Malaya Tribune, 21 February 1921

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY Vol. VIII. No. 42 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1921 PRICE i CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, FEB. 21. tttL
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      248 1 S. IMA I JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation" Hours i 8.30 a.m.—5.30 p.m. \mhPEl HOT£L BUILDING No. 98 NorlU Bridge Road, Singapore I ,mma^mmmaUmimm Mmmmmmm^ Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated In Btraite Battlements) Si ngapore. NOW ARRIVING. LATHES DRILLING MACHINES. s ?g||B WHITEAWAY'S jE«Et Wardrobe Trunks. W, >T t^ie norTl w r( i
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      123 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ia Btraits Settlements ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting Power Installations. Full rang* of Electrical supplies in stock ▼.LB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DlCtOflraph" Telephones. «MADSTRONG Plants. The Ideal Lighting Set for Bungalows and Small Houses. Wherever
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      128 1 IHE UklkU TRIBUNE AND 5 HIPPING GAZETTF. Phone Bio. 171 SUBSCRIPTION BATES Payable In Advance Per annum ...8)5 00 Half-yearly S 7.50 Per quarter 3.75 Postage Extra 60 cte. per month. I "ONODA"! Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacturino Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. SOLE AGENTS Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. I
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    Lunas Rubber.
    1602 2 Soccessfol Year's Wotk Reported Smilf AU-ln Cost. A successful year'* working wai :< cor led at the annnal general meetiuR of tbe shareholder* of the Lun»s Robber Estates, L>d,neld on Thursday at soon at the registered offio i of the Company, Freroh Bank Buildings. Mr P M Robineon
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    23 2 I n "absolutely fire-proof building" has been ereosed in New York. Inquiry develops tbe faot that it has been insared —"Bos on Transcript."
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      775 2 HOW RHEUMATISM CAN BE OVERCOME. When the general health is broken down, if conditions are favourable for the disease, rhsumatism is liable to develop. Without conditions of low vitality and weakened resistance nature will protect the body against disease. A marked feature of ihe development of rheumatism is the thinmng
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      383 2 j it invaluable in restoring health to those who are Weak, or Anaemic, 2 or Nervous, j I or Run-down." I f c •T The outstanding advantage of Wincarnis' in restoring health is due to the fact that Wincarnis 1 possesses a four-fold power. if 1 Wincarnis promotes nut strength,
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      117 2 THE PRIOE OF PAIN-SCIATICA. No one wants pain—still we pay for it heavily in lost health —lost energy—lost ambition —often absolute financial ruin. Why pay this awful price Why suffer the terrible twitching tortures of Sciatica when everlasting relief is so near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom from pain
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      323 2 *Ss2* I 3 FatMrt #aita ZkM Paint a 7%%?* mm 1 L RSsfepsst ip ZggZg >- a*tM*reai»a Patats. gggg ,„i tag* yZOj/Z "u. g > Oockiaa Comaoaitlaa 1 .xport,con to »11 .im.u. I Wpif 9XkSĕ Sri Enamel* |m« I >J V <£' raoitti avaavox a so" memo, Chop Pia 55il
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      397 2 INSTJBANCK. j Ibe Oversea, Assuu c 7 lorpurdiion. Lid. j lincorporated in the iua BOA.hU OF Dl, JWTOitHon. Dr. Lun tJjon Keng. o b.k Q a i_ina flee h*q 1 8«, ft .ai Ong boon Tat ills.. B <J A M Lim Ch*-e Kg. Uhna fohfc>i»ng Bi& 4 Oei L»
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      681 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Tran Pa M th. tw. IN THE BECOND SHOW AT 9-SO Ihe Visit of 11. VI. S. Malaya and Kuala Lumpur Views. A thrilling Western rorcaoc featuring that popular star J Warren Kerrigan THE END OF THE GAME In 5 Parts
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      380 3 Ine From Bunday. February «0, to Friday, February 25 ..J 1 6 I AlHimnra la Alhwnbri in. AT the— i« tee oulf ihe lftc&tie theatre wbar* yoo a m sb ja fl| m\ with an ret tbe BP ST Li 1 fSk M j| Jk exquisite tea 3 ALMAMBRAh Orshantrs,
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      320 3 Magnificent and Lavish Presentation of ALICE JOYCE in SLAVES OF PRIDE" The third of the startling bi« group of twenty-four Soper-'peciato to be presented by ns exclusively daring the year Nineteea Twenty Oae IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 SHARP ELMO LINCOLN ia THB ABSENTEE An Exciting Reliance Drama
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    LOCAL TOPICS.
