Malaya Tribune, 11 April 1922

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    51 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 84 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922. Exhibition News No. 15 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE (EXHIBITION UPPLEMENT), TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922 DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF EXHIBITORS AT THE MALAYA-BORNEO
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      60 1 ill I oo.J j NOBTHBBIMEBOA"' j I jU Your Requirements, j |l „i.i 1 .ini«'«'»»« ,,,,1,,n -11 i« 1 1 Huge Success! i Ltd. y o n Section N. Kiosk 33. 8 All Exhibits Sold I o D Fresh Exhibits Now On View. j Permanent Exhibition AT 8 Head Office
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      55 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AMD I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I Tel. No. 345 Editorial Dept. i I Tel. No. 171. Managerial D*pt. j SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. f j P*r annum $15 00 I Half-yearly 7.50 5 f Per quarter 3.75 I I Postage t>xtra 50 cts.
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    BADAK CONSPIRACY.
    2304 2 STATEMENT BY ORTON READ. Did Natives Mislead? EIGHTH DAY'S HEARING. The following report of the trial In Melbourne of three Australians on a charge of conspiracy with regard *o the notorious Badak tin boom ia taken from the "Melbourne Argus" and should interest many of out readers in
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    THIS AMERICAN
    162 2 Testifies That Bahy'. n Them and M orft k Tens of thousands of n soundly at night througho and breadth of Amen ca Z S with Baby's Own Tabll their little ones are case of sudden sickness Writes one 0 f the 6 mothers, Mrs A H waL
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      567 2 HORIICKS BL P MALTED MILK BUILDS FROM THE FIRST GLASS) pW^jm So iurelj doe, HORLICKS MALTED MILK. t*« recognised FOOD-DRINK, help nature, that you caa feel the increased vit.i!,;y and life force from the first glass. If '^*r?H«J^^i you are run down. give HORLICK'S a trial and thm avoid th«
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      242 2 CURES TALK. Great Fame of a Great Medicine Won by Actual Merit. Th. £*m. of Little's Oriental Balm has been won by the good it has done to those who have been crippled with pain. I Qf Mr N Elder of 14, King George I btree t, Greenwich, London, says
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      391 2 P-riodical Property uct'ons MESSRS. WARING AND ROE Beg to give notice that they have resent certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leased Properties, Business Premises, Building Lq etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the above
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      516 3 f 5 ta me First Show at 7.30 Sharp. r«ents pretty, petite piquant Peggy Hyland in William F° x prcw other Men s Daughters In 5 P***f ,he Golden Rule that strikes back home. A picture AT iolation ot i tfae right road> tnis p i ay tell ,hat will
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      339 3 I 1 From Tuesday, April 11, to Sunday April 16. AT *THE ALHAMBRA Tfcie Haall for Muilo ftnd Feature! BiE] A'C H R O A D A Strong Picture, so Strong that you Together with are fortunate in being able to see Hi Eleventh Chapter, it on the Screen Four
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      508 3 ____^____^^__ju-JL im. mi i n «i r i FIRST SHOW CHANGE OF PROGRAMME **31*>3J At 7.30 Sharp, Final of "A Woman in Grey' 1 Serial Episode H Pages of the Past" Episode 15 Exonerated Last Four Reels. Next Tuesday The Screaming Shadow Serial with Ben Wilson and Neya Gerber Larry
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    186 4 To-day, April 11. High Tides.—9.55 a.m., 10.21 p.m. U B. Exhibition, 10 a«m. to 11 p*. (See Exhibition Supplement). Rent Assessment Board, 2.15. SVC: Eurasian, Chinese and S F A Coys., 5.10. Tanglin Club, annual meeting, 5.15. Quaints, Victoria Theatre, 9.30. Podolsky Concert, Goodwood Hall, 9.30. To-morrow,
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    24 4 BIRTH. Chan.—On April 10, 1912, at 29 Tras f- trcet, to Mr. and Mrs. Chan Eng Pin a Son. 11 4 114
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    GENOA'S PASSION PLAY.
