Malaya Tribune, 17 February 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J and i SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. X.- No. 40 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1923.
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      98 1 j i f YOU NEED GLASSES fks» Consult j 1 EASTERN OPTICAL CO.. _.-«umMi« opticians, i HI VaNAL ROAD; 1 SINGAPORE. r II J bAD DRINKING WATER IS PREVALENT iHROIIGHOUT THE EAST Avoid all Risks by Drinking FRASER WEAVES 0 o Aerated Waters Il D I 0 o II Manufactured
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      60 1 p liiritii«ittiiwiiHiiitufiiitii:iinini i i i i i i mnirii I THE i MALAYA TRIBUNE j ND I Shli-PiNG GAZETTE. f I The Popular Newspaper of •h> Straits Settlemeats. I Published Daily. '»v t Reports of Local s I Eveats. I Full nnd l atest Telejrram*. I 5 parts Kelts by
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    CRICKET IN MALAYA.
    768 2 WANTED A FILLIP. Lack of Encouragement. The "Malay Ma 1" has the following-:— Speaking at the last meeting of ths S.C.C. in Singapore on Friday, February 2, the Chairman announced that an invitation had been sent to Hongkong to bring down a side to Singapore about May
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      353 2 E' 4 HO LLAN Dl4'' B ĕ i 1 j ONCE TRIED. ALWAYS USED. QUA Li TV (HJ AR, A NTKKi>. I Tradiog Company "Holland" I I (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. i .a, *~a.i« .a a •■,*>• WW naul I I > <tll>:|' IHI it■•■i.l !<:• I I- I
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      146 2 *Gets4f Cores Corns noi by pain fat dantroroas goueuisr oi cutting, not by burnlntr but paint. ->• Blmply by shriveling them up so >< can peel them or! In one piece. uM "BETS-IT" Demand the prenulne. Contains no acids. Absolutely harmless to live flesh. Mfg. by K. hmwtvaoe 4 Op..
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      350 2 YOU'LL FEEL BETTER IN THE MORNING after taking a couple of Pinketten to-night if troubled with constipation, sick headache, liverishness of bile. Of chemists, or post free, 60 cents per 'vial, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 3-B Malacca Street, Singapore. ESCAPE FROM PAIN. Has a lingering, maddening life of
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      393 2 CHANGKQLS "Eagle" Brand. pN A Number Weight Price 3 212 Pounds 56.60 per doz. 4 23 4 720 5 27 8 7.89 6 3 8.40 SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOX LARGE QUANTITIES. j UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Strait Settlement* SUGATOVY V If I lntteers i Piles Cored Operation Averted by
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    EAST AND WEST.
    518 3 INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE. Apart altogether from the opinions expressed the art cles Mr Montagu has contr butfd to the "Times" on the future <*f the Indian Civil Service ar* of great interest as giving a clue to the future plans of a statesman whose name will live
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    77 3 Mr J G M Brownjohn. Chairman of the Joa Tin Area (Nigeria), stated at the annual meeting held reentry:--As to the position of tin generally, there is the significant fact that tha world's supply of tin is strictly limited and that the output shows a tendency to decrease and to
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      320 3 1 AXE IE BRAND j I 111 I s c est 11l MUNICH j nSm brown j BEER j NEW SHIPMENT j I $16 per case of 72 pints. I 1 SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR WHOLESALE DEALERS. S lv\V XxZ STANLEY F. WARD CO. (FAR EAST) LIMITED. I (Successor to G.
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      308 3 Q ckhqktfutrefreshing ar/nk "Montserrat" Lime Juice Cordial is the ideal drink when you are hot and parched. It quenches the thirst as nothing else can —it is so delightfully cooling and refreshing. Montserrat LIME JUICE CORDIAL II Pure Lime-Fruit Juice. Made from the pure fuice of cultivated JJSv limes from
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      173 3 TREAT DIGESTIVE TROUBLES AT HOME. You may do this confident ol success if you use Bisurated Magnesia as pre bribed by doctors and used in hospitals. Such disorders as indigestion, dyspepsia and gastritis are due to the presence of excess acid in the stomach, and "Bismag" (as it's popularly called)
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    842 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." The Palladium announces a new change of programme for to-morrow when they w.il sc:t:n "The Rowdy," n five-reel Universal special starrng that delghtful actress Gladys Walton. It is an appealing drama of a lovable firebrand who fought W th
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      395 4 AMUSEMENTS WISHING A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YKAR TO ALL OUR CHINESE PATRONS AND fBONUS. EMPIRE CINEMA Id the Second Show at 9 15 p.m. MISS Dv PONT The leading woman of the Universal super-Jewel production FOOLISH WiVES' in THE GOLDEN GALLOWS Story by Victoria Gall tnd in 5 parts.
