Malaya Tribune, 30 March 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol IX.- No. 74 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922 FIVE CENT'S. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922.
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      278 1 Photo Amateurs I I c a ii or Phone: 550 I SUN I CO, 105, NOBTH BRIDGE ROAD, 1 s For AH Your Requirements. I •i l i:;i!iiniiiini!tliiliiliilitiutiiutiii7 I FOR QUmmES° NS r I Prince of Wales Feathers i 5 OnKed Grcuna and UoJoars. Q jt _i Cotton Union Jack
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      265 1 To Make Room for New Stock I* 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. Bo urges pressure gauge*, brass Globe valvea, seta of gun n:etal water gauges, brasa flanged angle
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      243 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND f SHIPPING GAZETTE. TeL No. 345 Editorial Dept Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. P«r annum $15 00 Half-yearly 7.80 Per quarter 3.75 Postage Extra 50 cts. per month. I FURTHER REDUCTIONS. I I I Best British and American made Boots. B
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    =STORY OF THE PRINCE'S TOUR=
    5333 2 =R eview of the Journey "LEST WE FORGET." lost Romantic Epoch Id History of tie Empire. England's Greatest Ambassador. from Britain to Malaya= When His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales left London in October last, to commence his long-to-be-remembered tour of India and the
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    FILMING THE PRINCE.
    189 3 Mr H H Jeapes, who is taking the 1 official film of the Prince of Wales's tour, arrived in Colombo on March 13, accompanied by his assistant Mr S Jones. j Mr Jeapes accompanied the Prince of Wales on the Renown as far as Port Said, taking
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    STRAITS CHINESE DECORATION FUND.
    54 3 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales* Vttit, TWELFTH LIST. Amount previously acknowledged $5849 Collected by Mr Kho Keng Chuan Kong Ec Hean Club 60 The Siow Han Club 35 The Young Mens' Friendly Society w Collected by Mr Song Chin Eng: Mr Eu Tong Sen 0 B
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      136 3 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, March 30. High Tides.—11.33 a.m., 11.40 p.m. Prince leaves K L, 3. Orchestra Practice, 5.15. Med Students Dinner. Garden Club 30. Italian Opera, "Carmen." To-morrow, March 31. High Tides*—0.5 p.m., Public Holiday. Prince arrives Pier, 10. Reception, Raffles Statue, 10.10 i .War Memorial Unveiling Children's Reception,
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    29 4 DMATH. SUNDRAM.—On March 29tih, Solomon Sundram, in his 58th year. Funeral this afternoon at 5 p.m. the cortege leaving 85 Kampong Bahruroad at 4 pjn. 30-3 30-3
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    COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY?
    769 4 There seems to be a certain amount of disputation as to whether there shall be a Raffles College or a Raffles University. "What's in a name, anyway?" the casual-minded may ask. There is a good deal in a name. The Acting Principal, Dr Winstedt, brings out this
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    334 4 There have arrived from Sarawak by the s.s. Adeh another 200 or so Dyaks for the Exhibition. The KPMs& Melchoir Treub will sail for Batavia, Semarang and Sourabaya, from the roads on Friday, and not to-day as previously advertised. The temporary suspension of the Municipal omnibus service to-morrow and on
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    THE STATE BALL
    80 4 NO PRESENTATIONS, A message was receive last night by the Governors n e puty from H. E. the Govern follows: His Royal has decided that on acco the numbers that are 2 be present, and the Qm J to thatt^ occupied by an official rec,„, before the
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    WAR MEMORIAL CEREMONY
    360 4 The Form of Service. At the unveiling and dedication of the War Memorial to-morrow, after the reception of H R H the Prince of Wales, ex-Service men providing the guard of honour, His Royal High, ness will deliver a short address and unveil the Memorial by pressing
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    207 4 H H the Sultan of Perils arrived yesterday by train, in connection with I the Royal visit. I The members of the Gtrda are notified that the Chinese I Procession will pass round Square on the night of the Procession April 1. The Official Guide to th. MaUj* Borneo Exhibition,
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      280 4 FRESH STOCKS I I of I j 5 DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES j i i I i I —CADBURY'S— I j 1 Tropical Chocolates Vi lb. $0.90 1 1 lb. $1.75 I I Melcato Chocolates 1 lb. $1.85 I Nut Cubes Vi lb. $0.90 1 1 1 lb. $1.75 I I King
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      409 4 TO BE LET. I 1 i s l > I 1 i From the Ist of May, the comfortable and commodious residence at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, 1 I Tanjong Katong, six Bedrooms, with two m I Bathrooms attached, Sitting and Dining p I rooms, with a spacious back terrace,
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    PRINCE AT A DANCE.