    715 4 The stage is set for the Genoa Conference and the cast is assembling. Enter Monsieur B)ris Savinkoff, a well-known antiBolshevik/ with a Prologue running to a whole column of the precious space of the Times.'' The play looks like being diverting, with the happy ending, that the
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    104 4 The death has occurred in Ceylon of Mr leaslie S Gauder who was till recently planting in Johore. Dr Mayon, late of the F M S Medical Department, is now a Health Officer in Ceylon. The P W D Quarry in the near vicinity of Johore Bahru Railway Jetty, which
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    MALAY MADE EASY.
    162 4 Mr A W Hamilton, A Sst Police, Alor Star, Kpdah, h as more to the available sclecti 1 books on the Malay calls it an Easy Malay w and it is a very useful com v all the more serviceable the work of one whose y.,. dence
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    435 4 Baltimore, April 9.— The untitled kins University beat a ooaU ford and Cambridge lacrosse tea 11 to 2.—Reuter. Berlin, April 9.—The death s nounced of Yon Falkenhayn, a {35 Prussian War Minister.—Safe Paris, April 9.—The CfcaaftJ Senate have adjourned till May; Reuter. The insurance odds in Londii Mar, 22 were
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      44 4 VISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES K.G. All Bills for expenses incurred by the Reception Committee should be sent in immediately to the Hon t General Secretary at 62, Arcade or c o Secretariat. Singapore. W. H. MACGREGOR, Hon. Genl. Secretary. 6.4 12.4
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    GENDA GETTING TO WORK.
    365 5 hi parties lust Accept Cannes r Resolutions. 1 Baiter s Brigbt Plan. Reuter. Allied rehave that all the fT**- position «J* the Cannes ba.U U accept^d-'Reuter. Apnl 10.-U U -.est v chariness oa the par press to advance any but r sS v,ews bearing on the
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    SAM'S NAVY.
    180 5 povisions for Reduction. Reuter. fcagton. April 9.— The Nava! iny.ng out the Naval Treaty m reported to the House of sentatives. It provides for an Iture of $233,000,000, being 0.000 below last year. It ex- !l J.00O necessary for the Mil of contracts. The Bill es for the
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    DIABOLICAL PLOT.
    76 5 P h Blown Up. r* April in _a Hfc«£tLlrr A »IWt from outatt Ua^\ rOU at l -ju r rd dea *hs w out t' n r a part y was a Chanel dUty m th crypt tz anr So :r etery betwe ent w a daHiddenarms '•^ehw
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    U.S.A. TARIFF.
    17 5 Reuter. r a t0 3 votes Clple of I the 1 bill.. a "ed per
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    CHINA'S OPIUM REVIVAL.
    124 5 A Missionary's Statement. Reuter. London, April 10.—A special letter to the "Manchester Guardian" by the missionary, Mr J S Helps, from China, declares that the reported statement by Mr Chao Hsin Chu at the Chinese Charge d' Affaires antiopium meeting that opium smoking, except secretly, had practically
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    THE NEW HEBRIDES.
    66 5 Safeguarding French Interests. Reuter. Paris, April 8.—M Sarraut, the Colonial Minister, addressed the Finance Committee in the Chamber in support of the draft convention relative to the New Hebrides and a Bill authorising the purchase of bonds by the French society in the New Hebrides. The Committee
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    IRISH EXTREMISTS MEET.
    39 5 New Executive Appointed. Reuter. London, April 10.—The convention of the anti-treaty extremist which was more largely attended than that on March 26, reassembled at Dublin and adopted a new convention. A new executive has been appointed.—
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    MEXICO'S DEBTS.
    40 5 Parties Interested to Confer. Reuter. New York, April 9.—Mr Lamont. Chairman of the International Committee of Bankers on Mexico's external indebtedness, has proceeded to Europe on the liner Lapland to confer with parties interested in Mexican financial questions.-
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    ENVER PASHA FIGHTS REDS.
    41 5 Reuter. Allahabad, April 9.—The Afghan newspapers report that all tribes of East Bokhara are rallying to an antiBolshevist movement led by Enver Pasha. Refugees from Bokhara state the Bolshevist headquarters in East Bokhara has been been captured.—
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    NEW CHINESE LOAN.
    229 5 FLOTATION PENDING IN HOLLAND. BRITISH COMMENTS. Reuter. London, April 10.—It is reported that flotation is impending in Amsterdam of a Chinese loan to the value of approximately £1,500,000 and that eight per cent. Chinese exchequer bonds of a thousand guilders each are offering at a price of
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    TURKEY'S REPLY.
