Malaya Tribune, 13 May 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY, Vol. Vfflr No 111 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921 PBICB i CENTS The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921.
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      200 1 S. IMAI JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation Hours 1 1.30 a.m —5,30 p.m. ADELPHI HOTEL BUILDING No 98 North Bridge Boad, Blngapore Suction Gas Engine Users PLEASE NOTE THAT I the AKROYD" DOWN DRAFT WOOD FUEL CAS PRODUCER PLANTS are manufactured by AKROYD-STUARTS, Ltd. Perth, Western Australia, in units I of 25
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      25 1 SUN COMPANY supplies All Photographic Materials AND The Bight Place for Amateurs IN Developing, Printing and Enlargement Mo. 94, NOBTH BRIDOH BOAD, BINQAPORB Phone 660-
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    HOUSING DIFFICULTIES.
    264 2 ▲UowancM to Officer*. The following circular b>. been iweed by the Colonial Secretary Sing.pore, May 4, 19U:-H.T.n| io prenent ho«,l ng diffi.ultle. Hi- Excellency the Governor bn. b«o plen.ed to ,p proftjf a temporary me-nre of r nef |he gram of allow.n>e. *> officer in c-rtaln cue. where
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    DR. SUN'S ELECTION.
    217 2 Retarded aa a Farce in Peking. P'king, April 13-Reading the l.ction of Dr Son Y.t to ihg^""'""ll' «h»ir and tbe ,«or *>«Uon of the Be.thWe.teru JoTernment, the Chi Cubioet i, »doplJng wa|fh| M<| «dt tow.rd, the .itaatlon. I„ re.pon.ible Government elrcle. it i. firmly believed that there
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    281 2 Dr untitled Campbell, Professor of Si?"? g l M ,he ,ocal *>dicl School, who W ent on leave recently, h.. re.isned on medical gronoda. He >■ to join the National Medical Keaearch In.titnte, London £LSri Lawr9nce Mill, of Jngr. K«tate Bantin*. n d Mis. Dodie .appaidge, of Gympie, Qneen.land, \u.traha,
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    CARDS FOR TWO.
    312 2 to Ml Tut*. WhU m th. beet card g, m for two Much d.p.nda upon whom yen ar. going to pl« y with. CrSbiJ. for example, I alway. •oaaatt with with whit. •hapely heads moring littl, pe J"!! iToryoTar tha hoard. It at M •£> ••Hart quiat
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      517 2 AFiKg YOU FORTY. ■^ffi 1 Bg, r f w^ rtl j cfitort wi mo* people. VlUUty ie ated op at the fh !!3tf! ,#ciir# tor old age produce nerve strain, the failure to succeed cause, worry, nenrens kreah-dewn, nenraataasua Middle-aged people And that tSey eaouot ran aa faaL nor are
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      449 2 j THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. (laeorporated ia tat S.S.) BOARD OP DIRECTOESi /v?' LiRl Boon B*»f, 0.8. E., Chairmaa. Hon. Mr Eu Tong Sen, OE.B. Lmi Ne, Soon, Eaq. Ong Boon Tat, Eaa: £un Chwee Chi an, Eaa Chun Poh Siang, Eeq7 £oe Pang Seng, Eaa. xeo Ban Eeng,
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      195 2 THE ANXIETIES OF I MOTHERHOOD. j Man is rather a careless I happy-go-irjcky individual, and in general, does not fully ippre-' SJI he worries of his%X£ wfesuarding their children's health. Generally one or y !T g ho "sehold is ailing Tsh he r^ ac fever* m or colic symptoms, and
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      120 2 Cigarettes I /The mott «legant and'refintd Ci.ar.ttt in-the World." IN PATENT >V ++m± mm mmmw mmmm vacuum Mf) CZT ZT TINS OFSO IIY OOP $125 HIM pair* Katong Customers. I I WS b6g t0 inform 0U(1 Customers m% J *»TOHO OISTBICT that their J rderS f P AePated Water will
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      370 3 MARLBOROUGH^ the Hall for Oomfort, Good Music and Good Picturee Feach Boad. From Thursday, M>> 12, to Tuesday, May 17. A SENSATIONAL GOLDWYN BUPERFEATURE WITH AN ALL 8T »R OAST Teaturinit some of Amerio&'s most famous a ars GBRALDINE FARRAR. MILTON SILLS AND THOMAS SANTSCHI In a story that holds