    371 5 Plugs Polo and Scores Two Goals. S anils I rinks it ak club. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar 29.—At the at the Selangor Club last night prince received a tremendous jelcome. Over 800 Europeans were pjesent H.R.H. danced with Mrsj gpooner and Mrs Wright.
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    CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
    136 5 Precautions Necessary. Reuter. London, Mar 29.—The immediate danger to the whole of Europe tnrough the increasing prevalence md extension of cholera in the Ukraine and the mass migration north-westwards thence and from other famine-stricken areas, is stressed in a resolution by the League of Nations sanitary conference,
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    TEX RICHARD'S CASE.
    59 5 Reuter. Yark, Mar 29.—Tex Rickard, Jj was changed with assault on a tong girl, was found not guilty. c J ur >* deliberated for ninety gutes before returning their verkckard embraced his counsel, de»nng: Tnis is the happiest da a my life* J z J *tee stated
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    THE MUI-TSAI.
    34 5 Reuter. 29.—1n the House of r replying to Commander h >-. -Major Wood said the Hongkong would doubt- v r the best steps to preremoval of mui-tsai from polony against their wishes and
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    SEMENOFF AGAIN.
    63 5 Reuter. ion a^, dyer Mar 28.—The Immigrate ttlonti es are awaiting instruc**heTt report they have dcs to ashington regarding the *4 r the visit of the anti-Bol-al Sem enoff, who has a** m the F ar East. Semenoff fij* that hi s aim is to unite the «W
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    KIKUYU AND KISMAYU.
    33 5 Reuter. II Mar 28.—As the result of V into the Kikujrn riot the L decided that the police 'tified in firing. -tor, whose arrest I urbance, has been de- a.-Reuter.
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    RUSSIANS ABROAD.
    130 5 Not Very Safe. Reuter. Riga, Mar 29.—Special precautions are being taken to protect the Russian delegation to Genoa, numbering fifty, including M Chicherin, which arrived to-day from Moscow. With the exception of the heads, who are j residing in the Russian Legation, the j delegates remain in their
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    IRISH CIVIL WAR.
    104 5 Definite I. R. A. Split. Reuter. London, Mar 29.—The split in the I R A is now complete. The executive council appointed by the IRA convention at Dublin has issued an order deposing the Dail Minister of Defence, Mr Mulcahy, from control of the army. This is
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    DISARMAMENT.
    88 5 Senate Discussion. Reuter. Washington, Mar 29.—In the Senate Mr Lodge submitted the Five Power Treaty on the limitation of naval armaments. Referring to land armaments he said the United States did not propose further to reduce the army as long as the attitude of France made it apparent there
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    MORE PAY FOR CONSULS.
    45 5 Reuter. London, Mar 28.—As a result of an improvement in pay conditions in the Consular Service, it is stated that the applications of intending candidates to the Civil Service Commission are over a hundred per cent more numerous than last year.—Reuter.
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    "IMPOSSIBLE."
    141 5 Wirth's Plaint. Reuter. j Berlin, Mar 28.—1n the Reichstag, the Chancellor, Dr Wirth, declared I that the Reparations Commission's demand for afr imposition of 60 milliards marks fresh taxation was absolutely impossible.—Reuter. j Berlin, later.—Chancellor Wirth, j while accepting mai.y of the views expressed by the Reparations Commission, said
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    STRIKE NEWS.