    113 5 Ready to Negotiate. Reuter. Constantinople, April 9.—The Porte's reply to the Allied proposals says the Turks are ready to send delegates to negotiate peace within three weeks. It regrets that owing to local reasons it is unable to accept Constantinople fis a venue of the con* ference and
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    DANISH STRIKE OVER.
    47 5 Copenhagen, April B.—The lock-out has ended, the employers and trade unions having adopted the Public Mediator's proposals. Work will be resuming on April 10.—Reuter. [This was a dispute over hours and wages, which resulted in a lock-out on Feb. 14th, over 170,000 being affected].
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    REPARATIONS ENFORCEMENT?
    60 5 Reuter. New York, April 8.—Great interest is evinced in the British note, which is generally regarded as reasonable. The "New York World" thinks that the demand may be a move by th* British Government to "force a settlement of the reparations' question and simultaneously to take control of
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    PRINCESS IN LONDON.
    22 5 Reuter. London, April 9.—Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles have arrived in London and were accorded an enthusiastic popular welcome—
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    HELP FOR AUSTRIA.
    20 5 Paris, April B.—The Chamber baa adopted the Bill for granting credit of 35,000,000 francs to Austria.— Reuter.
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    128 5 There is a very generally expressed opinion, says the "Malay Mail," that the Forest section of the M B Exhibition is so extraordinarily good that it ought to be removed en bloc to Kuala Lumpur and be set up here permanently—if there is any suitable building available. A correspondent writes
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    JAPAN'S POLICY.
    694 5 NIPPON PAPERS REPLY TO "THE TIMES." PEOPLE ALL FOR PEACE. The Japanese Consul-General, Mr S Ukita, has received the following telegrams from Tokio Regarding the London Times" comment on Japan's national defence policy the Tokio Asahi of the 7th inst says In the opinion of the Times" Japan
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    U.S.A. REDS GO "HOME."
    60 5 Reuter. New York, April 9.—Sixtyeight members of the Industrial Workers of the World organisation have sailed on the liner Adriatic. It is stated they are the vanguard of several thousand Americans going to Russia to conduct iron and steel industries in the Ural mountains on a
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    933 5 H E THE GOVERNOR THERE YESTERDAY. More Australian Exhibits. Up to the present, the numbers that have visited the Exhibition have exceeded the estimation of many. About 220,000 people have entered through the gates, the receipts from this source being about $35,000. For the first time yesterday, H
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    TOURS IN PAHANG.
    259 5 Mr J W Boyd Walker has produced a most interesting and useful booklet on the subject of Tours in the State of Pahang." In so doing he contributes to that circulation of information which must in good time lead to the proper development of a State of
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    FISHING IN THE DEEP SEA.
    124 5 To-morrow evening, under the auspices of the V M C A Literary Society, Mr David G Stead, the well-known Australian fisheries authority, who is at present enquiring into Malayan fisheries for the Government, will deliver a lantern lecture entitled "Fishing in the Deep Sea." The
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    175 5 The following passengers arrived by the s.s. Melchior Treub: Government passenger nil; others, Maj G H Kleyn, Messrs X Aoki, T Kasuija, Highton, S Sl«e Kani, C D Hamil and A Aoki, Mrs Crips Messrs Gut/nan, Kline and I F Gutman, Mrs H H Hall, Mrs S H Stackpote, Messrs
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, April 11. On IxmdonBank 4 months' sight 2s S 31-32 d Demand 2s 3 23-32 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 l-32d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer lfO On Hoagkong— Bank demand draft 7% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 68 On Java— Bank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    61 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, April 11. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricea, Buyer Sellers Spot 28% 28% April 28% 29 May to June 29% 30% July to Sept 32 33 Oct to Dec 34% 35 Tone of Market.—Steady. Singapore, April 11. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as
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    GIRL GUIDES OF MALAYA.