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      404 4 AMUSEMENTS A L HAM BR A THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Saturday, Feb. 17, to Thursday, Fib. 22. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. RKVILLION FREttES PRESENT NANOOK OF THE NORTH In (i Parts. A Pathe Picture. There is no film anywhere in the
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      244 4 AMUSEMENTS I "GAIETY" A Happy and Prosperous 1 ew Year to all our Chinese Patrons. Grand Holiday Programme. Ist Show at 7.30 THE PRINCESS OF PARK ROW By Paul West. In 5 Parts. "SAVE ME SADIE" CHRISTIE COMEDY In two Harts. 2nd Shi w at 9.15 p m. THE GREAT
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      234 4 > HOUtUy Hoc Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. ADVENTURES of7a.z An h-pi->le- it i a and ij LAR«Y SE W )Ni^ 2nd Show at 9. 30 CBULIE CaiPMN i„.. D3c Pan! Vitagrapha Tom Terriss vi i Picture sti-rii* 1X OATHERtNE ciU*. DE4D M N Teu NO TALKS V Thrilling JamtiweofU*.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    88 5 A >1;N To-da>. F* ,T W Z day ng and prize "r.'a/n-road. Bull-Dog Drum- i ctoria Theatre, 9.30. ~,.,,rr..». ..m., 0.2 p.m. He"- T n Lent y Su" ~r /t meeting, Seletar V" Society) f un colleCt R F Holttum, Monday. P* 19 L 45 a.m., 37
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    235 5 To-day. Feb 17. b a G P O to-day at Monday, Feb 19. <ahang. Colombo, Suez, Sa Ge R a, Algiers Amsterdam, taking mails for Ear I P Nederi "f? JL ger .-trat on up to r.oon U-day. .V Japan, iĕ* niu:* for USA* Dongola 8 a.m. a
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    Mails Expected.
    182 5 From France by s.s. Porthos, at Penan? 1! a.m. to-day. from China and Japan by s.fl. Ranj? m>ti Mara, at Singapore tomorrow. from China and Japan by s.s. --'a Marat Singapore daylight °n Monday, the I'.tth instant. Th. ma atched from SingaP f "v to London 1 7
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    207 5 THURSDAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin to-day $95% 200 ton» «old. Latest Local Market Quotations. Buyers Sellers Giambier $16.00 Java Cube 24.00 Hamburg Cube 23.50 Press Cube 22.00 Sar. White Pepper 23.00 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 15.50 Sundried Copra 11.50 Mixed Copra 11.10 ♦Small Flake Tapioca 12.50 12.50 Med
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    EXCHANGE.
    80 5 S'ngapore, Feb 15. Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4I 1 i Demand 2s 4 W2d Private 3 months' >ight 2a 4 17-32 d On New York Demand 54 Private 90d's 56 On France Bank 81° IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 171% r'onekong— Bank demand draft 3% p.c Dis. »a Shanghai--Bank d3mand
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    65 5 C. of C. Rubber Assoch of Singapore, Feb 15. Closing Price». Latest London Cable» quote-1*~ Sb-et Hoaing PriceBuyer» Seller» EU April to June 64% 65* Latest Londo. Tables quoted* don, Spot Is 5%d. Tone of Market.—Quiet. I WaU-rr,..u*c Co.. iM S ngapore, *eb 10. To-day'» closing rubber «n-Aat
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    129 5 ARRIVALS February 17. Baitav'er, Brit, 215 tons. Capt S'rapson fror.! Sibu left Fdb 13, Teo Hoo Lye. Singkep, Dut 284 tons, Capt Wermer, from Djambi, left F-b 15 X P MmntnrtinjLij' K'ttta Brit 50J tons Capt Stack, from Penang, left Feb 15, S S'ship Co Ltd. The following
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    CENSOR'S HAND STRENGTHENED.
    142 5 Boxing to be Controlled. Tho Government Gazette published on Thursday last announces the introducton of a bill in the Legislative Council which will give further powers to the Official Censor. The objects of thi* Bill are: (1) to place boxing entertainments under the control of the Police;
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    SUPREME COURT.
