoon. The accused
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    Sport.
    131 4 YACHTING. Sweepstake Race. A moat erj-»j.i,; 0 Sw fl Race was sailed off with the Singapore YachT S *hich of the fleet participated. 1 An exoellent start was k thelight-weather boats had a ded advantage. Before the Malay >p* buoy! freshened np somewhat and S the of the Jean
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    FOOTBALL.
    84 4 On F iday«vei,i g a keenly inter, eatire sorc-r game we 6 aye(l 5 v R m B Scbo l l P' onn i t,am of Malays irom JUore havmg c Z over to play thj School eleven The s boys proved to be much the cleverer side, nnd
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    S.R.C. Tournament.
    51 4 The Tournament coruffipncei to-day and the following tUe are down to bo played Championship. A E Coelho v F Ephr&nms. Doubles-Handicap W Bartholomews an 1 CLa Brooy, Scratch vC W Uouit-a end E L Carnegy—ls. Mixed Douile*. C Mania and D Bovdewvn v M O'Neill and P A
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    RUGBY.
    57 4 Paris, March 11.—The Frenoh Army defeated the British Army in the rugger match to-day by 15 point® to 6. The score at half time was three points eachRenter.— A Havas wire adds that the Frenoh President and the Britieh Ambassador, and a erowd of 30,000, witnessed the match which
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    ATHLETICS.
    408 4 S. C. R. S. New Year Sparta. The New Year Sports of the Strai'a Chinese Recreation Club were held last Saturday afternoor, a very large and representative gathering g'racing the occasion. The Club ground wag guly decorated with fiigs and the 8ooth S.bff jrdshire bind discoursed excellent music R
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    27 4 Owing to the high cost of Ceylon tea meat of tLe local coffee stall* are aiing tea duet Instead oft** leaf, Biye the Knala Luujpnr pap« r
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      204 4 ROBINSON Co. Th« Tattoo Alarm Clock Has an Intermit'ent AUrm, the alarm ringing for several second* tuen pausing, ad after period of silence ag*in ring ng, a*»d to for ten minu es. As illus rati n Pace %7 00. ROBINSON Co. i I i—l mi ii 1 I Hi mini———
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      345 4 GUAN KI/VT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORE. 1 Goods Ready sad is stock now, March 10, 1920 i New Shipment JTust Arrived American Axes 3 to 4 lbs., Balata Belting, Hick Saw Blades, Scythe Blades, Europe Bass Brooms, Emery Ciotb, Eyelets and Riug-i, Nicholson
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      21 4 Patent Faced HAIR BELTING Go. j Manufacturers of unstretched I Hair Belting 8of« Agents; Kiam Kiat Go. 108 109 Market St.
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      78 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Monday, March 15. High TMtg.—V29 a.ui, 8.18 p.m. D;s> enp»ry, 12 30. B Sort*. I. IV V T'oops. 5.15 II Trom Inspeotior, Zetland Hoos a 5.15. Tuesday, March 16 High Tides.—6.48 a.m., 9.0 p,m. Singapore Arpiz's op<-n R-nt Asseasnaeot Board, 2.15. B Scou's, Signalling, St. Andrew's Hons»,
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    LOCAL EMPLOYERS COMBINE.
    191 5 iiame Labour Repudiates Direct notion. TROUBLE WiTif TURKEY. Local large employers of labour, including the Harbour Board and the Municipality, have formed an organisation for the protection of their common interests. British labour -has wisely decided not to proceed to direct action in connection with the nationalisation
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    WIRELESS SCHEME.
    211 5 MtRCONI IDEA TO LINK UP THE EMPIRE. Two Stations (or Singapore. Reuter. London, March 10. —The Marconi Company has drawn up a tch rotor the approval of the Government, for a network of wireless to serve the whole E n pre. Ic comprises routes from England to India
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    WATCH SOUTH AFRICA!
    86 5 Reuter. London, March 10. —Extraordinary interest is being shown in the general election in South Africa on March 10. The main issue is between the South African Party under General Smuts, who supports imperial connection, and the Nationalists under General Hertzoo, who favour separation, and Republic Unionists
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    REVERSES FOR THE REDS.
    86 5 Reuter. London, March 10. —An official telegram from Warsaw states that Polish Army has inflicted a smashing blow on the Bolsheviks on the Lithuanian White-Ruthenian Front, Spelling the Reds to retreat in a Panic. The staff of the Forty«*enth Red Division is included a thousand prisoners.
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    45 5 Reuter. London, March 11.—In the c of Common*, at question ■Jj Mr Lloyd Gaorge stated In B relieve the anxiety of the 2* rrcer the orice of ihe 1920 «*t crop would be levelled up to imported wheat, Njjiad that did not exceed 95b a
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    GERMAN OUTRAGES.
