Malaya Tribune, 19 February 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. L EVENING DAILY Vol. X.- No. 41 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923 FIVE CENTS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1923. The Malaya Tribune.
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      120 1 v*:; 1 (F you NEED GLASSES! i'-' Consult I Lteeh optical co. singapo» i Something New! for the j Chinese New Year. Mckel Propelling Pencil I with Cigar Lighter Combined. Price 51.50 and each. KOH Co., ft, Bras Baeah Road. I PURITY J WRIGLEYS I Health ff I Economy I
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      126 1 i tmm < i i t a DUl i HOLLAND1A" ILCONOENSEDMiyl I *?l CONDENSED I i SWEETENED MILK, j m m 1 I ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. j I E I QUALITY GUARANTEED. f j Trading Company "Holland" i (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) m P I Agents. I I i «a.
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      217 1 IM.illll«M.M«li«.l.M.».ll«il.llllllll.hlnllllll^llll«ll«l l l I I While »ervice is the Primary j requisite of Eye Glasses—be f sure that Mountings and style I j conform to your personality. j Our Rimless Glasses offer the very utmost in service, com- I j fort, and style. i N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN j MEDICAL HALL BUILDING
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      223 1 iiitaiiiiiiiiii<iiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiinii!iitfniiiiMiiwitirtiiiii«Mi THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE and I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. I Te. No. 171, Managerial Dept. f I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Z I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. i I Per annum $15.00 I Half-yearly 7.60 1 I Per quarter 8.75 I Postage extra 50 eta. per moith.
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    COMMERCIAL REVIVAL
    1253 2 A NEW DIRECTION FOR EMPIRE TRADE- Lmd Southboroug'h contributes 10 the "Yorkshin: Post Annual Trad» Review" th€ fa low ng tntKsrv»sting article »>n M A New Direction for o»<r Trad:":— "Thus Government aiui people of this coun*. y «re pnfpCTJig to csij-y the fruius of five aenturits of
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    CURES TALK.
    184 2 Great Fame of a Great Medicine Won by Actual Merit. The fame of Little's Oriental Balm has b*en won by the good it has dont to those who hare been crippled with pain. Mr. N. Elder of 14, King George Street, Greenwich, London, says I was troubled awfully
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    THE VICEROYSHIP.
    115 2 Th» "Pioneer* writes: The persistenct With which certain journals ar Ho** repeat from turn to time the statement that the present Viceroy is shortly about t» retire is truly aatoniaHiig. The latest form which thia enterprise take* v that of nominating his in the person of Lord Hjaig.
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    THE MEANING OF "NERVES."
    248 2 How to Avoid a Breakdown. When we have an "attack of nerve*" it means that the body is in some way out of order, and the nerves have become over sensitive, so that we get neuralgia pains, headache, sciatica, and so on. The whole nervous system
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      494 2 "Ii Aid .vivl A\ ALE II" This is an unrivalled remedy for diseases resulting from constipation, cough etc. It keeps the body aiway? healthy; cuius Asthma, liit-eough and loss of appetite, readc ing tht body stout and strong. Price $1.6U for a tin of half a poimU. JEEVVAN POWDER." A
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      281 2 FRESH STOCK 1923 F. H. Ay re's Tennisballs $10.50 per doz. Badminton Sets Ist Quality §3500 2nd 25.00 Cheap 20 00 Special Pingporg Sets and Footballs. ROSE Co., Ltd, 387, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE Telephone No. 396. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE .8 on sale at the following depots:— SINGAPORE. Koh and
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      451 2 To t>o oletel before Stocktaking j Special Quotations for Wholesale Parcels UNITED ENGINEERS UMITiiD (Inc rw-i'-ated in the Stran- <e>> em— SINf.APORF. Urn m m »1 flnitggrs Piles Curedj Operation Averted by Use of Germolene. Longr-standing: Case which defied all other treatment Mr. George Pursglove. 52 Wa: New Clee. Qrimsbj.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    468 3 FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Btngapure, Feb 14 'tin- approach of Ohin ?e New Year hits made ius usuaJ efftct fo t u the local Share- Market ttn»l in aplta of a steady price fur Rubber jind u considerable advance in tho pi cc of Tiu.