    74 5 The following subscription! were received for Princess Mary's Wedding Gift. Singapore Girl Guides $137.00 Penang Girl Guides 75.19 Selangor GLrl Guides 84.00 Perak Girl Guides 34.25 $330.44 The cost of the silverware sent as a Wedding Gift to H R H Princess Mary amounted to $244
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    65 5 Kalmoa, from Bagan 11-4. Sappho, from Port Swettenham 11-4. Ban Whatt Hin, from Maiacca 11-4. Havelland, from Yokohama 11-4. Ban Fo Soon, from Pontianak 10-4. Redang, from Bangkok 10-4. Coen, from Palembang 10-4. Circe, from Deli 10-4. Kelantan, from Malacca 10-4. Ayuthia, from Tanjong Bali 10-4. Peram,
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    319 5 The Royal wedding of H H Tungku Ahmed, the youngest son of H H The Sultan of Johore, will take place shortly, writes our own correspondent. Sergt Major Latter. M S V R, is going home on May 3, and will not be returning as. he goes on pension. He
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    SPORT.
    41 6 FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S GAME. Tha following team will represeat the Ex-Servioes against the United Banks on the S C F A ground this afternoon.—Law Hyde and Corbea McEwan, Edwards and Palgrave; Campbell, Penrice Harvey, Duggen and Winter. Mr Glascoe will referee.
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    MALACCA v SELANGOR.
    563 6  -  (By "Rover." On the M C Padang on Saturday, in spite of the sodden condition of the ground, an excellent soccer match was seen by those who braved the elements. The teams were:— Selangor: Bryce; Bell and Forbes, Farquashon, Watkins, and Ponting; Henderson, Miller, Davidson, Corbett (capt)
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    ATHLETICS.
    99 6 BRITISH RUNNING RECORD. London, April 8.—The four miles inter—Varsity Relay Race (each competitor running one mile) took place at Queens Club in dull and showery weather. There were 4,000 spectators present. The track was heavy. The result was as follows :—Cambridge 1, Pennsylvania 2, Oxford 3. Won by ninety
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    CRICKET.
    37 6 S C C vs. SELANGOR. It is pointed out that the cricket team which has been selected to meet Selangor in a two-day match on the Padang next week-end represent* the SCC and not all Singapore.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    407 6 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Newcomers' Handicap. Edlin beat Layton, 7—5, I—6, 6—4. Championship. Donnell beat Prentis, w.o. Haskins beat Utermark, 6— i, 6—4. Championship Pairs. Kleinman and Green beat Dean and Wodehouse, 6—3, 6—3. Kleinman and Green justified the prophets last evening by reaching the final
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    BOXING.
    170 6 LLOYD vs. JONES. London, March 31.—1n a twenty rounds boxing match in London last night between the heavyweights, Albert Lloyd, of Australia, and Soldier Horace Jones, the Canadian champion, the latter was disqualified in the tenth round for a foul. Jones had three times floored Lloyd in the tenth
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    HOCKEY.
    112 6 MIDDLESEX BEAT SRC. The hockey match played yesterday between the S R C and the Middlesex Regiment resulted in a win for the latt°r by 3—l. The game was evenly contested and was played at a fast pace, both sides attacking in turn. The SRC scored first through STACK,
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    GOLF.
    50 6 S G C EASTER COMPETITION. A competition for the best 18 holes bogey score will be held during the holidays, Friday to Monday, inclusive. Any number of cards may be taken out at $1 per card. First Prize, of total entry fees Second Prize, hi of total entry fees.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    334 6 To-day, April 11. Saigon M S Martinique 2 p.m. Hongkong Shanghai, taking mails for U S A Canada Agamemnon 3 p.m. Penang •Glenfalloch 3 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kelantan a p.m. Pontianak Khoen Foeng 4 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai Japan, taking mails for U S A Canada Kutsang 6 p.m.
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    148 6 To-night's programme at the Gaiety will be shown for two nights only, Tuesday and Wednesday, as the complete change of Friday on which day the show will close on account of Good Friday, will be put on Thursday. The same new programme will be carried out on Saturday
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 6 (We do not necessarily endorse tfc* opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    SUSPENSION OF "GOONHILLY."
