Malaya Tribune, 27 February 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. yd IX.- No. 47 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1922.
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    PIT-BOY TO PREMIER.
    858 2 AUSTRALIA'S NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER. Nearly 40 years ago a yoang coal. miner determined to seek bis fortane in the new world and embarked in a sailing ship for Aastralia. To-day hp is returning to tbe country of hia birth as Australia's High Oommls sioner in Loudon Joseph
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    THE PRINCE ON THE FILM.
    487 2 PICTURES OF THE TOUR. A film describing in detail the earlier ■tages of the present visit of the Prince of Wsles to India is being shown, among other places, at the Royal Opera House, Coveat Garden, before the English colour film, The Glorious Adventure." Technically
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    242 2 Singapore, Feb 23. The tone of the Market continues "weak and prices have had a further decline. Rumours tnat compulsory restriction is not likely, anyhow in the near future, have not helped matters, and sellers who until recently have been holding off have now come forward.
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    56 2 A Canton correspondent writes to thi .«C M»: The situation here i« pn -'tty black. I think there is little dotubt that Bolshsvik propaganda is buny here, though the local governme nt may not be involved in it. There ha* been a strong anti-foreign feeling for many months now and
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      123 2 HALF PRICE SALE For 3 Days only 25 h, 27ih and 28th February. Everything displayed on the Counter- will be offere! at Half the usunl Prices. Won't Forget 'the Dates. JHLOja: <&; Co., 83, Bras Baifth Road. j "—yes, it is lovely to I lam getting strong again" j Only
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      421 2 fmK PILLS Your health, strength and energy depend upon the condition of your blood. If you feel weak and out-of-eerta, if you suffer with indigestion, rhemmatis pains, palpitations, sleeplessness, bsd dreams, pains in the bask, are anaemic, low-spirited, nervous and lacking in go," the only way to set matters right
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      371 2 Electrify Your Bungalow! Why be content with old fashioned, dangeroog keroteDe oil lamps when you can have electric I gbte in your homo at the same running OOSt We oan supply, from sUck Matthews' Plant 15 SO lamp capacity, complete with 10 oell ghat j »r batteriei (80 ampere-hour oapa*
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      838 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUCTIONS 3teM*a wiring ROE 1 Beg to give notice that they have r e certain days tor Baton c? Freehold hold Properties, Business Premises Bui]* 51 Land, etc., at their U d ng NEW AUCTION EOOtt*, C OLLYER QrjAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including
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      295 3 IN THE BEOOND BHOW AT 9.30 P.M. A Universal special attraction featuring HARRY OAREY greatest of all Western charaoter portrayers in hia new galloping lovo dram* THE FREEZE OUT In 5 R cli A piotore which diffars entirely from sootl of the Btoriei which thht popnlar star hsi depicted on
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      650 3 The "**"rl^** gm r From Wedneidft y. February J2, to Moniiy, February 27, 1982. AttMlbri lit ?ftc&tre AT THE fa I I_ tabes Coffee I ad tilt BEST Tlie H n Mwsie and Featavti Tot, etc I mmum. beach road. served I iatlfm durl. g I Intervals I A MULTI
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      737 3 "Jerque, of the Silver North," story of thnlls, love and friendship. At the I r-jMI To-Nigtat thin, in the people try to make it He's a friend Sf mme s U ce a& many •ion, heard every ten minutes. But he m u.liv is nnl or^ ,nary exprts aequaintance. There's
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    52 4 DEATH. Blow Joo Yah.—At hii retidenoe Bend a Hilir, Malaooa, Unole of Mmri. Slow Ohoon Leng and 8iow Hay Tam. and the father of Mauri 8low Ohoon Hook, Ohoon Slew and Oboon Ohoan. The fnDeral will take plaoe on Febrnarj 28th at 10 a.m prompt. 35 3 s
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    PROHIBITION FAILING?
    704 4 Most people assume that prohibition has come to stay in America, and there is an almost general idea that it will come to stay in Great Britain and other countries as well in due course of time. It is hard to imagine Malaya under a prohibition law. but
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    599 4 Capt J W Lay, R G A, arrived on Feb. 19. Capt R N More, 2nd Bn. Middlesex Regt, arrived on Feb. 20. The Band of Hope will meet at the V W C A on Wednesday, at 4.30 p.m. Army schoolmistress Mrs L J E Spencer arrived on Jan.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    144 4 Latest Figures. The Singapore Volunteers now number 1,167. The European Company numbers 610, Eurasian Company 190, Chinese Company 178, Malay Company 154, S F A Company 55. Included in the Europeans are 77 colour service and five reserve service for the Scottish Company. The Europeans are divided into
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    594 4 Mr E E F Pretty has been appointed to act as Second Assistant Secretary. The Colonial Forces Long Service medal has been awarded to Pte W Hamilton of the Penang Volunteers. During January 82 vessels entered and cleared Bangkok of a total tonnage of 74,363. Passengers were 4,000 odd inward
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 4 (We do not neeesaarUy opinion, expressed by jZ? denta.) 0
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    BASQUE 1NDUSTRIELLE DB CHINE.
