Malaya Tribune, 22 March 1923

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. I AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. mi (EVENING DAJLV Vol X.- -No. 68 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1923.
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      202 1 .■lit' i ■'iiiiiiiwiniiuimumiua j yo'J N££t> j please Consult IaSTERN OPTICAL CO -l -iMh\CT! KING OPTICIANS, vi CANAL ROAD, I I I I I I t I. I I I I I I I I I ttorks [popular Authors. Pr c: Mvpnotist by 1.05 irafi o: the R<, d to
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      198 1 KINGS, BRACELETS, CHAINS, NECKLACES, CIGARETTES S AND VANITY CA*ES of the best patterns to be found at RENE ULLMANN, I S T T*' C X L, High Street, ingapore. a L B Telephone No. J IC4. E I D I A E g A small and Very good platinum or
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      166 1 Shirts! Shirts!! (Our Own Make) With or Without Collar. More than 20 patterns to select. K. SULTAN IBRAHIM 94, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Adelphi Hotel Buildings), SINGAPORE. KEEP PACE WITH THE BAD TIMES. Owing to the financial stringency, we offer easy terms of payment to all wh wi"h BTai themseiwa ol
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      233 1 illllllllil I Inn i mi in ll Ii nil I l I l l l I IHMMIW STRAITS HOTEL I (i 5 S7 ANSON ROAD, 1 SINGAPORE. p— g I x ell-f ,i UeJ m g'e and double I > ro m arc rrmocJaf ion, Electric, I exceller t o;is-i>
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    THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
    1028 2 NEW FORCES PUZZLE THE ENGLISHMEN. From the extraord'nary welter of the undigested thought of to-day, and from the incoherent idealism and aspiration of the epilogue of war, there are emerging forces which cannot fail to cause th e modern Engl'shman to wonder what b the destiny
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    SCHOOLBOY WHO STOPPED A WAR.
    430 2 Much interest and sjme amusement has been caused here by the story < f an Eton boy t .Id by Sir Tom bridges, Governor cf South Austia'ia, at Adelaide. The Governor was addressing an. audience of schoo biys, and gave this illustration of th? readiness
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      505 2 iLSdSttSZL ,£SESZSZJI_: £SHSZSHSHSHS2SZS2S2SHSESZSBSESHS2SZSHSZSZSIiSZHt I! MOTOR CYCLES, j D C A •H. P. Twin Cylinder Chain Drive Model with COCO r 3 Speed Countershaft. Complete 9vwU G v D C 414 H. P. Chan Drive Model with 3 Speed fI»7QC L> O. £>• /1. Countenbaft. Complete •WW R B. S. A.
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      133 2 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the (trend monsu-r of Sciatic pain Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrusts of the torturous disease Then let me tell you that you are suffering
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      419 2 LIKE A LONG NEEDLE DRIVEN DOWN HIS LEG. Sciatica Sufferer's Vivid Description Of a Malady from Which, Fortunately, He Has BeenlLured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A graphic description of the caus*, progress and cure of sciatica is sunplied by Mr. A. E. Fcwier, Fordyce street. Queenstown, South Africa, who
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      275 2 Piles cfurecf Operation Averted by Use of r Longr-standing- Case which defied all 0 t^jjjs *****1111 Mr. O— rgg p ar>gi Clee. Grm l«"e ha ß corin *°<1 I feel 1 BtMt v rratitude. Pof martyr to tfcil Mm Mfo i ua nnabl* either t j' v *»ree of comfort
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    545 3 SOME CAUSTIC COMMENTS. Rubber continues to fluctuate between fifteen and eighteen pence, a price which, even with restriction, should give any well-managed estate a fair profit on a reasonable cap talisat'on. The leaders of the industry do not. however, pretend to be altogether satisfied with the situation,
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    BRAVEST DEED OF A YEAR.
