Malaya Tribune, 6 February 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. 1 SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. X.- ).3l SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1923.
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      88 1 i 5 f you NEED GLASSES j please Conault j I EASTERN OttlCAl CO., f i r""' I if I RUBBER j time I means MONEY j V %|P Time is Well-spent i Cents. at FRANKELS. j Is Our Prices j II a VT Wake Down-Town Prices II j Good
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      22 1 "ADVANCE" I IS CARAT ROLLED GOLD 3 9 m JEWELLERIES I 1 Guarantee;! for 10 Yeara. utiiiiiiHii:iHintiiiHiiiiiii:.siHim'iiiiiiitj i i i i mif
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    FRENCH POLICY IN THE RUHR.
    2196 2 DANGER OF HUNGER REVOLTS IN GERMANY. By Georges Brandts. The following article has attracted vide interest in the United States. Georges Brandes is a Dane and is, not without reason, regarded as on*» of the greatest of living Europeans. The German Republic was not born
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      265 2 I HORLICK'S I $P MALTED MILK JK fvOO mutt havt my HORLICK'S. I hmcm'tfalt tZ^^^S^i A thĕ MM "'an i<ne« f A« Chtmittt ttoek ran out A HORLICK'S MALTED MILK. th« Food-Dr.nk, u |W3^S15 xO-v natufe'i aid to tho e who ar« run down a result of fTvSl^3liT r= Mvar*
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      509 2 WHAT BABY'S TONGUE TELLS. When baby's tongue is white and coated or yellow, especially toward* the root, it is a sign of disturbance of the stomach, indigestion, cold ox feverishnesa. Baby's Own Tablets act like magic, and safely even in the youngest babe, in curing thes*> disorders. Baby's Own Tablets
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      180 2 gißOirs iNJEcnei. ITMERC PIESEIVATIVE ui I.FIIU!U Prompt Relief for the MOST OBSTIN*' BBw ithout inconvenience. No other treanc t H. FEKRE, BLOTTIERE kO, fi, R„ e |~,m hv' u J1 ej L^^J ft'at*«al» 4f««fi J SINGAPORE: m"' k ov j ••waj Sole Proprietors: NANYANG BROS TOBACCO CO. LTD. Incorporated in
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    23 3 It is reported that the Government are fitting out thx< ex-Kaiser's yacht "Hohenzollern" as a trade ship to visit the British overseas Dominions.
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      411 3 I AXE /ffilSi BRAND j I 111 S BeSt I Jill MUNICH j BEI E R i NEW SHIPMENT I V 0 $16 per case of 72 pints/ j I 111 SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR WHOLESALE DEALERS. jj STANLEY F. WARD CO. (FAR EAST) LIMITED. I (Successor to G. AURELY Co.)
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      392 3 A Footballer Yachtsman. Mr. HAROLD H. HALSE, TV Finwu F~tball*r, ĔW^^^k At' he banning of the season every exertion taxed me severely I 9 and when I had taken one dote I was relieved, fvfter one bottle, ail ebonies disappeared Evidence from Selangor. Mr. G. de MORNAY, write* "It is
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      345 3 w FjABY'S development through the months of infancy—the of physical activity, the dawn of intelligence—forms the most fascinating feature of child life. The continuous progress that is so gratifying to the watchful mother depends upon the use of Foods correctly adapted to the stages of development through healthy infancy to
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    885 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND KEN ERA L INTEREST. Uv Footlight" The Alhajmbra's present 'iiang includes a splendid six reel Hodkin'son production, featuring Marguerite? Snow in "Lavender and Old Lace." from the etory by Myrtle &**L Thos* who have read tlus novel will know what to expect from
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      540 4 AMUSEMENTS EM PIPE CINEMA In toe Second Show at 9 39 p.m. MOONLIGHT FOLLIES In 5 parts. The peppery picture of a pretty biby vimp, who co ild get all the men she wante 1 exc3! ting the Civd M in," who finally got her. Starring MARIE PREVOST, the darling