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      618 3 t 1 From Honda*. M»T». i»turd» T Xi, 14. AltambM 1 I THE ia Urn only I 1 tt© 1 Baste c theatre 1 I rei *ha BEST TT M W k\ txqnlglte tea I f-'" D rvi\ ;fl: Oraßaatc-P lfiat£ I nd ttao BEST Thfl riall for Malic tod
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      62 3 NAN YANG BROTHERS TOBACCO COMPANY, 38, RoMflßon Road, Singapore "rancrr at IPOHi NANYANG BROTHERS TOBACCO COMPAKT, Chiaa'i Greatest Tobacco aad agarette Factories. I Aa conTincing proof of tha good qualitiaa of our Cigarettes, sales are increasing rapidly and tha demand haa exceeded the supply. The Tobaooo uaad is of the
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      517 3 "GAIETY" CINEMA. Another Super Special Proirramme of Exceptional Merit I A splendid selection of films far abead of tbe usual standard. IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 SHARP. DOROTHY DVLTON In THE DARK ROAD A drama of the European war by John I ynch A powerful Tboa. H. luce,
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    81 4 DEATH. LIM HONO FOH —On 12th May, 1921, at 9 p.m. at N<>. If, p®ck 8eah 8treet, age 82. The beloveJ mother of Messrs Yeap Yeow Chuan, Yeap Yeow Teck, Dr. Yeap Yeow Chin and Mr. Yeap Yeow Hm, and mother-in-law of Mr. Wee Thong Poh The funeral
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    GERMANY'S SUBMISSION.
    798 4 Germany has eaten humble pie. After two-and-a-half years of evasion and manoeuvring, she at last exhausted the patience of the Allies, and they presented what will be written down as the historic ultimatum of a few days ago. Its acceptance is the end of one chapter and the
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    379 4 Mails for Australasia will close by the s s Hymettus at 4 pm, tomorrow. Mails from China and Japan are expee'ed to arrive ro-morrow by the s Tosa Mam. Owing to pn. ssnre vm npaca to.day, car report of the Chinese Christian Association de bate, held lant night, will be
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    Singapore Assizes.
    304 4 GANG ROBBERS' ASSISTANT SENTENCED. Second Accused Acquitted. In connection with the gangrobbery case reported yesterday, in which three men received seven years' r. i. and one mis Ave years, Lias Keng Miah was charged with being in possession of pr r »p r*y transferred by gang robbers and
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT.
    87 4 We have received aa appeal issued by the Non-European Unemployment Committee for relief funds, which are urgently required. Owing to pressure on space, the letter from the chairman of the Committee and a list of subscriptions already received have had to bo held over for our next issue.
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    418 4 The Prince of Wales has been untitled stalled Worsbipfnl Master of the Hoas-hold Brigade Masonic Lodge. A cinema show will be held in the T M 0 A hall to-morrow night at 8 30. A cordial invitation is extended to members and their friends. Another Irish grievance The letters of
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    STRIKE CRISIS.
    138 4 VERY CRITICAL SITUATION REPORTED. Rail way men Suspended. Reuter. Loudon, May 11 —Nine Caledonian railway m; n have been aaapended for rcfuaing lo work a coal train.— Heeler. London, May II.— t |j, e C#Q cluaion of a meeting at whieh the tranaport workers' ezecutiva arrang. ed a
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    89 4 Accused Man'a Confcacioa. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penan?. May 12—L f m Ro Seng was found guilty of the marker of tbe two Chinese shop-keepers 84, Bridge, street on March 24, by tha Aasiats jury, and tbe Acting Chief Justice Mr Justice Woodward, aentCLccd him to death. He
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    SINGAPORE STRIKE.