    138 3 An ther boy's record wa? honoured, at the annual meetng of the Royal Humane Society, w'th the Stanhope Gold Medal, awarded for the bravest deed of the year. The boy was Midshipman P C Hutton, R N; and th s was the story :—On Aumist
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    66 3 The "Australian Manufacturer" (Sydney) of Feb 3, has the following of interest to Malaya:—" Australian prodjfcers of tin ore are requested to submit samples, analysis, and pricet, to American firms about to establish a t r n smeltery, which will wish to import from 300 to 500 tons of tin
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      281 3 TO LET No. 20, Raffles Place. Apply to Xhe Federal Rubber Stamp Co. j 32 Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. 1 Telephone No. 442. I j OUALITY> < PURITY /0/ \o\ l I I I I I I I I, .■illN|!tiil|!i|lJllll!l|flli(|''|!l|!llMllifll|!'l,.li!l: I: I iLil I 1 > > > JUST ARRIVED. I
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      445 3 fir 5 S3 k i 4 4k 4k A Popular Comedy Star 4Ar. Re*. WENTWORTH, The Renowned Light Comedian, 7:23M 'T teel compelled to writ© J{ of the bene, t I received. I 'pf* was a const ant stiflerer of "Jg Lumbago but since taking De Wit s fills I
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      268 3 I 1 The Glorious Gift 1 of Health. Xew strength,new nerve force, gjjj red i lood, and a constitution pulsing with vitality are the benefits which surely follow upin ths administration of S.inatogeji. People who wa it to overcome exhaustion of n jjy and nerves now seneibiyßPtefuite that drugs are
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      422 3 ■■ii'.gi-nnin:'ii,ii till timni'»:nm HMiMtinminin:nminuiinmitiiHinni i 1,1 iuni in i i i i i i# w m TRY 01H POPULAR NLW VISITOR I r •|*§f|F MANY TREASURES CIGARETifcS I f Bscaussef Its Qu d'ty, A t pearancs and j n(y\\ Luxury f'*^^^«^wH ThU :h i rxi.d of Cigarrttes which -^■j j
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    764 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footliirht." All cinema patrons were interested .'n thj c:.s:, concluded yesterday in the pol.ce courts, in which Mr R M Donati, sole agent here for Pathe films, was fined $250 for allowing a banned film to be exhibited. Th? film
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      410 4 MMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA" IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 30 Associated Exhibitors Inc. presents GEORGE ARLISS in association with SYLVIA BRtfAM&R LfJJY COTTON and BOLLARD BOTTOMLEY in an intensely dramUic story THE DtVIL In 6 Parts. It is a story of the men and women of to-day. we The first
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      365 4 AMUSEMENTS THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Monday 19. to Satin-day 24 March. In the Second Show at 9 pm DAY IN THE WILDS 1 Reel rathe Film. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen New?. GLADS WALTON A Universal Presents TOP 0' THE MORNING In 5 Reels. cent?r' e 5 h ab^ r
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      271 4 AMUSEMENTS •"GAIETY" 1st Show at 7.30 Sharp. Elmo Lincoln in ELMO THE FEaRU s< SE2IAL Episodes 1. i, 3 and 4 8 REELS. 2nd Sh< w at 9.15 p.m. QUAKER OATS GREAT HAIGH SERIAL Episodes 13 and 14. 8.:>ecial Comedy A pair of kings BY LARRY SIMON. Robertson-Cole Presents Kitty
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      299 4 •mm h I THE H VVVK'S TllU 5t I tve's Film 't!?*. f I 'i n Kevin* ,t ml UTESr LADIES I A Select "a iB MI fCHEU. LEWIS k I Faith of the Strong! North W e ,t I Florence Heej. Telephone NoTSYiijpB i 111 11 11 I m
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    225 5 TO-DAY'S VIUOTAIIoNs. Tiifto-day $112% 300 tons so!d. Latest Local Market QuotatUM* r, Buyera Seilera Gambler 15 05 Java Cube 24 00 Hamburg Cube 23.50 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 23 75 ♦Mixed Black Pepper 16.00 *Sundr ed Cdfra 12.40 12.40 ♦Mixed Copra 12.10 12 10 ♦Small Flake Tapoca
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    EXCHANGE.