    210 5 Divorce Granted. The Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw was engaged on Thursday iru hearing the divorce case brought by Mr Tan Teng Kirn against h's wife Voon Choy Yin for alleged misconduct with Mr Tan Hong Tian. Mr Cobbett appeared for the petitioner. The suit was undefended, Mr
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    72 5 Commercial Periodicals. It may interest those in local commercial and engineer: ng firms to know that the following period ca s are among those taken in regularly at the Raffles Library:— Board of Trade Journal. Building News. Car and Golf. Engineer. Engineering. English Mechanic. Everyday Science. India Rubber
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      507 5 i i t a i <• i a i a.,i-i a a, i > j Bx pus 47!?* I MEANS NOTHING, I BUT HAVING US FIT I YOUR EYEGLASSES I AND SPECTACLES I MEANS THAT YOU WILL HAVE NO FURTHER TROUBLE WITH SHAKY CROOKED LENSES. I N. LAZARUS OPTICIAN 1
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      448 5 I THE REASONS WHY i The fact that 555 Virginia Cigarettes are HI /J made by Hand and not by Machinery, |j|fj 'Hi ijs jW/M? places them in a class alone. j ,t /Msimjw But it would he folly to put beautiful hard- \W IS /7 -My §mf work on
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      58 5 WKATHEK REP*'** K.ndan* Ho,t>itat .Singapore, Feb 15. 9 a.m. I IM*. M Ba,Redto 32degree 9 F.b 45 81 8 6 80 Temp 77 5 79 78 Wet Bulb Ther: 77.5 Dir of Wind Max Temp in shade Mm do do 74 Max in Sun W Mm on Grasa c ten
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    HOW THE WORLD WAGS.
    747 6 The Chinese are celebrating their New Year, and they can certainly carry out their festivities with more heart than a year ago. It was "slump, slump, all the way" then, with apparently little hope of early escape from sore troubles. But in the closing months of
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    740 6 Reuter. Paris. Feb 16. M Leon Bourgeo's has resig.-.od the presidency of the senate owing to health reasons.—Reuter. The Hague Feb 15. Subject to parliamentary approval, the Cover. -ment w 11 participate up to lhk per cer.t in the igfuarantte the projected 520,000,000 gold crowns for the reconstruction»of Austria.—Reuter. Paris,
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    "THE BAT."
    665 6 COURTNEIDGE-HOLLOWAY CO. Singapore theatregoers had a new experience on Thursday even ng, in the form of a genuine mystery play staged by the Courtneidge-Holloway Co., who are entertaining us bo splendidly just now. "The Bat" is a thrilling piece, with vc-iri nt that never legs, and a rare
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    103 6 K1 We are in <*ebted to th* "Nonyo Niehi-Nichi Shimbun" for the follower: Tokio. Feb 14. ver twenty sailors are reported to have been drowned when a ferry boat urned turtle off Kagoshima City. The victims belong 1 to combined fleets o the Japanese Navy and were
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    CHINA'S DEBTS.
    285 6 NEW Xg 1 TH Is Collapse Like| v? Reuter. In an editorial 11 financial position, the »t S that I' mcS An. lc nt thi ougn the New Year but says that as it st 1 £2{>,000,000 sterl ng on f 0 t>% and- some £10,000,000 f 0r
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    SOVIET-CHINA PARLEY.
    78 6 France Intervenes. Reuter. Berlin. Feb 16. A message from Moscow -a>-s that the head of the Chinese auaOH hu informed the Foreign Commissar.it that a note has been received I Peking from Pari requesting that til French Government be kept advised cf the progress of Sovict-Ch sea negotiations.
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    HOLIDAY CRIMES
    250 6 A Fight to ti The approach of the Year appears to have drvi nun-b<-r of Chinese to the < illegally obta/n ng furds '<>' easion and as a nsuit number of crimes \ve' v during the last few daysTwo Ch'nese are lyng zt t. T*Tcck Song Hospital in
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      43 6 [AjCTOOEIt Advice free by our Qualified Nurse 1* all users upon Application to N2STLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED Mil R «>. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. Wishing You A Happy Chinese New Year. SEAN YOU ZOO CO., LTD., Uneorporated in Shanghai Singapore Branch: 13, High Street.
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    COMMONS DEBATE.
    232 7 LABOURITES HAVERING AT UNEMPLOKMtKi PROBLEM. RUHR ATTITUDE CRITICISED. Reuter. London, Feb 16. i Commons to-day unemployment was the burden of the lnth H T bottriU amendment to the Address moved by Mr n the Treaty? urging cancellation of war debts and the tht 1 of Nations, and taking
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    HONG MOH ECHO.
    44 7 Capt Eraw Decorated for Bravery. Reuter. London Feb 15 tkt Kirg Buek'ngham bestowed the Board of Trade V n Csntahi Evans of the I r Bravery m .-.earner H^ng ii m aboard, m v,. ti 1 l «w tke Caina Sea.—«
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    THOSE "WEAK" NATIONS.