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    142 3 Singapore, Feb 15. During the past w ck. the market ha-i been quietly sto ady with a good undertone. Forward transactions have been of small dimietnsV *ns. due to the* advent of Chinese New Year. Tend r<y April to Junie pos'tion were dealt in bTtweeri
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    BARLOW AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    218 3 Singapore, Feb 15. Rubber. —The Market during the past week has been quiet, with a steady undertone, and prices have improved during the last day or two. At the local auct on on Wednesday the demand for most grades was very fair. Awarded Sheet realised
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      166 3 i 1 A,X E j lift brand: I jj I n Ms 'The Best;, j |#1 MUNICH brow* j i B E E R f I NEW SHIPMENT I V: $16 per case of 72 pints, jj V 5 SPECIAL u TA, "ON FOR WHOLESALE DEALERS. li A STANLEY F.
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      452 3 Chest* lings Of .ill medicine v^-n'org in India, and The Rtraitg. JHI 1 ■uiiiiiiiiiintiii'iwiiiiiiii»iiiiiiiiiii'<tiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii; >iiiiii]iiiiiimiiiiit I ''•'■MiiitnintininniiirmmmiT—i 1 Just Received j Popular (HONOPOLE BICYCLES I a m With Gear Case. CYCLE ft CARNAGE GO LTD. SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR AND IPOH. I 1 I m i«MMHMMtNiMNft n i mutrn iwtntwi
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    495 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." To-night the Empire Cinema project a six reel d.-ama featuring Gerald&ne Farrar and AdeJe Blood. As you no doubt know Geraldine Fairer ia the well-known operatic "star" and Miss Blood io part owner of the Frawley-Blood Company which recently
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      377 4 AMUSEMENTS BOXING TO-NIGHT BOXING EMPIRE CINEMA At 9.15 p.m. The World's Heavyweight Championship Contest between JACK DEMPSEY GEO. CARPI. !NTIER 5 Reels of Terrific Action Supplemented by GERALDINE FARRAR and ADELE BLOOD in THE RIDDLE WOMAN In 6 parts. The sensational story of a womm's life. It reflects the moods
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      394 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Saturday, Feb. 17, to Thursday, Feb. 22. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. RKVILLION FfiERES PRESENT NANOOK OF THE NORTH In 6 Parts. A Pathe Picture. There is no film anywhere in the world, on any subject,
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      43 4 if you have a Sore Throat cure it now if you feel one coming on prevent it now." That's to say—always keep handy a botile of genuine FoTmamint, menu'actured by the original inventors— A. Wi.lfing Co, FORMAMINT I WE OBV ffltUM THAOfT TKHD
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      403 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" A Happy and Prosperous New Year |S i to all our Chinese Patrons. Grand Holiday Programme. V W Pulr? r tin Ist Show at 7.30 New Year G reet THE PRINCESS OF PARK ROW I, a^?eMand S^ By Paul West. In 5 Parte. rttr GRAND HOLIDAY SAVE ME
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      263 4 GOSLING CO. Established 1880. 8 TELEGRAPH STREET. Phone 47. WINES AND SPIRITS Per be* M TIFFON'S Liqueur Brandy I' I M. TIFFON'S 1865" Brandy i (57 years old) li* BARQUES DEL MERITO MO3-CATEL-MALAGA SPANISH BRANDY (Pure Grape) 41 SHERRY AND PORT PORT (Pints) 1 J SPANISH HOOKS (Red or White
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    49 5 iRl o ;$7 p.m. Masked Boxer" v. ••Abraham Lavoln. k 1.12 p m. Band. j Garden of 9 30. e« m t2B puaa I r 5.15. r Appl ,Im Victoria j Friday- Ktb 23. m m gi6 p.m. w yng M tn. Hall, 5. < m I*3o.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    110 5 j., i*v. Uh 11 i «14 2 p.m \t- .r :i p.in i t m J *»> ■ji a •Khi.> H p.m. r a 1 <- 112 li> ,-va 3 r-w 7 u.i r ni Port (T 'U I 4 St- l jl*N 11 P-TO-]V-- tirro» Irh ~f.