    83 5 Singapore, March 22. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2t 4 1-4J Demand 2s 4 5-32-1 Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 19-32 d On New York— Demand 54% Private 90dls 57 On France Bank 800 On Ind:a Bank Tel. Tran?fer 174% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c.
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    ITALIAN WIRE NEWS.
    31 5 The follow ng tclegTr.m has been r2ceived from Rome dated March 17, noon. Exchange on London Lires 97.45 per Sterl'ng. Ital'an War L-:an 5 per cent Lires 86.75.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    70 5 C. of C. Rubber AssociationSingapore, March 22. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Snot 58 58 April to June 58% 58% Jny to Sept 59% 60 Oct to Dec 60% 61% Latest London Cables quote. London, Spot—ls 4%d. Tone of Market.—Easier. Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd. Singapore, March
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    160 5 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. S.ngspore, March 21. Catalogued 1,580,614 lbs, 705.63 tons. Offered 1,165 939 lbs 520.50 ton*. Sold 914.903 ibs, 408.43 tons. Prices Realized. London I 3 4V2d. Ntw York 33% cts. Ribbed Smoke:! She^t. Sngapore Standard Quality 58% (1 Lot) 59.
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    209 5 Singapore March 22. There has been rather a better tone to the market during the past v.eek and prices have shewn a steady improvement except for minor fluctuation. The trade appears to be taking a little more interest and the recent liquidation seems to be
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    421 5 Singapore, March 21. A fair business has been done during the week in tin shares, industrials and Loans. The rubber share market is practically non-existent and almost all quotations are nominal. Rubber itsef is a trifle better at Is 4%d London compared with Is 4%d
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    SYMINGTON AND SINCLAIR'S REPORT.
    275 5 What is a Fair-Price In a review of the rubber market for 1922, by Messrs Sym ngton and S.nclair, there is much statistical matter of exceptional interest, together with a good deal of pungent comment from wh eh the following extract :'s taken: —To those who
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    SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVALS.
    168 5 MARCH 22. R S Baru, Dut 68 tons, Cape Nacodah, from Lingga, left Mar 21, Seng Bee. Senang, Dut 729 tons, Capt Meinc rsz from Palembang, left Mar 20, Ln Sang. Suddhadb, Siam 803 tons, Capt And rsen, from Bangkok, left Mar 19 S S'ship Co Ltd.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    152 5 Singapore, March 22. Rubber.—London Is 4 &d, Local 58%. Tin.—London £220 5s Od, Local $112% (300 tons sold.) Share Market. —Quiet. Rubbers.—No enquiry. Tins.—Ulu Piahs $1 87% tp $1.92 Padang P andoks 42% to 47% cents. Hitams $1.55 to $1.60. Nawng Pets $1 50 to $1.55,
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      416 5 AUCTION SALE OF Damage.! Oat>e Boarus X erosme Oi Case*) Comprising:-8!2 buadiea End-, 70 bin ilea "i *e*an j 636 bundles Tups and Bottoms. (Kur ace unt t.f concurred) To be held at our Sale-rooms, 16.17 Plat c )j Tuesday, Mjrea 27, at li a.m. Samples ou view at our
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      273 5 NAHAR OPERA Beyrouth Tiie-atr?. Geylang Rotd <Oppo* te the Geylang Police Sutton* Thursday night No Performance. Friday night, March 23 will stage An Interesting PL y entitled "ROSTAM HEER M Note :—Special extra songs and dances will be given. A. M. A. Propriet«M S v iTT—Stage Manager. S. Y. A.