    220 5 ANOTHER FR'NCH OFFICER KILLED. Conspiracy of Annoyance. Reuter. London, March 10. —The attaoks on Allied officers in Germany continne. For example eight men, said to be members of the Frenoh military flying commission, wko were alleged to be poaching, oame into conflict with the Citizens' Guard rear Potsdam,
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    HOME POLITICS.
    84 5 Reuter. London, Ma'ch 1C.—It is stated that the Lab-ur Minister Mr G J Wardle is retiring en the grcrnd of ill health H*noe th*re will be two by-ehotions at Scockport. His resignation leaven one remaining Labour M inister.—Renter. Ulster Unionist Council has decided that the New Home Rnle
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    Famous French Flier.
    106 5 Interviewed in Singapore. M Etienne Poulet, the French aviator, p.r rived a few days ago by the i B Buenos Aj res with Leon Benoist hit meobanic. He ia staying at the Adelphi Hotel. Interviewed by our representative, M Poulet add that he left Paris on Feb
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    NO REVOLUTION!
    640 5 WORKERS OPPOSE STkIKE POLICY. But Miners Still Obdurate. Reuter. London, Maroh 11.—A special meeting of the Trades Union Con gress assembled this morning tJ consider action to oompel the adoption of nationalisation of the mines. Mr J H Thomas presided over 700 to 800 delegates, representing over five
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    DENIKIN RECOVERING?
    83 5 Reuter. London, Mar 10.—Denlkin has driven back the Bolshevists attempting to break his oentre, but was compelled to withdraw on the left wing eighty miles south of Rostov, while on the right wing the Bolshevists advanced within twenty miles of the all important Rostov-Petrov London, Mar II.—The third
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    THE REBEL TURKS.
    857 5 SERIOUS SITUATION AT DAMASCUS. Allied Military Intervention. Reuter. Londor, Mar 11.—A s-mi-official communique ea>i that the politioal Sitnn ionat Damascus is serioas. i Emir Feisal has summoned a Syrian oongress, whioh intends to r declare complete independence of the country and proolaim hitn king. The exoitement is
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    Titi's Year.
    320 5 A 10 Per Ceot Div'deod j The report tof the direotors of Tltl Tin Co, Ltd, tor the year ended Oct 31, to bfl submitted at the seventh annual general meeting on the 22nd Inst, is as follows After making ample provision for depreciation, s..<i allowing for manager»'
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    Sembrong's Winding Up.
    326 5 Shares' Rise From Sets To 70cts In connection with the Sembrong Rabber Estate Limited, an extraordinary general meeting was held on Batuidty at the registered offices, Chartered Bink Chambers, Singa-' po.e. Mr F 3 Ooodall presided and others pr sent w*re Mr John Fortifi er, Mr Song
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    TROUBLE IN EGYPT.
    49 5 Reuter. Oairo, Mar 10.—Fifty two members of the Legislative Assembly have met at the house of the Nationalist leader, Zighlool Pasha and paaaed a resolution protesting against (he auapenai"n of the Asaembly and also against the British Protectorate, and proclaiming the independenoe of Bgypt and Sudan.—Rsnter.
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    13 5 Reuter. London, March 11.—The Welsh a tee 1. workers' strike haa been settled.—Renter.
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    Letter Box.
    113 5 A Malacca Complaint. Prom FIAT JUSTITIa For the peat one or two weeks, the Municipal water-oarti have been daily watering Heeren-street and terminate joet before getting to the Chinese Malacca Club, Tranqnerah. I wonder why this street only is watered daily and other streets, such as Tranqnerah, Kampong
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    "Tired of Fat Life."
    199 5 From PAGANO I have every sympathy for yonr Moslem correspondent, who lays he ii "tired of fat life." I understand his difficulty. Be wants to die but he dofi not oare to lisk spiritual torture in the infernal regions. Personally I should advise him not to
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    Macphail & Co. Report
    128 5 Macphail Co. Report Singapore Maroh 15. Robber—The market ia Bteady but quiet: Spot sheet wi h forward positions transacted around $1.12^/1.13. Shares. —A quiet market. Rubbers —Sellers still in evidenoe, almost all leading lines being available at slightly below recent limits. MentakabB Bold at 90 cents. There are sailers of
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    73 5 Reuter. Landoa, Mar 13. —Official eati mates issued indioatei that the national expenditure for 1920-21 is es imated at £1,187,000,000 ot which the oivil services take £557,000,000 interest on the national debt £400,000,000; the Army 125,000.000; the Navy £84,000,000; the Air Force £21,000, r 00 oompar. el with a total
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      275 5 PIANOS OF GREAT REPUTATION I, MUCH BELOW PRESENT VALUES: Broadivood Bri namead Collated Challen St poll me n <i c v Baldwin Piano Co. Eatey. Etc. etc Robinson Piano Co., Id. THE PATENT PATCHQ.UI.K Cx 26-3, ORCHARD ROAD What's Wrong with your Tyres? Well, no matter. Patchquick can repair it.
