Malaya Tribune, 31 March 1920

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII No 76 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31,1920.
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      150 1 IsSsBalsaBBWBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl aaSsKaab££a» HIN WATT Ml Market Street and Orchard Road SPECIALISTS IN Motor Repairing, Motor (Supplies, Ships' Stores,! AND \i Cstate Requisites. 'Mono 74 X. I WATCH THIS SPACES. MM( MARK Notice. SHORTAGE OF SWEETENED MILK. ASK FOR 64 Bear Brand 99 Unsweetened Condensed Jos, TRAVEHS Sons LIMITED, (Incorporated in
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      171 1 A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH M1AN8 Your Very Likeness, Style and Mood. A PRODUCTION FROM Lse Brothers' Studio Kill Btreet, will Brodmo* the«* rpnalt» Usetol to Planters. OUR GROUND NUT CAKE which is only once pressed, Is of thr ligbest qaalitv, and we have no Jonbc will prove very beneficial lor :reea
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      83 1 I 1 THE RIGHT DISINFECTANT prevents the spread of disease and is particularly necessary IN TROPICAL CLIMATES. i [j 7. mm is of Unquestioned Efficiency. i (It has 20 times the germicidal strength of carbolic acid). COST IS TRIFLING (One gallon of IZAL makes 400 gallons of powerful disinfectant.) Obtainable
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      133 1 111 IIIIHI I I II ii saSsaSSM jj Now Obtalnsble THE FOOD THAT BUILDS i Bonnie Satoieflu j I llaalSSsSSMSSsafSlI SULPHURIC AND Hydrochloric Acid. W TRADE MARKOV I Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) SOLE AGENTS. [j I "l We sell the Matchless Rubber Coagulant Acidotex." Its use
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    Ho Hong Bank.
    899 2 Third Annual Meeting. The third annual general meeting of the Ho Hong Bank, Ltd, was held at the registered office, Beffl*! Chambers, on Saturday, with Mr Ltm Petig Siang at Chairman. Th-re were also present the Hon D Lim Boon Keng, Messrs Check Ch ng Kee, Tan
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      913 2 FORT-REVIVER FORTIFIES REVIVES (A NONALCOHOLIC DRINK FOB TM1 flOFIfll.) FORT REVIVER is ecmpoeed of co: oval rated Fruit Juices and is unsmrp a* a Pick me up Tt it a refrer ijjg and delightful drLik and kas twice the strength an J of other Fruit Juices—that is why doctors readily
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      655 2 THE LITTLE ONE'S COLD And How To Treat It. If your little one has a cold do not neglect it, for neglected colds lead to bronchitis, pneumonia and dangerous illness. When the first hymptoma of a cold are noticed give the eh i.l a warm ba*h and .'ry carefully. Reduce
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      500 2 Ma! Tn!!-strength" P Ct"!M fULUNO THROAT TASiST Asc tropical climates. oa novo it by the Red-and-Gold teal of Genatosan Ltd. Just before the war when Formarnint was German-owned a method was discovered ot improving its manufacture so that it would not deteriorate in tropical climates as it used to do.
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      115 2 mm BIOS, tobacco sir 38 ROBINSON BOAD, SINGAPORE. Sraafifccs at B*oE t MUM LUHpTJtt PEN AM i Tas Hee Cigarette*. Our New Chop of Tas Hee Cigarettes Just introduced into the market. If you fcry onoe you will conCertificates from Sultans who I one our cigarettes testify -o their excellence.
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      855 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAy HO08B EMPIRE Tanjong p aga r Roai lrama Pass th* Door. In the Second Show at 9 30 THE GIRL PHiLIPPA heart punch of Root w Ph 8 L g 0lt «meut ami all the Secret Service. J- ambW u gP phio of th Kaiser's smVam
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      301 3 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME For Nights only, Tuesday Wednpsday, March 30 4 31. la the First Show at 7.10 Sharp. By Special Request The Mysteries of Myra A Mystery Serial in 13 Episodes or 3 Reels. Epsodes 1, 2, 3 4 (9 Reels) C ntinued Every Tuesday, 4 episodes weekly 2nd
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    FEDERATION.