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      192 5 Vitrex Lenses, j The new opiicil gla-»s which, H 3 although p actically colou less. I fl ah. irbs all the harmful r«y* ot fl light, i.et us mike your next pair of eye-glasses in the&e lenses. fl il Procurable only from N« LAZARUS—-OPTICIAN g 3 MEDICAL HALL BUILDING I
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      54 5 WEATHER REPORT. rUndang Kerbau Hospital Singapore, March 20. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Rar Red to 32 decree Fah 1019 4 1016.6 1015 6 81 88 79 Dir of Wind w Max Temp in shade 90 Min do do 71 Max in Sun 157 Min on Grass 72 Rainfall
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    154 5 fNI ,4i'OKZ DIARY. To-dav, March 22. Ti Jes.—0.49 a.m. 1.23 p.m. states. Barker s, 12. tfD A gale. Memorial Hall, 4. f g j> a (v), M G Platoon, i l c 6 and 7 Platoons B Co, ;.oS. 0t "lomc Orchestra. 6 15. Hawaiians, Vie Theatre,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    390 5 fo-day, March 22. p s a: Calcutta Hosang 2 p.m. K.naman Trengganu Barratta 2 p.m. Mena 2 P-m-jfia: a H ngkong* Shanghai* 4 Japan* M S Chile 2 p.m. ubo in Blik. Tandjong Balei i Medan* Singaradja 3 p.m. ptr.sr.6-* Rangoon Calcutta E'ephanta 3 p.m. j«i Per.ang* Van
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    REPRESENTATION.
    822 6 The Eurasian community-fittingly celebrated the recognition that has come to them by feting the gentleman honoured with selection as their first representative on the Legislative Council. The dinner given as a compliment to t e Hon Mr. E. Tessensohn the other evening was marked by some thoughtful and altogether
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    727 6 London, March 2.-—Mr Mecha-1 Prothero, formerly of the India Educational Department, left £10.792. It i* rumoured that th e Hon Mi E S Hose will act a» Ch ef Secretary the Hon Mr Maxwell goes on leave. —M.M. Mr C W Dawson, who arrived in Penang from Singapore on Mondaj
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    MOTOR CYCLISTS DEATH.
    474 6 FURTHER EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST. A Second Car Concerned? The inquest into the death of Mr Tan Soo Bit which occurred tragically as the result of a collision between his Sunbeam motor cytkt anJ Dr G F vViaC Howarth's Ford in FulLr.onroad on the evening of the
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    PENANG PORT TRUST.
    144 6 Hon Mr Mitchell's Views. (From Our Own Corespondent) Penang, Mar:h 21. Speaking at th? annua! Chamber of Commerce meeting, the Hon Mr Mitchell said that it was hoped to form a port authority or trust to do away with the dual control 0 f the port. If
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    SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.
    101 6 Malacca Complains. Judging from an advertisement wh eh appears in this issue there are ■61] many c mpiaints in Maiacca concerning the shortage of accommodation in the English Schools. The Maiacca branch of the Straits Chinese British As ociat on is taking the matter up with the Government
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER.
    685 6 ANNUAL OEX,, M 1 The fourteenth feting of the Tmwk Anson Rubber I Messrs Derrick and Co tarves. Mr W P Plummer look and th••■•1 J -*«H tors) C T de B r/h'teL manager) av i |i r D t J*** (t «N anting the Secretariee rep
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      332 6 I Lawn Tennis Posts I I THE "CLUB** i jjj (AS ILLUSTRATION) 1 S 3SI Exceptionally strong and serviceable Posts at S J a mo< lerate price. Made of inch Tubular jjj W Steel, Enamelled Red, with Ratchet Winder. X g j Extra Strong "T Sockets to fix into ground.
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      64 6 S NESTLES MALTED MILK Will keep the Strong fit and make the Unlit strong. To those wno have not tritd tliisi famous Malted Milk we wil! post one ft oz.) bottle FREE on receipt of postage 25cts. and one label Milkmaid Sterilized Milk. Please write clearly tid apply lo NESILE
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    SIGNS AND PORTENTS.
    196 7 RUMBLINGS OF DISCONTENT AMONG WORKERS IN BRITAIN. INDUSTRIAL PEACE THREATENED. if Reuter. r*u v -v- London. March 21. The result of the building trade unaaaft' ballot, a 50 p t cent majority acceptance of the employers terms for a reducti m of wa-es at etim as the
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    MR. HUGHES APOLOGISES.