    100 4 BASQUE 1NDUSTRIELLE D B CHINE. From P DUKHlErjj w Local Branch I 72 yon JS? to following oommumoation earUeet convenience ,0,Ir Mr Pernette, the ex.. ad, resigned hi, J"* Hil incceaaor was Mr JJ plei a retired general the Banqoe Francaise t EjJ pour lWlque dn Bad, 35 uia tnrn
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    A SCHOOL QUERY.
    117 4 From DI«SA*POINlED:Thefol. towing exerciae w»a given to aekni consisting of teaoners: p fe p are illustrations for a leason on the prodnoiiou's and induatriee of Malaya for standard V. Many of mt teaohert interpreted the queaUon m their own way and spent houn in doing the work
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    WARWICK COMEDY CO.
    52 4 Pygmalion.' There was a crowded house to s« Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," repeated by the Warwick Comedy Co, at th« Victoria Theatre on Saturday. The whole production was a splendid success but was notable for two personal triumphs—Miss Gertrude Godart a« Eliza Doolittle and Mr Edgar Warwick as
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    ST. GEORGE'S DAY.
    61 4 Kinta Decision. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Feb 27.—At the first au«i meeting of the Royal Society of Sain: George, Kinta branch, Major Nutter presiding, the report and account* were adopted. It was decided to ceiebrate It George's Day with a dance, and send an address of
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    PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT.
    61 4 Reminder for Eurasians. Member* of the Eurasian Community are reminded of the announcement which appeared in the issue of the 16th inst., that applications is writing, accompanied by cash, for tickets of admission into the encioiure reserved for them, must be sent in to the President
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    PERAK WEDDING.
    98 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Feb 27.—The marriage took place in the Mission Church at Siuawan on Feb 22 of Mr Harold Edwan. Robertson, of Ayer Tawah Estate, ana Miss Dorothy Morris Dorling, eldeat daughter of Mr and Mr? Walter Dorling, of Rosyth, Sutton, Surrey, The bride was
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    RAHMAN TIN.
    58 4 Extraordinary Meeting. At an extraordinary nret Bg Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Mr 0 ■> presiding, resolutions were ronnr "J acquiring the properties, I**. stores of Rahman Tin for »W» by the issue of ten SMIHSisM the capiul of the JJJ to $1,000,000 by the creation of w. additional shares
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    NEWS FROM INDIA.
    381 5 Prince's Welcome: Railway Strike: Congress Meeting. Strange Patiala Report. Reuter. Prince of Wales' o»mp, Lahore, I flb> J5 —H. R. H, the Prince of ffslei arrived at Lahore this afternoon, bavin* broken the jourD ey from Patiala to lay the foanUtion stone of an Indian Military j
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    IRISH ISSUES.
    59 5 Better Outlook. Reuter. London, Fsb. 26.—A series of conference* between Mr Churchill, in the Colonial Office, with representatives of the South Irish and North Irish Gcvcrnraents with regard to the three months delay ia the Irish elections, ended this morning. The South Irish representatives are reranung to Ireland
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    ITALIAN CABINET.
    79 5 Reuter. Rome, Feb 25.—The ex-Minister of fisssßS, Sr. Facta, is formiag a Ministry.—Reuter. Rome, Feb 26.—The King has approved of th* former Finance Minisis* Factas,' list of Ministers, comlUBSJ eight Democrats, three member? of the Popular or Catholic party ■a Agrarian, one Socialist Reformist, »2d one Right Liberal.
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    RAND POSITION.
    51 5 Reuter. Johannesburg, Feb 25—Government «called for a thousand special con•tablea. commando has kidnapped ■j roughly bandied a colliery official T c °mpanions, but subsequent- leased them-Reuter. Feb 26.—Five suc:ve Samite explosions occurred r on e of the shafts of the City «»ne, but did not produce any w
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    MORE NEURASTHENIA.
