Malaya Tribune, 27 April 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] V f AND SHIPPING GAZETTi l^'^,a>i<^o^ll> Vol. VIII -No. 97 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921 S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1921.
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      238 1 S. I MAI JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation Hours i 8.30 A.M.—3.30 P.M. ADELPHI HOTEL BUILDING No. 98 North Bridge Road, I Singapore Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) Singapore. Second Hand Machinery. PEtTERS, 100 B.H.P. Oil Engine. RUBBER MACHINES. (All Types). PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, 28 B,H.P. TANGYYE'S, 10 B.H.P. Oil
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      123 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. «i V Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting Power Installations, Fall rang* of EleotriOdl pnt plies in stock V I.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table, Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictooripb" Telephones. MADSTRONG' Plants. Theideai Lighting Set for Bungalows and
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      218 1 SUN y COMPANY supplies "'All Photographic Materials AND The Rigbt Place for Amateurs IN I Developing, Printing and Enlargement I No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BO AD, I SINGAPOBHI Phoue 660- Portland cement: Manufactured by Onoda Cement Mannfacturina Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. SOLE AGENTS Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) The
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    Legislative Council.
    1310 2 Money far Co-operative Societies. Is ihe Civil Guard Useless Th-? foliowiug items from tbe report of the Legi-lßtive Council meeting ou Mond*y |were beld c efrom yesterday's i*Bue Mr. Addie's Departure. The Acting- Colonial Secretary said that before they proceeded to the business of the Council he would
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    OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER.
    187 2 Mr. Maurice Maude's Opinion. (From <tur Own Correspondent.* Penang, April 25.—*Vt r Uaunce Maude left for H"me by the Kyl er to-oay. Interviewed by a representKtive of the Pinang G»/-°ttee, he said that clone planting was still too much iv vogue. He hardly considered tbat some of
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    235 2 The untitled April 22.—The Second namber has passed a bill authorising the Government to procure credits beaulllg six per cent, interest, for the benefit of certain Stats of Central and Eastern Europe. The Chamber also pased a bill providing for Holland's contribution of expenses to the League of Nations.—Reuter. Tbe
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    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondentsO
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    MONTORO PASSENGER'S GRIEVANCE.
    169 2 Prom 14 IEB TRE ATED I wat a flrit-cl»h8 saloon passenger by the 8 Mcntoro from Btttvit to this port, whete I arrived osterday tfternoon. The ship left Batevia on ifriday afternoon, and that evening I took my place at dinner. However, on the following morning at
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    LIONS FROM HEADQUARTERS.
    95 2 Tbe Zoo has gratefully accepted an offer from Maj >r-General Sir E Nortbey, Governor of Kenya, East Africa, of a p*ir of lions aud a ball liuffalo. General Xcthey has started to form a zoo in the grounds of Govnment Honse at Nairobi, entirely at bis own
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    244 2 "Is novel reading helpful in the formation of character r" will be tbe subject of discussion at tbe Chinese Christian Association, on Thursday, at ft p m. All interested are welcome. Paris, April 20.—Professor Tofficr. a member of tbe French Asademy, of Medicine and one of tbe foremost surgeons of