    134 7 British Naval Improvements. Reuter. Wa hington. March 21. n s speech at Newwhere'n he sugrations and improvej. ha I n effected in a number hp since they weie n Mr Hughes toinn en I th* receipt from Bri- al denial of the assert n Th refore he
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    TRADE CONDITIONS.
    49 7 Far-Reachirg Proposals. Reuter. London. March 21. In the House of Lords the Duke of Devonshire sa d the Government wa consider ng very far-reach ng proposals whereby trade conditions in Britan wou'd be materially improved ind the natural resources of the Domisons antf Coionies greatly developed. -Renter.
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    U.S.A. AND RUSSIA.
    53 7 No Confidence Inspired. Reuter. Wa hington, March 21. Icaiymg to a delegation of the ■omen's Committee for Recognition °f Russ a it is understood that Mr declared that reports reaching fes department failed to inspire conUesce in the S viet orfurnLh a basis for d scussi ns
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    CHINESE DINNER.
    42 7 Authoress Entertained. Reuter. London, March 21. Cbao Hsin Chu ent Ttained P T Etherton and Miss arrett the lady writer who is going 0n a ris t to China and :4her proPle at a Chines dinner at tte Lenten. -Reuter.
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    ASIATICS IN S. AFRICA.
    42 7 Separate Areas Suggested. Reuter. Capetown, March 21. l|A t lhe as^embi y the M nister, Mr n crave not'ee of a motion the Government to conr the a location of separate disa f- r the Asiatic community. "-Infer.
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    INDIAN BUDGET PASSED.
    32 7 Reuter. H De hi, March 21. has passed the Finw thout the salt tax, with mment proposed to meet but an ann uncement is Lord Reading will ait tax.—Reuter.
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    17 7 Reuter. Th t- London, March 21. appreciated to 68|90 and *'-'-n franc to *****.—Reuter.
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    JAPAN AND NEAR EAST
    104 7 Allied Conference Opens. Reuter. London, March 21. a he Chief Japanese representative at the Inter-A-lied Conference opening n L -ndon to-day, to con~ider the Turkish counter-proposals to the draft of the Lausanne Treaty, will be Barcn Hayashi, ass sted by Mr Nagaoka, m n ster to
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    THURSDAY ISLAND.
    71 7 Japanese in Control. Reuter. London, March 21. The "Sydney Daily Telegraph" asserts that Japanese pearl divers are ruling Thursday Island. The local whites are resentful but no violence has occurred. The Queen:land Government complain of the supineness of the Federal Government and a demand is being made that
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    MORE IRISH ARRESTS.
    32 7 Reuter. London, March 21. Free State detectives raided ten houses in Dublin. Numerous arrerts were effected including the Republican Director of Publicity and thy despatch bearer to De Valera.-^Reuter.
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    FAR EASTERN FILM-SERVICE.
    155 7 The Beard of Directors of the Far Eastern F.lm Ssrvice, Ltd, submit the following report for the year ended September 20. 1922. The loss for the year, as shown by the Profit and Loss Account, w $123 922 20, the greater part .of wh eh is accounted
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    S. R. A. (v).
    46 7 Th > practice shoot with 45 Howrt.crs wll be carried out at Blakang Mat! on Sunday next, the 25th mst. launch wi'U leave Johnstons Pier a f 830 a M to convey the members of the S R A (v) to Blakang Mati.
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    77 7 Attention is drawn to the latest sientific invent on in optical glass known as Vltrax, and advert sed by N Lazarus of Battery-rd. It :s cla m d that this glass possesses special propertfe, for! absorb ng the harmful ultra-violet rays, is nd st from ord nary spectacle when ground,
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    SOCIALIST MOTION.
    146 7 GRADUAL ABOLITION OF CAPITALISM. Commons Excitement. Reuter. London, March 21. Extraordinary interest has been excited by the Labour motion in the House of Commons, set down by Mr Philip Snowden, declaring that the capitalist system ought gradually* to be superseded by the socialisation ol* industry. All the nan-Labour
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    173 7 Second Case of Murder. Low Chee tha Cantonese wh stood indicted before the Chief Ju tice at the Assizes for the alleged murder of three others, who w re members of a tongkang crew, was, by a majority f five to two, found not guilty by the spec'al
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    BRITISH IN NEAR EAST.
