Malaya Tribune, 11 February 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. VoL IX- -No. 34 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921.
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      244 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Mau»*-eruil Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Per annum M 15 M Half-yearly r b> 7^o Per quarter 3.75 PoaUf* Extra 50 eta. per month. Daniel Crawford's, ißed Star FINEST OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. f $28.00 per dozen
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    SUNGEI GAU TIN.
    1263 2 INCREASED CAPITAL CALLED FOR. Cumulatire Preference Shares. The following to forwarded by tha Secretaries: The annual general meeting of tht Sungei Gau Tin Mining Company wm held at Gresham House yesterday, when there were present:—Messrs VV P Plummer (Chairman), H Robin9o» (Directors), W L Watkins, W E
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    DEATH IN NINE HOURS.
    78 2 Another New Disease. London, Jan 24.— A curious new disease has broken out •t Angora The victim, art struck down and die in nine hours. Th« trouble begins with violent shivering. Consciousness is lost after two hours. Several families have been wiped I out in one
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    THE BOSIEN TEA PARTY.
    115 2 One of Mr Page'a moat delicioiu ctms atmr ihm Mioisirv ot Jicck .ue Lad beeu formed, with Lwd Hubert Cecil iv charge. Loru Uob«r», aajittie Editor, waa high uimueu aud c.uc.iiatoiy, out biu auowieuge of a.uitnc»u nisiory was vtdtnilj, not witiioa. in |»p 8 t> Oue
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      683 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AU TIQ s Beg! to give notice that they have reserv certain, cteys *ot Sales ef freehold and Lease hold rroperties, Business Premises, Bu-ld Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION BOO*?, 14-1, OFLYEfiQ UAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties the above sales should
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      371 3 IN THE SECOND c ,IIOW AT 930 PM. Direct i hy ihe fariaoaa ERIO V N STHOHEVf Di?*etor and star'of tbat worv*erf nlj- c n PLINO HUSBAND" THE DEVIL'S g»AS3 KEY In 7 Part* 0,,e of thy mes 1 aensa tonally drnrnitio pic nre ever screened, a miracle cf del
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      698 3 !r* From Friday, February 10, to Wddnetdiy, February 15, 1922. Altaimbrs Aibeun it lz AT THE is tne onlf *cci ttaeatr* IS** /A. 11 $v 1 wivri Ortßditr 1 CftAea, Coffee ia* tha Rfev Tlxe Haa. 11 fo» Mur ie Md Fefttarei T«ea fttt. -T.-7-. BEACH ROAD. SMWI ■HPA Interyai»
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    TO=DAY'S SUMMARY.
    54 4 The Irish trouble is said to hare been due to death sentences passed on certain Sinn Feiners. Reprieves granted have not, apparently, had any effect yet. The Geddes Committee's economy recommendations are officially published. South Africa's strike trouble continues. Small-pox is bad again In Singapore. "Qals" has soma
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    780 4 Has it been dished or merely shelved We refer to the report of the Select Committee on Council Reform. The local public is still awaiting anxiously Mr Winston Churchill's pronouncement upon it. What further action is the S S A taking about it? We are reminded of
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    452 4 Owing to a case of rabies in Kuale Lumpur, doz le»«mn>r end hex lieon enforced there. ?he li l l« 8 vutkerm M2, due to errive thi» morning end SodoMN. 1 end 2. W«t ?dr from l. eristic 5»r> :<?c» et tne neM VennlNT-roed Cdepx". huele Eumpur. > «ll P
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    C.C.A. ANNIVERSARY.
    170 4 Social Gathering at Y. M. C. A. The members of the Chinese Christian Association celebrated their thirty-second anniversary in the V M C A last evening. There was a large attendance of members and their friends, and the evening was spent in social entertainment. A well arranged programme
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    THE WILLIAMS COMPANY.
    127 4 Via it to Singapore. The Williams Company, a group of talented artistes who have been touring the world, are at present in Singapore and are making their debut to the public of Singapore on Tuesday evening at the Liberty Hail. According to extracts from the New York
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    THE THAIPUSAM.
    157 4 The Hindu community of Singapore celebrated the Thaipusam festival throughout yesterday, all the temples of the different districts being centres of great attraction. The Chetty Temple in Tank-road was the gathering place of hundreds of the community. Last night, the Tempie was as usual open to visitors, and
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    SMALL-POX IN SINGAPORE.
    115 4 There has been another alarming jump in the small-pox statistics for Singapore. From nine cases the previous week, the cases reported during the week ending Feb 4 total seventeen, with five deaths. Two bodies have been "dumped". One was also dumped last week. Is this an explanation
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    GIFT TO PRINCESS MARY.