    672 4 II waa only several days ago that, alter a long interval, we reopened the enbjeot of aireervioes in Malaya. There is, therefore, something of coincidence in the arrival here of a Chinese gentleman from Manila, Mr Tan Choo Ban, who takes a very practical interest in aviation. The
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    103 4 Mr W Peel, Controller of Labour, Cimeon an effioial viait to Singa-' pore on Saturday. The Sargeanle' Men of the sfls* hold|D whist drive snd dance in the Theatre at TangHn barracks on Wednesday sreninf A wall calendar fer 1121, giv in boglish and Chinese dates latS hand from the
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    THE BANVARD CO.
    128 4 "Coming Down!" The Banvard Co. delighted a packed audience at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening with the beat performance of their season up-to-date. It was entitled Coming Down!" It had no relation to the cost of living; it was just a revue. It provided two hours
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    579 4 The annual general meeting of St Andrew*! Church Minion (par ly snpp-rted hy m»mb rs of 8 Andrew** Oa'h«dral) will be beld on Monday at 5-30 p on, ir 8t And «w's School hall. It is hn, ed tint aa tmny friends of the Mission as possible will b* abla
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    THE PACIFIC.
    438 4 U.S. NAVAL PRFPAR ATIONs CONTINUE. More V.ews oo Jjpan Reuter. Honolulu, F.b 16.-Pl ane fcr Xpansion of Pearl Harbour ?f Uuited States' navnl base, HW* withavb-w to enabling U to ml J and acoomoiodate the entire KJZ are now under way, according R;w-Ad m iral Sbo.ofjk.r jfj haa
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    CHILEAN NITRATE.
    63 4 Reuter. n ,Washinctcn, F,b 17.—1 V Chilean Embassy d«ni.e the report! hat British and Japanese oapitaJ iilrLT" 19 greBl,y toten«twlta me Chileau nitrate industry. Embassy gays tha t no Jipanei, oapitai i. isMstasjsad, and addict the Chil.au O >vernme r. ieplorcs the reported Angloalliance against Ueefateceri oft** Doited
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    COTTON SCHEME.
    74 4 Reuter. London, Feb 16._It ia reportra *h»t two Britiah syndicates bavs •ranged with Midland bankers and one of the Liverpool cotton brokers, to adrance £400.090 towards a •cheme for the exp 0i tation of cotton to Ctecho-8lov*kta for tbe rtlaSng •ud re-export a ion of yams and re»dym*de
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    Penang Municipal Commission.
    132 4 Al \m meeting of the fenang Mwicipal I ommiesionerr, recently Mr Ihorne referred to the \\7 mm of Penang analy.l M Singapore. Toere waa no information 2 wh etber the Penang vacancy wonld te filled temporarily or otherwise The only |f the Commissioners htd obtained WMtblt no
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      235 4 BOBINSON CO., LTD. Incorporated in tb« Straiti Settlement*. SiaafapoM. NEW CONSIGNMENT OP BRITISH MUD! Eiactrtc Pocket Uaps, Torches ail Ore Mil. Br/' Bl aaaßHaßaflaßa No 1686. LH mt' $1 50 No. 1613. Pocket Lamp $3.00 R» fills $1.15 Refills $100 EVER-HEADY ST AND ARD TORCH POPUL *R" TORCH. No. 18.9
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      326 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Strata Settlements. 36, PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. New Shipments Just Arrived. •alvanixed Roofing Bolts and Nuts Improved Bnrineer's Ratchet Braces G Steal Ratchet Drills assorted OrindHtones in Iron Troughs Pike Emery Grinder oomplete Pruning Saws (3' rait* and G irved) Steel Types Lettsre and
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      45 4 Just Received SHIPMENT OF OUR POPULAR PATENT FACED HAIR BELTING 3 in 3 in., 4 in., 6 in. Try this Belting if you j hare not dene so, and you will want to use it on all yourfpulleys. SOLE AGENTS: Nil Kilt tfiL Market Street.