    140 7 The Question of Withdrawal. London, March 1. —Field-Marshal St William Robertson, in an article in the Morning Post," discussing from a military standpoint the question as to whether the British armies should b e w'thdrawn from the Near E3st and the Middle East, argues that the
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    193 7 Kein interest is being taken in the proposed ex*, bition <4 Australian works of art, to be held in the galleries of the Royal Academy. L radon, in October and November, 1923. A committee has been formed to collect and despatch abut 200 oil paintings, water colours, sculpture, etchings and
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    EFFECT OF OCCUPATION.
    290 7 GERMAN FINANCE TORN TO SHREDS. Government Helpless. Reuter. Berl'n, Mar 21. A representative of the Ministory of Financc announced in the Rochstag that the Bidget for 1922 showed a deficit of 7.100 milliards of paper marks, or 6,200 milliards more than was est mated last autumn. He
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    ACTING CHIEF SECRETARY.
    82 7 Changes in t!«e F. M. S. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, March 22. Consequent on the d- parti >re of the Chief Secretary, the Hon Mr Hose acts for him. Mr Macleiland, Comm/isloner of Lands, is gong as resident to Negri Semb lan and Mr C W
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    HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS.
    92 7 Last Night in Singapore. Kaa.'s Royal Hawai'ans have cmt'nued to draw b g houses since th. ir arrival here and another well sa.<sfied audence loft the Victor a Theatre last night after a capltr;! performance. There was a change of programme and a complete new stage setting which
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS
    111 7 London. March 20. Sago flour is quoted at 13j4%d. Tin is qu 'ted at £233.12.6 in London. Tap'oca is quoted at 33|- for fair Hnkr. Gambier is quoted at 32|Cube Gambier, No Quotation. On Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 16.50 Egypt an cotton at 18.10.
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    SOLUTION AT LAST?
    74 7 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CONFERENCE? The Debts Tangle. Reuter. Rome, March 21. The American delegation to the International Chamber of C mmerce Congress agreed to a re olut'on to be submitted hv the finance section on Friday suggesting an international economic conference, especally the deal wth reparations, inter-Aliird debts
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    INDIA'S FIRST LADY BARRISTER.
    186 7 M as Mithan Tata. Slowly but sure'y women are entering into public life in India. Madras has a lady in its Legislative Council; by the tme th s s?ue Ten the bands f its reader- (says an Indian contemporary) Bombay w ll prob-ibiv hnve a lady
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    MORE STREET FATALITIES.
    93 7 Two Chinese Killed. About 10.30 'ast motor car 2700 knocked down a man named L'v Mens: Hoe in Cecil-street. The external injuries wer? slight, brt the man died before reaching hospita 1 The driver, a Javanese, has been arrested and charged. Another case took place at Syed
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    U. S. A. AND RESTRICTION.
    99 7 Ford to Grr«w His Own Rubber? New York.—The report that a corporation i3 being formed with a capital of $50 000,000, aided by Mr Henry Ford, to cultivate rubber, should be treated w th reserve. The Government is proceeding cautiously. and is not so much
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    CAMBRIDGE DEGREES.
    31 7 Qualified Women Become Entitled. London March 4.—Without opposit on, the Cambridge University Senate finally passed an ordinance granting titular degrees to qualified women of the past and present day.
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    LAW—NOT JUSTICE.