    135 7 Causing (ireat Anxiety. Reuter. London, Feb 15. Armed bands have reappeared a. Mtmel. which the Conference of lid formally handover t L thuani.i to-day. This new de pnient may necessitate a change of :ian, because it is felt that the L.T.uan:an Government cannot be d >s-ciattd from
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    SMYRNA DEADLOCK.
    44 7 Mlied Proposal. Reuter. Parki Feb 16. I Menage from Constantinople V1 Allied H'gh Commis- '■'<■ banded Adnan Bey a note that f the Tmks withdraw m wrtfc regard to thp access Smyrna the Allies will naber t ten without limiii m (outage- Reuter
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    NON CONFIDENCE MOTIONS.
    36 7 defeated in Australia. Reuter. W( HngtOB Feb 16. H est f,f Representatives re- labour m> tion of nonM ss°y Government s ana imilarly the p n n V| y 39 votes to 36.—
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    TUTANKHAMEN'S TOMR.
    55 7 Reuter. j t Luxor Feh 15. t decided tint the wall hn-r chamber of K -n<r Tnt*nt/w,' 0 s to ho on Fob t v to allow the content» —Reuter. y Luxor, Feb 16. ,y^ r u or ikhamen's t'-mb was *ty Sanco T>k**t» and covf~ 1 US
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    THE DEBT AGREEMENT.
    106 7 What Will Britain Do With Allied Debts'* Reuter. Lcndo.-i. Feb 15. The agreement for a settlement of the Anglo-American debt h:. led to questions as to whether the meat propose to s*m lar y negotiate w :h the Ail ed powe s wM'.> re p-.a to their
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    RUSSIAN TRADE.
    247 7 Approaching Normality. Reuter. London, Feb 15. At a meeting of the Rusian section of the London Chamber of Commerce, M Jona; Lied, recently arrived from Moscow, said that trade conditions were approaching normality. Regarding the Karasea trade route, he stated it was possible to open up a vast
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS
    100 7 Private Enterprise. Reuter. Delhi, Feb 15. The Government has decided to permit private enterprises to undertake wi-eless broadcasting in India, similarly to that of the United Kingdonu A Conference thereanent is being held at Delhi,n March 7-Reuter_ London Feb 16. It ia stated in well-informed quavers that the
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    ELEMENTS RAMPANT.
    192 7 TERRIFIC STORMS IN AMERICA. Many Ships Damaged. Reuter. New York, Feb 16. A terrific gale, havocking shipping and other property and causing fatalities, is sweeping the entire American continent. Heavy snow held up traini and other transport in rr.uny part? of the country.—Reuter. New York, Feb 16. A
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    ARSENIC IN CHINA TEA.
    127 7 Alarming London Discovery. London, Feb 16. A Chinese, a native of Hongkong, was sentenced to four months' at West Ham for importing half a pound of raw opium. The momentary alarm cars d by a morning paper giving prominence to the discovery of arsenic in a
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    NEWS FROM U.S.
    293 7 Washington Liquor Mystery. Reuter. Washington. Feb iC The mysterious source ot a large quantity of liquor, which the prohibition officials allege is at present b-ing consumed in Washington, has led the House of Representatives to authorise an enquiry into the importation of diplomatic liquor. Mr Harding has
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    MARK IMPROVES.
    1070 7 GERMAN STABILISATION SCHEME. Latest Ruhr News. Reuter. London, Feb 15. A feature of the Exchanges is the continental improvement. French francs are *****, Belgian 87j40, marks 103 to 107 thousand, the lire 97 *l and sterling 68%.—Reuter. London Feb 16. The Exchanges closed: French francs 77-70, Belgian 88-55,
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    INDIAN TARIFF.
    202 7 POLICY OF DISCRIMINATING PROTECTION- Hard on Agriculture? Reuter. Delhi, Feb 16. In the Legislative Assembly Mr Innes, member'for Commerce of the i Governor General's Council, announced that the Government had accepted the Fiscal Comm'ssion's recommendation for a policy of d scriminating protection for India. When the future fiscal
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    83 8 FOOTBALL. SIX-A-SIDE FINAL. The Y M C A six-a-side football fir.al will be p ayed on Tuesday, the 20th inst, at 5.30 p m on the Ballestier ground. The winning teams will be awarded medals on the spot. The following are the teams: C E Smith; C
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    BOXING.
    536 8 LOCAL MYSTERY MAN—THE "MASKED BOXER" Unique Attraction for Monday. Reuter. Something quite off the beaten track is being prepared for boxing enthusiasts for Monday. Recently a fine physical specimen of manhood presented himself at the Stadium and asked to be fully tried out. He was put up against the
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    BILLIARDS.