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      136 4 WHBN AND WHERE. To-dsy, Feb. II. High Tides.—9.15 a.m. 10.41 p.m. Legislates Council, 2.S0. Boxing Club meeting, 1-2 Armeniaa- < itTHt, 5.15. Nind Home, Workers' Conference, 5.15. B. Scornts: I, II and IV Troops, 5.15. Banvard Co., M Harem Bellee,*9.80. To-morrow, Feb. 22. High Tides.—10.6 a.m. 11.14 pa». Rent Aeeeaemeat
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    224 5 Yon Simons declares that Germany will not submit to the Allied renaration terras. Quite what she proposes to do he does not say. As yet, she has not brought to trial the ar criminals named by the Aiiie*. who, however, are determined that it shall be done. limitation
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    RUBBER SLUMP.
    159 5 NOT AN UNMIXED EVIL. Reuter. London, Feb 17—Tbe robber situation was discussed by Mr Hotchkiss, President of tbe General Robber Company, in an interview granted to the 44 Financial Times." Mr H'tchkiss is disinclined to regard tbe present slnmp, it is do*s r.ot last too long, as an
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    MEDICAL MATTERS.
    66 5 Core for Consumption Reuter. Lond n, Feb 17.—The Health Ministry is despatching to Geneva a tuberculosis specialist to investigate the core of consumption recently aa> noanced by tbe Bwiss bacteriologist, Spablinger.—Renter. New York, Feb 17.—1n order to prove thst the fear of operations is needless, Djctor Kane, the
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    NAVAL FRIENDSHIP.
    103 5 Reuter. Annapolis, Fab 16 —The British Admiral, Sir Lewis Bayly, was aoorded an ota ion by midship men at the Naval Aoademy when he s?ok? praising the splendid cooperation of the American and B is-, fl-iett in the war. although the visit was unofficial, Admiral Bayly received an
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    THE NEAR EAST.
    50 5 Reuter. Constantinople, Feb 17.—There is ieverUh actMty in the Greek and Turkish camps at Anatolia but hitherto there has been no serious agh'ing —Renter. Bymrns, Feb 17— A British tqaadron comprising the battleships Aj»x and Centurion and five destroyers, commended by Admiral de Robeck, has arrived —Ranter.
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    BLOODSHED IN IRELAND.
    59 5 BLOODS HED IN IRELAND. Reuter. London, Feb 16.—A Urge force of military tbis morning inrronnded a party of arm*>d civilians at Mourne A bboy, near Mallow. Ihe civilians refused to surrender snd fired on the military. A sharp battle ensued, resulting in seven civilians being killed and five wounded, whilst
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    COMMUNIST PLOTS.
    223 5 IMPORTANT ARRESTS BY FRENCH POLICE. The Sydney Soviet, Reuter. London, Feb 16 P*ria telegrams in/icate that the French trade unionists are revel irsg agonal Communism Docnm nta B*'s-d on fffie*rs of the Communist Fed* ration iv Paris in the arrest of Laporle, to the Federation, and Williamp, manager
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    TRADE OUTLOOK.
    191 5 No Income-Tax Reduction. Reuter. Iyndoa, Feb 16—That some European countries are deliberately and systematically inflating exchange against themselves in order to undersell and get their indastries going before meeting their indebted ness, was the point urged by Sir Peter Rylands, member of an influential industrial deputation, to Mr
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    ALLIES' DEBTS.
    100 5 Reuter. St. Augustine, Florida, Feb 16.— Mr Thomas L&mont, a member of tbe Ameriosn Peace Delegation to Paris, visited Mr Harding and gave he unqualified asroranoe that no agreement or secret understanding whatsoever was made at Versailles as regards the whole or partial cancellation of Allied debts. The
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    STRIKE NEWS.
    73 5 Reuter. Bombay, Feb 17—The railwayman .trikers at Parel have resumed wcrk Feb 17.-Most of the mine strikers have resumed work and the msjority of the mines are operating practically normally.B London, Feb 17 -In connection with Mr Bromley's strike threat, the Executive of the Locomotive En gineers Union
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    NORWEGIAN CLAIM.
    50 5 Reuter. Ohrislienia, Feb 17 -The N^rnreeented a note to the UnLea SleTeTreqnerting that the ola.ms of a g fnp of Christiania ship-owners or f American Government for tl4 COO.OOO, in oonneolion witn tn* of ship. ■hall be submitted to arbitration no lees »n amicable settlement is reaohed ioooK*uter.
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    SETTLING DOWN.
    297 5 BRIGHTER EUROPEAN TONE NOTED. The War Criminals. Reuter. Londo~, Feb 16.—1n th* Horn* of Lords, Viscount Cu'zon deol-red i the condition of Earope was an- doubted ly brighter than last year, but unfartuuat»dy thii did not I apply to Asia. The various new Euro can countries, the boundaries
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    SHANGHAI WIRELESS.