    79 4 Mora Men Back To-day. We are informed by the Harboar Board that more of the strikers, both at Tanjong Pagur and Keppel Harboar, returned thia morning, and that 50 per cent of their men have returned to date. The position at the United Engineers ia the same as
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    YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK.
    156 4 The following report was passed at the 82nd, half-yearly ordinary general meeting of the Yokohama Specie Bank on March 10, laat The directors submit the statement of the liabilities and assets of the Bank, and of the profit aad loas account for the half-year ended Dec tl,
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    LINGUI TIN, LTD.
    13 4 Otuput for April Sluicing pclß Tribute pels 30 pels ?80
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    267 4 Sunday next, being Whitsunday, there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion in 8t Peter's Church, Stamford road, at 9 am. Tbe collections at all the services throughoot the day will be for the funds of St Andrew's Church Mission. The Bishop of Singapore will preach at the evening
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      172 4 NEATLY DESIGNED 30 HOUR TABLE WATCHES. MM— MM i i s illustration TIHSIJCEPEES. We have also a I With Whit* Dials $15 50 Luminous Dials R©BIMS©N Co.. Ltd. teepeaaal ia th* ■*<.>» SsttltMat». A LUBRICANT FOE EVERY PURPOSE. e\d Yor/a ORDEas re ma Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. »ted in
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      314 4 j GUAN KIAT 6? Co., Ltd., lacorpor tod in Straits Settlements. mm 36, PHILBIP ST-tEET, SINGAPORE New Shipments Just Received. lOBU* DI M EM CRY WHEELS. Siws IS" dia x 2," thick x li" hole ir x r x ii- h 16" a«i f s i|- If x IT, *r.JdT
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      153 4 WHHN AN» VHBKA To-day, May 13. High Tidea.—1.16 a.m., 8.44 p.*. Hockey S C C v A P C. SVC: S F A Co., 6.13. Stafforda' Band, Bot. Gardens,, 5.IB. B. Scouts: Band practioe, l.ll; VI, X and XI Troops, 6.1$. Boyal Opera Go., Victoria Theatre. "Haritana," 640. To-morrow, May
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    184 5 Is Singapore's Municipal administration inefficient Tha question h-s been asked in the House of Commons. His Excellency the Governor has the responsibility of preparing a fall report in the matter." Some M Ps are impatient to know if the Anglo-Japanese Treaty is to be reaewed. They must wait
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    TREATY WITH JAPAN.
    183 5 QUESTIONS RAISED IN PARLIAMENT. Reuter. London, May 11, —In the House of Commons, Mr Neil MacLean asked whether Government intended to renew the Anglo.Japanese Treaty whether the terms of the Treaty would be submitted to the House of Commons for ratification whether the Government would insist on
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    EXPORT CREDITS.
    83 5 Reuter. London, May 11 —In tbe House of Commons, Sir Lloyd Greane asked Mr F A Vaequisten to repeat his question after Whiteuo, as to whether Government intended to extend tbe export eredis scheme for Europe to British possessions, particularly India, the Fsr East, British East Africa, and
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    GREEK PREDICAMENT.
    84 5 Reuter. Constantinople, May 11.— A meet iog of Allied Hinh Commissioners and Admir»ls and Generals baa decided to proclaim the neutrality of Constantinople, the Bosphorus, and Dardanelles In the Tarko-Greek struggle. The Oreeks accordingly are unable to use Constantinople as a b*se, and will be invited to reduce
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    COTTON WORKERS' WAGES.
    133 5 Reuter. London, May 11.-The Cotton Spinners aad Manufacturers' AssociaWon has notified its weavers of an Intended 30 per cent, reduction ia wages in the Northern counties. The TexMe Tradei Federation has rscelved tbe noties on behalf of its operatives. It bas not made an alternative offer, bat
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    A NEW WORRY.