    59 4 The "Straits Times" has opened a fund for a wedding gift to Princess Mary, subscriptions being limited to from $1 to $5. Thoae who desire to, can send their subscriptions direct to our contemporary; or we shall be giao to forward any sume which mtent be
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    WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.
    51 4 De hi, Feb 9.-The Legislative Assembly haa agreed to sign the international convention for the euppreseloa of traffic ia women and children adoptad by tha League of Nation.. The proposal to raise the age limit of consent from 16 to 21 waa defeated by 32 to 24
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    A SLUMP CHANCE.
    32 4 London, Feb 9.—The United Serdang Rubber Plantations propose to increase the capital by £260,000 with a view to acquiring other Sumatra propertiee on advantageous terns owing to the •lu*m>~garter
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    THE PASSING SHOW
    634 4 BY "QUIZ.- The special COr tn, some very cannot help lh: „-J qJ the ox-races, etc., the Prince contrast. But h tr the first f.me bj and the Chines., ao J* should be of aa grfca *><■ any other in his tour. V. to mind how eat
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      208 4 I Maypole Soap i Will Dye to Any Shade But Wont Wash Out or Fade. Stocked In the following Colours— I. Hftvy Blue, Black, Dark Brown, Purple, f Price Cti. 40. D.vk Green Canary, Light Bine, i CerPe, Qrlm a on Heliotrope, Msrooa, Nut Brown, Orange, Pink, Scarlet, Aloe >
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      291 4 I TTiiiawiiiiiMiiaiiMiiiMiniiimninininiMiniHww 1 NEW SHIPMENT JUST TIB «IV ED a j Zinc Boiler Slabs! 1 Zinc Boiler Slabs II Zinc Boiler Slabs!!! Enquiries invited, apply to, GUAN KIAT 6* Co., Ltd,. j M, PHILLIP STREET. mjm Thones Nos. 3113 and 3114. I 1 sßsjjsjsjsjsjsjjsjsssjaißßSJSJS^^ I The best and the only
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    IRISH EVENTS.
    310 5 CAUSE OF TROUBLE EXPLAINED. ANOTHER RAID REPORTED. Reuter. London, Feb 9.—ln the House of Commons, Mr Churchill stated that o reply had been received from Mr Collins, who stated the outbreak was due to apprehension regarding the fate of Sinn Fein prisonera aentenced to death at Derry. Mr
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    SUGGESTED ECONOMIES.
    120 5 The Geddes Recommendations. Reuter. London, Feb 9.—The anxiously awaited report of Sir Eric Geddes' retrenchment committee is being published to-morrow. Then has been fierce discussion in the Press on Government's delay m cation, which is attributed to the activities of the Cabinet's revising "ees ia whittling down certain
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    83 5 Reuter. London, Feb 9.—Horrockses have reduced cotton cloths approximately ten per cent.—Reuter. Reval, Feb 9.—The Great Northern Telegraph Company's Petrograd to Peking line has been restored as far »s Irkutsk.—Reuter. Berlin, Feb 9.—The North German Lloyd has resolved to increase its «pital by 125 million to six hundred
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    A COSTLY AFFAIR.
    49 5 Reuter. Berha, Feb 9.—The leaders of the municipal employees have decided to eu off the strike, owing to the risks the men not being reinstead. Many hundreds of millions of marks damage has been caused to locomotives trough their being abandoned ia the ey the railwayman.—Reuter
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    S.AFRICA'S TROUBLE.
    28 5 Reuter. Johannesburg, Feb B.—Ths strike obstinately continues, snd all efforts 4 settlement have hitherto been abortive. Four militant itrika leaders have *rrested for incitement to violenses
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    TRANSPORT BURNED.
    57 5 Reuter. New York, Feb B.—The transport Northern Pacific was burned to the edge off Delaware Bay after 7* crew had been taken off by steam- 9a response to wireless calls. f& ur shipyardmen aboard are remissing. Tc v »ssel had been purchased by n Admiral Line for service
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    ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY.
    898 5 ANNUAL MEETING OF STRAITS BRANCH. Changing the Name. The annual meeting of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society was held at Raffles Museum yesterday, Dt R 0 Winstedt presiding. There were also present Messrs I H Burklll, A J Amery, B Nunn, Major Moulton (hon.
