Malaya Tribune, 19 March 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY Vol. X. No. 65 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1923
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      309 1 l.llllMlllllllllllliltlUillUlUlUlUl .ill" > 5 LyOuNEEi) uLASSES j p ,■■ise Consult iilE ASTERN OPTICAL CO., I itTLBI.NC OPTICIANS, I MA CH CANAL ROAD, iNGAPORE. 1 i i i i •■'•''•■''■'•■«■'■•inmui t»"' iBteiesting Works jj—™-— M -,tuarAuthors. i DORSAYS fPNJ cts. 90 Wellknown French Perfumes n Insure Sue- to the finest cut
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      177 1 Shirts! SMrts!! (Our Own I\lake) With or Without Collar. More than 20 pattei oa to select j K. SULTAN IBRAHIM 94, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Adelphi Hotel Buildings), SINGAPORE. KE EP PACE WITH THE BAD TIMES. Owing to the financial stringency, we offer easy terms 01 payment to all who wish
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      201 1 I ljiiMiiiiiiiiiniiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiininiiif)ir>fiii<itimuaiiMHßHi THE j MALAYA TKIBUNE J AND i j SKIPPING GAZETTE. Z Tha Popular Newspaper of ihe Straits Settlemeati. Z Published Daily. •""omplete He ports of Local Z F.veata. 2 I Fall and Latest Telegrams. Sports Nctes by Expert Z Critica. Z The Sportsman's Paper 1 rxmri!'f><«iit t t
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    COMPANY REPORTS.
    1119 2 TELUK ANSON RUBBER. Directors' Report to the Shareholder*. The following is the report of the Directors of Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd. for the year ended Dec 31, 1922. The Proni for the year, after providing for Depreciation, but subject to Directors' Fees, amounts to $4,780.06 Tc which
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    123 2 We are in a position to contradict the statement made in a morning paper that a factory is nearing completion at Lincoln for the manufacture of Onazote expanded rubber. Interv:ewed at the offices of Onazote, Ltd this week Mr Marshall, the inventor of this wonderful product, said that the report
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      243 2 PHILIPS CIGARETTES g > GOOD AND THE CHEAPEST. [C l Give them a trial. j}| I 1 ALSAGOFF CO., 1 I ARAB STREET j ECONOMY is a Savings Bank, I itti whi'.hn.en drop i enn'n g at.j yet dollars in returu WHY NOT PAY IS A VISIT f At No.
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      173 2 WHY SUFFER FROM A CHEST COLD. You can get rid of it so easily— 3y, using Little's Oriental Balm you can gain immediate relief and soon all soreness entirely disappears. It penetrates immediately. Goes straight to the exact spot where the trouble is and drives it away. There is nothing
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      509 2 YOU WANT PINK CHEEKS. The Way to Get Them. Every woman wants pink cheeks, they mean not only beauty but health. Then put the colour in your cheeks, »ot on them. The govt of health is the red healthy blood showing through translucent skin. It is impossible without rich, red
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      526 2 THE WELLD^ CAST MON STEAM TH4P WITH ENDS Absolute Dbcbjlsg SCreWCd GALLONS PCS BODS Standard Length. Weight. Gas PRICE Threads. Cola ater H <>* at 6° F *tlt f. DOLLARS. 1 I 1 H" 4' lib. loz. 100 Jt Hb.9oz. 200 m J«* 34" 534" 21b. 1 loz. 350 M()
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    FOR THROAT AND CHEST.
    184 3 Peps Strengthen "The Weak Spot and Prevent Colds and Chills. form of thrsr. the novel Peps tab «U arc SSS '^e-jacketUd HUh the be TlB carried ESoS into the In WD thr at and the lung. recedes of Rouble iiKo the snuffling auJ sreeztng thJw7 end
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 3 Singapore. March 19. Or ndon--H| Bank 4 months' sstrb r 2s 4 l-4d ■2t Demand 2s 4 r>-32d I Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 19-32 d On New York— Demand 54% Private 90d|s 57 On France Bank 840 Bank Tel. Tran-fer 174 Ms On Hongkong— Bank demand draft
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    LULL IN RUBBER PRICES.
    482 3 IHE LONDON STOCKS. mmammmt different view of the ■ifniftcance of the London stocks is that taken last week by the writer in the Statist, to who.se articles we nave on previous occasions called attention. After stating- his opi nion that the past three months* rise in
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    ENCOURAGING THRIFT.