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      420 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Monday, Feb. 5, to Saturday, Feb. 10. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British News Film. Hodkinson I resents Marguerite Snow In LAVENDER AND OLD LACE In 6 Reels. From the Story by Myrtle Reed It is one of the
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      256 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 1st Show at 7.30 Sharp. J#f/t S-GEORPE Q/iiMfl^ ITZMAURJCE AH' MkODUCTION hetijghttoLove MAE MURRAY J^lt.V ld U ATKINS IN b.r^ he Gre.it A lJ 4U gat er(< DETECTIVE HAIGH of SCOTLAND YARD C3\USiMJ3llY "l 8 SERIAL e, i &> t. 4 heel*. m m mmMm I ■<* ft
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      106 4 F. Z. 2 and 4 GERMAN H. P. or 3 and 6 ENGLISH H P OUTBOARD MOTORS AND HYDRANTS (MADE IN QERMAXT Stocks and Spare pirts kept Far denoastrdtioa and prices applj ALSAGOFF CO. Inu>'>rt Depart nent). Sole Agents. S S., F M S. Siani tii Dulch Whf 97. vK
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    133 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. T n to-day $93. Buyer 3 no Sellers. Latea* Local Market Quotations Buyers Sellers Gambier $18.25 Java Cube 24.00 Hamburg- Cube 23.50 Press Cube 22.00 Sar. White Pepper 22.00 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 14.00 ♦Sundried Copra 11.00 11.00 ♦Mixed Copra 10.45 10.45 ♦Small Flake
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    84 5 Standard Oil Company's current irics. Devon's Imperial Brilliant per t Wf J tins $7.!F ?ylvan Arrow per two tins $6.7* Tiger per two tins $6.7" Tiger in drums per two drums $5.9? Asiatic Petroleum V rapany's cur -ent prices. Fish per tin of 4 Imp. gls.
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    EXCHANGE.
    83 5 Singapore, Feb 6. On LondonBank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On New York— Demand 54 Private 90d s On France Bank 820 On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 170% Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3 pc Dis. >n
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    60 5 C. of C. Rubber AssociC lon. Singapore, Feb 6. Pale Crepe Cloaing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 62 Latest London Cables quote.— don. Spot.— B nu™eUe ri r spot 2 U 2* Feb to March 63* 64 April to June 66 66* July to Sept 67% 67% Latest London
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    Fred Waterhouae Cc Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, Feb 6. To-day'e dosing rubber quotation •re as under-— New York.—3s% cts. London.—ls 6d. Singapore.—63 cts. Tone of Market.- Steady.
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    32 5 The rate of ossue of Money Orders for Indi. and Ceylon to-day B».M1 qu .l to »100. The rate of piiy-wt Money Order, from fata Ceylon Is Bs. 175 «qus«l to 1100.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    52 5 ARRIVALS. February, 6. Katot |g, Brit 863 tons, Capt Paddle, from Bangkok, left Feb 2, S S'sfliip Co Ltd. Ban Teck Guan, Dut 133 tons. Cant fiom Djambi, left Feb 4, Fan Keng. Ban Whatt Soon, Brit 169 tons, Capt Fevre, from Malacca, left Feb 5, S S'ship
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    278 5 The following- passengers arrived per s s Rumphius:—Mevr Herslargier, 2 volw zonen, Hr v|d Zamo. Mr Duurman. Mr Vernouwk Peet, Moh Ismail, Mr and Mrs E O Keefu, Mr B J Falchor, Mr P Dummore,, Mr C D Brent, Mm John Leokie, Miss F Drinkwater, Dr and Mrs
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    38 5 "If members w'll get their faces against the 'Tanga Tuan' business whil t in camp much senseless expense will be saved," say 3 the latest n n-treat'ng order issued by the Commandant of the M S V R.