    239 5 POLISH INSURGENTS HOLD VITAL CENTRES. Allies Disagree. Reuter. Loudon, May 11 —It is aothoritati vol stated in London that the Polish insurgents in Silesia number six""y thousand. Besides the Pless and Rvbnik distric s, they are established at Lubnitz and Rosenberg. The report that a German force
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
    45 5 Dubbed Inefficient. Reuter. London, May 11, —In tbe House of Commons, replying to a question alleging that an inefficient Municipal government existed in Singapore, Maj. E F Wood stated that be was asking the Governor for a fall report on the matter. —neuter.
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    FISCAL MATTERS.
    63 5 Reuter. I ondor, May 11.—In the House of Coromuu», tbe first of the fiscal resolution providing for a eas.oms daty amounting to 33-1 3 per cont of the ralne of certain specified artialea was carried by 236 ro:es to 72. The Houie proceeded to debatr ♦he sec n-i
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    DAMAGED MAILS.
    60 5 Reuter. London, May 11.—In the Hi use ol Commons, replying to Capt. Wil'iam Shaw, Mr F G Kelleway sud tbat no delay had occurred here in dealing with bales in the damaged mail from India. Tbe bulk had been delivered within a coap'a of days, bat some d
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    316 5 The Hon M F S James, Colonial Secro ar<, is dv- by the Bine Fenu-1 ss Ancbises at four o'clock this af'emoun. Next Sunday being Whitsunday, therp will be Holy Communion services in St Andrew's Cathedral at 645 am, 7 40 am, (oioraliand 9.40 a m. His Excellency the Governor
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    Sport.
    923 5  -  FOOTBALL. SCCvSCFA. (By "Reynard." The newly-formed first eleven of the S 0 0 goes on from one victory to another. After beating the Staffords 4—o and tbe SRC 2—l. they have now subdued the Strai Chinese to the tune of s—l', »h us<h it should be said tbat the
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    MALACCA GAMES.
    382 5  -  8 F A League. By "Rriver". The resumption of the games in cannec'ion with the 86. Francis Awn football league saw the meeting of the E and A team, before a fair crowd. Both teams took the field below strength. No goals were scored in the first half.
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    THE TURF.
    390 5  -  NOTES FROM THE RACECOURSE. (By "Regent." Yesterday morning tbe outer track was in me with th* small bardies oat, and tbe triak was in good on er, altho' a little slippary at tbe tarn. Steady pace work wai t»i r<-1• -of the day and among in uib»is stridiag
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    SWIMMING.
    38 5 T M C A members are reminded tha* the Irat event in tbe all-roand swimming championship will be held at ths awimming pool tn morrow at 5 pm. The event is tbo 40 y»rds race. fee start.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    271 5 B.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Dean did very well to concede sach a long handieap to Rnehwaldy and beat him in their A 8ingles semi final. He is playing very soand tennis jnst now and seems assared of the championship. The bunch of semi-finals this erening brings the tournament well in
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    S.R.C TOURNAMENT,
    160 5 Iu the semifinal A Singles yesterday, Wheatley had no difficulty in beating E E <1a Scuaa, winning the sets 8—I, 6 —2 There was not ssoeb difference between the handicaps and it really stems ss if Wheatley can find so real opposition in this tournament. merit's gams with
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    STRAITS CHINESE R. C.
    156 5 Yesterday'a Play. A Singles Handicap. Tan Toon Hor owa 12 beat Low Seng Chye scr., 6—4, 6—o. Seah Eng Chiang scr. beat Seew Poh Leng owe 3 B—6, 6—o. B Singles Handicap. Tan Thiam Keat scr. beat Wong Pak Sham scr., 6—4, 6—o. Wee Kirn Seah
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    BOXING.
    63 5 THE LOCAL CHALLENGE. The c ffer of L Wintor Yong to box an)one hero at eight stone in a tenround match has been accepted, we understand, by Mr Fred de Sousa, of the S R second soccer eleven. Young de Suura looks very tall, bat can make tbe stipulated
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    INDOOR PASTIMES.
    112 5 STRAITS CHINESE R. C. Yesterday's Play. Billiards.—A Class Chua Choon Leong beat H Quahe; B Class Kwik Tiang Boon beat Chua Choon Sang. Ping Pong.—A Class John Lim beat Tan Chiap Choon; B Class Koh Yu Tuan beat Quek Cheng, Yong w.o. Chess. —A Class Kiong Chin Eng
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    CRICKET.