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    Straits Produce.
    299 6 fl'ngafcrey March 15. Tt&*» 3ee Local and Wener*' oolumn. Copra*— Baaineaa done, Tcptoca. —Steady.—No Bu« n r Sagv Flovr. Basinet* done. 6 r.nbutr, —ftUßine&s done. y»rr«'—Weak.—Business done. /Verfiitf*.—Market Qm Uisti Uai flarafl thwr* 5 ta* Nutmegs 110 P. per pieul #73 Q j Nutmegs 80 S. 81.00 Oopra
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    CHINESE LABOUR PROBLEM.
    149 6 British Seamen Out of Work. Reuter. Loudon, March 7.—A deputation of the Parliamentary Committee of the Trades Union Congress and the National SailorB* and Firemen's Union to the President of the Board of Trade with regard to the employment of Chinese labonr on British ships, pointed out
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    121 6 Soon Ann Bri from Batavia. EJendale Bri from Rangoon. R S Baroe Dot from Bagan. R°ijniersz Dot from Satmrinda. Will of the Wisp Bri from P Diokaon. Kmile Dat from Rhio. Merkos Dat from Pontianak. Prachatipok Siam from Bangkok. Obra Bri from Caloutta. St Dongmael Bri from
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    Cinema Chat.
    100 6 Patrons of the Alhambra who have been intently following the "Great Gamble" serial will see th* last of it in the fifteenth episode to be screened to-night. They will also have the pleasure of seeing J Warren Kenigan and Lillian Walker again in "A Wbite Man* Chance", a
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    Wireless.
    40 6 Ships in communication at Singapore this morning:— 8.8. Benlomond, Charon, Andre Lebon, Hartlepool, Santhia, Orteric, Tjikini and M-1--ohior Trenb. Ships in communication at Pnrsr g thia morning:— 1. s. Sanuki Mara Glenavy, Glenatrue, Andre I- I n and Haleakala.
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    European Mails.
    49 6 Delivered in London The are m. dt s 01 1 porta b Sink:-' :C?.">p*.J. >-iiC and tc> i: de-l\ Tcpm) 1 n L.BVT DKLIVFKBD IS SINQAPOBK Lovdov, do 20 do 21 do 26 do 27 F*b 3 Mar 6 do 6 do 6 do 12 do 9
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    39 6 The latest Loddon cahire to hand this morning <iat--d ss follov c:— Ordinary rat.» Mir 9 dafewad IMS Mar 4. Thirty-nine deaths irom oocurred in Hongkong daring the week ending F*b 21, and twentyone more during the following week.
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 6 Singapore, Mar, 15. On Londoai— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 1/32 Demand 2/3 25/32 Private 3 m/s 2/4 5/8 On IndiaBank T. T. 92 On Hongkong— Bankd/d 117 prein On Shanghai— Bank did 31 >n Jay Bank T. T. 112* Oh Janac— Bank d/d 88 Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 lank of
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      104 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. SECURE 8 S G. AURELY Co n Singapore Penang Sole Importers tor S.S., F.M.S., Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone BIS. Tel. "AURCLY." Eureka Motor General Engineering Works CTJPPAGE ROAD Orchard Rt ad), Sirgapore Conaulting and visiting engineers, expert
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      371 6 L4TEST ADVERTISEMENT^ WANTED.—Assistants in all departments for our April Sale* Good salaries and commission paid. JOHN LITTLE C<\, Ltd. Incorporated in England, Singapore--15 3 20 3 To Building Contractors. Sealed tendors enclosed w Com pletiou of houses, Sri Menanti Estate" will be received up to neon on 24th at the
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      372 6 I The «.-■iii.-ii Tonic I only Complete fl I fl D L fj for the Heart, Biood lIL UDL U L Musci s Preparation. and Nerves. X Anaemia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstrain-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with iti active princi les. Globeol is a typical active remedy or medlclnal'toed lor imparting
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      155 6 SOLD BY AL 3 111 NICKEL, SILVER GOLD FOR POCKET WRIST. MADE BY The Genuine Roskopf Patent Watch Manufacturing Co/ La Chaux da Fonds SWITZERLAND General Agents FOR THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, F M.S., SI AM DUTCH COLONIES: WEILL ZERNER E, Bi*b Street SINGAPORE, Amritarnava Avaleha. The UK of this Avaleha
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      121 6 Mails Close. IVdny. Port Swettonham and Telnk Anson •Perak (8 8 Co Ltd) 3 pm Penang* and Cnlcntu Yat Shing 3 pm Batn Pahat Aing Leong 3 pm To-morrow. Sibu Flevo 9 am Pulaa Batam and Palna Balang Hock Lim 9 am bibu Raj »h of Sarawak 9 aru Sarawak
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    Quarantine.