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    COSILY CHURCHILL.
    109 5 \n Ulficul 1 rip to Egypt, I- 1 J»n J_T'- i,5,t r Mr 1 itiit i>i I Ori"o "is fe v." rtriort ~112 the Select i I'. \-cunts. The r-lt.. r H' .uuloTlttlfnt of r 1 8.. 'W.ng rtttual exfc7i.| Mr rbnrehiU'* vifJt Wl of tie9 pracf d
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    74 5 r. |u»rt. Feb 10. "li d. Ix>cal W 1 1,1 2s .old.) p *4 ML 1 "ti.jw.ry. V. >T i t<- $1.02%, 51.2 2'-, Souths ll* '•in U< r»5. Unguis M »»>* to 87% > Navng Kumuntn iy m 41-.71) to $i:j.25 t <:i4.rio to $35.00,
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    209 5 THURSDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $95% 200 tons sold. Latest I.oca I Market QuoUtx.t..Buyers Seller* GambHr $l«.0;i Cube 24.00 Hamburg: Cube 23.50 Press Cube 22.00 Sar. White Ptrpper 23.00 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 15.50 Sundrted G-pra 11.50 Mixed Copra 11.10 'Small Flake Tapit ca 12.50 12.50 Med
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    EXCHANGE
    81 5 Singapore, Feb lft Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-4, Demand 2s 4 5-320 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d New York Demand 54 Private 90d!s 56 On France Bank 810 T. India Bank Tel. Transfer 173 Bank demand draft 3% p.c. Dis. a ShanghaiBank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    86 5 C. of C. Robber Assocn. is*,, Singapore, Feb 1«. Vc Ctape Ctatfcf Prices. Latest Load. '5 blea Qaote. don, Spot.— Baaat Closing Waa Bayers Seller c f 62 62* ItL 63 April to June 64% 6a* July to Sept 66% 67* Latest Londoa Cable* quote.—!* don, Spot Is
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    COLLIERIES DISPUTE.
    729 5 NG HON GUAN vh. J A RUSSELL. Action Withdrawn Ituf »re thc .or: Mr Ju 01» .\i .rfn th Sip 111 L'oUi't Kua'a Lumpur o*l Thursday morning. Mr 13 Sanders made- formal applicai un Tor the withdrawal of the» altovottamed suit, which was actually w thdrawn by formal
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    50 5 A telegram from Lung Song to the "Bangkok Times" of Feb 8 reported:There has been an insurrection :n the hills of Patani Circle. A thousand rebels are reported to have been surrounded; and several have been kiUed and wounded op both sides. Soldiers are arriving from Nakon Sntamarat and Rajburi.
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      374 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER, More than two million men and women have adopted the I.C.S. method of training. This is due to the fact that an L C. S. student can acquire the necessary training to qualify for a responsible position without interfering in any way with his present occupation. The
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      139 5 I GOLDEN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES 1 I VOTTTF INGLO-CU ESE MOTOR COMPANY. JH, SHORT S'IKEET. NIotio( js h rrby given that my wife I I Kong Ah W*h, the daughter of Keng We execute Repair, and Overhauls to all description of I ££»5 £2*3 Motors, and Supplies Tyres Petrol. Lubricating Oil,
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      65 5 REPORT xaodang Kerbau Hospital, Singapore, Feb 17. 9 a.m. 3 o-tii V J Bar. Red to 32 degree Fah 1016.9 1012.7 1014.7 Tpnin I (84 77 76 TemP nn U 75 Wet Bulb Ther: 79 Dir of Wind calm calm calm Max Temp in shade 88 Min do do 75
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    TRIBUTE TO A JOURNALIST.
    760 6 The planters of Malaya are doing the handsome thing by the man who has helped so materially to save them when they seemed helpless to save themselves. They are to organise a public testimonial to Mr A W Still, the distinguished editor cf the v Straits
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    720 6 Reuter. The lion Mr Justice M H Whitley left for home by the Nellore. Mr E L Talma, Deputy Treasurer, is in Ptnang on a visit of nspection. London, F-'b L& Th? death has occurred of Mrs Oriniston Chant. —Reuter. Rome, Feb 17. The Senate has ratified the Washington agreements,
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    FIGHTING IN EUROPE.
