Malaya Tribune, 6 February 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 29 SINGAPOItE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1922.
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    DISTRESS IN PENANG.
    846 2 CHINESE UNEMPLOYMENT FUND, The Official Report, A meeting of tbe Executive Com. mittee of the Penang Chinese Lobonrcrs' Unemployment Fond was held at the Chinese Town Hall on Jan S3, when Mr Yeoh Pais: Tatt presided over an attendance comprising Messrs. Goh Koon Cheng, I ho Lok
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    TRAINING OF APPRENTICES.
    314 2 Of Interest Here, Id view of the extent to which engineering it being and will be adapted as a trade, as distinguished from a profession, in the Far East, I interest will attach to the recommendations of the Committee on Engineering Training appointed by the Council of
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    NEGLECTED ENGLISH GENIUS.
    190 2 A correspondent has written to "Th* Times" to criticise the English habit of exalting foreign genius and aegiecting the great men who are to be found in our midst. Men of science, discoverers, pioneers, all have suffered from lack of support during their work at home. The
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    SALVATION ARMY's ACTIVITIES.
    98 2 Ths Salvation Army Year Book for 1922 (Salvationist Publishing and Supplies, Limited, la 6fl brings out once more the worid-wi de activities of this great or ganization v The Army is working in 73 different countries and colonies, and preach ing in 46 languages. Reports are presented
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    MOTOR MISHAPS.
    244 2 TWO FATALITIES AT IPOIL There waa a motor mishap on Tuaaday morning in Brewstar-riad, lpoh, opposite Dr Rogers's house. Tha car in question belongs to Mr i Laird, of the Mines Department, and it waa being driven into town by a Malay "sauy" There were four ladies ia
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    SCHOOLMASTER PREMIER.
    212 2 Edaoation is regarded by som»», Principal Jacka, aaid at the Confer.' erce of Educational Association, aa a tide show or appanage of the State, bat he looks forward to a time when education Interpreted in a broader sense thaa any with whieh we were («miliar to day woald
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    WORLD PEACE AND SECRET DIPLOMACY.
    859 4 The present state of affairs in Europe has been likened to the night before the dawn, but it might be better characterised as the morning after the night before." In other words Europe is suffering economically from a thick head, and many cosmetics have been
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    FIRE AT GAYLANG.
    128 4 Row of Shops Destroyed. A serious fire broke out at (Jaylang early yesterday morning, a whole row of 11 attap-roofed shops being completely gutted. The Fire Brigade were on the scene of the conflagration at about 4 a.m. and in spite of the buildings being beyond the
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    278 4 Mr J R Perry of 3 St. Thomas' Walk, has made a report that his house was broken into and articles worth over $100 stolen yesterday. A Chinese named Koh San has been charged by the detective department with being in unlawful possession of a pistol and 11) rounds of
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    211 4 Russo-German Company. The Hague, Feb 2.—The First Chamber has passed the new militia law by 27 votes to 13.—Reuter. Paris, Feb 2.—The court of appeal has rejected Landru's appeal.— Reuter. London, Feb. 2.—The International Labour Orfice has appointed an anthrax commission, composed of experts from various countries, to
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    163 4 Madame Ayer and British Film. The programme at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night, to be repeated to-night and to-morrow night, was well worth the expenditure of a dollar or two dollars. The first part was taken up in the presentation of a Samuelson (British) film, "The Quinneys,"
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    MR LUCAS' DRATH.
    134 4 The Coroner's Finding The verdict in the inquiry into the death of the late Mr G D Lucas has been delivered at Kuala Lumpur. The CoroawK finding was a£ follows "I find that the late Mr G D Lucas died as the result of a wound in
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    B M B A.
    59 4 The organising secretary of the British Malaya Boxing Association announces that by arrangement with Mr A L Gilmore, the adjourned meeting of the Association will be held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday Feb. 14, at 5 p.m. No special invitations are being issued, and
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    RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN.