    141 7 Alphabetical lilt of Infected (signal X G Q) and Buipeot*d (signal F P B) Ports Signal fneoar ■MTJ In adPort notified. dition to Disease Quarantine ML Amor FP B Oerebro-Spinal Meningitis Bangkok KG Q Cholera fiauein XOO Small-pox. Batavia XGQ Orebro Spinal Meningitis. Bombay XQQ Influen.". Calcutta KG Q
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    Press Restrictions.
    88 7 Bombay, Feb 21—The following resolution has been passed by the Bombay Provincial Con noil of the Press Association of India, and has b en forwarded to the Governor of Bombay for consideration That the Bombay Provincial Ooanoil of the Pre si Association of India requests th Government of
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    Mortality Returns.
    93 7 The death rate per mille for the week ending Feb 28 was 38.75. The total number of deaths was 290, of whioh 225 were males and 65 females. Two Europeans and 2 Eurasians died, also 218 Chinese, 32 Malays, 33 Indians. Convulsions caused 23 deaths, phthisis 41, malarial
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    76 7 Regulations under the Passports Ordinance are published in the Gazette. The Civil and Military Gssette hears that Miss Sherwood has refused 850.000 allotted her by the Government ai compensation for in j urief received at the hands of the rioters on April 10 last jear, The only compensation she will
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    Shipping News
    119 7 Arrivals. MARCH 12. Siar. Dot 1025 Gap Tumimga froir *?ouw Mar 13 X P M, E vile Dat 94 Naoodah from Rhio Mar 12 Seng Mob, Singer Bri 1912 Cap Cower from Rangoon Feb 27 Aiistio Petroleum. Kashmir Bri 5540 Ca~ Birtlet* from Kobe Feb 27 P and
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    Clearances.
    74 7 MARCH 12. Kinta for P Sham and T Anson Kaka for Malacca and Maar Santhla for Kobe via Hongkong Rnmphias for Sourabaya via ports Pon ianak forTiinpgann viapor's M.' ROH 13. Singkata for S. u gk«<vang via ports Islander for Christmas Island Singer for B Papan via Samboe in
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    Freight Rates.
    297 7 Messrs Barlow and Go, in their we< kly Prices Current, give the fol« lowing freight rates (conference) Robber To London, from "Singapore, Penang, Port Swettenham or Malaoca 167s 6J per ton of 50 cubic feet. To Liverpool, from Singapore Penang, Port Swettenham or Malacoa 165« per ton of
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    Banker's R 8,000,000 Insolvency.
    89 7 Allahabad, Feb 12.—The Pioneer's Lahore correspondent writes:—A ooniiderable sensation has been oaused in looal commercial and business oiroles by a report that Mr Jia Lai, Treasurer of the Bank of Bengal) Lahore, has filed a petition for insolvenoy. It appears that Mr Jia Lai did considerable
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    118 7 "Wah Lam Teng" and "Jin Piat Sq have been registered in Singapore under the Societies Ordinance. Admiralty Fleet Ordera are publiahed in the Gazette regarding the award of the British War Medal and the Viotoiy MedaL The following special elegrain appears in the Tunes of C. y on The question
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      588 7 P.&0.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Due SINGAPORE Nore about Mar 22 To MARSEILLES LONDON
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      381 7 L 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 Graoe Dollar June 29 For further information as to rates, etc Apply to THE ROBERT DOLLAR 00. No. 4, D
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      290 7 O. S. K. Tie Osaka Shoseo Kaisha, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without notice) For LONDON, ANTWERP and HtJTTERDAM (via Port said) For LONDON, ANTWERF ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru Second half Mar. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP,
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      456 7 IFOR Up-to-date RING UP I THE TAHGUN MOTOR HOUSE 'Phone 371. NIPPON YUSEN mU (Incorporated in Japan) Under Contract wiih the imnerrai Jsp. aefcc Government (Subject to Alter .tions w.iuout Notice) —c i European Mall Line Fortnightly r*e-vice For LONDON ANTWERP via (MALACCA) PENANG, COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID MARSEILLES. Shidzuoka
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