    215 5 S.C.C. va. CEYLON XI. Reuter. The following will represent the Oeylon XI at cricket against tbe SCC on Monday, play commencing at 9.30, in a whole day match J Franciscus, Dr J A Soharengutval, M T Cbelvam, 8 Jansen, T Chanobe, 8 Laßrooy, Dr Pathy, G Armstrong, E T
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    ST. JOSEPH'S SPORTS.
    116 5 The results of tbe l econd and tbirri roends for the See Ewe Boon Cup competition are as follows Second roand.—H team b at A team by 3 goals to 1; C baat r. by 4—2; F beat D by 4—l; G beat B by I—o. Third
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    102 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, May IS. Hongkong 10*4 per cent premium. Silver 3« V Shanghai (Nil). Three Months Gold $49*4. Tin.—2oo tons sold at »01 i Share Market.—Nil. Rubber.—Unchanged. Tina.—Steady. Taipiaga $1.22 V» to »1.1-7 V Norths »1.45 to »1.50, Souths to 82* cants. Linguis »4.80 to »5, Murais $4-80
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    30 5 Frew Wateraoaee Co, Ltd. Singapore, May 13 To-day's closing rubber quotations are aa under New York.—l6s ct«. London —9^l. Singapore 3u cts. Tone of thu Market —Ste sdj.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    64 5 12 o'clock noon, May 13. Pal« Ribbed. 0r» pc Smoked Sb 01csine Pri< «9 noßinc Prices. Buyers N »dler> Bnyere Sellers. Spot 30 SI Msy 30 31 Jane 31 32 Jnly to Sept 33$ 34^ Tone of market:—lUftj. Tin to-day $911; 200 tons sold. A
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    Malayan Fisheries.
    1016 6 ABSENCE OF PROTECTION FOB IMMATURE FISH. Ptttß» o| SappUef UmjmX We published, sWlisjHj, a ua.irr of tha recommendations »7 Mr Charlatan Maxwell (Dlreelor of Supplies) en the Malayan fishing Industry. The following are farther extraeti frosi Mr Maxwell's report I hare not the slightest hesitation In stating that
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    "SELL THAT THOU HAST."
    269 6 MJYa Self-Denying Programme. Mr. Austin Hopkiaaoa, U P fm tha Moaaley diriaioa of EJ2 shire, haa left hia £«0,000 maaaioa llT# n tte canal aida ia aa old bare, which h« haa eonTtrtad into a naat little bungalow. Ha gave tha maaaioa, Pyecroft Hall, Audeashaw to
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    COPRA MARKET.
    66 6 I Metira barlow and Oo report I Sicotj las- reporting, th* oo K ra market hex baen firm and the price rose to as high ac $12 for No 1 bat has fallen off aonaew' at ngaln and o'.osea steady as follows No. 1 Standwd $10.25 to $U
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    18 6 The new Officers' Mesa was formally handed orer to the lit Bn. 8 Btf»ffe Hegt, on Satarday morning.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    190 6 A World Picture's Brady-made feature, "The Volanteer", a flveact thrilling, exciting and emotional war drama with Madge Evans and Henry Hull will be seen at the Liberty Hall from to night in the first show, along with a Rainbow comedy featare, "Romeoi and jelly J abets". In tbe
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    NEW USES FOR RUBBER.