    67 4 At an extraordinary meeting of the Rahman Hydraulic Tin Mining Co, held in Penang, Mr Saye presiding, to approve of the purchase of the properties plant and stores of the Rahman Tan Co for $187,000, the necessary resolution was carried, and also one increasing the capital of
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    69 4 A telegram from Cairo dated Feb 3 says that Lord Northcliffe has had an audience of the Sultan. His Highness the Rajah of Sarawak accompanied by his A.D.C. Captain W R M Gifford, arrived here on Saturday by the s.s. Kuching One of the features of the AgriHorticulturml Show of
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    FUTURE OF RUBBER.
    250 4 FORECAST OF IHVRc Hlll COMMITTEE'S SCHEME An Optimistic Tone. (From Our Own Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 0.—The c pondent of the Malay Colombo wtres that a fc: Lumpur business n^ n declares that marked aptia >- id London rubber circles. Home stocks have be.-n r reduced recency, and
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    EVENTS IN S. AFRICA.
    78 4 Waverers Imprisoned." Reuter. Johannesburg, Feb 4.—The solidarity of the strikers has ben brokei by the action of the moderate section, in the shape of the Germiston tfn* committee, repudiating their kmm% and asking Gen Smuts to receive deputation to consider the appointment of an arbitration court.
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    TO MAKE HIS RETORT.
    45 4 Reuter. Cairo, Feb 4.—Lord Allenby had i striking send off, or. his way Home, t>y a large and representative gathering, including a number of Lgy;.;;at ex-ministers, who cheered r..m wr.a unusual demonstrativcnes*. At Alexandrevi three hundred so:--ables saw Allenby off.—Reofa t
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    FOOTBALL.
    78 4 S. C. F. A. LEAGUE. Saturday's Match. Straits Youngsters' 0, A?tua United 5. Sunday's* Match. Bendemeer Athletic 1, White iur L League Positions to Date. P W L D F A P». White Star 7 4 0 £> 3 11 Aston U 7 4 2 1 14 4 9
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    LEWIS AND PEAT WEEKLY REPORT.
    178 4 Singapore, February After the haavj ia.. d mtt m* there has been a slight reactioa aei tne general undcrtum seeau a aam brighter. At or near A* 30 cents there appears to be demand but whether toil tinue seems to be doubtful eapf »0 as
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    IRISH OUTLOOK.
    220 5 Friction Over Boundaries Question. Will HsstilitiES Ensue? Reuter. London, Feb 3.—Sir James Craig interviewed Mr Churchill at the Colonial Office to-day with reference to the deadlock as to the boundaries ques.quently, interviewed, he said I-r had suggested to Mr Collins t* adjournment of consideration of trie question for
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    AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
    155 5 Debts and Credits. Reuter. Washington. Feb 3. —The Governpeat withdraw its objections to the itrr.:< of Allied Debt F'unding Bill. aed yesterday, which the House of Representatives has now passed wOk the Senate's amendments. The ■OSSBR is now being submitted forj the President's approval. The Secretary' of Commerce,
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    SIR E. SHACKLETON'S BURIAL.
    77 5 Reuter. j London, Feb 3.—The Daily Mail learr.s that Lady Shaekleton has docidsi that Sir Ernest's body shall be ta*en from Monte Video to South Georgia, for irtterment, instead of re■aiag home, as originally proposed. Aha aga Shaekleton left no definite mtm liuai regarding his resting
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    U. S. A. TRADE.
    74 5 Reuter. Washington, Feb 2.—The Federal ■■ana Monthly Review" declares nut production and trade show no str.King departures. Iters hao been sensational slacken-lr-g certain manufactures, but in a ■■MI of lines activity is well susMci The tendency towards stabilisation of prices continues, with increased activity in iron.
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    ARBUCKLE'S TRIAL.
    54 5 Reuter. San Prancisco, Feb 3.—The second i*l of Arbuckle ended, as previously, e disagreement of the jury, whereto 2 now favoured conviction. he prosecution foreshadows a third trial—Reuter. San Francisco, Feb 4.—The District ttumey states that in view of the 6'- number of jurors who voted in of
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    FOR CANCER RESEARCH.