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    318 5 AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTION. There is already distinct evidence of interest in the Amateur Photographic Section of the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition. At a recent meeting 1 of the Malayan Camera Club, held in Kuala Lumpur, a small collection of pictures submitted by various members of the Club to the Exhibition
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    THE LATE SIR FRANCIS MAY.
    304 5 Nearly Assassinated. The recent announcement by Reuter of the death, at Home, of Sir Francis Henry May, former Governor of Hongkong, recalls a rare instance of a cadet in the Civil Service of a Colony becoming Governor of that Colony. Sir Francis May had a
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    74 5 It has been estimated that there are 600,000,000 aorea of foreat lend in Canada aboat half of whlah ia covered with merchantable timber Dedaotlng the arnoant already clear ed and eat by lam bar men. and eat!, mating 3,000 board feat par aore, there shoald remain a told of 3,379
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    WEALTH OF MOROCCO.
    611 5 DEPOSITS OF COPPER AND PHOSPHATE. The discovery of from 200 to 600 miles of copper deposits in French Morocco, with an ore seam averaging about 150 ft in depth and one foot in thickness, has caused renewed interest to be taken in tho mineral wealth of the
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    CURIOUS TRAIN ACCIDENT
    220 5 Northamptonshire Mystery. London, (undated). —The GlasgowLondon and Euston-Birmingham expresses, when passing each othei at Blisworth, simultaneously struck an unknown object in the darkness. A number of carriages were damaged, apd one person was killed and 18 were seriously injured. Officials describe the mysterious erash as Inexplicable, and
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    CHANGE OF GARRISON.
    486 5 MESSAGES OF EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION. The following letters have passed between the Officer Commanding 1st South Staffordshire Regiment and the Singapore Branch of the ExServices Association of Malaya:— The Officer Commanding 1st Battn. The South Staffordshire Regiment Tanglin Barracks Singapore. Dear Sir, It is with many regrets that
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    PREMIER TO PRINCE.
    345 5 Congratulation* from Mr. Lloyd George. Delhi, Jan 27.—The following communications have passed between His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and the Prime Minister:— From the Prime Minister: My colleagues and I wish gratefully to express to your Royal Highness, on behalf of the British people, our
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    HEALTH AND CLIMATE.
    336 5 Danger of Neurasthenia. Mr G D Lucas was a pleasant companion and an efficient and accessible official whose tragic and ununieiy death is regretted on all sides. Once again it serves to drive home the truth that as soon as a European out here begins to show
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    LEWIS AND PEAT WEEKLY REPORT.
    194 5 Sing-pcre, Feb 9. Since our last issue there is very little change to report in the market and prices hays facta t'ftl within margin of abo.u one cent. Tit recent liquidation both in Loncjn and locally appears to b; fin.si.cd and the result has had
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    80 5 break down and become a mental case, although he may not do hiraflklf injury, his chances of recovery are much more remote than they would be under skilled treatment in Europe. All the alienists are agreed as to that. The human brain is such a very delicate piece of mechanism
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      144 5 Th* Conway-Stewart-Original tcp British-Made M Liver Made as well as a Pen can be made. Looks -%*£&w and Acts like a JSy Ci.ararteed Guinea *$1F Go ,!,pp,;d m aium nibs Peil. |W From $S aid Up JĔUW st&tloners and Jewellers. Tbe So:e Agents' .r S S., I *|§r Weill Montor,
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      329 5 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Feb. 11. Muar Malacca •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Penang,* Colombo Bombay* Wakasa Maru 2 p.m. Hongkong* Amoy Euryalus 2 p.m. Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Patani, Singora,* Bandon Bangkok* Prachatipok 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang *Klang 8 p.m. Muar Malacca *Hong Keat 3 p.m. Saigon Hongkong* Hongkheng 8
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    SPORT
    240 6 FOOTBALL. S.C.F.A. LEAGUE GAME. ONG HUP KENG, hon secretary oi the White Star Club, writes In reply to "Penang Visitor's" correspondency ia your paper oi the Bth inst, relating to the S.C.F.A League match, I wish to make known ths following facts 1. The three players who cams from
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    CRICKET.
    191 6 S.R.C. t. LANKA UNION. The all-day cricket match between the Lanka Union and the S.R.C. on the Ciub ground yesterday was spoilt by the rain, and had to be abandoned just as the Lanka Union commenced batting. Play commenced at 10.45, the S.R.C. going in first and making n
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    HOCKEY.