    184 5 American Note to China. Reuter. New Feb 17.—Tbe "World's" Washington correspondent says tbe State Dopa ttaenl has notified China that the United Slates Government will regard as ao unfriendly »cb China's cancellation of the contract with the American Federation Telegraph Company for ihe erection of a high-powered wireless
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    REPARATIONS.
    100 5 Reuter. Berlin, Feb 16.—after conferring with the Baden Cabinet at Karlsruhe, Yon Simons addressed the Diet. He declared that no German statetman dare call on the people to perform forty-two years oorvee under the Entente conditions. Germany must therefore refuse to tigu suoh an undertaking. Two important factors in
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    TYPHUS SCARE.
    86 5 London, Feb I«.—The "Dally Telegraph's New York correspondent states that owing to tbe typhus soare Government hss ordered that all ships arriving in New York mutt have been twelve days out from a foreign port before they may land passengers. This mesns that trsnsAtlnntio vessels will be quarantined
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    23 5 Reuter. London, Feb 17.—The "New York Timee sUlea that Mr Harding baa deoided to appoint MajorGenera) Wood to be Governor of the Philippines.—Beater.
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    Letter-Box.
    316 5 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.) rHE MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS. From "AN INDIAN CHRIS TIAN The qaery by Mr LB Krishnan, as to the doings of the Bin la Advisory Board in the matter of Mnnieipal representation, has tempted me to point ont a flaw in
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    CRISIS PASSED.
    88 5 Reuter. Washington, Feb 16.—Mr Harding, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, in bis snnnal rep< rt Ii of opinion the United Ststss has passed theorisil of postwar readjustment and oontemplatt-s the fu.nre confidently. America at ••rpgao' is finding her exports only partly paid for by a large portion
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    77 5 Reuter. London, Feb 17.—In the How of Commons, Mr J K Olynes moved an amendment to the address regretting the Government had failed to "fulfil promises to introduce legislation for tbe relief of the unemployed, tbe numbers of whom had trebled in the pan four months. Dr MacNvnara replied
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    POLAND AND FRANCE.
    56 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb 20.—M Briand to-dsy had along interview with tbe Polish Premier, Prince Sopiohe, and the Polish war minister, Q*n. Sosnowski, regarding economic snd military sgret-meuts sbont to ba oonoluded be-.ween Ftanos and Pel md. Every point being practloe'ily settled, the signatures are likely to be
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    Another Gang Robbery.
    54 5 Yeo Chu King-road wis the scene of yet another gang robbery, on Saturday, according »o a repot made at the Pay* Leber police station, when about five Chinese entered the house of another Chinese and mad} aw»y with loo; amounting to about $160 in vala», inoludlng half
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    118 5 Paris, Feb 16.—M untitled has been el*oted President of the t Senate Foreign Aff dri Oommittee. < He received 18 to the 10 votes oust for the out-going President, M Deserves,—Renter. We reed in the Java paP er, "J* the TO A!, that the unloading of ooal at Sabang end
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    Sport.
    36 5 FOOTBALL. BOY SCOUTS' MATCH. On Saturday the Tenth Troop Boy Scouts met the Ninth Troop Boy Scout* in a friendly football match on Outram Road School ground and beat them by one goal to nil.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    387 5 Reuter. DAVIS CUP CHALLENGES. Paris, Fab. 16.—Franca has challenged for the Daris Cup.—RsuUr. Nsw York, Fab. 16.—India has challenged for the Davis Cup.— Renter. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT ENTRIES. Entries for the S. C. C. Spring Tournament closed on Saturday evening, and aave for the Veterans event were better than
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    YACHTING.
    195 5 S. Y. C. PRESIDENTS CUP. The second points race for the President's Challenge Cup presented by Hon. W. F. Nutt, 0.8. E., and Mr. Cerall Penny's runner-up cup, waa sailed yesterday morning by members of the Singapore Yacht Club. A strong braexe was blowing, and the boats all reefed
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    BASEBALL.
    23 5 TO-MORROWS GAJCB. It is Washington's birthday tomorrow, and the local Americsuui are celebrating it, the arraagemeats including a baseball match on Esplanade.
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    BOXING.
    71 5 MONTE CARLO EVENT: Reuter. New York, Feb. American, Jeff Smith, will meet Carpeotier st Monte Carlo on March 81, "JSRHf rounds contest/for s purse of $36,000. —Reuter. The gymnastic class for boys which has been formed at the Y.M.OA. will meet every Tuesday and Friday evening at 6 p.m.