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      172 5 GOSLING CO. Established 1880. 8 TELEGRAPH STREET. Phone 47. WINES AND SPIRITS Per botU» M TIFFON'S Liqueur' Biandy 300 M. TI FON'S 1865 Brandy (57 years old) li W v'ARQUES DEL MERITO MOSC ATE'.-MALAGA 4.00 SPAVTSH BRANDY (Pure Grape) 4.00 SHERRY AND PORT 2 50 PORT (Pints) 15U SPANISH HOCKS
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      576 5 III I 1 I A DOLLAR OR TWO m t i is of no importance compared j with your eyes. Consult j LAZARUS 1 OPTICIAN, Medical Hall Building, i 2 Battery Road. I I 3 .il.illiJlillillllHlliltitHWlHllilllHIHilHHtHlllilHIIIIHIHMi. WASTED.—A young competent Book-keeper (Chinese;. Only those with experience need apply with copies of
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      226 5 Made by Hand HAND CRAFT I I llf Hand-Making costs approxi- I 1111 l mately ten times more 1 than Machine mass produc- I |H tion, but it produces an I ill infinitely superior Cigarette I IR —that is why we incur I IB this huge extra cost in I
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      55 5 WEATHER REPORT Kandang Kerban Hospital, Singapore, Feb 5. 9 H.M. 6 p.m. y P m Bar. Red to 32 deg Fa OQ inllß 1015.8 ***** 10U8 Attached Thermon: 80 86 78 Wet. Thermon 75 < Direction of Wind N Dry Max 88 Dry Mm 72 Mm in Gras* 70 Sun
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    424 5 MAILS CL OSE. To day. Feb 6. I, Penan*.' Colombo. Port Said Marse lles* I Unto* Kottordam- AntweTP Katori Maru 2 p.m. D t Meran 2 p.m. Panat Hptnan?* Gregory Apcar 3 p.m. ItadjonK tolti AyUthia 4 P m Cheribon Samaranff Giang Ann 4 p.m. H.\ramba. Xatuna Islands Speehnan 4
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    111 5 WHEN AND WHE RE. I N s ingap°R* I>I aRY I To-da>. 6- I 09 a.m., 1-30 P* m m* U S i ni: ap<>re <1819 m**« p rums Hot Gardens, 5.15. K r a Th atre, 9.30. I To-m" rr Feb I" a.m., 2.22 p.m. K practice. 5.15 K
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    S.S.A'S RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.
    811 6 The Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association is making another drive "to increase its membership. Good wishes for the success of the effort may be earnestly expressed, as this is the only organisation in existence, of inter-community character, which can claim any justification for being considered a medium for
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    759 6 untitled Feb 5. The Rirgadag baa passed a bill establishing a state guarantee for the Landman nsbank. —Reuter. London, Feb 5. Lloyds Bank with the approval of the Treasury and the Army Counc l has taken over Cox's Bank.—Reuter. Rome, Feb 5. Princes Yolanda is engaged to Count Calvi di
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    THE INFLUENCE OF DRINK.
    276 6 Appeal to God in the Dock. Chief Detective Inspector Costello produc-d Claude V Pe. fn:father, a Eurasian, before Mr Gourlay, ii the third c r ailc yesterday afternoon and chaiij-d him with the theft of cigarettes and cakes and causing mischief at a coffee stall in
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    SUBADAR'S FAREWELL.
    206 6 Sikh's Long Service. In honour f Subadar Major Gurumukh Singh, who departs for India by the s.s. Gregory Apcar today, a farewell parade of the Sikh P Lice force, under the command of the Subadar him t.if, was held on the Pearls Hill grounds. The Subadar joined the
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    A COLOSSAL BLUNDER.
    126 6 What is wrong with F M S? Penang, Fib 5. The Pivtang Gazette publishes a scathing article by Mr G C Pasqual in a series entitled "What is wrong with the F M S?" alluding to the "fninzicid financial venture" with regard to the railway extension, describing
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    S. S. A. PROGRESS.
    141 6 The Straits Setb'ements (Singapore) Association is launching another campaign to increase its membership. A circular just issued states: On s of the ma n objects of this Association is to consider all questions affecting the whole or any section of the community of the Straits Settlements.
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    THE GLOBETROTTERS.