    59 5 Reuter. Montreal, Feb 3.-Arising from sug■Wioaa from England that he should n:s offer of $100,000 to cancer J***rcn work, instead of as a reward fc tkc of a cure, Lord Atn hafl Cabled the Earl of Athlono °y the terms of his previous 1100 f bjt donatin
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    NEW ATLANTIC SERVICE.
    19 5 Reuter. [*J feb.4.-The United Ameri- of New York have purchasDateh steamers, accommodat- passengers, for the South-
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    GENOA SCHEME.
    172 5 French Reservations. Reuter. j Paris, Feb 3.—M Poincare has invited the Allied Governments to a preliminary consultation with a view to adopting a common line of conduct as regards Genoa, j The French Government's qualms regarding the outcome of a European conference are indicated semi-otiicially in a statement
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    MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
    135 5 Scenario Writer Shot. Reuter. Los Angeles, Feb 3.—A mysterious murder has taken place of William Desmond Taylor, a British ex-service man, the producer of many wellknown film plays, who was found dead seated at his writing desk in his house. A bullet was found to have passed through
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    FRANCE AND JAPAN.
    104 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb 3.—The International Chamber of Commerce entertained the Japanese mission at luncheon, presided over by its president, Senator Clementel, who, welcoming the guests, expressed his wish that the commercial and intellectual co-operation of Prance and Japan may become still more intimate. Mr Takuna Dan, in
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    TURNING THE TABLES.
    66 5 Reuter. Berlin, Feb 3.—A message from Riga states that a commission has been established in Moscow to assess the damage done to the Soviet Government by the Entente support of the Koltchak, Denikin, Yudenitch and Wrangel campaigns. It is stated that the Soviet delegation to Genoa will
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    CHINESE CONCERNS.
    1137 5 RESTITUTION OF TERRITORY. NEW CUSTOMS TARIFF. Reuter. Washington, Feb 3.—At a meeting of the Far Eastern committee, the Japanese announced the withdrawal of group five of the twenty-one demands. The only two treaties to be based on decisions of the Conference affecting China are, one dealing with the
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    FRANCO-GERMAN CONFLICT.
    119 5 A Serious Matter. Reuter. Paris, Feb 3.—According to the papers, the French Ambassador in Berlin handed the German Government a note demanding compensation and adequate punishment for all concerned in the plot resulting in a wellorganized grenade and machine-gun attack against a French barracks in Upper Silesia, ending
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    ITALIAN CRISIS.
    104 5 Reuter. Rome, Feb 2.—The Cabinet has decided to resign. The resignation is duo to loss of support in parliament, where, owing to hostility to the foreign policy and other causes like the alarm of the anticlericals at the recent actions of Catholic ministers on the occasion of the
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    BENGAL VIEWS.
    45 5 Reuter. Calcutta, Feb 3.—By 50 votes to 36, the Bengal Legislative Council has passed a resolution against the Government opposition, urging the withdrawal of repressive measures, (including the prohibition of meetings and processions) and recommending the release of all convicted under these measuree.—Reuter.
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    U. S. ARMY REDUCTION.
    32 5 Reuter. Washington, Feb 3—General Pershing, as chief of the army, has transmitted to Congress a Bill to reduce tbe number of army officers from j 17,000 to 12,000^-ft*zCe?.
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    GERMAN STRIKE.
    370 5 A VERY SERIOUS SITUATION. SERVICES AFFECTED. Reuter. Berlin, Feb 2.—A general strike of raiiwaymen, arising from a wages dispute, has begun, preceded yesterday by a genera! exodus from Berlin, when many thousands thronged the stations. Towns like Breslau and Frankfort-on-Oder are isolated. The situation in the south and
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    TRADING LOSSES.
    177 5 A Manchurian Venture. Reuter. London, Feb 3.—At a meeting of creditors and shareholders, held at the Board of Trade yesterday under a compulsory winding-up order against the British Manchurian Corporation, Limited, Mr Pepys, Assistant Official Receiver, presiding, said the Company agreed to acquire an option to purchase concessions
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    HONGKONG TROUBLE.