    79 6 POLES SUDDENLY ATTACK LITHUANIANS. Territorial Dispute. London Feb 19. Serious fighting has arisen over the Polo-Lithuanian territorial dispute, according lo a oilioal message I'.om Kovno, alleging that P lish tro.p all with arms, after occupying Orany in the neutral zone, advanced to Lithuanian territory and attacked Lithuanian
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    PAHANG C P O DROWNED.
    52 6 Our Ipoh correspondent wirea today that news has been received there froa* Penang that Mr D A M Barry, who lately'left Perak to become the Chief Police Officer at Pahang, has been drowned. The deceased gentleman wa* very popular in Perak. being one of its
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    BURIAL SERVICE BY WIRELESS.
    164 6 London, Jan 17. The first burial service by wireless took place in mid-ocean, when Capta n Matthews, of the s.s. Hatteras," belonging to the U S Shippiing Board, died after a short illness while on the way to Belfast. Th?re was no doctor on board the
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    355 6 The European population of Sours bays on .lan 1 was 19 099. A recent 'ssue of "The Chemist ar.d Druggist" has two full pag advertisement paced by the Rubber Growers' Ass elation und,r the propaganda scheme. Mr and Mrs Hutt, who are in the Ipoh d strict engaged in filming
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    HOME RENTS BILL
    72 6 SUBSIDY T,; i I I Restriction n In the Houso of Cg been into rO-. j that the abstTir docs not inva! d < ri rht to previous i ßcr a by Bbc tenants befo In a speech ar '< with the Governs- hous;ng, Mr Grafitl shadowed
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    COURTNEIDGE
    348 6 "Bull-Doe; Drum^* There was an en:..,,, '-nd audience on Satards J the Victoria n. talented Courtnei, 1 1 pany in "Sapper's" 1 "Bull-Dog Drummond yj ence cam-. expects thoroughly wtisfi J he ng of a hcefa ord r j Dnxmmood taste for adventure 1 plenty when, in soi J
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    WIRES FROM PENANG
    117 6 Chamber of Commerce M*t«« (From Our Om '*"T 8 Pmnir M U Tn*? "112 111 1 Comtnerce p.wd c voi* 112 r Measra (joodrirl) and f^ n impending departure r able services in tb»- pa»'It mua reported thv Board had in virw the rrof a [««singer rr
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      124 6 Advice iree by our Qualified Num- I* ail users upon Application to SmSTi l \NGLO-BWISti CONDENSED MA <O. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapom TORTURES! TORTURES!! Why suffer from Tortures of ftsttfctcfct aad Headache vhe a Kofi Toothache Drops itid Headache Tablets wii\ cure (be a lastantly. Renembe- K)fj„ iMNhtM AMicim
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    REBELS SURRENDERING.
    189 7 'UNDER PIERCE. N0 PARUY WITH DE VALERA. London Feb IK. tii, V'pjVjMonsil Iri&h Government ha* been very r (lur (l of men who have surrendered. It ia un- v may include at least three prominent rebels. 7 |lin ',|i,. announces tbj extension of ihe uninesty to 112 I*o
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    STATEMENT.
    187 7 Reuter. London, Feh 17. in u to'! wo' l statement »»n the Irish peace i,«, < In'»> I»t is de»i*m ncd to repress the ant!* r -Ml:,•».» of cosi He warn» the insur*MU t ,1 iff r the expiry of the amnesty offer. Tht-y full prii!". The President ewph«s"s!s
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    NORH EAST PEACE.
    76 7 Ismet Pasha s Statement. Reuter. Constantinople Feb 17. fawt Pathe in the course of an kmf% conl al conversation with Imm Barngton, expcaead hs mm etetrc f< r peace and pronv's.il boritsveoi to i nil the liberation mx n o.iptured »t Aml len ■ahseqcoßfttfl nut G I,-.;-,
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    U. S. AND RUBBER.