    208 6 Mr M L PHILLIPS writes. For your information, I herewith enclose a copy of a letter received from the Straits Racing Association in connection with the suspension of my horse "Goonhilly" by the Stewards of the Penang races on January 10. Being dissatisfied with the enquiry, and
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    365 6 Circular No 16L Membership.—llsl members were on the roll as compared with 1105 on Feb 28. Financial. —The Bank balance on March 31, was $1,048.99. Unemployment Fund. —No change from last month. Donations.—Messrs Koh Eng Tiong and Ang Kirn Kok have very kindly offered to obtain donations
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    73 6 The following passengers left by th# 8.8. "EUenga" on Thursday to connect with the s.s. Warwickshire at Rangoon which is due to sail from that port for Marseilles and London on the 13th inst: Mr and Mrs J M Booth, and two children Mr and Mrs Dundas, Mt and Mrs
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    MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE.
    559 6 Average annual death rata for Uat fira yeara—S6.M. Singapore, April 7, 1922. Health Statement for week ending April 1, 1922. Total Deaths: Male 164; Femala 49 Total 213. Death rate equals to 30.59 pet milla par annum compared with 34.33 in the preceding week and with 30.33
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    166 6 On his arrival in Ceylon, H R H the Prince of Wales at the direction of H M the King, conferred the honour of knighthood on His Excellency RearAdmiral Lewis Clinton-Baker, the Naval Commander-in-Chief and subsequently made him a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order. The Chinese Lantern Procession
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    FRENCH RECEPTION TO-DAY AT EXHIBITION.
    1021 9 The "Pavilion" Will Be "At Home" from 4.30 to 6 p.m. Vive La France! untitled OF THE BEST. DARBY COS EXHIBIT. The ErasmicCo.Ltd. L ...known firm of London and producU m Zi of their Agents, Me*sr. Xby and Co., Ltd. A corner Lading ha. been
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    JOHN LITTLE'S ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.
    355 9 On learning- of the extension to the 17 inst of the Malaya-Borneo Exhibition Messrs John Littlg and Co, with an enterprise worthy of the reputation of the firm, decided to re-organise their display of exhibita and thus provide an opportunity of showing more of their popular
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    EXHIBITION PROGRAMME.
    289 9 TUESDAY, APRIL 11. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Trengganu Boatbuilders (at work). (T) (Malaya Avenue). 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.—Mining Wheel and Hydraulic working (in action) Location "T"—Admission free. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Zoo Location "V"— Admission 10 cents. 11.30 a.m. to 11 p.m., Joy Ride. —(Q)
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    WESTERN ELECTRIC HAVE EXCELLENT DISPLAY.
    497 9 DO IT ELECTRICALLY SECTION C. SHOPS 4, 5, 6, and 7. The Western Electric Company Limited have their stalls located in Section C. Shops 4, 5, 6, and 7, and there they are displaying a selection of their latest electrical labour saving devices and household
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    RITCHIE & BISSET'S MARINE MOTOR DISPLAY.
    365 9 RITCHIE BISSET'S MARINE MOTOR DISPLAY. SECTION B—STAND 6 A. The exhibita of the above firm at their stall in Guillemard Avenue to the left after entering, are worthy of the close attention of all interested in Marine Motors and Motor Boats. This firm are Sole Agents for the Straits Settlements
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    M. B. E. COMMITTEES.
    164 9 SECOND LIST. The composition cf the various Committees is as follows Brunei Committee. Genera).—L A Allen, Esq, Pengiran j Bendahera, Pengirin Pemancha, G McAfree, Esq, Pengiran Shahbandar, Pengiran Ismail, Pehin Jawatan Luar, Pehin Capitan China. Forestry.—W H Doughty, Esq. Agriculture.—lnche Asbullah. Mines.—J O Maddocks, Esq. Arts
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    215 10 ARREST OF GENERAL SEMENOFF. Serious Chargei. Reuter. New York, April 7.—The Siberia* cossack leader, General Semenoff, be* been arrested on his arrival front Washington in connection with a civil action alleging theft at Chita in 1919 of fur* and woollens valued at 475,000 dollars, belonging to the Yourevata
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    THE BANQUE SCANDAL.
    95 10 Reuter. Paris, April 8.— M Andre Berthlot has not yet furnished the examining magistrate with the desired information as to how ho was able to amasi 3,500,000 francs, which htf gave to his brother, Philippe. Andre explained that it would take some days and adds that he
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    CHEAPER DYESTUFFS.