    328 3 A Penang Scheme. From the Hon Secretary of the Penang Clerical Union (says the "Straits Echo") comes a copy of the draft rules of a Loan and Sicknesg Benefits Fund which it is proposed Lo form for the Union. We are very pleased to see that this step
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      295 3 I Baby when H 4. RUSKS ft I crisp and wholesome, the I ;:cd to help baby when I >bk them instinctively/so that Br* -teeth 2'ids.d and the troublesome I Wed. Moreover, the Rusks I and, being safely and easily In dietary much needed baby die gratification which X I
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      314 3 I RUBBER QUOTATIONS. J C Rubber Associativa Jj \V:t s! i have ->rr° 1P i^lm ■j-rlt.iy lost the c> .mpluitit.** F^fnl Evidence from Selangor. Mr. G. de UORNAY, writes i 'it is with great pleasure that I write to express my thanks for the relief 1 have rived from the
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      297 3 j I 3 Wincarnis* means an f increased amount of I New strength, New rich red Mood, New nerve force, E New vitality, jj I The outstanding value of 'Wincaf. d B nis in promoting a propr < v* i ;I crease in strength ?nd vital ty is I to
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      122 3 m am J TO LET j No. 20, Raffles Place. I i j Apply to j The Federal Rubber Stamp Co. j 32, Raffles Plac SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 442. QUALITY) 4» <I'URITY /ECONOMY N^ai I"" ~...u.: .,«j, I Pj THi( C!; R OCULAR NEW VISITOR I iWf t MANY 'J
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    178 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." To-morrow the Palladium change the l p v when they projrct a Frank Mayo, Universal producton ertitled "The Man who Married his Own Wife." The story briefly *s of John Morton, head of the Blue Star L'ne, who thinks
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      506 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA From Monday 13 to Wednesday 21 March. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 William Fox presents the World Famous Star in a big New ork, London and Paris stage success PEARL WHITE in THE TiilEF In 7 Reels. A dramatic story that touches every home where woman
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      336 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Monday 19, to Saturday 24 March. In the Second Show at 9 p m DAY IN THE WIIDS l Reel I'athe Film. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. GLADS WALTON A Universal Presents TOP 0* THE MORNING In 5 Reels. shei5 he i M
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      346 4 FRESa STOCK 1923 F. H. Ay re's Tennisballs $10 50 per doz. Bidminton Sets Ist Qualify $35.00 2nd 25.00 Cheap 20 00 Special Pingpong Balls, Sets and Footballs. ROSE Co., Ltd, 387, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE Telephone No. 396. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE is on saie at the following depots:— SINGAPORE.
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      435 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY T H Grand Triple m§ f\ Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. THE GREAT ADVENTURE The story of a sky man by Arnold Bennett. In 5 parts > a V y "DUCK IN" 2 PART CHHISTIE COMEDY. P 2nd Sh.w at 9.15 p.m. Healthy' and" QUAKER OATS JpNodwu 1;
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      229 4 j ProtecL your own anc your children's -iroats against disease. The safest ami surest against sue!; dreaded infectiod diseases as Tonsililis, h;t>uenza, I Kphiheria, etc, ist UN of genuine Fornianiint Tablfn always handy. Manufactured by rORMAMIM The Genn-Ki'Ug TVott Tabid 1 TTTHTTT— 1 Burma Cigars. Best Burin l LJijjiW (Tr
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    80 5 London, March 16. on ted at 13 9d. i 2232 in London, ted at 33 for fair tuoted at 33 6. tbier, No Quotation. i market cotton. I d 16.65 Eryp- I a 1 4%d and r r at 6d in London. a best r market B*4
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    92 5 [.pore, March 19. La 4V4d, Local 16, i:232, Local P, Boy, rs. -Quiet. illy r.o enquiry. (IJO to $1.95. t. Nawng 1 Padang Planters, Taipings Si.3o to *1.35, cum $1.25, Hitams .luhans 55 to (5.20, Murais Yarns 22s 6d to to 16s Gd, Kamto 47 s
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    214 5 TO DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin to-day $118%._Buyera no aellers. I iteet Local Market Quotations. Buyers Sellers amb r $15.50 Java r u be 24 50 Hamburg Cube 2 3.50 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 23.75 Mixed Black Pepper 16.00 Sundried Copra 12.35 Mixed Copra 12.00 Small Flake Tapioca 14.25
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    EXCHANGE.