    137 5 Europe, Asia, and Africa. Reuter. Bombay, Mar 29.—Persian Gulf telegrams report a serious strike at Abadan among four thousand Indian employees of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, demanding enhanced pay as a preliminary to discussing their alleged grievances. About two thousand who declined to resume have been dismissed and
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    INTERNATIONAL COURT.
    60 5 Reuter. The Hague, Mar 28. —The preliminary session of the Court of International Justice is drawing near the end. The first ordinary session will open on June 5. The Court has resolved into committees, for summary procedure presided over by Mr Loder, labour disputes presided over by Lord
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    THE PRINCE'S BIOGRAPHY.
    993 5 His Crowded Years of Public Life. Universal Popularity. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David, was born on June 23, 1894, and is thus nearly twenty-eight years of age. In the past few years the Prince has had a truly
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    THE ROYAL VISIT.
    197 5 Medical Arrangements. Medical Arrangements for the dealing with casualies occurring amongst spectators during the entry of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales are as follows Personnel.—Three assistant surgeons and three dressers under a medical officer. Ambulances.—Motor ambulances at Children's Corner" and at 195 (A) Orchard-road. (International Motor Yard).
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    SINHALESE DECORATION FUND.
    142 5 The following is the final list of of subscriptions received on account of the above Fund:. Mr D M D Stephen $2,500, Mr W Abeyagoonasekera $10, Mr C M Adrishamy $10, Mr A A Abraham $5, Mr W I Hendrickhamy $5, Mr M A Ukkusingho $5, Mr
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    SPECIAL LOCAL TRAINS.
    88 5 From to-morrow, the 31st inst, up to Saturday April 8, inclusive (excepting Sunday April 2), special trains connecting with the ordinary trains to and from Woodlands will run between Tank-road and Tanjong Pagar, as follows: From Tank-road, 8.30 a.m. 9.55 a.m. 12.55 p.m. 3.55 p.m. and 5.30
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    CHINESE WELCOME.
    72 5 The following gentlemen garbed in their national dress and headed by H E Lo Chong, the Chinese ConsulGeneral, will welcome the Prince at China Avenue M B E, to-morrow: Hon Mr S Q Wong, Mr See Teong Wah, Mr Lim Scow Kiew, Mr Tan Keng Tng, Mr X
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    16 5 The Raffles Museum and Library will be closed on Friday, March 31 and Saturday April L
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    ITALIAN OPERA CO.
    262 5 PERFORMANCE OF MADAME BUTTERFLY." Great First Night Success. It is a long time since Singapore has had the chance of hearing performances by such a first class company as the Royal Italian Opera Company, who opened their season here at the Victoria Theatre last night, with "Madame
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    ECHO OF RONGGENG LIBEL CASE.
    157 5 In the Supreme Court before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard on Saturday the question came up of the damages awarded Rajah Shariman and Che Tak against Mr Sadullah Khan in respect of the "Utusan Malayu" libel. The Chief Justice had awarded $1,000 damages. The defendant stated
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    54 5 Murder Case Continued. Throughout the whole of yesterday, the Assizes Court was engaged on the trial of Seah Kirn Kwey on a charge of the murder of Towkay Seah Lai Kiat and his little son at their residence in New Marketroad on Jan 31 last. The hearing was
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    55 5 C. of C. Xtubbrr Association Singapore, March 30. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price*, S«d! Mi Spot 26% 27 April 27 27% May to June 28% 29% July to Sept 31 31% Tone of Market.—Quiet. Singapore, March 30. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under:— New York.—l 4% cts.
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    70 5 H H the Rajah of Sarawak, Sir Charles Brooke, the Resident of the First Division, and the Sarawak Treasurer, Mr G C Gillan, arrived by the s.s. Kuching yesterday for the Royal visit. A salute was fired in honour of the Rajah, who landed at Johnston's Pier at 4.30 p.m.
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    SPORT FOOTBALL.
    392 6 MIDDLESEX vs. BURMA RIFLES. The extremely wet weather yesterday somewhat spoiled what would otherwise have been a very good so-:cer game between the Middlesex Regt and i an eleven of the Burma Rifles on the SRC ground. Nevertheless the play was very fast, despite the waterlogged ground, and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    73 6 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. The heavy rain prevented any play in the S C C Tennis Tournament on the Padang yesterday, and the ties which had been arranged had to be postponed. TO-DAY'S TIES. Championship Pairs. Dean and Wodehouse vs. Nolan and Watson. Donnell and Hunt vs. Kleinman
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    THE TURF.