    235 6 Am E.GJL rnUaerU In th* anneal report of the R 0 rarions activities are reoorded daring tbe jear. Nothing farther baa transpired in connection witb tbe priaa scheme initiated by tha asaoeUtion lor new and eztenaed esea of rabber. Ad jadicatora bare bean appointed and are
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    80 6 The death rate per mille for the weekending April 30 was 33.16. The total number of deaths wa 156 of which 184 were males and 72 females. Oce European and 2 Eurasians died, alto 182 Chinese 41 Malays. 29 Indiana Convulsions caused 29 deathf, phthisis S3, malarial fever
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      391 6 BLnlN SUTICm flag a pore (Tank Read) Daily. The mail trains fram Singapore far tke Nertk leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. aad 7 p.m. arriving Ruala Lumpur 6.55 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. respectively. The through Express for Pennng leaves Kuala LumP^ r t J M (Sundays excepted)
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      442 7 O. S. K. Tto Osaka Sliui Xaiska, LIMITED. (Imc»rp«raUd ta JapaaV] *0. DJB BOUIA fTBJUEL PKOPOSBD SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without 1441 m.) EUROPEAN LINE. For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Atlas Maru arr. May 24 dap. 25 Si am Maru arr. Juna 14 dep.
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      636 7 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) Cadet Mail Ceatrasi with the Imperii Jaaaaesa OoTenceet (Sabjeot to Alterations withoat Notice) London Uno Fortnightly Barvice for LONDON ANTWERP ria (MALACCA) PENANG [COLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT SAID <5e MARSEILLES Eamo Mam May SO Iyo Maru Jane 1 Liverpool Line For MARSEILLES A LIVERPOOL via
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      379 8 TO LET. TO LET— Godown (groand ftoor) No- 24 Damar road, apply to No. 4 Rivar Valley-road, 11D 11» TO LET.—III, Amoy Btraat, entry let April, 1921. Apply to Estate and Trust Agencies, Ltd., Baffles Chambers, Singapore* 26 3 uo TO LET.—Godown very suitable for storing rubber, situated in Battery
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      482 8 NOTICE. NOTICE. The Sxchange Banks will ba closed on Monday, May lath Whit Monday. 0 5 14 5 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. Spring Race Meeting, MIL TUESDAY. THURSDAY ft SATURBAY, May Jlit. Jaaa 2id 4th. Tickets of admission to tbe NONMRMBKRS' PORTION OP THE GRAND STAND can now be had at
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      542 8 BANKS. BAN QUE LNDUSTBJJELLI DE CHINS. tmm\\\mjmm ta Franca.) Capital Fra. £60,000,00« Subscribed 160,000,000 Paid-up f6,000,000 Reserve liability to Shareholders 75,000,000 Other Reserve Fuada 60,000,000 (1-1 of the Capital subscribed by the Govarameat of the Chinese Republic.) Chainaaa of the Board of Directors: Andre Berthelot, General Manager: A. J. Peraotte.
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      525 8 BANKS. I -r THB HO HONG BANK, LTD. HBAD OJFICBi 04, Market Street BRANCHES i Peaaag 86 Beach Street Malacca 131 Joakcr Street. Muar 77-78 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat.. 109 Jalan Rahamat. AGENCIES AT: Loadon, New York, San Fraaeiaeo Batavia, Sourabaya, fu^.m. nmt Shsaghsl, Hongkoag, Aaaey, Palembaac aad Trang. CAPITAL.
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      518 8 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK Or INDIA* AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid op Capital ia 600,000 Shares of £5 each £8,000,000 Reserve Fuad 48,600,000 Reserve Liability ef Proprietor* £8,000,000 BANKERS. Bank of Englaad. Londoa Joint City aad Masses' Baak, Ltd. Londoa County Westmiaater aad Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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      649 8 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO, LTD. (laeorporated ia the Straita 8,8.) BEAD OFFICE: 68, EUNQ BTBEET, SINGAPORE. Established HOT. Paid-up Capital »,000,000 Surplus 880,000 COUBT OF DIRECTORS. Seani Eng Lin*, Eaq.-Chairaaaa. tm Waa Nam, Beq.-Deauty ftairChaa Taok Haa, Baa. Ong Chow Keag, Haa. Too Taow Paag, Baa. Taa
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      343 8 Helvetia Watch Co. CORNER HICH STREET, 34, NORTH BRIDGE RO i D TIME IS MONEY A GOOD WATCH WILL SAVE YOTJ A LOT Of INCONVENIENCE. All our watcbei are regulated and tested before we deliver them. WE SELL CYCLES AT PRICES TO MEET 4LL POCKETS FROM 174 AND UPWARDS. Easy
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