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      510 2 HAD A HARD TIME GETTING HKK TEETH UNTIL THE DOCTOR RECOMMENDED BABY'S OWN TABLETSMw mothers endure agonies Of mind when seeing their babies suffer the tortures of teething. Yet neither mother nor child need go through such n e-y, a* many parents hwe proved, among them Mr-. D *vui Lee,
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      491 2 Heres the W jfl identification- Jfrf genuine X Formamint. WW It means a great BH deal to you --our wfl name on this red- .^^Rji and-gold seal! 3 It means that you are getting true Formamint —not a shoddy imitation merely labelled Formamint. It means the product of a British
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      388 2 Pain in the back] is often of a most violent character, aad yet it ia surprising how q U j c it disappears when Sloan'? Liniment is used. Sloan's Liniment got s ririJ to the eeat of the pain—without rubbing—and gives quick relief. rSI suffer those excruciating pains any longer—get
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      315 3 I XT THE POPULAR PHOTO.PLAY I Tmjrjttaw Pagar Road m j TratLs Pass the Door IN THE SECOND SHOW AlifJ fi? 18 AND SADDLE Series feature* daehmg Marie Walcamp a cla*i c of the I Each ,erica complete In Use U C Wboy B P l.ode4.- Tempest Cody'. Wmjmm* 2
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      510 3 I The I T a^ ——Mlgg■ j Amamttrafc Wednesday, 2T t0 Mondayf May J m I is «i« only i^jALHAM BRA II I enel the BEST j T M Cakes, coffee, I etMua*. j Th to* sod Feature, etc. i later**!*. I A THRILLING AND SENSATIONAL WILLIAM FOX i PRODUCTION
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      57 3 I NANy ANG BTOTHEBS TOBiCCO COMPANY I I *»yiamqm Road, Singapore I lF0 4 J NANYANG BROTHBRg" TOBACCO COMPANY I China's Greatest Tobacco aad Cigarette Factories as ©OBTinoing proof of the good qualities of our i M*i<tly and the demand baa llaMJiTlki ***f" I abducts of CHINA and is pur.
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      240 3 Ij GAIETY CINEMAj I j rocrarrjm*» fry J*\ s6tb 87th and 2 th 4*l FIKST SHOW AT 7.30 SnAlft DAVID C vN* y J ROSCOES WlLl Episode 13. "A Scoundrel's Alt Yv /\\Wf*k Epi>ode 14. "ai Montserat" fia I (Final Tuesday) Kvith BEITHY A D SECOND SHOW AT 910 PM
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    COUNCIL MEMS.
    748 4 When he reaches Colombo in a few days' time, Mr James may get Straits papers containing reports of Monday's and yesterday's Legislative Council meetings. He will be glad to learn that some matters are being cleared out of the way before he again ventures upon the quicksands of
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    550 4 Mr Bourne, the untitled who has been on sick leave for the past week, re'umed to bis du'ies yes erday. Lieut W F B Thorn M C, Ist Batt 8 Staffs Retb, and I>nt G R Oanban, RG A, have been pUced on tbe sick list. The Royal Opera Company
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    Singapore's Trade.
    1281 4 Greatest Slump We Have Ever Had. Chamber of Commerce Meeting. Tbe Hon Mr V Gibbon, presided overth. animal general meeting of til Singapore Chamber ot Commerce, Lid in the Exchange ™»7«* r day afternoon. Tbe meewng wa. well the adoption of tb. report the chairman made a long
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    193 4 Corpses in the Streets. An ordinary »nd special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners will be h«ld on Friday at 2 15 p m. Tbe baidness to be transected includes a consideration of by-laws for motor omnibuses and Chines* Bmrtal Grounds-; rate of pay of coolies; removal of centre
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    RENT BOARD.
    279 4 A Traasferred Tenancy. Mr B TesseDsohn presided over the meeting of tbe Rent Assessment Board, held in tbe Board Room of the Municipality yesterday afternoon, and other members present were Mesrra A Elias, A M 8 Angelis. Gaw Khek Rbiam, Kob San Hio. and Qarpmael (Assessor). Mr Batti*hlll
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    26 4 Our Ipoh correspondent untitled that the Lower Perak planters hare en animowsly decided to secede from Planters' Association of IPjjjSJ the aroond that itwesnotsemcleaiiy represents tits.