    96 10 British Enterprise. Reuter. London, April 7—Presiding at a luncheon of the British DyestufTs Industry Corporation at the Savoy Hotel, Brigadier-General Sir William Alexander, said the corporation had lately concentrated on cheapening its products. He was satisfied that with a return to normal international financial relations they could compete
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    RESULTS OF H.C.L.
    71 10 And Unemployment. Reuter. New York, April 7.—Since January 1, there have been 93 homicides and 109 hold-ups in New York attributed to dearness of living and unemployment. The Chamber o£ Commerce hai appointed a special committee to confer with the city officials in regard to combating the
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    OBITUARY.
    42 10 Reuter. London, April 8. —The death is announced of Professor Albert Venn Dicey, K C, M A, the wellknown authority on Law. The death is also announced of Arabella Goddard (Mrs Davison), the grea* pianist, who played many times before Royalty.—Reuter.
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    NAVAL TREATY.
    68 10 Text Issued. Reuter. London, April 7.—The text of the limitation of naval armaments treaty, as agreed on at Washington, was issued to-day. It gives details of the capital ships which may be retained by the contracting Powers, with rules for the scrapping of war vesstls, replacement of capital
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    ELECTRICAL AGREEMENT.
    55 10 Germans and Japanese. Reuter. Berlin, April 7. —An agreement has been made by Siemens Schuckert Company with the Japanese firm of Furukawa, whereby Siemens construct a large factory at Tokyo for the output of electrical machinery. Twemty German engineers, accompanied by technical experts, leave for Japan in fair
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    NEW OIL RIGHTS.
    83 10 West African Exploitation. J Reuter. Not York, April 7.—The Sinelai» Consolidated Oil Corporation announces the Portuguese Gorernmenl has published a decree granting permanent oil rights over seventy thousand acres in Portuguese West Africa to a Portuguese Company financed and worked under the management of j the Sinclair
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    GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
    117 10 No Significance Attached. Reuter. London, April 7. —The Government j wai defeated in the House of Lordi by 37 to 21 on a motion of Lord Buckmaster that the terms of the treaties appropriating the private property of enemy subjects, should not apply to sums under five thousand
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    SALVAGE INVENTION.
    53 10 Steel Catting Under Water. Reuter. London, April 7.—Representative» of the Admiralty and the Japanese, Italian, and American embassies today witnessed a demonstrtion of a npw process, invented by a Frenchman, of steel cutting under water by i an oxy-acetylene blowlamp. It is believed the invention will revolutionise future
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    WAR LOAN RISE.
    18 10 Reuter. London, April 8.—Five per cent War Loan has reached par for the first time.—Reuter.
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    NAVY LEAGUE CONTINUES.
    40 10 Reuter. London, April 7. —A meeting of the grand council of the Navy League unanimously favoured continuing the work of the League to ensure adequate naval protection of British subjects and British commerce over the world. —Reuter.
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    ZOO GIFTS FOR FRINGE.
    53 10 Reuter. London, April 7.—Consignments of animals presented to the Prince of Wales in Nepal and given by him to the London Zoo, arrived London by the steamer Perim from Bombay and will be exhibited in a special enclosure at the Zoo along with the gift of
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    SIR G. YOUNGER'S ACCIDENT.
    32 10 Reuter. London, April 7.—Sir G Younger was not seriously injured. His unconsciousness was due to fainting, his head not being injured. He it now attending to minor business.
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    TEXAS TORNADO.
    39 10 Seven People Killed. Reuter. Ballinger, April 8.—A tornado has swept over Texas and Oklahoma, seven persons being killed and scores injured. It is feared that the death roll will be larger when the wreckage is cleared up.—Reuter.
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    TRADE DEPRESSION RESULTS.
    40 10 London, April 8. —The results of the trade depression are shown in the increase in the number of bankruptcies, which were 310 for the Mar. quarter of 1920, 753 correspondingly 1 in 1921, and 1212 in 1922.
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    NETHERLANDS' IMPORTS.
    47 10 Reuter. The Hague, April 7.—A number of Catholic members of the Second Chamber are tabling a bill authorising the Government to prohibit temporarily the importation of such goods as it thinks desirable with a view to improving the commercial and industrial situation in the Netherlands.-
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