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    116 5 Reuter. Washington, Feb 16—Mr Houston bes sgreed to the Judiciary Oon mlttees' request to psy no more money to foreign Governments in the form of losne without eonsultirg the Oommittee.—Reuter. London, Feb 17.—1n the Hon* of Common*, Mr Lloyd George, replying to questions, said that no decision hsd been reaohed
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    Rubber Quotations.
    33 5 Prtd WaterboBie Co, Ltd Singapore, F«b 21 To day'a oleiing robber qaotaticna are u under New York 18} ota. London—1H d. Singapore, 85 e*a Sheet and 19 Crepe. Tone of market:—Dojl.
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    C of C Rubber Assocn.
    50 5 12 O'clock ■oop. Feb 21. Pale Ribbed. Orepe Smoked Sh CI «ti* ClimiDg Prkre Boyets Sellers Buyers Sellers. Spot 35 36 Feb S6 30* Mar 36* 374 April to Jane 41* Tone of market:—Doll. [Mean Lyall and Brett's share market report will be found en
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    85 5 Singapore, Feb 21. Bilver.—33|. Hongkong Shanghai 67,. Ihrse womb* Gold $49. Rubber Markot.—The rubber market remains steady but quiet with Standard Sheet for February at 354/364, Mai oh 37/38, April/Jane 41f41*. Share Msrket. —Depressed. Rubber —Katils have sellsrs 70 oents, Bukit Jelotongs 124, cents, Pendens $1.10,
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 5 eUngapore, Feb 31. On LondonBank 4 m/s 2/4 1/4 Demand 2/3 27/32 Private 3 m/t 3 4 17/32 On India Bank T. T. 169 On HongkongBank d/d P 01 Shanghai— Bank d/d 67, On Java— Bank T. T. 130, On Japan— Bank d/d 93 Sovereigns—buying rate 18.54 Bmk of
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    99 5 Reuter. New York, Feb 16—Signer Jsruso is believed to be dying. Afters relapse evening ex're me urjciion was admlnis'e r ed. —Reuter. At the annual general meeting of he Chinese Malacca Clnb held or tbe 11th instant, the following gentleman were eleoled officebearers for the er suing yra* President, Ohsn
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      97 5 WANTED.—A Chinese Clerk capable f tiking charge of a full set of Books. Please apply in own handwriting, stating salary required, e/o Malaya Tribune. Box 323. 21 2 36 2 mm "iiii 1 awaawawawasw >* ''••'•""'""■'■'■■■■■'■■'■l When you want all your buildings waterproofed to* stay—cover thenr.witn this genuine asphalt roofing,
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      288 5 JUST^BRIVED Waverley Mot ,r Oars Hood Cloths Wooler Motor Cycles Sparking Plugs (Simme, Ho* Boyal Bicjoles son Oleo Motor Horns Aladdin Metal PoUsh Bimms Magnetos And Other Motor Aooeeeoriee FOB SALE—CHEAP. One Denby Motor Lorry 2* ton, with New Tyres A Body. Choo Seng ¥aa Co., North Canal Boad S!ni<pore
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    The Share Market.
    862 9 Latest Prices Quoted In the Market. Singapore, Feb 21. t Mean Lyall and Bvati, Ex. c change and Share Broken, latae the following lift of quotattoaj. RiPbcr Dillar Share* yBm 11 Aii*nby Gas 0 4» il Alorftajah 1.75 2 25 2 Amalgamated Malay 2.50 a 00 I
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    Cinema Chat.
    82 9 The Empire to-night hia, other fine feataree, "The End of the Game" aa a main attraction. Tbia ia a five-part picture oi human emotion*. A powerful a=«v*n-reel melodrama "The Right to Lie," will be predated at the Alhambra, to-night, a* we!' ci a Topical Budget and a Charlie
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    57 9 Haiphong from Sdgou 20-2 Me dam from Deli 21-2. Mata Hari from Doll 21.2. Kwai Bang from Kob» 21»2 Ramphioi from bjorafcaja 2i 3 Doners from fchaoghal 20 2 Minderoo from Freemanle 21 2 Van Dienien from Bataei* 2J -2. Borlbat from Knantan 21 2. Orion from
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    S. L. FUNERAL ASSN.