    136 7 Recently in one issue of a London daily there were three item of news dealing wth snrlar subjects. One to d of a man who fl gged a horse until it fell wounded mortally; another of a man who was guilty of such fiendish cruelty to a donkey
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      388 7 W 12 jjj I The Garrett Patent "S.S." Type I Single Cylinder Superheated 1 Steam Portable Engine. I Highest Possible Economy of Fuel and Water. 2 Specially designed and constructed in every detail to use highly Superheated steam and suitable for driving [(J r, pumps, saw benches, brick machinery, dynamos,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    200 8 FOOTBALL S C C II va MALAY TEAM. By "Reflex." The SCCII team met a representative team of the Malays on the SCC ground yesterday, and after a creditable disp ay came out winners by on* goal to nil. The Malays failed to show the form they
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    153 8 SCC TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Singles. Laybourne beat Ruchwaldy, 6—2, 6—4. Winter, J W beat Wardle, 6—2, 6—1. Wodeh <use beat Warren, 6—2, 6—4. Kleinman beat Utermark, 6—0, 6—1. Championship Pairs. Lee Warner and Tyler beat Hill and Winter, C E, 6—8, 6—4 6—3. Newcomers' Handicap. Zimmerman vs
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    44 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Gale beat Do g 21—15. Main beat Gordon, 21—18. Champ'onship B werman beat Rev Douglas, w.o. TO DAY'S TIES. Geddes vs McKean. Main vs Smith. Goldie vs Hammond. TO-MORROW'S TIES. Chill vs Foggle. Chater vs Van Cuylenberg. Evans vs. Hammond.
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    64 8 ALL OUT FOR SIX AT IPOH. A cricket match at Ipoh between the Cathol c Club and the Anderson School, played on the School ground on Saturday, was noteworthy for the poor total put up by the school in their second innings, the whole team oat for s"x runs!
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    BILLIARDS.
    45 8 V.M C.A. vs. FORT CANNING. A b ll aids aaaiett will be held in the V M C A this evening between the representatives of V M C A and Fort Canning Staff. Members and friends are invited. The match commences at 8 p.m.
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    BOXING.
    1628 8 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES. Paris, Feb 18—The fifth congress of the International Boxing Un on met here this morning, the following countries being represented :—Belgium, H Hand. Italy, Switzerland. France and Cuba. In th: flyweight class, Montreuil, the Belgian champion, was declared champion of Europe Gleizes, the French champion, bing
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    GOLF.
    75 8 EASTER COMPETITION. An eclectic competiti <n will held by the Golf Club during the Easter holiday, the number of cards being limited to six per player. In the final for the Ipoh Golf Club Championship played at Ipoh on Saturday J.G. Wood beat Dr. Hennessey by two up and
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    RUGBY.
    96 8 SCOTLAND vs. ENGLAND. London, Mar 6. An Ed nburih message states that hundreds queu.d up and waited throughout the night outside the Princes Street sp rts emporium to buy tickets for the Scotland vs England Rugby match at Inverkith. The allocat'on of stand tickets for Edinburgh was smaller than
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    THE TURF.
    319 8 LINCOLNSHIRE RESULTS. Reuter. London, March 21. The following result of the Lincolnsh re races Whit. Bud (66-1) Roman Bachelor (100-8) Soval (50-1). Thirty horses ran. Won by a length w*th haif a length between second and third. —Reuter. THE SHEEP AND THE GOATS. Racing folk at Home say
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    54 8 Devolution of Authority. London, March 2. Having cons'd-red the report of the Church Missionary Society's delegati *n to India, the general comm'ttee dec.ded to take steps for th? devolution of authority upon an Indian Church, const'tuted and built up on lines which would render it
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    278 8 A Motorist's Viewpoint. "Sweet are the uses"—of sugar, and inumerable the potent altitka of rubber. Who has not heard of "rubber-necks," b say nothing of rubber wheels and rubber heels, rubber collars, and rubber stamps No rubberine eraser could ever delete the list of rubber's uses. They are
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    RUSSELL DIVORCE CASE.
    137 8 Cause for New Proceedings., London, March 1. It was disclosed at the Russell divorce case to-day that a question asked at the first trial led to enquiries which have resulted in the new proceedings. It was stat d that the new corespondent Mayer, is a well-to-do business
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    EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCHES.
    79 8 Gambling Denounced. London March 1. At the annual Assembly the National C uncil of the Evang.lical Free Churches at Bristol, the Rev Dr Horton attacked gambling. He denounced coupon betting on football through the newspapers. He said that he was horrified to see incentives to gambling made
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