    432 6 We can coast eai r the Globttwtter the Victoria T... ,v- hours of really bright with music, dano genuine merit. 1 pore at an unfo, mflJtm arul early-n the month have a dollar or two l H worth-while show A-tv** 1 is! The theatre was no-" the first
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    KELANTAN GOLD.
    127 6 There comes ta 1 and in an tawffe > envelope for whVh had to be paid, a pfa I an "intriguing" earti n The cartoon shows a squatting on its handquarters, chorus of "chuk ehak 1' its wide-open mouth, an egg with tad unusual value, and a snieruj
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    41 6 At the usual untitled th? CommiirUc of th monte Association held i n ,i -,i am w foil wing items oi tf dscussid. Council R'• r absence of Ma ay Finance; Elects: km*** pc».-d a-'njal d r.n r of t* tion.
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      262 6 I ROBINS Ltd. J 1 Robinson's Celebrated "Tiger" f I Tennis Shoes. Made from Heavy White Canvas and specially prepared r Brown Rubber. Soles and hygienic insole, strong and jj S I jG Serviceable. Sizes 4to 10. C I Robinson Co., Ltd., (I j I SINGAPORE. I PSHSHSHSZSES2SHS2S2SHS2SZSI^^ X ARE
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      23 6 [AjCTOCEff Advice tree by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MlUi lu. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    TEMPORARY BREAKDOWN.
    386 7 CSp agreement may be reached if allies REMAIN UNITED. NEAR EAST WAR IMPOSSIBLE. Paris, Feb 6. ed authoritatively that Ismet Pasha has now accepted the mt which js r>r.e of the points on which the. Lausanme cap' ;t< r^' (lown it is reported from Lausanne that M Bompard
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    EARLIER CABLES.
    278 7 Reuter. Lausanne, Feb 5. There wag intense disappointment at tSt last moment failure of the after two and. a half as. The French. American representat ves made a SU] f rt to move Ismet hi babul adamant towards r:ns si regards the judicial re- scesid ntr guarantees to
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    RESTRICTION.
    70 7 Philippines and Rubber. Reuter. Washington. Feb 5. Mr Hoover. Secretary for Commer*ter to Senator McCormick roposal to introduce p en authorising thorough nation of rubber- Vhtes in tropical M the Philippines. The one] to a conferMr Hoover and repre- h producers and It is stated the Bri- d the
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    58 7 ST ATE OF EXCHANGES. Effef t of Lausanne News. Reuter. London, Feb 5. exchanges at first on the failure of •4 Pr 1 at r P art recover">ncs closed at 73 20, 25 the I re at 96 3>4 tao« n,)m n ally at 190*195 y,, r> 9terli on New
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    OBITUARY.
    57 7 Lady Malcolm's Father. London, Feb 5. The death is announced of Mr W R Malcolm, san or partner of Gout's Bank and father-in-law of Sir Neill Malcolm, General Officer commanding the troops, Singapore.—Reuter. Lady Malcolm and Sir Neill Malcolm, in their bereavement, will have extended to them the greatest
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    IRISH TERROR TACTICS.
    83 7 More Houses Burned Down. Reuter. London, Feb 5. In Ballygassan the house residence of SubsheVff Russell, of Colouth, was burned down by armed men, who described their action as a reprisal aga n~t the executions by the Government of which Russell is an official—Reuter. Dublin, Feb 4.
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    13 7 Lady Guillemard visited the Infant We'f3re Centre at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday morning.
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    CUNO VISITS RUHR.
    162 7 FRENCH MACHINE GUNS IN ACTION. Resistance Renewed. Reuter. Paris, Feb 5. A strike of miners in the Sarre region began this morning. A report from Duesseldorf asserts that a tour of the Ruhr by Chancellor Cuno coincides w th a recrudescence of resistance by the officials, particu'arly
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    LUDENDORFF MOBBED.