    639 4 There is just now a renewed discussion of Ft deration as relates to the whole of British Malaya. It is a subject upon fchiah it is very easy to dogmatise. The theory, beautiful and apparently business-like, is obvious. A glance at the map begets it and, to the outfider,
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    1017 4 Tin is at $173; 75 tons sold. Mr 0 Eaii' hea b >en apo< to*ed a« a surveyor and d-.ifts-nta la the Manloipal Water D par.ment. Hia UValues ih* Sulun of Trenggano is exvfctrd to arrive here to-day on the s s Vr hy\ Meears Evatt and Co, S cretariea,
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    The Expected Airman.
    134 4 Leaves Bangkok on Sunday, (From Om On» CotrmfmSmJ Bangkok, M-.ch 30.—Matthews R'rivei at nion, completing thu jourrey under five hours. [Presumably this refers to th« jourL-ey from R \ngoon to Bangkok.] A later wire from our oorrespon- dent in Bangkok says Matthews, interviewed stated tha": crowing the
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    Salary Troubles.
    66 4 Police Inspectors Dissatisfied (From Our Own Corrm§mimU) Koala Lumpur, March 31. The Malay Mail" Uuderatand* tint FMB police inspectors ate aha dissatisfied with tbe result of the Salaries Commission, and are making a similar protest. They also have other grievancea. They are ahj dissatisfied with the prospects of
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    Gamblers' Funds.
    143 4 Another Charge Against inspector Before Mr Sykes, in the third police court, Probationary Intpeotor Mv.be wb of Beech road prliee station, who was charged Last Monday wi.L ihe theft of $21 20 belonging to a Chintse named Chaa Ah LockJft altbrnatively with criminal misappropriation in r6«pect of the
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    Pierrot Pie.
    166 4 At the Victoria The jt-e IsH night the Pierrot Pie Company presented another menu of mixed entertainment, d.tided into ?we c )tia s with about thirty helpinga. The star featr.res of the first course were p rhape L>u a Mitoheh'a rendering of the war monologue "Alfonae, Madeli: c
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    Twakow on Fire.
    72 4 Shortly after fou- o'clock this morning a fire broke out on twakow 696 belonging to Ching Kiat of 3 South Bridge-road, loaded with copra, and anchored at the entrance to the Singapore River. A« it was low water at the time, the Master Attendant's ni«;ht launch oould
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    Home Market Quotations.
    86 4 Sjigo flou is qaoted al 26/5. Tin is quoted at £339.15.0 in London. Tapioca is qaoitd at 32/6. Gambier is quoted at 50/. in London. Oa the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, is at 29.38. Black pepper is quoted at IH and white pepper at in London.
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      194 4 ROBINSON i CO., Ltd. q B «»n»r»u4 to Ss a*»l» »»•> British Boots "TONBY EID" Derby M I as illustration M $19.50 /^SES&IHHHi^b English M.ke looiiisirrciiTLtr (Incorporated in the Strata SettlcaroU.) ASPHALT < for I Roads, Pavements, I Flooring, etc. I I 3 yon/ or.Iers to the 1 1 Asiatic
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      401 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Lid. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORE. Goids Fetdy and in t ck now, March 10, 19L0 New Shipment Just Arrived American Axes 3 to 4 ib*., Balata Belting, Hack Saw Blades, Scythe Blades, Europe Bass Brooms, Emery Ciotb, Eyelets and Rings, Nicholson Fiies,
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      67 4 Patent Faced BUI BELTING Co. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting Sofe gun is jam Kiat Co. 108 109 Market St ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Th© family of the late Mr. Gwee Cheng Tiong bega to thank all relatives a r d friends for the r kind i.\ tendance at the funeral on Son
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      146 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Wednesday. March 31. High Tid*8. —8.5 *.m..9.21 p.®. Bakit Ti®hb, Exit's 12. Halakcff, B wtdV, 12. Bitang Banar, Barker'»», 12.3'\ S'p ore or'inc Olab El. 5.15. Pierrot Pi-, Vin. Tr-wtre, 9 15 lharsday. April I. H'fcb Tid**—M u.fii, 9-54 p.uo. Men art*. ru>ii cioa-b. Sinp«pore Slit wiy
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    MATTHEWS AT BANGKOK.