    68 5 Strong Action Taken. Reuter. Hongkong, Feb 8.—The Government ie taking strong action as regards tha aeamen's strike. The Secretary of Chinese Affairs has issued a proclamation that interference with the guilds which have no grievance will render the agitators liable to banishment Also the strikers may be deported.
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    CHURCH IN INDIA.
    42 5 Reuter. Calcutta, Feb 3—A meeting of clergy and laity, representing the ecclesiastical province of India, has decided to recommend to the Government that the Church of India pass from the authorities in England to Synods aad Asaambiies in India.—
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    PRINCE'S TOUR.
    363 5 VISIT TO BEGUM OF BHOPAL HONOURS FOR MALAYA. Reuter. London, Feb 3.—The Colonial Office announces that the Prince of Wales, on the occasion of his visit to the Malay States in March, will present the insignia of the Commandership of St Michael and St George to the Sultans
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    PILFERAGE EVIL.
    106 5 Committee's Report. Reuter. London, Feb 4.—The report of the Pilferage Committee, appointed by the Chamber of Shipping for the United Kingdom, states that the year after the Armistice claims were paid to shipowners exceeding the pre-war payments, on an average, twenty-fold. It deplores the lukewarm attitude of the
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    TO ELECT NEW POPE.
    15 5 Reuter. Rome, Feb. 4.—The voting conclave commenced to-day. Cardinal Marini participated.—Reuter.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    107 5 Sago flour is quoted at 1319. Tin is quoted at £161.7.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 16j- for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 30 in London; cube gambier at 36 On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, is at y.55, Egyptian cotton at 16.50. Black
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    111 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, February 6. Silver 34%. Hongkong 11% per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $52%. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—No enquiry. Tin:—Taipings $1.00 to $1.05, Norths $1.05 to $1.10, Souths 50 to 55 cents, Papans 17% to 22% cents, Xawng Pets 87% to 92% cents, Rawangs 57% to
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, February 6. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-32d Demand 2s 3 25-32*. Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 7-32u On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 17: On Hongkong— Bank demand draft p.- pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 66% On Java— Bank demand draft 134Vj On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    35 5 of C. Rubber Association, Singapore, February 6. nibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers tellers Spot 30 30% February 30% 31 Feb and March 30 32% April to June 33% 34% Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    27 5 Singapore, February 6. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—15% cts. London. —8%d. Singapore.—30 cts. Tone of Market. —Steady and quiet.
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    OBITUARY.
    39 5 Reuter. tondon, Feb 3.—The death is an nounced of Sir Edward Tootal Broadhurst, Bart, who was born in 1858. He was a director of the L and N Railway, and a well-known figure in Manchester business circles. —lieuter.
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    SPORT.
    428 6 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH CUP REPLAYS. Another Drawn Gam*. (From Out Own Corraapondant). Xuala Lumpur, Fab. 0,—The correspondent oi tha M Malay Hail" a) Lahore wiraa tha following raaulta ol saaond round replay* in tha English Cup: Huddersflald 2, Brighton 0, Not* Countj 0, Bradford C 0, aftaj extra time. Cardiff
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    YACHTING.
    424 6 RACE FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP. Yesterday morning saw the opening race for the President's 1921 Cup, bo named to distinguish it from trophies given later, after affiliation under Y R A rules. Eleven boats started in ideal weather conditions and a fine race was the outcome. It was a run
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    CRICKET.
    743 6 S. C. C. PRACTICE MATCH. There was another cricket practice snatch on the S C C ground on Saturday between Mf CantreU'a team and Mr Mitchell's team, and one or two new playec* ware en riew. Mr CansreU'a team, batting first, won easily. There were no aurpriaing eeorea, bat
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    84 6 TILDEN FOR WIMBLEDON. London, Jan 12.—Tilden has reconsidered his decision not to visit England. He has decided to compete at Wimbledon, essaying to be the first ehampion on the new centra court, as ha was tha last champion on the old centra court. Ho will play both in
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    MELBOURNE BEADY.