    43 7 Reuter. Vienna, Feb 5. Ludendorff had a very hostile reception on his arr val at Klegenfurt to address a Naticnal'st meeting. Hundred of workmen surrounded his met rear shouting "murderer, bloodhound, traitor, Germany's gravedigger." The demonstrations continued till late at night.—Reuter.
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    REGRETTABLE ACCIDENT.
    194 7 Reuter. Duesseldorf, Feb 5. A French corporal at Bilk station. s! pped on the steps 3nd his rifle went off and killed a little girl, slightly injur ng several others The corporal attempted to committ suicide but his comrades prevented him. The military authorities sent a message of
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    U. S. IMMIGRATION.
    85 7 Further Restriction Suggested. Reuter. Wa hington, Feb 5. The House of Representatives Immigration Committee has approved a new bill further drastically reducing the number of aliens admissible by lowering the figure of each nationality from three to two per cent of the number already res'dent in the
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    ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
    64 7 Reuter. Sofia, Feb 5. A bomb aimed at the Prenrer Stambuliski, at a performance in the National Theatre, exploded but no-one was injured.—Reuter. Sofia, Feb 6. The bomb was thrown at the box where the Prenrer and other ministers were seated. His Majesty and the Royal Princesses were
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    61 7 We understand from the Police that :nore than half of the $10,000 worth of cotton go ds that were stolen! from Messrs Syme and Co's god «wn in Ansor-road some time ago were rec ver?d this morn rg from a house in Have'ock-road. Two Chinese have been arrested in connection
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    LATE MAIL NEWS.
    556 7 WILHELM'S DOMESTIC PEACE DISTURBED. Burns Memorial. (Via "Ceylon Observer.'') London, Jan 26. 2.55 p.m. The farm of Elliesland, near Dumfries, where Burns resided from 1788 to 1791, has been g'fted to the nation by direction of the late George Williamson, the Edinburgh merchant. The farm and buildings
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    110 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for the following: Toko, Feb 2. The Japanese Trade returns for January show: V.148,859,000 imports against V .95.547,000 exports. Mr Nagatomi, the Vice President of N V X, and Mr Nakashima, the manag ng director, have resigned. Mr Tetsu Ishii
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    WAR IN CANTON.
    602 7 SUN VAT SEN'S GENERAL ASSASSINATED. Big Conflict Developing. Canton, Jan 27. Dr Sun Vat-sen is expected to arrive n Canton on the 30th inst. The Cantonese are making preparations to welcome him. A special office has been created to arrange the preparations. The various labour organisations in
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    86 7 The Duke of York has presented his betrothed with a half-hoop ring *et with damonds and a sapphire, the latter from Kashmir. The Nieuwe Soerabaya Courant •tatea that the port of Saigon will sbortlv be closed for rice exports to foreign ocuntries, Frano? excepted. M Joffe, the Soviet Plenipotentiary, was
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      360 7 NRSTABI I: CULVER j m Easily Transported and Installed because of their com- f paratively light weight and the compact bundles in which the sections are packed. Strong and Reliable because of the corrugated form and interlocking joints. Lasting because made from "ARMCO" Ingot Iron guaranteed 99 84 per pure
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    183 8 FOOTBALL. SCC MEETING. At the meeting of the football players of the S C C held in the Club Lour.gJ yesterday evening, the following were appointed for the coming season: First Eleven: C M Jamieson captain, F Dean, vice captain. Second Eleven: P C Barnes captain, A
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    BADMINTON.
    244 8 SATURDAY'S FINAL. The first CpjMbf badmir.iion tournament tver held in Singapore came to a najavM cnclusion on Saturday when the fi.ial was played before a largoi gathering. The tournament was under the auspices of the Ind.ain Catholic Club and the cup and ten silver medals werJ printed by a
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    RUGBY.
    222 8 ENGLAND'S CAPITAIN RETIRES. London Jam 26, 12-10 p.m. Lieut-Corn Davies, England's Rugger Captain, is marrying at the errA of the season and retiring from fcotball. Lieutenant Kershaw, his partner at halfback both in English and UrJited Services teams, who is now undergoing a naval course at Greenwich, wili afterwards
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    CRICKET.