    51 7 Tin»—e lnu»Ntligations.' Reuter. ti Feb In. K r i r n C mniUl H-.-rt res fata:.v>\ Mr ll <J |ir i>r utlAn of ha 112 1 vosDipute rubb.r v r.v r» poasP si ns1 1 M-mmia of the wo<j <1 increase n \h>- a c -it
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    DUTCH OIL FIELDS.
    105 7 Reuter. Hague Feb 13. In a ttat n> nt ia committee, tfce tmmm Mn<- dvclarecf his inI a measures eaJei/at- to irhn capital from th: Dutch bJea Be wai of onVon that it was ™> k ;'kely that the Ratavian company's Bnenes wc»re being transfer* d 10
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    TIN LOOKS BRIGHT.
    57 7 Reuter. Rangoon. Feb 18. nw nnoaDCCfl th »t the Governch m? t aid the tin industry, a into force in February. r mated as from Feb 15, in ol tac rise in the price n B u k r. j. London Feb 17.. r of standard tin,
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    ASYLUM TRAGEDY.
    30 7 Reuter. New York. Feb 18. my-two violen( lunatics and *fi7 e nur r 9 Were burned to death °y asyly7n n Manhat t- n state at an insane
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    OPIUM TRAFFIC.
    83 7 Punishment Increased. Reuter. Lond > Feb 18. A maximum penalty of ten years penal err.- 'tude ad a fine of a thou-ard mUA'mg is proposed in the Oovevn.nent b". 1 t suppress traffic in vcvxa cocaine and other drugs Prta r Persons sol'c tinj or ent en -ther
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    DEBT AGREEMENT.
    31 7 Senate Ratifies. Reuter. Washington, Feb 17. The Senate has ratified the AngloAmerican Debt-funding agreement Hy votes 78 to 13. Amendments designed to mcreas* the rate of interest were reject-d-
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    NEWFOUNDLAND ELECTION.
    55 7 Reuter. St John, Feb 18. The Newfoundland Legislature has d ssolved as the Premier. Sir R.chard Squires, has decided to appeal to the country for mandate ccnfirm.ng the agreement with the ArmstrongWhCrth Co for »20,000,000 paper Zm. T. the We t Coast. A genera election is being held
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    ONLY A RUMOUR?
    40 7 Reuter. New Yo>rk, 17^ huli a muloTi Japans Brn*ii, Jaj>an psym« a d U eight doSlnrs- Neither the J**»** no-r the Brazil a* conaul „ny information of thia. Waahmgtw "JS t» b,, C.«««« 4 »t the ™ou.»r.
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    INDIAN OFFICERS.
    35 7 Reuter. New York, Feu 17. The Pitch '""°< M Feb IT. the legislative A cmD^' mh the plaarae from the Indian members tho fact that eight units fantry would be immediately officered by Indian*
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    PHAROAH’S TOMB.
    314 7 ILDEUING COLLECTION OF AiiEASUKES. Body in a Casket. Reuter. Luxor, Feb 18. Ihe re was a m >st marvellous find oi old Egyptaa jewv'lery Inside the outer ahrine of Tutar.kh-Amen, including a larger number of scarabs, one of which ij of red carnelian or jasper, *nd s the
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    BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS.
    122 7 Research in Cotton Factories. Reuter. London, Feb 16. The Medical Research Council has issu.d a report of "nves i. gallons made at the instance of the Industrial Fatigue Research Beard regarding the atmospheric condirons for the sucee sful weaving of certain classes of c tton cloth. Two
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    PAN-PACIFIC SCIENCE CONGRESS.
    35 7 Reuter. Melbourne Fvb 16. The Federal Government is inviting twenty country to a nd represe.t,ti*M to the Pan-PaCine Scent: he Con-re«e in August and September end* hM contributed £5,000 towards the expenses
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    42 7 Reuter. London Feb 17. The foreign exchange market was quiet Storing on New YorK hardened to 4.69* on the Senate s ratification of th- Anglo-American debt settlement b* French francs were 78.62; Belgian 8920; the Ire 97%; marks 90—95.000.