    179 5 Csports of Settlements in German,. VARSITi SPQBiS MTIIG. Capt Matthews has arrived at Bangkok and will be flying to Singapore during the coming week-end, A fowl produced in the Supreme Court manifested conscientious objections to having its head cut off. Its scruples were respected. A local Tamil
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    PACT IN GERMANY.
    453 5 RUHR COMES r 0 TERNS WITH GOVERNMENT. Reuter. The Hague, March 25.—Heln:, Burgomaster of Ej86L'i has arrived id order urgently to request the Datob Government's help in provisioning the Ruhr region. Interviews ho declared that the fool situation in the Rahr region it present whs desperate. He
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    IRISH HOME RULE.
    114 5 EXPENSES UNDER HE NEW PARLIAMENTS. Reuter. Loudon, March 26.—The Treasury, has issued a statement outlining tbe financial provision] of the new HomeRule Bill.It shows that after de ducting the Irish contribution of SZ 18,000,100 to tbe Imperial expenditure, the revenue of tbe Irigh Parnients will amount to
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    THE TREATY BROKEN.
    182 5 Germany's Gnus and Planes. Paris, March 29, —It is reported that 3,500 field-guns were found by the Allied Commission in tbe vicinity of Berlin, making altogether 12,000 with 6,000 aeroplanes intact, discovered throughout Germany, whereas, under the Peace Treaty, Germany should not have more than 204 three-inch
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    DENIKIN'S LAST STAND.
    28 5 Reuter. Constantinople, March 24. —Denikin is preparing a Anal stan t on the hills near Novorossisk, whence tbe women and children are being evacuated. —Reuter.
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    TURKEY'S CABINET.
    21 5 Reuter. Constantinople, March 26 —Salib Pasha's Cabinet has resigned. Damad Ferid Pasha has been requested to form another. —Reuter.
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    The Rent Board.
    273 5 Exchange No Robbery. The wat-kly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board wuh held y ester* day afternoon at the Municipal Offioes, Mr F J Hsllifax pt* siding. Others present were Meggrg E Te«ensohr, Koh San Hui, 8 A Eiias, H Robinson, ana W II Beadsworth (assessor). Twenty
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    BRAZIL'S TURN.
    52 5 Reuter. Rio de-Janeiro, March 27. —A general strike has been declared. The railway services are paralysed. The strikers are interfering with non-strikers, attacking the Security Guards, and looting. Several dis. turbances have occurred. A considerable number of arrests hag been made and tbe Government is threat* (ning drastic
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    LINER'S MISHAP.
    53 5 Reuter. London, March 27.—The Pacific liner Ortega, bound for South America with 300 passengers, s v; a wireless message from St George's Channel oalling for argent assistance She bad struck a submerged wreck in a gale and was badly damaged. Eren'ually she arrived at Fishguard with I er
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    THE CANADIAN NAVY.
    59 5 Reuter. Ottawa, March 26 —In the House of Commons, Mr C Ballantyne, Minister of Na~al Affairs, announced that Canada accepts Britain's offer of one light, cruiser and two deatroysrs, and will continue the Canadian navy on tbe pre war basis, but tbe adoption of a permanent naval
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    AMERICANS IN SIBERIA.
    53 5 Reuter. Washington, Mar 26—The State Department has instructed Mr Davie, the United States Ambassador in B'ibsin, to inquire as regards the two Americans, Dr Stickney, and Mr H Reynolds employed by a British concern, and reported captured by tbe Bolsheviks. American agents in Siberia have been asked
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    A FAST MOTOR BOAT.
    51 5 Pari?, March 23. —The speed record was yrsterday semi officially beaten bv a mo or-boat of a Fiencb make fitted with a 450 h p. motor, timed over a coarse of 500 yards on the Seine Paris. The speed attained was about 75 miles per hour.
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    PAY OF FRENCH DEPUTIES.