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      202 4 SPORTING GUNS. NEW SHIPMENT OF 12 BORE HAVWI fi GUMS AT AN EX' EPTION \LLT LOW PRIOR Ec t quality steel barrels, right cylinder, left ohoke bored, so. id strikers, rebounding hammers, half pistol grip exceedingly light and perfectly balancedPRI r E $65 1 COMPLKTE BPORTS OTJ'I FITTERS. ROBINSON CO.,
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      305 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., I 36. PHILLIP BTKEBT. BINQAPOBB GOODS BE*DY IN STOCK. Ho. 7, 30 Costa Assam Hoe Forta \S?ZZEfik. so x 5 gallon Drum. 30x6 cwts "•JgTStSIS Tins Bret 9hOT«ls, 300 XS Sf^, WbueVottoo Waste, 20 cwts. Hex tnrope Tallow, 50 x 5 H ex: Iron r>nts assorted
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      160 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day* April 27. High TicUi.-7-0.43 a.m., 1.8# Polo, Balestier, 4.48. laaglin Club, At Home, 6.18. To-morrow, April 28. High Tide».—1.18 a.m., 2.48 p.*. B Scouts Physical «ulture, 8.18 ill Troop, 8.18. YMCA, gymnastic class, »39. Friday, April 29. High Tides.—1.88 a.m., 3.38 PassoTer, 7th Day. Jewish Holiday.
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    BRITISH FINANCE.
    816 5 MR CHAMBERLAIN'S BUDGfcT STATEMENT. Estimated Revenue Exceeded taxation -j! no additional Despite the changed X had real, eT* •£230.500,000, only £3 700 SOO iMt year's estimates a der sTates **ffS lnol,ld,n United Ktan22?*- The red mimosa tWO,6ar9 had beeQ 2o3 Mr Chamberlain anticipated a far •bar reduction of
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    STANDARD WAGE.
    438 5 NEW BASIS FOR TRUCE IN COAL WAR, The Coal owners' Proposals Reuter. London, April 25.-Efforts to i'-oover a basis for a settlement of the ooal dispute were renewtd 1*3 orn,n 8. when the coal owner. »ud the miners executive jointly T°?^ ith Go wnment at the Board of
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    PEACE WITH IRELAND.
    91 5 Reuter. Lord Derby's Visit. London, -ipril 20-Lord Derby has amended his denial as regard* bis visit to Ireland and has admi'ted in a speech at Liverpool tbat he Tnd h I,? 6 emier 8 c °K°i«ance and he obtained interviews with a number of pesooaaos in Ireland
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    TYROL PRO-GERMAN.
    34 5 Reuter. Vienna, April 25.-An Innsbruck telegram shews that the results hitherto of the plebiscite in the Tyrol are that 80,000 have voted in favour of a union with Germany, and 1.200 against.—Reuter.
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    COALITION VICTORY.
    25 5 Reuter. London, April 25.—The Bedford byelection result was as follows :—Mr F G Kellaway (Co. Liberal). Pobtmaster General, 14,397 Mr. Rilev (Labour) 9,781.—Reuter.
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    SIAMESE RECEIVED BY QUEEN.
    23 5 Reuter. London, April 25.—Queen Mary has received the Siamese Minister and Mrs. Navarasth, and Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Koo.—Reuter.
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    Legislative Council.
    1864 5 Mr Perkins' Opposition to Loan Bill. The Adjourned Meeting Strong opposition to the Loan Bill was expreaaed by Mr. Perkins at ft. adjourned meeting of the legislative Council yesterday, when the Bill was brought up for second reading. H. E. the Governor, Sir Laurune. Nunn. Guillemard. K. C
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    17 5 The Rent Assessment Board will g fctfcl Ms*ass>eJ Board Room o, We,d *J wesk at 2.15 pq.
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    Sport.
    96 5 FOOTBALL. S. G C. GOALIE'S INJURY. xxt i We understand hat Dean's band 'njured in the march on Monday, ban been d and it fa a8 been foend that ibree small bone» hare broken. Dean has bis hand in spliota oli n0 V ,ke1 to some time to com»
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    83 5 B.C.C TOURNAMENT. Yeaterdaja Play. Championahip. JZSSS. H A Simjlaa Uandican. A Double, Handicap. *ulcher and h»„t Bufe^^^ B Single. Handicap. Markham H. H. W bant Stiwi-j l A. C, 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. Strodwick Smith beat Sutton, *-6, 6—3, 6—6. C Singles. w Barnes P. C. beat Measenger J
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    CRICKET.
