Malaya Tribune, 24 March 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. X.- -No. 70 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. MARCH 24, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1923.
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    AUSTRALIAN IDEALS.
    575 2 MAY SOLVE WORLD'S HARDEST PROBLEM. At a luncheon held in Melbourne, under the auspices of the Austra ian Natives' Association, to celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the Commonwealth and the 135 th anniversary of Australian co onisation, Mr Justice Isaacs, of the High Court of the Commonwealth, proposed
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    A DUKE'S VOYAGE.
    183 2 Another Treasure Hunt. The Duk e of Westminster has been bitten with the exploring fever, with a touch of "Treasure Island" thrown in. He is going a-sailing in the spring, intending to explore some of the little-known islands of the South Sea. The party is to be
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      459 2 JAPANNED RAIN GAUGES. AS PER ILLUSi KATIUN CAN AND r ;;.uo?jatld glass Price $12.00 each. SPAuE G.iADUAVtD GIAiS H£ASUI£S FOR RAIN GAUGES. Price $3.00 each. Ex Stores, Singapore. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED lldO tra >rat id in 1.19 Stra.-s S-ttie na s SINGAPORE "(Jniteers" Piles Cored I Operation Averted by Use
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    PENANG'S FIRST GOVERNOR.
    485 3 AN INTERESTING MEMORY. It is interesting (says the "Straits Ech to read, in the newly-discover-ed Diary of Mr Farington, the painter, a not.», under date December 29, 1807, of the death of Mr Philip Dundas, who was appointed first Governor of Penan# in 1805 when v<ur Settlement
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    TOMB VISITORS TRICKED.
    262 3 Students* Practical Joke in Valley of Kings. An abnormally large crowd of visitor» proceeded to Tutankhamen'» tomb («ays a Luxor telegram). They were th e victims of a practical j:>ke by a body of Egyptian students who had been brought with a teacher from Cairo to visit
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      297 3 i BHACELETS, CHAINS, NECKLACES, CiGAWETTES g RENE ULLMANN, I L, High Street, .Mngapore. 1 SMrtS! Shirts!' Telephone No. 2464. (our own Make) or Without Collar. <S I Mrre than 20 patterns to select A ..'i i very gooJ platinum or gold with ornaments t beau tit ul present. >/9 f*j
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      701 3 10 Days Free W Simply Mail Coupon Watch the Man See the changes one week brings Millions of women know this search, has found two ways to 4^9Bfebt new way of teeth cleaning. And fight that film. One acts to curdle S*&EeI3K: the pretty teeth seen everywhere it, one to
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1904 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." There ia something unusual and totai.y dir\rs*it in a* Paramount nature. The great geniuses behind these productions, the de MUle brothers, have a gift when it comes to photoplay producing. Either it is the setting or the big theme
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      457 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA TN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 :;'0 Associated Exhibitors Inc. presents GEORGE ARLISS in association with SYLVIA BREAM ER, LUCY COTTON and ROLL AND BOX L'OMLEY in an intensely dramatic story im Dr VII In 6 Parts. It is a story of the men and women of
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      376 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Monday 19. to Saturday 24 R?arch. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. DAY IN THE WIIDS 1 Reel Pathe Film. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. GLADS WALTON A Universal Presents TOP 0* THE MORNING In 5 Reels. Top O' the Morning present-
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    DISPOSAL OF STOLEN GOODS.
    242 5 Magistrate Tries on Hat. Mr GourUy w dispose of the remnants of th* poods seized by Mr Culiien, A S i> ct with Meisis j h Littb and c,s case. Mr Cullen said he seized of the goods produced in court at the Ct™ g Shing
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    177 5 Death Sentence on Javanese. The trial 0 f a Javanese named Samijan bin Bin' for the murder of Ramiii bin Wahab, andother Javanese, at 2 Scotts-road on February 22 was concluded b3fore the Chef Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, at the Assizes yostrrday. Mr N P H Whitley the
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    112 5 Mr. F D S me, of Bukit Lintang Estate, has returned from Europe. Footballers in particular will be of the services cf Mr Sime as referee, in which capacity he is undoubtedly Malacca's best. The local Chief Medical Officer, Dr Fitzgerald will be shortly leaving Malacca to take
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    WARWICK COMEDY COMPANY.
    159 5 Opening Shown To-night. The new London Company wlvch arrived yesterday is presented by Mr Edger Warwick, \vho well-known the Bast. The repertoire of the Company consists of many New York and London stage successes. To-night the Company open their season at the Victoria Theatre wCth T eddy
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      353 5 ORDINANCE No. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT'OF SINGAPORE Summary Caee. In Bankruptcy. No 477 of 19 2 Re 1) Oh K k SUng. Order 8th December. t&*S- f Sum ™ary Administration I9th March. 1923 of Adjudication 8th December, A D D r?! tea ilU
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      447 5 IVitrex Lenses. Ihe new optical glass which, although p r actically colourless, absorbs all the harmful rays of light. Let us make your next pair of eye-glasses in these lenses. Procurable only from N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDDNG BATTERY ROAD Refractioniat. R V Meyer, F.S.M.C. (Lond.) I F.i.O. (Eng) F-eeman
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      171 5 ililill I I I I I 555 are the fashion I k among high-class Cigarette Smokers. Whether at Dinner, Dance, at the Club, or in the Home,sssconveyan atmosphere M\ of refinement and discrimination. m\ This is because 555 represent M an unapproachable niveau of I 1 fine quality, and appeal
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    168 5 WH EN AND WHERE. mjitiAI'ORB DIARY. To-day, March 24. Td s .-1.46 a.m., 2.48 p.m. W j x«*ve, Arcade, 12. PJ?* Boustead's, 12. K',« Ocean Bulding. 12. f C v Garrison. Chinese Co. musketry, Seletar, u •rud.s entertainment, Y M C A, 5. P k c v, "Teddy Wants a
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    343 5 To-day, March 21 p-r ar.ak Sir.gkara 2 p.m. fo:* arri Malacca Sri Muar 2 p.m. j r Pa tmbang Senang 3 p.m. Katong 3 p.m. ;v r S.v ttt nham Penang TUang 3 p.m. for Ban What Soon 3 p.m. 3atu Pahat Meran 3 p.m. Mem- Berouw 4
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    HOW THE WORLD WAGS.