    36 5 Par's, March 23.—The French Chamber yesterday voted 374 against 139 for a bill allocating the Chamber of Deputies 1,000 francs a month in addition to the 15,000 frvics a year indemnity.— Havas.
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    110 5 Singapore, March 31. Rubb' r The Auctions opened quir r, bidding weak and many lots withdrawn; Sheet realised 9J} and pain rreue 92 cts. Outside, the market quiet but steady. Rubbers.— Quiet and little changed. Oraigieleat sold at $2,021, and Bessetls at $i.62£. Alor G»jahs and
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    Sport.
    353 5 LAWN TENNIS. L I S. C. C. Tournament. Yesterday's results were 1 B Class singles Duthie v Alsop, unfinished. Chaary bea 1 Gardner, scr w o. i S r&chau beat Yeldon, 6—4, 6—2. Wilson, W A, beat Meade, 9—7, 1—6, 6—0. Moss beat Caae, 6—4, 6—2. Salter beat Bennett,
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    FOOTBALL.
    290 5 Teams for Saturday's Game. The following are the selected teams for Saturday's inter-Settlement soccer match on the S C C ground S C 0.—Dean, goal; Hill and Gale, backs Toscenie, Lynoh and Ouahway, half-backs; Winter, Sin. clair, Jamieson, Moss and Fiunigan, forwards. Selangor.—Trowell (Kuala Lumpur), goal; Roberts (Klang) and
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    MOTORCYCLING.
    377 5 Local Party's Easter Tour. Motor-cycling hag now beoome exceedingly popular iu AUaya, and the roads of Singapore continually hum with the mnsic of singly twin and oven four cylinder engirds. Th*t local motor-oycligta are be£''Uang ambitious is shown by th* Easier adventure contemplated by a party whioh is being
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    THE TURF.
    135 5 Grand National Result. London, March 21 —The Grand National rtsult was: Troy Town (6-1. 1; The Tark II (66 1) 2; The Bore (28 1)3. Twenty four rpu. Won by twelve lengt s six lengths between second and third. —Renter, Selaogor Griffins. The pony griffins for the August
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    BOXING.
    140 5 J ck Johnson after Dempsey. Jack Johnson has announced his intention of returning to the United States at once to face the alleged charges pending against him In Chicago, states the Central News. The former heavy-weight champion states definitely that he is determined to clear himself once and for
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    ATHLETICS.
    23 5 Oxford Defeat Cambridge. Reuter. London, March 27.—At Queen's Club, in the inter-Varsity sports meeting, Oxford beat Cambridge by events to 4^. —Reuter.
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    GOLF.
    28 5 The March monthly medal at the St, >> Lines Golf Club was won by Mr J W Haddon with a score of 78—5—73. Ten cards were taken out.
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    49 5 The following have been elected Fellosrs of tbe N.yal Oclonlal Insd-:—A'-ssrs hldgar Slddleonmhe. Sunsel Oadut. F kt la TA VITdleooritbe. Fort 8m« ll».tibam. Uorsce W Nell. F r ik «velyn Vernan, I «rnk i F Sl'uzspor». c Sham, rllngapore Lrnrst S Wa sou, pore: and Oharlss 13 Nraugmiu, amstow.
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    Supreme Court.
    621 5 The Fowl Objects. A Salvage CaseIn the Supreme Court Yesterda; before Sir John Bnoknill, K 0. the i case against Tan Wee, Chop Kin: r Hoon Guar," in whioh Chop Sooi Chiang claimed $535 balance fo rice supplied, was continued. > D fendant denied the deal with plaintiff,
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      381 5 PIAJSOS OF GREAT REPUTATION MUCH BELOW PRESENT VALUES Broadwood Brinamead Collard Cliallen Strohmr n^er Baldwin Piano Co. Estey. Etc. etcRobinson Piano Co., Ld. If you want cheau aDd dependable T>res with guaranteed mi'eage of l,00U miles service go to I THE PATENT PATCHQUI K Co I st 26-3, ORCHARD ROAD
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    32 6 Bronwer Dot from P Baroe 30-3. 8arie Borneo Dut from B'massin 31.3. Sri Moar Bri from Malacca 31-3, Kinta Bri from T'Ansoa 31 3. Knching 8ar from Sarawak 31-3.