    112 8 Y M C A vs. R G A. A billiards match between the representatives of V M C A and R G A was played on the Association tables on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Q M S Steel and Sgt. Lever met A T NYwbronncr and Tan Ah
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    THE TURF.
    373 8 SELANGOR RACES. Second Day's Results. Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Feb 15. There was a large attendance at the races to-day, and the going was good. The following w xe the results Klung Stakes. Five furl'^ngs. Little S'ster, 6.12 1 Rompin 10.7 2 N F E
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    YACHTING.
    88 8 The race to-morrow will be for Cobbett's trophy. The course ig as follows :—From the Club starting line im a northerly directkn outside, the breakwater, round the n rth *ind of breakwater to Master Attendant's buoy keeping it to port from Master Attendant's buoy rouind the n:«th and of
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    51 8 QUEEN'S COVERED COURTS. Owing to the boxing in the evening, there will be no play at the Queen's Courts on Monday, or up till 2 pjn. on Tuesday. An interesting exhibition between two star players will take place at an early date, particulars of which will be notified
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    GOLF.
    32 8 The Men's Monthly Medal (B©g*ey) was won by Lt Col Wh temarsh 3 up. The rur.trjera-up were Lt Col Thompson, Lt Col Haskdine, W N Bazeley, and Major Spring 1 down.
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    CRICKET.
    101 8 FIFTH AND FINAL TEST. Brilliant Batting by Englishmen. Reuter. Durban, Feb 16. The fifth and final test match", to which six days are allotted in order to finish ft commenced in glorious weather and on a perfect wicket. England made 261 for eight Russeil making 136 not out He
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    CRICKET.
    236 8 Y-M C vs. MEDICAL UNION. A veiy interesting all day cricket match was played yesterday on the Raffles School ground between the V M C A and the Medical College Union. This time the V M C A had •he satisfaction of aveng'ng their defeat some two weeks ago
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    MEETING OF P.A.M.
    170 8 Presentation to Mr. Still (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb 15. At a delegates meeting of the Planters' AssociatB n of Malaya Mr Cumming. presiding, expained the position regard!..g labour immigration and the sign'ficamce of the announcement that the Laudative Assembly had passed a resolution permitting
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    59 8 January Output. Guthrie Co., Ltd., Agents: Ampat (Sumatra) R E Ltd 22.490 lbs. Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) R Co Ltd 50,105 lbs. Kwaloe Rubber Estates Ltd 32.298 lbs. Sumatra Caoutchouc Mij 147,468 lbs. Soengei Radja Estate 60,000 Coconuts. H E the G O C will give away the prizes
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    100 8 H E the Governor will tour Malacca and Negri Sembilan before returning to Singapore. He arrives in Malacca on Monday, via Tampin and Alor Gajah by motor car, v sdts Jasin on Tuesday morning and spends the afternoon in Malacca, leaves Malacca on Wednesday morning by car for Tampin, arrives
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    255 8 (From Our Own. Correspondent.) Last Saturday Mr Mcßreen, who had come down from Singapore, and a Malacca friend, entertained the brothers and boarders of St Francis' Institution to a p"cnic at the estate of the first iii Mil Hill at Sungei Udaing. A fleet of buses took about
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    EUROPE CIRCUS OPENS.
    163 8 The Grand Europe Circus opened a successful season in the'r new tent at Beach-road last night to a crowded audience. The perf rmanc.s were exoellerit and thoroughly enjoyable. Someth ng new in the line of circus performances was seen whe.ni two Ij Chinese ladies perf rmed a
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      498 8 CHURCH SERVICES. FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT. February 18, 1923. •t Andrew's Cathedral. 7.30 a.m. L tany. 7.45 a.m. Holy Csmntunion. (Chora'.) 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:— Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8 a.m.
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      176 8 Presbyterian Church. Orrh»rd-ro*d. I s m. Public Worship. Subject of Address: "A call to Service." 9 a.m. Sunday School and Minister's Bible C ass. 5.30 p.m. Public Worship. Preacher: The Rev. D C Macgregor, D D (Ex-Moderator of the Prerbytcrian Church of England.) Friday 5.15 p.m. Choir Practice. Methodist Tsmil
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      526 8 BOXING g3CTM AQRpt N Aft Manday, February 19, 8 45 p.m Stadium EDDIE GR\DY v. TUB "MASKED ft (English Lightweight) 10 Sounds. »Th« My« e 'i?s*"5 3 J>E JEN KISS v. HARh V Jo a (Lightweight Champion of Java) 6 Rounds. (Lonaon Ughtwe i({ht Also fighting Claude Rozario. Red Warren,
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