    87 5 Singapore. March 19. On 1.-ndon— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Oemand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 19-32 d On New YorkDemand 54% Private 90d|s 57 On France Bank 840 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 174 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    85 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, March 19. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 57% Latest London Cables quote. London, Spot.—ls 4%d. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 58 58% April to June 58% 59 July to Sept 69% 59% Oct to Dec 60% 61
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      39 5 THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera ta Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge WmA A Javanese Play SANGSEMBAH Director Nani Chief Actor Chief Actress MissTijah K. H. CHEONG, Proprietor Y. L. TAN, Manager. Phone 13W For 1
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      401 5 i While service ia the Primary ii S requisite of Eye Glasses— by g 8 tare that, Mountings and style A conform to your personality B jg Our Rimless Glasses offer tfci 8 j*j very Utmost in iaWko. com a fort, and style. I N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN I MEDICAL HALL BUILDING
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      27 5 jr $©so $0.10 j DOUBLE AGS I GOLDEN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES I 1I) X" GEMtNII |j SOLE IMPORTERS: iThe East Asiatic Co.,LtdJ S (Incorporated in Deamark.) I Singapore.
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      48 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singap re, March 18. a 3 p.m. 9 p.m. »lai I 12 d rrec Fah 5.3 1015.4 1015.5 ilm SE calm B3 88 80 T r: 79 7 9 79 calm S E calm *> do 74 151 72 a 24 1 irs Nil
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    148 5 DlART To-day. U arch ,9 a.m. P t c mmerce Rubber AmJpf 01 ***'< R A (v), M G Platoon, f 7 Platoons B Co, ian Co. al Troops, 5.15. a ion Lodge, 8.30. Th atre, 9.30. V, rrh 2 .,-0.4 a.w-. 0.20 p.m. (v>. M G
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    514 5 To-day, March 19. BatuPahat Mena Meremg, Kemaman Trengganu Port Swettenham Penang 2 Muntok, Djeboes, Blinjoe"? P m Pangkal Pinang c an er L y n 3pm Saigon Shanghai *Lt Saint Loubert Bie 3 p. m Saigon, Hongkong,* Shanghai* Japan* Paul Lecat Sungei Liat Batavia Scott Harley 4 n
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    SINGAPORE AND IMPERIAL DEFENCE.
    627 6 ~T h* Estimates Beason m the Home Parliament brings righ to the fore Imperial questions to which current events cal especial attention. Matters are not at all reassuring enough t remove necessity for thought as to our preparednL f or an conceivable eventualities. The other day
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    THE GROWTH OF NATIONS.
    222 6  -  Mr. Still's Lecture. Under the ausp ccs of the Association, a lecturc on "The Growth of Modern Nations," with special reference to Ch >na s problems was given by Mr A W Still at the Drill Hall of the Anglo-Chinese Schooil r.t 8.15 p m on
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    KAAI'S HAWAIIANS.
    115 6 The Royal Hawaiian Tioubadors scoied a double success on Saturday wh.n they played to bumper houses at the matinee and night shows. The first part of the programme <-oru..sted of vocal items rendered in the Hawn ian language which together w th the concerted musical numbers, left nothing
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    324 6 A report of the Malacca Planters ■eetanz will appear to-morrow. London, March 16.-The number of unemployed again fell 84 000 in February, to 1.376 000.—Reuter. In the Studebak.r advert, in Saturday's is -ue the car was pned at $1,796. Th's was oir.-ously a nvspr.r.:. the actual price be.ng $2,795. Montreal.
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    EUROPE HOTEL INCIDENT.
    487 6 OVER FORTY HYLAM BOYS DISMISSED. Sequel to Assault. As a sequel to a case that came tp before Mr Go u nay. the third magistrate on Saturday t'ie mana foment of the Hou.1 d' Eu;ope hav< taken drastic steps n dismissing- uieir enti re dn'ng room staff
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    71 6 The inquest into the de:>th of a Chinese boy who was killed near Pulau T kus Station by a motor bus was h.-i 1 before the Corcnei on Saturday. Two of the three jurymen return.4 a finding of cubing death by a rash a.: at.ainst the drye r and Mr
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    NINA WILCOX PUTNAM
    911 6 iMEltfC'A* IV, 1'« tffjj li I Sin Ka r 1( au (u| Among the passengers on r American Liner Re 1 fd in SiriK"c*»f»»*e (ir ivi4 4r; Ms, ...a S well-known American auih rks arc «nlar f,,.''*'.* Saturday Eveninc Putnam, who in j- S R J Sanderson,
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      306 6 Boys Footballs, i Made from selected Hides 1 g ha r.d-sewn throughout. I I FITTED WITH BEST QJALITY BL4oi)£tiS. I g No. 1. No. No 3. No. 4. '$3.25 $4.25 $5.00 $6.25. La-^» 1 New Stock- of ports Requisites i just ivj?ived. I I Robinson Co., Ltd., t*— I I
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      96 6 Jgß NESTLES MALTED MILK VVill keep the Strong fit ■wf M anC ma k e the Unfit strong. I T those who have not trit d tnis jlhaltEO I Malted Milk we will rost one (7 oz.) y^Pr s bott,e FBEE on receipt of postage 25 Cts. and one label
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    LEAGUE BLUNDERING ?