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    The Civil Service.
    149 6 New Appointments The following appointments have been made to the Colonial Service by the Secretary of State for the Coloniea:— Malay States.—Dr E C Foston, to Medical Officer, Emigration Depart' men», Negapaiam Dr C E Cobb, to Medical Officer IJrEM Cobb to Lady Medical Officer Mr A
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    Police Court Smiles.
    137 6 A Fretoh visitor to Singapore had evidently had no experience of the 4 'taking M ways of Tamboo. a Tamil syce who dtove him about. The Frenchman left his camera in the oar. Tamboo, and bis apprentice, Bhaik Kurshid Ali, took a fancy to it. But not
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    Children's Aid Society.
    51 6 Thirteenth List. Previously acknowledged $16,890.75 H A Coortnt-y jo' A Wi.kie 5 H E (iabbin* 25 E S Manaasth 100 R S Tennant 25 W Miller Meokay 10 Mr and Mrs Walter Gnldener 50 F Hill Cottinghan 25 A W Still 25 $17,175J5 W H Macgregor, Hon
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    146 6 In the Cathedral of the Good Sh«ph<-rd, the Holy Week Services will be as follow On the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday the Tenebrae will be at 7 p m; on the morr irq of Maunly Thursday the pontifical high mess fet 7am will be te formed by Mcnsefgmnr
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    King Edward Vil Medical School.
    309 6 Spring Eliminations, March 1920. First Professional Examine tion The following hare comple.ed the examination. 1. S N Evans (1) (distinction in Chemistry), 2 E 8 R Alfred (2) distinction in Chemistry), A Murugasu, Ooh Kok Xee, J 3 Amara dingam, V S Bhacbai, S T
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    65 6 The next consignment of our paper from H?me, ouvi the Malay Mail, will cos; ab*uH 60 per ceil more than th* p?io* we have beeD payi; w recently and will be more iban 200 per cent, above pre-war p io a —Every Malayan newspaper ia id a similar plight. And
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      71 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVEHYS' AND FAIRBANKS' A.T Huttenbach BROS. Co. SECURE SAKU R A G. AURELY Co., Singapore P«nang Sob Importers tor S.S., F.M.S., k Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone 8IS. T#J «Au*a.Y." Motor General Engineering Works CXJPPAQE ROAD Orchard Boad), Si-gapore Consulting and visiting engineer*, expert motor
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      234 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT! WANTED AT ONCE -An Assistant Book keeper, eood at figures and reliable. Reoly in own banriwriting wi h c pies of testimonials and eta'ing snlary expected to N A.B to Ma'aya Tribune. 31 3 54 NOTICE. The Passport Office at the Secretariat, Singapore, will be open from 11
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      304 6 Now Showing I Now Showing!! AT THI Victoria Theatre MAURICE E. BANDHAN'S PIERROT PIE CO. 01 FOURTEEN ARTISTES INCLUDING MADELINE ROS9ITER The most Versatile Artiste ever Seen ia the Baet A Comedy Salad with a Musical Dreaainc To-Night! PIS No. 3 Yo-Nlghtl At 9.30 BOOKING PLANS OPEN AT UOUTMW& $50
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      89 6 April 2 Saturday April 3 NO PERFORMANCE 1116 Company being engaged to perform at Mr Ta w f y^J, 10 Bungalow, Tanah Me rah. THE STAB OPERA At Til ttfl SSfti v ,1' j W ozth J ad c sweat?* itxiatn A Javanese Play in Three Parts Mustaka Walny Peone
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      236 6 KXBff SENG Co. Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Jewellers Dealers in Preoioun Seones, Paacls, Oriental Curios, &c. Mounters of Every Description. Workmamhip Guaranceed. Orden Promptly Bxeouted. No 62?», North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. SEE KIM SOU, Proprietor. 5r otic ec TO CUSTOMERS. Sad Quality Cotton Canvas Bags for Packing Rubber Oan not
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      156 6 Mails Ctese. Tariaf. Medan Medusa 3 pm Batavia Batoe 3 pm Bala Pabat Sri Wongsee 3 pm To-norraw. Ooooa and Christmas Islands Islander 3 ->m P fiambn, Singkawang, Pamangkat and Sambas Singkara 10 am Hongkong and Japan, taking mails for U.S.A, ar.d Canada Stentor 10 am Sabang, Suez,* Po:i 8aid
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    Quarantine.