    55 5 M ORE NEURASTHENIA. Reuter. J*ndon, Feb 25.—A well-dressed ;r^ w as lulled by falling under a fcv ai South Kensington station. sJT lde ntified as Mr George Croll, J of Ha rrisons and Crosfield _or tw ent y rubber companies aatherewith. ship* reCently resi »»ed his chairmanX 10 prolon «»d
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    GERMAN AERONAUTICS.
    39 5 Reuter. i— Feb 24-—Tha Commission of C r t!Contrel h Ger■g !l AlIiw are l P re nt negotintwL?* the futar ■5 mZ\ L f aercnau tics in GerH |tj r nn th subsequent abolition control Commission.—Reuter.
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    FURTHER FAILURES.
    17 5 Reuter. asn to Peb> 26 —Three comtw I Un "nportant brokerage ***se*l* failed. The week's
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    BRITISH SHIPPING.
    100 5 Hint to Foreigners. Reuter. London, Feb 24.—The Chamber of Shipping has passed a resolution urging an early substantial reduction in wages afloat and ashore, and dock and port charges and dues, and all other working costs also urging Government to direct the attention of foreign Governmnts, who recently
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    BANQUE INQUIRY.
    90 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb 25.—The demand presented to the Chamber for the appointment of a commission of enquiry of thirty-three members "to throw the fullest light on the political responsibilities of every kind engaged in the affair of the Banque Industrielle de Chine" was signed by twenty deputies, including
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    LIBERAL SEAT.
    40 5 Reuter. London, Feb 25.—The Bodmin byelection caused by the death of Sir Charles Hanson resulted as follows Isaac Foot, Independent Liberal, 13,751 Major-General Sir Frederick Poole, Coalition Unionist, 10,610. This gives a turnover of more than 3,000 votes.—Reuter.
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    NAVAL ECONOMIES.
    40 5 Reuter. London, Feb 25.—The Admirality has issued a statement claiming to have made further large reductions, which have now been approved, reducing the proposed estimates for 1922—1923 by twenty-two millions, to a total of under sixty-one millions sterling.—Reuter.
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    FERDIE ESCAPES.
    37 5 Reuter. Pans Feb 25.—A telegram from Mayence says that twq shots were fired without result at ox-King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, when he was leaving the opera at Munich.. His assailant, a Bulgarian, was arrested. —Reuter,
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    COVERED-COURT TENNIS.
    22 5 Reuter. St Moritz, Feb 26.—The Frenchman Cochet has won the final of the men's sigles worlds covered-court ten rue chaaipjoTtehip.—Router.
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    AMERICAN ITEMS.
    295 5 QUESTION OF TREATY RESERVATION. INTERNATIONAL ATTITUDE Reuter. Washineton, Feb. 25,—TV Foreign Relations Committee ha agreed to a reservation to the Fon Power Paot, providing that the United States is not committed to an armed force, alliance or obligation to join in defenee.~Reoter; Washington, Feb. 34.— President Harding has
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    ROYAL WEDDING.
    160 5 The Preparations. Reuter. London, Feb 25.—Crowded Lou don is taking an evergrowing interest in Tuesday's Royal wedding at Westminster Abbey, and is making feverish preparations. The wedding oake was delivered yesterday, snd stands six feet high and weighs over five hundred pounds. A feature of the cake is
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    INSURANCE FAILURE.
    115 5 Due to Speculation. Reuter. London, Feb. 25—Ia r, d to oalm any doubts regarding the reasons for the failure of the City Equitable, the Official Receiver hai made a itatement that invest! Rations hitherto show that the immediate cause of the failure has been the company's highly speculative
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    ANOTHER MANILA CALAMITY.
    22 5 Reuter. Manila, Feb. 26.-.A disastrous are resulted in eight hundred houses being burned down. Four thousand persons are homeless.—Reuter.
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    BALTIC BLOCKADE.
    24 5 Reuter. Stockholm, Feb. 26.—The ice blockade at Gothenburg has broken. Fourteen ships which were held up off Vinga lighthouse have arrived at
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    LABOUR TROUBLE.
    164 5 EMPLOYERS THREATEN LOCKOUT. 500,000 MEN AFFECTED. Reuter. Lmdor, Pnh J6 —A na;f ,oaoriili haa ariteD in the engineer:as industry. The employer! gave notiee of a lockout on Maroh II in oonneetion with a diipnte over the freedom of management with regard to overtime, aa to which a ballot
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    125 5 Trade Ship Not Sailing. Reuter. London, Feb 25.—A feature of the improved cotton market is the substantial orders from China.—Reuter. Prague, Feb 25.—The Polish Minister categorically denies the reported existence of a secret treaty between Poland and Hungary.—Reuter. London, Feb 25.—It has been decided to postpone the sailing
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    SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC.