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    FRENCH WORLD FLIGHT.
    45 7 Reuter. Paris, Feb 18 With the object of advertising the French aviatLn squadron. sx aeropUnca will t«< on March 15 on a world flight under the patronage of ftfc* Government, via Egypt Persia India. Japan. Canada Scuth America Sr>uth Africa and Spam.-
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    FRENCH RAILWAY CRASH.
    33 7 Reuter. Paris, Feb 19. The Strasburg express, travelling at 50 miles an hour, crashed into a train at Pontabinson ahunting goods tram at station. Twelve are r*arv and 30 injured.
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    EVADING CUSTOMS.
    202 7 HOW GERMANS GET COAL FROM RUHR. Preach Counter Move. Duesseldorf, Feb 18. The French have discovered an ingenious German method of evading the Customs cordon by despatching coal ostensibly consigned to Holland, unloading over the frontier and sending it back to Germany. The French <*re counter acting. Yesterday
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    NO STARVATION.
    253 7 Reuter. E»son Feb IftA. rcniArkab fea'ur* of bf jO the occupat Ruhr s that the pe<n>l. lack re ihirg a*' a result ''112 the 112 Ja to vrh ch the Gertnar* throughout the world are ng. Vctua'v at* superabundant although the Ruhr is m no way soli--upport»ng M
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    POLICE BARRACKS SEIZED.
    555 7 Reuter. Essen, Feb 16. An altercation resulting from the refusal of the hotel staff to serve Belgian soldiers with refreshments culminated in firing, in which two soldiers were wounded, after which the French dispatched a regiment of infantry armed with machine-guns, occupied the police barracks and arrested
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    CUNO'S BOAST.
    246 7 Berlin, Feb IT. Chancellor Cuno in a speech em- j j phasised Germany's determination to M continue passive resistance in the i Ruhr, say ng that over that resolve no power in the world could triumph. It is reported that the shortage of coal and coke is brnging
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    APPEAL TO HARDING.
    76 7 Reuter. London, Feb 17. Eightyn n e Labour M Ps have telegraphed to President Harding in connection with the Ruhr, appealing for American co-operation as the one hope of saving Europe. Brussels Feb 17. Fifteen thousand m ner* struck on the Borinage coal-fields, on a question of
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    EXCITEMENT IN VIENNA.
    45 7 Reuter. Vienna, Feb 18. P l.tical excitement leads to more or less serious affrays almost daily. One person killed and two were wounded last night by shots fired from a tram car in which an altercation was proceeding, following a monarchist meeting.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    217 8 FOOTBALL home league and cup results. n„. foll v -ntf arc 'he of matches jby •>" Saturday, Fob 10. Enk't.*h Ln»«ue, Firat Division. \f-< 2 S'ottt 1"' U Mat" Vii*• ft 1 Asion l V J J; t r»n Oldham At.li 3 B.iickt.ar R 1 TotUrh.ua 11
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    POLO.
    285 8 COLONY vs. MALAY STATES. On the Race course yesterday afternoon, says Saturday's Malay Mail, teams representing the Colony and the Malay States played each other at polo for the "Mackray" Cup. Although at times large divots ct Malayan soil were removed by the sticks of the rivals, yet the
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    HOCKEY.
    39 8 SELANGOR v 8 PERAK. (From Our Owin Correspondent.) Ipoh, Feb 19. The hockey enscounter between Selangor and Perak on Saturday proved a bruTant game, although the ground was sodden, and ended in a draw cf one goal each.
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    BADMINTON.
    28 8 NEWTON vs. GEM AS. A badminton game between Newton and Genoa is Railway Institute on Saturday resulted in a win for the Utter by 29—11. 25—29,, 29—13.
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    THE TURF.
    470 8 SELANGOR RACES. Heavy Going on Saturday. (From Our Own. Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Feb 17. Heavy rain fell before the races today and the going was heavy. There was a large attendance, including the High Cmm ssioner, Sir Laurence Guillemard. and Lady Guillemard. the Chief Secretary, tre Hon Mr
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    115 8 RANTOU CLUB TOURNAMENT. I Kleinmann Win» Open Singlea Championship. During thi- Chinese New Year holidays, the Rnntou Club, Negri Sembilan, held a tennia tournament which was competed for by representatives from all parts of the Federation awl the Colony, including such wellknown tennih players as ScoveH and Sheltom
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    WIMBLEDON'S TITLE.