    124 7 Alphabetical list of Infected (signal XGQ) and Suspected (signal FPB) Porto: Signal (neces mtj) in adFort notified. dftion to Pitman Quarantine saa Amoy FPB Cerebro-Spinal Bangkok XGQ ObE?** Baaaein XGQ Small-port Batarla XGQ Cerebrospinal Meningitii. Bombay XQ Q Influen..: Calontta XGQ Cholera Calcutta XGQ Small-pox Hongkong FPB Cerebro-Spinal Meningit'i.
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    Shipping News
    123 7 Arrivals. MAR 3H 28. Perak Bri from Pcnang, MARCH 29. Soon Ann Bri from P Promethena Bri fr«-m Hongkong Methven Bri from Vinoover, Kamunin? Bri from Saigon. Tatsuno Maru J from Ham< burg. Alaska Mara J tpan from Durban. Kamor Nor f- n Hnn«kong. Ban Fo 8oo n
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    Clearances.
    92 7 MARCH 29. &rian for P S'ham and Penang Sri Maar for Malaoca and Mnar. Ban Hin Gaan {pr Poitiarak. Perak for T Anion via porta. Meran for B Pahat. Ban Teck Gaan for Tringgann via porta. Van Roes for Biiliton via porta. Heliofl for Bangkok. Yanafor Tjilatj&p in ballast.
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    367 7 The trooper Professor, which has been lying in the Wet Dock for the last few days, h»d formed a brilliant speotacle a' night, with her high superstrnctnres. This boat belong, ed to the Germans and nsed to ply off the coasts of Africa under the name of (we think) the
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    39 7 Major Chas J Glidden, executive seoresary of th«* special oommisUon to crganite the first Aerial Derby around the world, was ex pee»ed ia Bangkok oo Maroh 19 or ■U with view to stimulating inerett in Siam in the enterprise.
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      489 7 I P. *0. British India APCAR LINE. f I****- INCORPORATED EnoLa d) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PeninsulaP nd oriental S. N. Co. THE »reatp,« ent u^^d S ed llA SBEVIOES EAST OF BOMBAI LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE From LONDON Due SINGAPORE Ti) MARSEILLES LONrnnw r Banoa LONDON Leave SINGAPORE. Khiva ,car
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      53 7 HEAP £MC MOH STFAMSHIP GO., LTD. SINMPOBE to UUm, CHEIIBM and SINABJNfi. Sml Twice a Week SIXBAPiIE tl PAMHL MUM. MTlfll, SIMIIINB rmui mum art siimpobe. SaU Fortnightly SINBAPOBE, BiLLfTM aIH MUBABITI. Sail Fortnightly For freight, p-ag. *nd Apply to THE REGISTERED OFFICE No. tt, Teluk Ayer Street. LEE HOON
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      540 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Tons Arriving Harold Dollar, displacement 10,000 April 2 M. S- Dollar 19.000 May 3 Bessie Dollar 10,000 May 10 Grace Dollar 15,000 June 29' Also operating regular lines to Yaneouver and San Francisco. For further
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      39 7 American Manchurian Line For MANILA. A HONGKONG s.s. Kazemha. The above steamer will be dee patched about 10 April. j For particulars regarding freight apply to Mc A LISTER Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore,) Ac Agent*. 27 3 uc
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      39 7 LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co. ML WEST MONTOP now in the roads Sailing for MANILV. and LOS ANGELES \pril lat Will accept cargo for above ports. W. PENN SMITH, 2 De Souza Street, S ngapore. 30 3 31 3
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      286 7 O. S. K. Tie Osaka Sbosea Kafsba, I LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 Do Souza Street Propeidd Sailings from Slsgapore. (Subject to change without notice) For LONDON, ANTWERP ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru Apl S For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Havana Maru May 12 For
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