    93 6 PRINCE'S RACE MEETING. We are asked by the Secretary of the Straits Racing Association to inform those attending the race meeting that all approaches to the Race Course will be closed at ten minutes to three o'clock sharp and no cars will be permitted to approach thereafter until
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    ATHLETICS.
    22 6 TANGLIN SPORTS. The 2nd Battalion Middlesex Regt now announce that they will hold their sports on April 2, 3 and 5.
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    ANJUMAN-I-ISLAM.
    76 6 The opening ceremony of the Anju-man-i-Islam will be held at their premises at 52 Kerbau-road, on Sunday April 2, at 4 p.m. A group photo will also be taken. A cordial invitation is extended to all members, including the non-resid-ent members. Non-resident members now in Singapore who find accommodation
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    I. C. S. STUDENTS MEET.
    251 6 Director's Reply to Address. Thare was quite a good gathering of the Students of the International Correspondence Schools in the hall of the St Andrew's School last evening, when an address, already published, was presented to Mr J DuncanRoberts, the local director of the Schools,
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    CINEMA CMAC.
    269 6 William Farnum, the popular Fox star, is featured in a seven-reel production, "The Joyous Troublemakers," at the Alhambra, tp-night. It is a picture that is just as humorous as it is sensational. In addition the ninth chapter of the Alexander Dumas' serial "The Three Musketeers" will be screened,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    129 6 Programme of Drills. To-day, March 30. 5.15 p.nk, European Co. Guard of Honour. 5.15 p.m., European Co. Lining 'of Streets. 5.15 p.m., Non-European Co. Guard of Honour. 5.15 p.m., Eurasian, Chinese and Malay Companiese Lining of Streets. To-morrow, March 31. Public arrival of H R H the
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    ACCIDENT AT JOHORE BAHRU.
    130 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru, Mar 29. At No 8 trench of the Causeway, at Johore Bahru, a Malabar Nair cooly and two Malabar Mahomedans of Messrs Topham Jones and Railton met with an accident through the slipping of a big log of wood into
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      284 6 THU STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera in Singapore) AT TUB THEATRE ROYAL, North Bridge Road. To-morrow F May Nani bin r,, ji Om?r preaer'i Kbairudin In a Great IVaVeal Piec« THE WONDERFUL TRUNKS B«*iird;*y. Ap'il 1 NO PERFORMANCE. 8r ayia? A^ ri| 2 A BIG PROGRAMME will be given
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      536 6 TO LET.—Second floor 16|17, Japan Street with Teak Partition* and Electri **it mga anitable for Offices (can be taken separately). Immediate entry. Apply Powell and Co., LtxL, Auctioneers. 1 11 «c TO LET.—From Ist December, Newly constructed premises may be used as Garage or Store, area about 10.000 square feet,
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      528 6 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD, Holidays—Wharf Department. Friday, March Sift and Baturday, April lit (Visit of H. R H. The Prince of Wales to Singapore?. On Fridaj March Slit and Saturday, April 111 no vessel will be berthed, no coal or oirgo handled, and the Qodowni will be closed. No vessel
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      378 6 BATES^~^ GAS, OIL, and SPIRIT ENGINES SUCTION GAS PRODUCERS. GOLD MEDAL SEMI DIESEL ENGINEB. New Models of Masaive Bates' Engine are adau hi Ooratroction for all kindg of workp 8 Increased Efficiency Economioal Running Thousands are in ü ße i n .11 Material and parte of the world. Workmanship ENGINEERING
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      154 6 MM CLOSE. To-day» March 30. Saigon' Ta Ton Tse 2 p.m. Tibing Tinggi, Pengkalis, Siak Pakan Baroe Hong Keai 2 p.m. Bangkok, Saigon* Hongkong* Busho Maru 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Sri Wongsee 2 p.m. Bangkok Redang 3 p.m. Batavia *Hwah Jah 3 p.m. Malacca, Port Dickson Port Swettenham *Krian 3
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      541 7 exhibition iitu)s I DEVOTED 10 TBI WTSBBSTS 01 IXHDUTOBS AT THB MAiAIA-aOSNEO EXHBBOTQII. I 1 LUBRICANTS N W ASPHALT g Ntu, MOTOR I c*& candles tS2&2Z WAKe I o* gpaji 3Bsta\ I s KEROSENE. s as IN 1910 at the show j held in Singapore were awarded a Special i
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      243 8 I DON'T FAIL TO VISiT Kiosk No. 33 You will be Surprised! FfiANKELS, LTD., CompU p Houi« Fulfil all era. NESTLE MALTED OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE *zltt3& at A~~2 S'.OO A SJ.CS *r Bottle LXHIBIIION SHOPS II k 3t S «SSj 1 Section Ne. 8 NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS COND: MILK Ce., (LONDON), *****7.