    40 6 Jan. 17.—Melbourne's Lawn Tennis Asociation has decided to issue a challenge for the Davie Cup with the full strength available for selection. The Association believes that it has an even money chance of regaining the trophy for Australia.
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    PRINCE'S CUP AT MADRAS.
    87 6 The race for the Prince of Wales's Cup was run at Madras and was won jby Khan Bahadur Hajee Ismail Sait's Abajala by a short head from the Maharajah of Mysore's Fashion Plate. Lord Willingdon's Way of an Eagle was third. H R H presented the
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    POLO.
    54 6 ARGENTINE vs. ENGLAND. London, Jan 17.—A Buenos Ayres telegram statea that a polo team from the Federation will sail for England on March 10th to participate in the British polo matches in May Fifty ponies are being shipped. The team, if successful, contemplate issuing a challenge to the American
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    BILLIARDS.
    109 6 STEVENSON IN JOHORE. As the Johore Civil Service Club o» Thursday evening Mr II W Stevenson met Mr C B Cooper, to whom he conceded 400 in a game of 800 up. The ex-champion ran out with a 25 unfinished when his opponent was at 51«. Stevenson's breaks included
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    THE TURF.
    54 6 LINCOLNSHIRE PROSPECTS. London, Jan 17.—Betting has commenced on the Lincolnshire Handicap, which will be run on Wednesday' March 22nd. Highlander has been quietly backed. Stable connections of Senhora, who finished second last year, have declined an offer of £10,000 to «00 about her. Star Grase is considered to
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    INTERNATIONAL MATCHES.
    31 6 Reuter. SCOTLAND vs. WALES. London. Feb 4.—At Edinburgh, at rupger, Scotland drew with Wales, 0 points all. At Wrexham, at soccer, Wales beat Scotland by 2 goals to I.—Reuter.
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    THE G.F.S.
    228 6 Lecture by Minn Campbell. An interesting lecture was delivered at St. Andrew's Hall on Friday afternoon by Miss Campbell, a member of the Central Committee, London, of the Girls' Friendly Society who has been turning India and Canada, visiting the different branches of tha Society there, and who
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    40 6 Rumphius, from Batavia 6-2. Ipoh, from Penang 6-2. Kuala, from Bangkok 6-2. Penang, from Labuan 6-2. Coen, from Palembang 6-2. Zaida, from Bangkok 6-2. Awa Maru, from Bombay 6-2. Circe, from Deli 6-2. fee* 6 .t. i
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    LOSS OF THE PERLIS.
    1644 6 FINDING OF THE COURT OF INVESTIGATION, Officer! not to Blame, The following report appear* in the Government Gazette of la*t Friday Court of investigation iato the ■ireuaiaianoee aUenuuig the ioee ol Uie u. Perl* of Pulo Pieang oa th« Weak Goaat oJ biam. Jiepof» ol Court:
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    152 6 The death rate for the weak ending Jan 28 was 31.74 per mille. Nationalities were Europeans 3 Eurasians 1, Chinese 182, Malays 15, Indians 19 with a total of 221, of which 171 were males and 50 females. Tha chief causes of death were Beri-beri 23, phthisis 27,
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    95 6 The Man Who Wouldn't Tell" is the title of a five-part feature film to be screened in the Empire cinema's change of programme; besides other tip-top items. "The Heart Line," a six-rtel Arthur Beck Pathe super feature, presenting Leah Baird, that charming and popular star, will be screened
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      421 6 THE m Q ARRET PATENT S.8. Typg u SINGLE TYLiNDER SUPERHEATED STEAM FORi\*BLE .iND >I vil ENGINE (Mon-Conae&siog) Richard Garrett /t Sons, Ltd., have b-en nuking cu f parimtnta with eoperh-ated steam for s-v*ral years, t' exhibited a lingla cjlinder Portabl* E <gin« d«iig u U y inoderat ly superheated
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      97 6 W A N T E D-Dactylorrspbr reading and fleetly French G.-cd salary to efficient man. Please apply to M<>B8a«erirt Maritimee, 2-D FinhyBon Greec BEXMA For Eczema A New Remedy Now used in hospitals and prescribed by doctors. super 'sing nurse (name of r.ur* .nd insti-utioo on appli" a ticn laaaw
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      62 6 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, F«b 6. High Tides.—4.1# a.m., 5.19 p.M. Victoria Theatre, famous soprano and British film, 9.15. To-morrow, Feb 7. High Tides.—5.17 a.m., 8.61 p.m. I C W A mtg. G F S, 10.80. Rent Board, 2.15. Victoria Theatre, famous soprano and British film, 9.15. Wednesday, Feb 8.