    8 5 S.K.C. v STAFFORDS. W C lert, n
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    POLO.
    29 5 Saturday's Receipts. At the Singapore Polo Club tournac3°?„ H Urd y bout wu received in aid ol the European Unemployment Fund. A fuller statement will be made later.
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    GOLF.
    102 5 SPOON. VI bpoon competition for nl-xt Played for on Monday keppel golf club. April Monthly Medal. rhe replayed tie for April Medal £2« J Stri4chiin and J Thomson resulted in a win for the former. President's Prize. following have qualified and the result of the draw is as under
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    INDOOR SPORTS.
    172 5 STRAITS CHINESE RECREATION CLUB. Billiard* A Class—Tan Thian Bin beat Teo Kwang Nghee. Billiards B Class.-Chua Choon fceng beat Sob Yew Guan w.o. Ping Pong A Class.—Tan fo'on Hor beat ian Ah Hung 7—5, 6—l. Ping Pong B Class.—Foo Hee Seng beat fan Bong Ann 6—2, 6—o Billiards
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    MR. PETER DAWSON.
    121 5 Farewell Performance. In spite of tbe heavy downpour of rain whicb fell over Singapore shortly before 9 o'clock last evening, the farewell performance given by Peter Dawson was well attended. The■Ppreciation of tbe excellent entertainment provided by the oombina. tion of fonr talented artis fees, whose performances
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    24 5 Pwd WatcrhooM Ca, Ltd. Singapore, April 27 New York, 16} o*. London —M<|, Singapore 31$ c ts Tone of the Market .-Steady.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    41 5 12 o'clock noon, April 27. al Ribbed. Ob s»»i> p r t,, a nio«, n p,' l Bpo *J.»*.U.,. Bo^ BelW a I Jnly to sept t? i? Aone ot naaikc..— Bte»dy. Tia 100 ton», 89.
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 5 tftegapot,,, April 27. On LondonBan* 4 mf, a/4 5/16 -Demand! 2,3 29/32 Onlndiai"^ 2/4 17 3 2 Bank T. T. 171 On Hongkong— B«ol» lA] i j 10/ OnBhanghal— u UPj Bank d/d On Java— 66 l Bank T, T. i o* On Japan- 135 Bank d/d a, SI"'
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'s REPORT.
    126 5 MACPHAIL CO.'s REPORT. Silver 34%. Hongkong p. r cent premium Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $49 u Pin.—£176-10-0 per ton t Marketv—The action openb 3 k c ood wis rHaS CentS Wherea8 Standard withdrawn at 30 cents. Stanaard Crepe .old at 34* cents. Oul sinw market i8 atead with spot
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    145 5 There will be a general meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association in the Malacca Clab on Sunday t May 8, 1921, at 1015 am. prompt! The easiness will include Quit Rents, Crop Restriction, Rubber Assessment, Labour, Malacca Agricultural Medical Board, (a) Accounts for year 1920, (bj| Reduction of Asßensment. »nd
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      225 5 pHASEfi CHA LMEfi Cnginaerlng Works. 81 aad 6], BoMnsor Boad, Singapore SOLE AGENTS FOR: J SANDERSON BROS. NEWBOULD, Ul OF SHEFFIELD. I MANUFACTURERS OF 1 Highspeed Steel, Tools, Saws, etc. PROPRIETORS GENERAL ELECTRIC Co Ltl (Incorporated D Kn>fl*Dd.) APOLLO Horns. I" ["Ml i.\ I $5o *J 1 BRASS or NICKEL
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    Sport.