    195 5 Three Cases a Day. The local small pox epidemic reached its highest reord, so far. duriug the week ending Feb 18 when there were 21 oases, or an average of three per day, with two deaths. The 21 small pox oases occurred as follows: Foar at 141 Prinsep
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    95 5 The death rate for tbe week ending Feb 18 waa 29.59 per mille. Nationalities were Europeans 1 Eurasians 1, Chinese 166, Malaya 21, Indiana 16 with a total of 2C6, of which 154 were males and' 52 females. The chief caaaea of death were Beri-beri 13, phthisis 34,
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    35 5 Amouat previously acknowledged $<)o£9 Young Men Friendly Society 68 Mr Lee Choon Guan 100 Messrs. Chan and Eber 200 Messrs. Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd. 200 $9597 GOH HOOD KIAT, Hon Secretary.
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    20 5 The work of laying the untitled •be supply of water to Tai j. D Rba houses will be commuooed to.dsy.
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    PREMIERS' MEETING.
    280 5 Mr. Lloyd George's Plan. Reuter. Pt*iV Feb 25 —The Lloyd Georg —P sneeta meeting a; Pouiogoe it- cribed to the instruim-n'alir.v ct Lord Derby. The meetifg will be very brief, owing to the necessity for the Premier retnrnlng to confer with Mr Griffith end Mr Collins on the
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    ROMA MISHAP.
    90 5 Vessel Unsafe. Reuter. London, Feb. 24 —A menag* from Mew York states that a tenia, don haa been oaused by the pnbli. oation of letter! recently written to oil father by Lieutenant Bmythe. viotim of tbe Roma airship dinner, in wbieh he declared that the ihip behaved 10
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    LANDRU'S END.
    95 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb 24—M Millerand has rejected tbe appeal for mercy bt Laudra, who, conseqaentlv will be guillotined,—Reuter. Versailles, Feb 25.—Laodra, the French blaebeard, waa executed at dawn. Be maintained calm to tba very end and never oeaaed to protest his innocence. He sornpaloaaly attired himself and impassively
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    67 5 Circe from Deli 27-2. Westfalen from Hamburg 27-2. Batavier from N a tunas Isl 27-2. Singaradja from Deli 27-2. Coen from Palembang 27-2. Kelantan from Malacca 27-3. Singapore from Sambas 27-2. Ipoh from Penang 27-2. Hong Ho from Trengganu 27-2. Melchier Treub, from Sours bay a 27-2.
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    167 5 Shanghai, Feb 10.—Loh Kwa Ming, accountant of the Shanghai Mint, was arrested at Chekiang Industrial Bank where he had just completed cashing the last of a number of forged cheques totalling $87,000. He waa about to abscond to Kobe, according to charges by the police, $27,000 ia. said to have
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    MALAYA-BORNED EXHIBITION.
    284 5 Western Art Section. Colonel T yf ju o l getc t h g r oeiv»d ajrood many *t qiiri«< B from various parte of MJaya »nd one point of doubt ii what constitutes amateur, ai oompared with professional work. It waa intended to make the Art Section representative
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    55 5 January Crop Reljuras. Meaars Pateraon, Simons and Co, Ltd, A pent? Trafalgar 3,460 lbs. Total to date 32,560 lbs. Trafalgar 9,000 coconuts. Total te date 117,000 coconuta. Keala Pergau 29,954 lbs. Total to date 351,327 lbs. Sung-ei Matang 24,265 lba. Total so date 24,266 lbs. Laras 36,331 lbs.
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    JAPANESE MERCHANT ATTACKED.
    200 5 Mr Kunihiko Komura, a Japanese merchant who lives at 59 Robinsonroad, Hongkong, had an unpleasant experience late at night when he set out from Blake Pier in a Walla Motor boat to go aboard the steamer Anashina Maru. When about half way across the harbour, he happened
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    STRAITS CHINESE DECORATION FUND.