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      358 6 MAILS CLOSE. I To-day, Feb 6. Malacca A Muar *Sri Muar 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 p.m. > Port Swettenham A Penan* > *Kinta 8 p.m. i Pontianak Ban Fo Soon 3 p.m. Port Swettenham,* Penan*,* Madras A Negapatam, taking > mails for EUROPE, etc. (via Bombay) Teeata
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    DUFF DEVELOPMENT CO.
    3090 7 KELANTAN GOVERNMENT'S BREACH OF CONTRACT. Vital Importance of Arbitrator's Award, A general l meeting of tha shareholders of the Duff Development Company, Limited, was held on Dec 20 at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E C, Mr R W Duff (chairman and managing director) presiding. The Chairman said:
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      320 7 URODONALr dissolves tiric acid. erm ©I man i* age cf "^K^ laid URODOMAL, and fOM will IhcraSy avc-J Arterio Sciaroaia, m i< »11» of tha blooH aaaacli and rcr.<icrs tham stiff and brittla."* -r'.-.y a- .'V*'' LAS'CtRFAVX kite Prextent of ihe Aeadimie c': MtJectne, Far n, in hn Tree tie'
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      521 7 fNBROITS INJECTtOii M* ™£I1C PRESERVATITE in, 'IFALUBLE g!^B Prompt Relief for the MOST OP*/<'NATE CA SKS !ll ul :ilHLi(;e No other tie.nnent require'*- kna|SgaflK J j H Per™ Blitttere Co, NVholcn.-; > SINGAPORE J •>30*. WMM 4 LltM IhSMUni |H aid Mcgl-31 M Hi —yes, it j?*s lovely to feel
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      197 7 L NEW YEAR I JWJETfIUr GOODS We have received a splendid assortment j of our New Goods from Japan, China and India for the New Year. Opportunitylost is money lost. G.ve<us a look up before you make your New Year I purchases anywhere else. Pr;cj list is issued on request.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2219 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED. |N THE MARKET. Singapore, February 6. Messrs. LyaU and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following Utf of quotations. RUBBER.—DoIIar Shares. SSm Buyer*. SeUers. Dividends. Values. 0 15 0 25 1 Allenby j 20 1 40 25 per cent for year ended 30-9-2
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      145 8 I BUSINESS I QPPORTUfIiriES Maj be discovered every I day in (lie Advertising columns of the i I*' Malaya Tribune's H CLASSIFIED AIVEHTISEMENTS Wanted," For Bale" I "Tv Let," "Lost/ Found," and Trade Notices," Etc., Etc., will bring quick results. I Ii you have sum thiug to sell, or a
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      12 8 DRINK ASAhM_BEER Sole Ax*«ts: MITSUI BUSS AH KAl sHA BATTEKY KOAl). pgsjsAi^ffai
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      569 9 STEAMER SAILINGS P. *0. British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in Eaglanc.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Ihiva about Feb 5 Kalyan about Mar 19 Devanna about Feb 20 Plaacy about Apl
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      441 9 STEAMER SAILINGS v HUE 3F STEAMERS Monthly soilings to and fro.a AMusdU for cargo only, calling at Batavie, 8">nr*baya, j\d*l«t»*. *'elbon-ne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. *°0. 9 II "nijil .a>'» F.b. Id Mar. 6 bb ENOGGERA Mar. 11 April 8 bb EORELIA" April IS
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      440 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. LONDON LINE. Sado Maru Fab. 16 Kitano Maru Fab. 22 LIVERPOOL LINE, Malacca Maru Fab. 16 HAMBURG LINE. Lima Maru t Fab. 6 Matsuniuto Maru Fab. 18 NEW YORK LINE VIA SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE, Kaaagawa Maru ind Max BOMBAY UNE> Wakaaa Maru Jfau, 11 CALCUTTA UNA