    118 6 NEGRI SEMBILAN v. SINGAPORE. Negri Sembilan are playing Singapore at hockey to-day at Seremban. Bully off at 5 o'clock. Negri Sembilan play in colours. The following will represent Negri Sembilan :—Kingston Craiggy, Standley Wood Cromie, Jacques St George, Jeff, Owen, Ryves, Ashworth. Reserves Moffat and Weare. The visitors, who
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    THE TURF.
    125 6 SPRING HANDICAPS. London, Jan 27.—The weights for the Grand National, Lincolnshire and other important Spring Handicaps have just been published. Sir Huon, as expected, heads the Grand National with 12 st 7 lb. Shaun Spadah, last year's winner and Silver Ring come next with 12st 3 lbs H6
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    PINGPONG.
    43 6 V.M.C.A. CHAMPIONSHIP. The following ere the result* of Ue first three ties in the V M C A pingpong championship tournament: Tan Ah Hung beat Han Kirn Liang. S Abed beat Kiong Woon Kew. John Lim beat Tan Jui Ngah. 6— 4\
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    BOXING.
    1001 6 CARPENTIER v. COOK. The Frenchman's Right. London, Jan 12.—Cook arrived in London from his training quarters before lunch. He was enthusiastically cheered as he entered an hotel in the Strand. On the bonnet of his motor car as a mascot ha had a doll dressed as a ballet dancer
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    76 6 SOUTH AFRICA AND NORTON. London, Jan 26.—Norton is being urged fo agree tt> play for Sooth Africa in the next Davis Cup Competition. It is being pointed out to him that he is under moral obligation to do so in view of the fact that he learned his
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    124 6 To-day, Feb. 11. High Tides.—9.2l a.m., 10.39 a.m. SCC Cricket Tournament Begins, Merchants vs. Bankers, Brokers and Insurance. Cricket, S R C vs. Police Club. Taipusam Fireworks, Reclamation, 9. Charity Fancy Dress Bail, Mem. Hall. To-morrow, Feb. 12. High Tides.—lo.o9 a.m., 11.17 p.m. Swimming Club launches: To.—9,
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    119 6 The wedding took place in St George's Church, Penang, on Wednesday morning, the Rev Keppel Gamier officiating, of Mr Thomas Arthur Owles, of Johore Bahru, only son of the late Mr A H Owles, and of Mrs Owles, Finchley, London, N, and Miss Alice Mackay Brown, elder daughter of Mr
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    529 6 S Andrew's Cathedral Services. Septuagesima Sunday Feb. 12, 1323. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Chexal). 9.16 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. Children's Service. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. on Friday at 8
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    JAPAN'S DIPLOMACY.
    1383 7 LOSS OF ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE. What It Means. Failure of Japan to cope with the diplomatic representatives of other nations is realized by one writer in Tokyo, who discusses the Washington Conference and its effect on Japan's year diplomatically, This particular writer points out that Japan has faileu thus
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    AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.
    146 7 Mr Major, Principal of R'po College, Oxford, whose alleged berea baa been brought to tbe notice of th" Bishop of Oxford, haa now been supplied with the| list of charges made against him by the Rer. C E Donglas. One of tbe chief points of tbe alleged
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    30 7 H H. the Aga Khan embarked in the P O s.s. Macedonia at Marseilles on Jan 20, for India. Miss Ethel M Dell, the novelist, ia betrothed *> Colonel G Savag*,
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    THE RUBBER SHOP.
    601 7 WOOD-CUM RUBBER PAVING. Paper from Latex. The London correspondent of ths Times of Ceylon writes Leaving Gracechurch Street I made for No. 40, Fenchurch-street whare, I understood, the new 100 per cent rubber shops was already opened. But I found it still in tha hands of the
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      398 7 I Life's Minor Troubles —the small every day worries, g cares and disappointments which are the common lot of humanity —will be home all the m ore easily C when the health is sound. Ths S bodily condition has a consider- g nble influenc* upen the mind, the source of
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      182 7 C H OTIRMALL' THE CHEAPEST SILK STORE. Opportunity Lost is Money Lost Heavy shipments in Silk and curios have enabled us to offer cur stock to the Public at the lowest possible prices. A VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU OF IT. •1-52, HIGH STREET. TE L. 1957. William Caxton first introcuced
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2096 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore February 11. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the to 110 11 quotations. RUBBER.—Dollar Shares. is9Ufc Buyers. Seller.. Dividends. Value?. Q 15 0 25 1 Allenby l 10 1 30 25 per cent for year ended 30-9-2t x
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    AIRCRAFT USES.