    438 8 Y. M. C. A. vs MEDICAL COLLEGE. The following are the full scores in this game, played on Saturday: Y. M. C. A. M Ignaitius c Subramaniam b T Amaras ngham 28 P E Thompa n c Balasingham b Orloff 0 I Yunos b S Amarasimgham 1 T E
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    BOXING.
    165 8 ROZARIO v PERREAU ON FRIDAY. The Stadium Boxing Syndicate have been able definitely to arrange an attractive programme for Friday evening ait the Stadium. Ths princ pal evcmt will be the much-discuss ?d meeting of Claude Rozario, featherweight champion, and Johnny Perreau, chalkier, the belt being at stake. The
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    GOLF.
    325 8 GARRISON rs KEPPEL G C. Result of Ladies' Match. The result of the match between Garrison Go.f Club ladies and Keppel Golf O ub ladies, which was played on Keppel links on Friday, a win for the former ladies by 2%: Garrison Golf Club. Mrs Leetham and Mrs Cantrell
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    92 8 MDLLE LENGLEN v MRS MALLORY. Paris, Jan 25. A message from Cannes ri ates that Mile Suzanne Lenglen has decided to-re-enter for the Singles Competitions in the Riviera, solely in order t.' meet h:r old rival, Mrs Mallory, in or.o of the Champi nshin rounds. Mile Suzanne has
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    117 8 London, Feb 2, 1923. Sago flour is quoted at 13j4%. Tin is quoted at £184.17.6 in London. Tapioca ia quoted at 28 6 for fair flak*. Gambier is quoted at 36 in London. Cube Gambier,, No Quotation. On the Liverpool market eottom. middling American is at 15.38
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    74 8 The last of the ships belonging to the Germans which were seized by the Siamese Gcvernment during the War, viz. the Phan Samud. the Doen Samud, Thong Samud and the Laen Samud, t is stated have been sold tot £45 000. Th- purchaser is Mr Drakeford and it is understood
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 8 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    LANDLORDS AND CHETTIES.
    457 8 "A Question for the Authorities." From "THE SATYR": We find from proclamations, through the Press, that the Government is coming to the aid of tenants, after their complaining some time, most bitterly and painfully of the unsavoury and disgraceful treatment they have been and are being subjectad
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    229 8 Singapore, Feb 6. Rubber.—Lf ndon Is 6d, Local 62Ms. Tin.—L cidon £184 17s 6d, Local $93 Buyers. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—Malakoffs $3.50 to $3.75, Allenbys $1.15 to $1.20, New Craigieleas 75 to 85 ce'its PantV's 90*4 to 97% cents, Kundongs $1.60 to $1.70, Mentakabs 25 to 30
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    31 8 "His chief vices are opium and women" says a police circular in the course of a rather exhaustive description of a Chinese clerk from Borneo wanted for criminal breach of trust.
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      239 8 jj W m VIRGINIA CIGARETTES j|§ lf§§i^ I IF good judgment leads you to smoke PiccadiUy Cigarettes you WK^M 1 will realise that their fine appearance is but a hint ot the still A)ft T)GwT BiW^Wiw''!! finer smoking qualities which lie underneath the pure rice paper. lsßll^?M The pure Virginia
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      282 8 AUCTION SALE OF A Fine collection of Chinese Porcelain and Brassware suitable f. )r Chin New Year decoration at our Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Oa Friday, February 9. at U a.m. Comprising: —Large and small oloured porcelain vases (various sizes shapes) wall plates, cups and saucers. Budhas. engraved brass incense
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    600 9 Singapore, Feb 3, 1923. Articl*. Price. c MEAT. Beef eteak kati 0.50 Bocif stew or curry kati 0.45 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (lat quality) kati 0.45 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kaiM 0.63 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.50 Fowl medium (1%-2%
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1551 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. XYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Feb 6. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. DECEMBER 30. 1922. Ivue Paid Val. Up. J a. a. 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 12 2|- 2|- 0 2 9
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