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      386 9 STEAMER SAILING 9 0. S. K. THE OSAKA SHOaEN KAISHA LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 2 DE SOUZA STEJaBX PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE, ror PORT SAID. MARSEILLES, I '-.MM J.N, MA at UHU,. ROTTERDAM, AND ANTWERP. Andes Maru arr Feb 23 dep 24
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      598 9 AIMER SA1UWCT C' TT11 r nix, STEAM! P t Inesrpc... 4 it I g San Francisco Thofo desirous or th* Orient ihoi MONQgONC, gAJgBtUl, IUCa From HONGKONG U N*NKING lont, Feb W (First Claes fare, Rnojapore to lan Fi China, Singapore and Java, Service "Nile," ***** %Z^ t fO HONGKONG
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      618 10 WANTED. Sn— i id W <m l ~ie>— f» A STX!». A •>«R?w»Uor ebl* sal **;«v-Use**n:j> i only est t> :-if *jw«at »PW/ afeav***' JtfaU** Tjlfrajra. with SjBfJfel "3* 10 LET. .0 LBT«—Jtmi Ne. 3, Cecil Street, Ajpty iauUuie and Co., L.id. 11 'Jt L A IV-Greased Fleer Office* r»*.
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      623 10 NOTICE MAA&AS HINDU BBAJDILN HOTEL, Ajnandha Bhavan Ledge, ISO P*nanf Street, PENANG. NOTICE The Bxahange B*nks will be ;io«ed on 10th roe*., on too- unt of h< F e.ivfll. 3 3 10 a S. V. 1?. With the kind p-rmission of the oommUte» of itx> Harbour Board (Jlab, o the
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      372 10 INSURANCE. THE •VERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS La in iNeu soou, vy. Chairman. ->uon Tat, Lsq. Lim ouwtit Cnian, r.sq. Cnua i'on Siang, Lsq. Lea Tang Seng, Lsq. Yeo Lan heng, Laq. Ong hui Long, i^sq. Tan Soo Guan, t,%q. S. W ong, Lsq.
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      474 10 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, (Incorporated In the U. S. A.) OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY l>A.Na Or NliYV tOKiv.. Capital, surplus aud Uudmded Plants over U. S. *i*,OU0,000 straits ♦do,uuu,U0u ieuu Omee:—60 WALL STREET, NEW iUKK. uiondon Ulliee: —36 Bishopsgate, .>u..s Qsnoet 17 Piace, Toiozan. jau Francisco Otlice :—242 Montgomery
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      431 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England.) BY ROYAL CHARTER, l'aid u,> Capital in ttuo.uoo Snares of £6 eacn *\i,U0U,000 Keaerve Fund £3,600,000 Keaerve Liability of Pro. pnetora «,000,tOO BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      507 10 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 86 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street I luar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman, liatu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Paiembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, 13-ta via, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang.
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      459 10 To Make Room for New Stock Ia order to give effect to the above we are disposing of following from our stock at moderate prices. It is an opportunity that should not be lost. Bourges pressure gauges, brass Globe valves, seta of gun metal water gauges, brass flanged angle wheel
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      400 10 M. A. SAIBOO AND rn GENERAL MERCHANTS »v MONEY CEANGET^ 1 All are kindly solicited to 1 our shop at JOHNSTON S I'lER, Singapore. Foreign Coins of t I. k can be exchanged bJ2 here at any u me dealers in High Cuss C:g ar Cigarettes, Tobacco, etc. N.B.—Rates of
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