    257 6 FOOTBALL. THE S. F. A.. RULES. Ycßtferdsy we gave, th« new rules of the Singapore Football Association in foil, TJofortnnstely, proof-reading errors left one section iv a perplexing state. This Ketlon comprised rake 22 to 27, and for tbe benefit of those who are cutting oat the rnUi for
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    BEER AS A MEDICINE.
    130 6 Beer, according to the considered opinion of, the Attorney-General of the United States, is a medicine. For the American public, tbe great importance of this announcement is that the beverage can now be brewed and sold in,, unlimited quantities to all who obtain from a doctor.a
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    81 6 A. lively .western drama„ in five parts, feataring Tom Mix, entitled 41 Treat 'Em Rongh n wi'l te screru ed In the second show at the* A'nambra to.night, along with the topical Budget, a two-reel Ruth Roland Drama, and a two reel Charlie Chaplin comedy. In the fi
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    48 6 "The History of the World" was a fine achievement. I am told it will bring Mr Wells quite £20,000, writes Desmond Macarrby in tbe New Statesa an. And who would gro> dge it him? It was n book we wanted, avid no one else could have written it.
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    THE IRISH HOTPOT.
    193 6 Another Hope Qoa+l Reuter. London, April 24.—Tbe week-end Irish official rtpor.s a number of, outrages and ambushes in Belfast, and also in County Clare in which two soldiers were killed and three seriousU wounded, and two civilians wonnded, while two civilians, a school teacher and a clerk
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    36 6 Hje Leong from Malacca 27 4 Buriner Mara from Kobe 26 4 Kmilie from RMo 26-4. Nam Viam from Saigon 26 4 Ekma from Calcutta 26 4 Hebe from P Swettenham 26 4.
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    51 6 Reuter. London. April 24 —It is reported from Paris and frcm Madrid tbat there was excitement in Morroco following the action of the Bheiifian authorities in forbidding Spanish subjects to fish in the Morroco waters. All business at Tangier h*s stopped, and a Spanish battleship has beep despatched to this
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    Crown Prince of Japan
    502 6 Tbe Reception t Malta Reuter. Malta, > pril 24—In splendid weather tbe Crown Prince entered the harbour amid thundering salutes, witnessed by a large multitude. The Crown Prince landed and drove to tbe Palace through densely packed streets, amid respecfal mani testations. After a storm of
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    AUSTRALIA AND JAPAN.
    212 6 "No War with America!" Reuter. Mvlbournei April 23 The Government oarried a resolntlOn d( aling with tbe work of the forthcoming I-opertal War Cabinet. The Labourites amendment deigned to withhold approval of the Japanese treaty until sanctioned by a referendum waa r«jeoted. Mr Hughes declined to consider
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    EDINBURGH FULL UP.
    86 6 Edinburgh University wants £500,000 for expansion. Tbe war has accentuated the need. There are at present aboat 5,000 undergradaates in tbe Univeraity, as compared with 3,000 in the past, and the number is not likely to decrease," says tbe 4 Scotsman.*' "The TJniveriity has come to a
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      136 6 WA*TED. —BvU9Lv.br experienced L G S Student— Clerkfhip on Estate- Kindly write to N. c/o Sinnadurai, Harper. Kuala Lumpur. 27 4 29 4 Your Confidence. Th*y are sure to win. It it in thplr nature to do so. Two remarkable remedies of onr Pharmacy Amritarnav* Avleb Body and Brain BullJer
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      637 6 AWRIGLEVS Every Meal) Mmf People all over tbe world use this d^Bi^^SS^^ delicious long-lasting confection for benefit as well as Pleasure. It k Ceps teeth white, breath sweet and |j£ The Flavour Lasts. g Your Baby's"' I Early Days I I"* Baby* natural food it mothor's milk: mm if ha
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      522 7 P. *0.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular ?nd Oriental 5 N. Co, (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. THE COMPANY'S MAIL BEBVICEB EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Plassy about May US Nyanza about