    122 5 (HJ2.11. The Prince of Wales.) SEVENTH LIST. Amount previously acknowiedted Wan h.ee Aaaociation 60 Luck Too Club 40 Rendesvous Benevolent Club 30 Java Chinese Student Association 20 The Empire Studio Ltd. 10 Collected by Mr Ghoh Yam Cheangf Mr Lee Choon Guan 100 Tan Chew Kirn
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT
    114 5 Singapore, February 27. Silver 32%. j Hongkong 4% per cent premium. Shanghai 71)4. Three Months Gold -53 Share Market—Dull. Rubbers.—Few enquiries. Allenbys 18 cents, Tambalaks are enquired for, CraigieJess 50 cents, Bassetts 57% to 62% cents. Tins.—Taipings $1 to $1.05, Norths $1.06 to $1.10, Souths 52%
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, February 27. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 MTto i* emiiud 2s a 25-a-u Private 3 months, sight Zs 4 3-lua lOn India— Bank Tel. Transfer 177 jOn Hongkong Bank demand draft 4% px. pm. On BfcasMpfsaJ Bank demand draft On Java— Bail* demand draft On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    54 5 C. of C. kuboer Association, Singapore, Feoruary 27. iiibbed Smoked Sueet Uo*.ug t'rioei. Spot 27 March 2o* 27 April to June 2« 2jV* Juiy to Sept 30 31 Tone oi Market.—Quiet. Fred Co„ Ltd. Singapore, February 27. To-days closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—15 eta. London.—7Tnd.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    65 5 The following passengers arrived I by the s.s. Mciuor Craai ttosae ytsterI uay Messrs C VV Abrams, D L Aaamsoa, tfrennan, W Brown, it A L>ix, iverr, Mtiotte, J \v iuooie, J iNelcon, G Penny, Reading, ispencerJones, Capt lhomson, Miss Turner, Miss Newman, Mr and Mrs Ager, Dr
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    SPORT.
    881 6 CRICKET. SINGAPORE LEAGUE OPEN* Th* second season of the Singapore Cricket League was commenced on Saturday, when the S C C and the SRC secured fairly easy successes at the expense of the Public Service* and Law and the Lanka Union respectively. Both wickets were comfortably hard and there
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    FOOTBALL.
    151 6 B.C.C. a ye. S.R.C. a TO-DAY. On the S R C ground to-day th* second elevens of the S C C end the SRC will meet in a soccer match, when the S C C team will be; Dean; Penrice and Toscenie; Palgrave. Mac. lennan and Edlin; Arthur, Snell,
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    YACHTING.
    419 6 YESTERDAY'S RACING. The final race for the President's 1921 Cup came off yesterday morning in fine weather and steady breeze. It ended in a draw on points. At ten o'clock eleven boats were :ent away on a beat to the first mark boat and the Ella, being just too
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    WATER POLO.
    122 6 v CLUB vs. MIDDLESEX REGT. Tfce Middlesex Regt's water polo team visited the Swimming Olab yesterday for the first time and were beaten by the Club by 3—l. The soldiers provided an excellent game. Penrice (2) and Schwars scored for the Club and L?e-Corpl. Berry for the soldiers.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    491 6 OUTDOOR MIDNIGHT GAMES. Outdoor tennis at midnight! That is something neither Jules Verne nor Mr H G Wells ever foretold. And it isn't fiction it is an unvarnished fact which 1922 has materialised. Night-time lawn tennis is to'lay practical politics which brings winter play within the reach of
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    RIDING.
    296 6 S. P. C. GYMKHANA. "I Under the auspices of the Singspor» Polo Club it is proposed to fjohd a gymkhana in connection with the Malaya Borneo Exhibition on 4pril 8. The committee will bp pleisrr) if gentlemen who poests? pouioH suitable for ladies to ride *nd would be willing
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    BOXING.
    320 6 TENG KEE'B CHALLENGE. Tan Teng Kee, featherweight champion of Malaya, writea from Kuala Lumpur: "Please communicate through your paper that I am willing to meet Mr F Oliviero in a ten round bout, the fight to be after my return from Kuala Lumpur or Penan*." F OLIVIERO, in reply
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    GOLF.
    253 6 TO GET OUT OF A BUNKER. When you get iato a bunker make certain of getting out of it at all costs at the first attempt. That is a golden rule which should never be broken. Be sure that you have a firm foothold. Watch Duncan or any of
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    162 7 The examination in bankruptcy of Mr Ernest Barry, tbe champion sculler, waa concluded at Brentford Bankruptcy Court His statement of account* showed liabilities amounting to £1,730, and assets totalling £28 3s. He attributed his failure to loss on a public bona and unsuccessful betting transactions. Replying to
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2225 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, February 87. Mnwrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchang* And Shore Broker* issue the following list of quotation». RUBBER.—Dollar Shares. [f 8 Bayers. Sellers. Dividends. Values. Q 20 1 Allenby jj 25 per cei.t for year ended 30-9-2t i Alor Gajah 1
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