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      264 8 PLEASE ViS.T Section "I" No. 22. TOU WILL SB BENEFITTED. HO HONG Co. Cement, Oil, Produce, Etc. WEILL MONTOR. Jewellers Diamond Merchants, and Watch Makers. Scle agents, for the Conway-Stewart Filar Pens. Section No. 23—27 i I g innintiittTiiTiniiTiiitniiiiTTinrTiTiiwniirtiitnwiTTirti™ firriimrn I MAKE STRAIGHT FOR STAND 33, I I Where the
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      167 8 j Section B l*l>,t J G. AUBELY Ce. VilO c 172. 1 g J. L C mpbeil &C\ Ltd. p l RAFFLES PLACE. s 3 High-Class Tailoring I AND 5 I Everything for Men's Wear. I IT INSPECTION INVITE*. I 1 l( iianwinnii»flMWirmnininini:™^ I LOCAL PRODUCTS j Manufactured by Eikayos
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    TO THE EXHIBITION TO-MORROW!
    923 9 HOW OUR GREAT EXHIBITION WAS FOUNDED. B y DR. GILBERT E. BROOKE CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER, S. S. ITS ORIGIN AND GROWTH. Th* Malaya Borneo Exhibition of |0 owes its inception to the statesmanlike policy of His Excellency Sir I X Guwlemard X.C.8., who wished tariag together,
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    THE OFFICIAL GUIDE.
    128 9 The official guide to the Exhibition is now on sale and will be found to be not merely of practical value but also of literary interest. There is a plain and carefully marked plan of the grounds with the necessary key index to the various stalls and
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    ARTS AND CRAFTS MALAYAN SECTION.
    110 9 The Chairman of the Arte and Grafts, Malayan Section of the M B E has issued the following notice It is hoped that all visitors will co-operate with the staff of the section in maintaining order. Exhibits should not be touched. No exhibitor has authority
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    26 9 The forestry exhibit should prove of special interest. It will contain specimens of every kind of timber from the rough loft to complete articles of furniture.
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    DON'T FAIL TO VISIT FRANKELS LTD. KIOSK NO. 33.
    244 9 YOU WILL BE SURPRISED. a ULn Franktl btt in a small way as fa* back as 1887, and S3 Ltd i" Wit. and the Dana of Frankele is known thro U?hout s s> and FM s Fran Own Ltd to-day, are
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    THE BOXING COMPETITIONS (FRIDAY.)
    137 9 The two chief contests' will be for the Middleweight Championship beI ween Gunner Trinder, R.M.A., Middleweight Champion, Navy and Marines 1900, and Lance Corporal MyLand, 2nd Middlesex Regiment, ex-Middleweight Champion of Egypt. Also Bantam-weight Championship between Private F Cook, Army Bantan Champion Aldershot, 1921, and Able
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    A ROPE DISPLAY.