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      634 7 Passengers and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Incorporated in U.S.AJ FOR A00OCN? OF THE U 3. SHIPPING- BOA RD» SAN FRANCISCO-BANILA-EfcST INDIA SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE CALTJ IT A Vi. COLOMBO. Granite State Passengers and Freight May 10 Creole State Passengers and Freight June 10 Wolverine State Passengers
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      423 7 straits ste. miliip to Ltd Steamers intended to sail from Singapore Kinta —Monday 4 p. in for Port Swettenham and Penang. Hye Leong—Monday, 4 30 p.m for Malacca snd M'.'arKaka Tuesday, 4.30 p. m„ for Malacca and Muar. Perak Wednesday 4pm 'or P Swettenham and P«n .ng Hebe Thursday, 4
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      414 7 O. S. K. Th Isaki Svisti laisu, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 2 DB SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FBOM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) SUROPEAN LINK For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Surma Maru arr. An H aep 27 Uias Maru arr. May 2odep. 2i Maru
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      634 7 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Inoomort f n Japan) Gader Mail Contract with the Imperii! Japanese uevernescat (Subject to Alterations without Notice) Suropoan Moll Lino Yortnl&Wf \hvtk For LONLX)N ANTWERP via MALACCA) PENANG COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID MARSEILLES. Inaba Maru M y 4 Kamo Maru Mar 18 Iyo Maru j ui r
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      496 8 WOKK? T D 0L «K~oV 1* m „fk Ban Purred for tan n i hß r-K aßahru, Kelan 1u.1«5i P,f hy lettw "toting SALESMAN WANTID (Übinesei must have experience in Hough Goods business and intimate knowledge of local bizaar. Applicants should state qualifications, and salary expect- d Apply to A.
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      496 8 NOTICE. NOTICE. From today, April 25th,. 1921, >ur office will be at 35. Hill Ureet, (top loor.) Leong Theam Ihang 4 Co. 2* 27 4 FOOTfMU. ASSOCIATION. I-HAGUE COMTaTTTTTON. NOTICE. The Oommittea of the Singapore Football Association have ieoided to hold a league competition. Application! for entry should reach the
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      540 8 BANKS. Banquet liidustrielie De Chine. (Incorporated ia France.) Authorised Capital Era. 260,000,000 Subecribnd 160,000,000 900 000 7i,eoo F ooO ©the* leuii Fuade «0,000,000 (1-8 ef the Capital subscribed by tbe Oorerameat of the Chinese Republic.) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre Berthelot General Manager: A. J. Peraotte. HEAD OFFICE
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      527 8 BANKS. rii Hi Hon nit, Liiitai. HEAD OFFICE: »4, Market Street BRANCHES: Penang 86 Beach Street. Mnlaeca 181 Joaker Street. Munr 77-78 Jalan Sokimaa, Beta Peemt., 108 Jalan Rahanal AGENCIES AT: Load on, New York, San Fraaeiaeo. Bataria, Sourabaya, Semaraaic Shnnghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Palemoang and Tmng. CAPITAL. Authorised $10,000,000 t***"
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      529 8 BANKS. CHARTERED RANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AnD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid op Capital ia COO 000 Share* of £8 eath £8,000,000 Reaerre Fond £3,600,000 Reaerre Liability of Proprietor! £8,000,000 BANKERS. Baak of England. London Joint City and Midland Baak, Ltd. London County Woetmimater and Parr's Bank,
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      452 8 BANKS. Sze Hai long Banking Insurance Co., Ld. (Incorporated in the Straita 8.1.) HEAD OFFICE: 68, KLING STREET, SINGAPORE, M awtabliahed lfo7. faid-n» Oapitai JaVoot,fBf Surplus 4*6,008 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eag Lim, Eaq.—Cftairmala. Lee Wee Nam, Eaq—Daputy Caairmaa. Chan Teok Has, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow Peng,
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