    210 7 LEAGUE BLUNDERING STRONG PROTEST AGAINST GIVING VILNA TO THE POLES. FRESH DANGER TO PEACE. Reuter. j- .l 0 London, March 18. r„ s an and Lithuanian Governments and an East Galician de have protested against the decision of the Ambassadors' confer piing Vi na. East Galicia, to Poland as a
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    TURKISH TERMS.
    118 7 Isnud Pasha's Letter. Reuter. Lor.don. March 17. I ary of Turkish c.un- has been issued by I met n a < ivering letter he lays j Firs y. the definite aholiI ations must be recognis- ies; secondly, the relarkey with the Allies mv t I c nformity with
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    REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
    71 7 Mr. Harding to Stand Again. Reuter. New York. March 18. A sta nl from Miami, Florida. v-General Daugherty Mr Harding would be a nndidate for re-election to the Pred 1924 is generally accepted H first authoritative announce-P'-t sident's plans. Mr Dtagfierty, who 13 a close person.il I itiea
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    LARGEST OIL FIELD.
    50 7 120,000 Barrels a Day. Reuter. N' w Orleans, March 18. The Venezuelan Consul has received telegra stating that an oilfield, g 120,00( barrels daily, has ered at Liroa near Mara■i, V( :a 'a. It is stated to be yield of any oil well in ii verld. Reuter.
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    NEW BLUE FUNNEL BOAT.
    38 7 Reuter. London, March 17. Holt steamer, Patroclus, was nock. She has a tonI 400 and 8 000 h.p., and is :t tin maintain a regular pas- c argo service between Bri!i' hina direct —Reuter.
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    MISSISSIPPI STORM.
    37 7 Reuter. Memphis March 17. per ons have been killed and a hired in a storm, which is delta c unt es of the Many houses have been hundred of persons ire tiaeles; R*. ut er.
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    29 7 Reuter. London Mar 16. ir nth franc has rallied to ur,f| on more hopeful reparations iter reached 74.65 Belrian I at K-.60 and later 86.85. ~-RflHi.>-.
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    LENIN'S ILLNESS.
    19 7 Reuter. Riga. Mar 17. -tin states there s a general ment in Lenin's condition, the ravmg diminished—Reuter.
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    RUSH OF NEW ISSUES.
    71 7 Novel Transport Company. Reuter. London, March 18. Out of a remarkable rush of new issues involv'ng ever five million sterling public subscriptions, the most int *-:st'ng ie the Great Eastern Tra n Ferriei Company, w'th a capital of £400 000. under the British and Belgian trunk
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    MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.
    43 7 Reuter. Malta, March 17. It is reported that a redistribution of the Fleet shorty is to be expected, under which the Mediterranean Fleet will consist cf two battle squadrons of ten batt'e hips and two lightcruiser squadrons cf eleven ships.— Reuter.
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    FAREWELL TO MR. LANE.
    405 7 Sea Merchants' Good Wishes. In honour of the forthcom ng departure of Mr S A Lane chairman. S Harbour Board, the Indian Mohamedan and Chinese merchants heid a farewell funct.on at Godown No 1 Teluk Ayer, where a repces ntat ve gathering met to do honour
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    RUHR MURDERS.
    234 7 COLOGNE AND ESSEN TRAGEDIES. Attack on Editor. Reuter. Cologne, March 18. here was a sensational attempt last night to murder Joseph Smeets, editor of the 44 Rheinische Republik." associated with Doctor Dorten in the Rhineland Separatist Movements. A >oung man obtained entrance to ameet's house on the pretext
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    THE AMERICAN BILL.
    63 7 Reuter. Washington. March 18. The State Department has forwarded to Paris the American Government's reply to the allied suggestions for the repayment of $250,000, the cost for maintaining the American troops on the Rhine. Ft is tmderatccd that the Government declines to deduct the value of seized
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    FRENCH DISCOVERY.
    63 7 Reuter. Duesseldorf, March 18. The French claim discovery of documentary evidence of the existence of an organisation for sabotage of telegraphs and telephones in the Duesseldorf region a man sad to be the head of it has ibeen arrested.—Reuter. Paris, March 18. A semi-official message from Duesseldorf denies
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    FORTY SOLDIERS KILLED.