    91 9 Keat Cheang and Co., of 61 Market- street, agents for the John-PIekett Rope Co., one of the best Manila rope manufacturers in the Orient, and who are participating in the approaching M B E., have just received a display board showing some 50 different interesting knots, each
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    69 9 A small collection of exhibits, consisting principally of food products arrived on tfre Gorgon from Western Australia on Tuesday. Numbers of ladies and gentlemen not officially connected with the Exhibition are continually seeking admission. This is unfair to the gate attendance and the public are once again urgently requested to
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    MR. A. E. MATHIEU SENDS FINE EXHIBITS FROM KUALA KANGSAR.
    522 9 The "Times of Malaya's" Kuala Kangsar correspondent writes as follows I hare just now seen at the railway yard in open trueks some of the exhibits sent by Mr A E Mathieu, Superintendent, Government Plantations, and I venture to say
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    THE SEA SPORTS.
    27 9 Ko more tickets are available for the Yacht Club Enclosure of tha Sea Sports. A very few are reserved for bona fide outport visitors.
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    80 9 The Sea Sports enclosure is on Telok Ayer Wharf adjoining the Exhibition and is open to the public, who may reach it either by way of the Exhibition or by boat The special enclosure for holders of Yacht Club tickets (also on Telok Ayer Wharf) may be reached from the
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      160 9 REDUCED PRICES 3> FOR n J Kodaks and Brownies. I s Price. I] Vestpockct Kodak Autographic Fitted O j Jl Kodak Ball Bearing ShuUer, I 1 Mcntscus Achromatic lens $15.75 > Do with Rapid Rectilinear lens 18.90 lAutographicI Autographic Kodak Junior No. 1 Fitted C with Kodak Ball Bearing Shutter
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      344 10 In the Second Show at IS* p.m. FIUNOIS X. BUSHMAN and lovely BETBRLY BaYNB The popular oo stars in the Stirring Metro wonderpley Diplomatic Service In 5 superb ao f s presenting a vivid story of love and international politic*. Supported by 3 The Ted (Kid) Lewis-Johnny Basham Fight For
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      296 10 I God Bless The Prince Of Wales! I From Thursday, March 30, to Tuesday, April 4. I AT THIS I iALHAMBRA I Tha Hall fox* Mutio »nd Features I BACH ROMD I A HIGHLY ENTERTAINING AND SEN- ALBO 1 BATIONAL WILLI M FOX PRODUCTION I Ifea'u 'n* another sc-e«n favonrite
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      492 10 FIRST PHOW OBANOE OP PROGRAMME At 7.30 Sharp. "The Woman in Grey" Serial Episodes nin<\ tea and eleven, six r.iw reel* I (Final nexft Tnesday) j 2nd Show at 9.15 P.M. "The Son of Tarzan" Serial Episodes m yen and eight, four reels I! (Two new episodes on Friday) Douglas
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      146 11 |i. Darby Co., Ltd.| BH incorporated in Straits Settlements.) I ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. I Qgotatiens given for complete Electric I Lighting Power Installations, H Fbll rat ge cf Electrical supplies in stock: ■fI.K. Wires Cables. J H Metal Filament Lamps. I B Veiling Table Fans. I H Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones.
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      396 11 M.A.SAIBOO AND CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS AND MONEY CHANGERS. All are kindly solicited to inspect our ahop at JOHNSTON'S PIER, Singapore. Foreign Coins of all kinds 1 can be exchanged or bought here at any time. Also dealers in High Class Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, ate N.B.—Rates of daily exchange are fixed
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      63 11 AJHA. AJMJL The British Niclausse Boiler Co., Limited. (Incorporated in England.) I 'mm ij THE I Niclausse WATER TUBE J Boiler FOR LAND SERVICE A AND FOR MARINE SERVICE. More Than 4,000,000 H.P. In Service, j SOLE AGENT:— I j P. JBL. Paris, 54 A 56, THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE. j
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      243 11 Singapore Electric Tramways, Limited. tlncorporated in The United Kingdom) VISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. Notice is hereby given th t from 6 p.m, until midnight on the 3let March 1 922 and from 6 p.m. on the lit April, 1992, uxti H.R.H. has left the lUand of Singapore,
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      559 12 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.-Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S, N s CO a Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Plassy p m about Apl 2 Delta about Apr 30 Dongola about Apr 18 Khyber
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