    193 9 a u 1 ««eral meetrng ef the was held on the 18th instant Leone* r Th B'dem<-,of8' dem< 0f Mr Ho?n rfy- Jhe president, Mr. Lee Hoon Leong, presided. After ell th. and adopted, the following were\Sc7 ed office bearers for the present year d Preetdent.
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      397 9 N°77 hp cuss R2j $ij s I Per tin Clgarettfes. cf «o Engineering Service I *i In I previous announcement we enumerated »>me 30 principal engineering supplies—from bridges to belting, from tractors to tanks, from chains to culverts, from pulleys to pumps- which the E C L Engineering Department c
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      294 9 k"«rrER LtfERV MEAL" $tOP Thfi ISKc 8 help relieve g fatto NANYANG B3OTHE9S TOBACCO COMPANY 38, Robitißon Road, Singapore 1 Branohe* a* tfOALA LUMPUE, PENANG, IPOH. j ,re !Sf t^^^ sole propei ty property NANYANG BROTHERS TOBACCO COMPANY China's Greatest Tobacco and Cigarette Factories. As convincing proof of the good
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      68 9 HjjHk PULO TEKOMG BRICKS. Best Machine Pressed tricks. *w Br? 9 an a s c suppll9 :i on ;'lEXif j8 For prices an i further par icj! ir*. Tan Kah Kee Co., m2SFh th U9iD th -rld-r.nowoed record ofauo,. !tH whiGh ha most briiliaat inor sal. for tha last quarter
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      603 7 p. *0.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular nd Oriental S N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. THE COMPANY'S MAIL SEBVIOEB EAST OE BOMBAY mm at prefer I suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Nankin about M*r 2 Soudan
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      790 7 Passenger and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Incorporated in U.S.AJ FOR ACCOUNT OF THE D 8 SHIPPING BOARD SAN FBANCHtO-«AMLA—EAST INDIA BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE For CALCUTTA. A Steamer Freight only Feb 22 Creole State Passengers an 1 Freight Mar 5 Wolverine State Passengers and Freight Late Mar
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      399 8 A. SAIBOO CO. wit.a Merchants I Money Cliiws. All axe kindly solicited to inspect oar shop at JOHNSTON'S PIER, SINGAPORE.} Foreign Coins of all kinds can be exchanged or bought here at any time A 1 so dealers in High Class Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, etc. NA—Kates of daily exchange are
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      390 8 NOTICES, Notice. The Publio are respectfully in formed that we have opened a Nsw Oonfectioneiy Saloon and (Me at the Burlington, Coleman St est. from the Uth iast. Tba Troc&dfro Saloon 7 2—M 11 3 NOTICE. Mr. Chew Lian Seng, having resign* d from the managership of our Ho Mong
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      558 8 BANKS. Banqae Industrielle De Chine. (Incorporated ia Franca.) Authorised Capital Frs. 260,000,000 Subscribed 160,000,000 Paid-up 76,000,000 Reserve liability to Shareholders 76,000,000 Other Reeerve Funds 60,000,000 (1-3 of the Capital subscribed by the Government of the Chinese Republic.) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre Berthelot. General Manager: A. J. Pernotte.
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      554 8 BANKS, fll Ho Hail Baak, until. HEAD OFFICE: Singapore, Rafflea Cham ben 4, 5 aad 6. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Joaker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman Batu Pa hat.. 109 Jalan Rahamat AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang! Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Palembang and
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      520 8 BANKS. CHARTERED lAJtft Of IKGiA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital ia 600,000 Share* of £5 each £3,000,000 Reeerve Fund £3,600,000 Reserve Liability of Propria ton £3,000,000 BANKERS. Baak of England. Londoa Joint City aad MMfcMj Baak, Ltd. Londoa County Westminster and Parr'i Bank,
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      573 8 __BANKS. Sze Hai Tong Banking Insurance Co., Ld. (Incorporated in the Straita S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, KLING STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000 Surplus 496,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eng- Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lee Wee Nam, Eaq.—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teok Hee, Eaq. Ong Chow Keng, Eaq. Teo Teow Peng, Eaq.
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      317 8 Helvetia Watch Co COPWR NCH MffET, f 34 NORTH BRIDGE J OAJ\ We are e'earing our stock of cheap watchi The frict a have- bean Reduced E liw Cost. i ■Mii«iii.i.«aasjpWj The "INVENTIC" Watches are also amongst the cheap lots. WE SELL CYCLES AT PRICES TO MEET ALL POCKET? From
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