    60 8 Reuter. London, Feb 17. The council of the Lawn Tennis Association will recommend to the meeting on March 5 to relinquish the title h therto assumed by Wimbledon, stipulating however that the title of world's championships be entirely aboilshed. Ratificat on of the proposal will mean that the
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    CRICKET.
    283 8 CEYLON XI r 8. C. C. The unexpected shower of rain t rfered w;th t.he match borwiv.ii the S C C a «la Cayi -n XI on Saturday on the SCC ground arvd prevuntr<l a cootl: uMt'on of tho morning's piuy. A fji r gather-ng <112 cricket enthu- asts
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    ENGLAND vs SOUTH AFRICA.
    596 8 Visitors Lead on First Inning». Durban, Feb 17. The Tx?st Match was continued in fine weather to-day before an attendance of *****. The wicket was faster than yesterday. E-gand were all *ut for 281. Russell making a *plend'd 140. At the wickets for 5 hours 21
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    390 8 OPENING OF SELETAR RANGE. Prize Meeting. The op«>!.J\s of thv new Rifle Range at Seiotar and the iirst r fle meeting of the Sinuap re R fle Assoc ation took place or\ Saturday and v sterday. Th e firing was «.omewhat delayed on Saturday by the weather hut the
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    TRIBUTE TO MR. STILL.
    1373 8 "HONOUR WHERE HONOUR IS DUE." Testimonial From Planters. Mr C Ward Jackson, Hon Secretary of the Planters' Association of Malaya, writes: I am directed to inform you that at a meeting of The Planters' Associaticn of Malaya held yesterday, a Provisional Organising Committee consisting of The
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    INTERESTING FIND.
    154 8 Resting Place of a Saint Delhi. Jan 28.—An n »er And which might later on be a discovery 0 f PO me fa.stoJ importance was made a t eVeiUllf 7 Niadar Mai Rangilal, of Mon Ga> Having obtained permiss 10a make an opening in and use M petrol
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    REAR LIGHTS ON PLANES
    176 8 Regulation for Night Flien All British aeroplane? will tool have to carry a rear light when fiyinf at night. This safety regulation has beet made by the Air Ministry, writes i Daily Chronicle correspondent It compels aerial traffic to "lifk up half an hour before sundown,
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    11 8 We regret to hear that the untitled Chief Secretary is unwell
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    573 9 Singapore, Feb 10, 1923. Article. Price. c MEAT. Beef steak katii 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.40 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kaXi 0.54 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kati 0.63 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 kati*) each 1.50 Fowl medium (1%-2%
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    1537 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapure, Feb 17. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. JANUARY 13. 1923. lame Paid Val. Up. i a. t *2|- 21- Allagar U 1 5^ 2|- 2|- Anglo-Java 0
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    LETTER-BOX.
    139 10 ♦We do not n<-cL-«siirily -ndorse Mi* opinion* etprdfwd bv cnrrespm» •ients.» UGCRBPITS OF MALAYA. Frmn "SATVK": He it liolt-U that Hongkong Britishers Itnve hud a painful light of witnessing a ahiploud of Pest i Into Chinese coolies repatriated from to their poor homve tif iht'_v -1.11 huvf suth) without
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    325 10 Reuter. From S K P: Chaturvedi's letter oh Indian Immigration in Malaya has uvokod an outburst of criticism which jjt in «iomr cases not so much against tlu person and the matter coneemed ar the \\ho<e of h.«« nation. Such ndiscruni.ute uufa:r crit*c'rm doe-? not throw uny
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    THE "M.Ms" NEW EDITOR.
    231 10 Mr J. Ashley Gibson, the new Editor of the "Malay Maid," arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday eveningMr. Gibson was orginally on the "World," the "Daily News" and "T P's. We.k'y." He then went to West and East Afiea, where he put in ?©me of his
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