    861 8 PERIL TO HUMANITY. Plea for Abandonment. A F Prevost Battersby, in a letter to the London Observer says Five years ago you let me voice an appeal in the Observer for ihe suppression of all aircraft when the war was over. Can you find space for another effort
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    STRAY DOGS
    491 8 CRUELTY BY Ni A Dog niu there no hiug Ml the »»Nt)liiwß r- latif to d I epscau be tak-1: fcodti io«s looming tbe rtrei it M illh—fljlllij ui*y 1...... v ire wt a aeoner collar i:»-ck* witn a tuu. k pa atucbed It is an Beared i
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    GEDDES EDUCATION "CUTS."
    268 8 Ministers taid to L niavourable. The CsbiLt Ceaaaaittea oa the receuinitr. j.. ia* of U fl Oaaaavncaaffectingi irdDajarti ■iiala|ai' held eeetalai tag* d* week It i- aaderetood dial p proposed reduc i v in th) toac»:iun aadaaasaa h*-. 11 v QnJ t eoaaiaai •.ion. ..Though the Rep
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      150 8 BUS NESS 1 OPPORMiriES Ala; be discovered every da;> in the Advertis- I ing columns of the i- "Malaya Tribune's" i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted/ For Sale/ 1 rf To Let/ "Lost,'' i Pound, w and Trade p Notices," E c, Etc-, will I bring quick ;esultB. I It you have
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      432 9 STEAMER SAILINGS M» DUE OF STEAMERS j Monthly to and from A«m Id oarsri o* ly, eUHng at i Bebavle, Smf hayn, F m«r» ><. a awt **ydoey. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Frb. 9 oa V v Id Mar. 6 is ENOGGBRA Mar. II April 8
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      381 9 STEAMER SAILING* O.S.K. THS i OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA LIMITED. (Incorporated ia Japan.) I NO. IDE SOUZA STREET, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN UNB. tm PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, AND AAiWKRP. Andes Mara get Feb S3 dep 24 Amiui Maru March Altai Mara Apr}!
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      660 9 STEAMER SAILINGS I CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporate in B S. A.» San Francisco Service Those desirous ol s<*ejog tot* o<"Sut sh ravel by tke seeal) ir» HONGKONG, SHANGHAI* NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLOLU A SAN FRANCISCO, From HONGKONG NANKING 15 fOO tent, F*b 90 (Flrrt Glass fare, Singapore te San
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      654 10 WANTED. r 1 i 9 i ii" tm W \NTED.—A oomoosi'or able to #*i ariaeiUtavjeantl 1 only m ■jiiliiH—d BMO need appiy to th* Mnn ger, M*lnya Tribune whh r- c I i testimonial!. 12 0.0, WANTS D. —Janior Typlai. ■bor hand not Mantis', Immediate ergagexmd apply No. 118 c/o
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      475 10 NOTICE MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL. Anandha Bhavan Lodge, 130 Penang Street, PENANG. NOTICE, Two hon sea to ba let In B bq\ Road and North BrFge Bead. 0 s Lt rally situated and most an! able for motor oar hiring bnaineaa. For (artion'ari apply to Qhia Oheng Jlr, 57, The
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      434 10 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OWNED BY THB NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NBW YORK, Capital, Surplus and Undivided Pronto Over U, 814,000,00« Straits $30,000,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office:—36 Bishopsgats, Lyona Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Montgomery Street. BRANCHES. Chins:—Shanghai, Hongkong,
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      508 10 BAWLS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang &6 Beach Street Malacca 131 Joaker Street Muar 77-79 Jalaa Suleiman, Beta Pahat 109 Jalaa Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, Saa Fremcteee, B«tnvin, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pentianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised $20,000,000
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      436 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England.) BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital ia «300,000 Share* ef £6 each 000,000 Reaerre Fend «,«00,000 Reserve Liability af Proprietors sQJIMM BANKERS] Bank ef England. London Joint City aad Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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      537 10 INSURANCE. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated in tho S.S.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lim Nee Soon, Etq., Dy. Chairman. One Boon Tat, Sot*, Lint Cnwee Cniaa, fia% Chun Poh Siang, Eaq. Lee, Pang Seng, Ess, Yeo Baa Eaag, Eat> Ong Hin Hong, Esq, Taa boo Guan, Esq. S. Q. Wong,
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      422 10 M. A. SAIBOO AND n GENERAL MERCfl \\Te MONEY CHAN«' tI S s AND All are kindly solicit* h our shop a t JOHNSTON S Pi Singapore. Foreign Coins of all kka. can be exchanged vr h here at any t:me dealers in High Claw C e Cigarettes, Tobacco, et
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