    136 7 Reuter. Berlin, March 17. A French troop train collided with a goods train at Friemersheim, in the Crefeld district. Details are lacking, but it is reported that forty soldiem were killed and many seriously injured.—Reuter. Paris, March 17. The Senate has adopted by 269 votes to 4,
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    EMISSARIES IN PARIS?
    112 7 Reuter. Paris, March 18. A semi-offic al states that emissaries of various nationalities have been approaching the Government almost daily, to make soundings on behalf of Germany, according to Le Temps," which says that no less than three such demarches were made in one day this week.
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    HOSTAGES RELEASED.
    52 7 Reuter. Berlin, March 18. A telegram from Buer says that the chief burgomaster and the managei of the saving bank, whom the French took as hostages for the murder of the French officers, have been released General Laignelot informed them that the town not to blame for the
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    THE FISHERY TREATY.
    181 7 COLONIAL POWER OF SIGNATURE. Britain Not Concerned? Reuter. Ottawa, March 17. Correspondence tabled on the House of Commons shows that several messages passed between Ottawa, London and Washington, before the Government obtained the consent of the Colonial Office not to have the British Ambassador associated with Mr
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    STATEMENT TO U.S.A.
    36 7 Reuter. Washington, March 18. The council r of the German Embassy has called on Mr Hughes and made a statement of Germany's position but did not request any action. No reply is contemplated—Reuter.
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    "ALWAYS THE SAME!"
    119 7 Saigon Complains about the C^b'es. The following extract from the Saigon pap.r. "L'Opinion," rhows that other places than Singapore have a grievance about cables, whether new s or commercial: Nos Ifa'li '-s. C'est loujoui .s la ineme ehoie. Depuis tr is jours nous n'avons recu aucun radio
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    95 7 Reuter. London, March 16. The House of Commons passed the second reading by 183 to 100 of the Merchandise Marks Bill, providing for the marking of foreign meat and agricultural produce so as to indicate clearly tihe country of origin or the fact that it was imported. Each imported egg
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    1048 7 ULU BENUT CONSOLIDATED RUBBER CO, LTD. Th3 third annual genera! meeting of directors of the Ulu B.nut Consolidated Rubber Coi, Ltd, was held at their regstered office, Grcsham House, Battery-road, Singapore on Sati rday. Those present were Messrs A J Ferguson, (chairman) S Q Wong, W P Plummer,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    2387 8 BOXING. MALAYAN LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Key Narrowly Defeats Grady. Reuter. By "Reflex." A gratifyingly large house rewarded the promoters on Saturday night at the Boxing Stadium, when the important and eagerly awaited contest between Battling Key 9st 41bs, lightweight champion of Malaya, and Eddie Grady, 8st 4 bs,
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    FOOTBALL.
    264 8 ENGLISH-CUP-TIE RESUI/iS. Reuter. London, Mar 10. The following were the English Cup-t e results Southampton 1, West Ham 1. Charlton 0, Bolton 1. Rangers 0, Sheffield 1. Tottenham 0, Derby 1. The association cup-tie match at Charlton to-day was marred by a serous accident to a number of spectators.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    77 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Reuter. Championship Pairs. Roberta vs Ainsworth. Roy Smith vs Donaldson. Col Haseldine vs Wardle. Tyler vs Sinclair. Championship Pairs. Bateman and Braddell vs and Edlin. Simpson and Dobson vs Cruickshank and Hare. Newcomers' Handicap. Travis vs Major Spring. 0«b rne vs McMichael. PARIS TEAM'S
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    INTERN ATIONAL FEDERATION.
    75 8 Reuter. Paris, March 16. A meet ng of the International Tennis Federation has decided to abolish the world championship titles and recogn.se nati onal yhampionsh'ps .nTEngland, France, Australia and the United States. The executive committee of the United States lawn teninis association, in view of the Internatonal
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    ROWING.
    38 8 "CAMBRIDGE'S GOOD TIME. Reuter. London, Mar 17. Cambr'dge. assisted by several scratch eights, rowed a fuH course trial this afternoon from Putney to Mortake in 20 mins 16 sees. The conditons were slightly more favourable than yesterday—Reuter.
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    RUGBY.
    257 8 ENGLAND vs SCOTLAND. Reuter. London, Mar 17. In the International Rugby match at Inverleith, England defeated Scotland by 8 poiaits to 6. The ground was in excellent condition and thirty thousand were prosent, incudtog the Duke of York and Lady Elisabeth Bowes-Lyon. The Scottish pack did good work in
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    CRICKET.
    90 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Rain delayed the start of the match in the S C C Cricket Tournament on Saturday between the Merchants and Public S. rviees and Law. The match was played on a st eky wicket, produe ng slow and dull cricket. Lack of time forced a draw. The
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA.
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