    729 6 Some malicious fate is operating to prevent the economic recovery which is the most urgent need of the times. Latterly more encouraging reports about the trade position have been coming from Home. The industries have been getting orders; the unemployment figures have been falling. And now,
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    704 6 Tin to-day $115.00 100 tons sold. Capt N Jones, M C has been gazetted a Deputy Controller of "*abour. Dr J S S.op.r, O ii E, has bee* granted a commission as second Lieutenant. The P and O Kashgar, which is due here on April 1, brings detaiis for the
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    YOUNG FOOTBALLER'S DEATH.
    189 6 Tan Beng Ann. It is with the greatest regret that we announce the untimely death of Tan Beng Ann, the we 1-known and excedingly popular Ch nese footballer, who has figured so prominently in many thri ling games on the Padang with the first eleveff* 0 f
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    BALAU SYNDICATE.
    168 6 A Profitable Turnover. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar 23. At the annual g neral meeting of the Baluu Planting Syndicate, Mr Jeavous. presiding said that the capital cost per acre was $341. There was a profit of $13,740 which, considering the low price of rubber, denoted
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    JUBILEE TOUR.
    137 6 More American Visitors. A 20 000 tons il-burning Cunader, the "Samara/' which has be-n chartered by Messrs Thomas Cook and Sons, will come here to-morrow with nearly 400 American tourists on board. 1 Samaria has already covered a large slice of the map and is now on its
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    THE BUS COLLISION.
    101 6 Several Persons Injured. AKb regard to the coiisioi reported by us yesterday in which it was stated ,tfhat the driver of the bus and two passengers wera killed, we are now n a position to state the facts of the incident. A tram-car was going from G
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    VOLUNTEER ENROLMENT.
    59 6 There wifi be a s pec' a 1 c nrol me nt day for Europeans at the S V C Driil Hall, Beach-rood on Friday, April G. This day is arrang d to meet th* requirements of those men who have recently signfi:d their intention oi joining: the
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    YACHT CLUB.
    220 6 YA CHT CLUB. ANNUAL ,KM, tu Ihe annua; I Singapore Yach* H fester** Bt 6 15 H E Sir Uur Commodore presided r**«ring of m n cnj account! ver Mr Owen remarked 'that L PWto, which am„un..r >W Were, in h 2 gracefu ly high < <* The Vwe-Comm P
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    LENIN'S HOPE OF CURE
    51 6 Reuter. R ?a. Hna 23. A bulletin issued freni M MDvap that a conference of foreign and iocil doctors have decided that Lenin's illness originated in unheaithy cond.tion of the biood vessels and they be eyed the malady is curabie although the process is necessarily si
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    WAGE INCREASES.
    31 6 Reuter. New York March 23. Stevens woollen goods factory. Northandover. Massachusetts and the Goodall Mills, Sanford. Maine hive increased the wage of their operatives by 12 1 per cent.—Beat*
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    WORKERS LOCKED OUT.
    31 6 Reuter. London March ft Thirty thou and men are affected by I lockout in the DundM jute trade, owing to a dispute on the question of double spinning.—Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    93 6 We are indebted to Natyc Nichi-Niebi Bbaataa" foe ing: Me» Man** A big cut in th- per* 9 l jfM arsenals in i»i (^-KJ JJ been carrVd ou. with- rl «7 e'nt. contraiy to the ttped it** The DM baa P« .jl incroa c uaniiena, wh amended
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    COST OF REPAIRING ROAD.
    84 6 Mr Hundley's aaaeal SacumuU i in th* Judgment was delivei red Supreme Court Uua n appeal case concerning M land who received a notic "jj up the road fronting i 1 the land shortly afterw: rJs. The Municipals and sued th- first o.v" The district judge
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      68 6 £|j|g» NESTLE S MALTED MILK Will kee P the Strong fit wjfff I and make the Unfit strong. tllose who nave not tried this famous 5 MALTED Malted Milk we will post one (7 oz.) dsjjjb I bottle FREE on receipt of postage 25ctS. and one label Milkmaid Sterilized Milk.
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    GERMANY STUBBORN.
    489 7 NO DISCUSSION WiTHOUf UNIONDffiONAL EVACUATION. NATIONALIST PLOT EXPOSED. Reuter. Munich, March 2** i:i a speech at a recept on in tfa? Town Hall rhl i, the failure of the measures of the French d coke by invading the Ruhr, and declared that th *mZ rob tants on the
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    WIRELESS IN WARFARE.
    170 7 Electricaily Controlled Ships. Reuter. New York. March 23. p> bilities of wireless electrin in nava! warfare was y shown yesterday when the Mtfleship lowa '.vas ful'sp .\~d;ng w'th i and was perfectly consly from Snawmut tl asand yards away. She ti v attacked by the battlesh'p I'ssissipi
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    MERLIMAU APPEAL.
    53 7 A Test Case. Reuter. Lond n. March 23. v** v a ?-n importane dec sion in 1-nrds in the appeal of Rubber Estates aga'"nst anient of excess profits duty. at issue was whether of an immature estate warded as an addition of the or g-inal property. APIaPI was
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    DEFENCE OF AUSTRALIA.
    35 7 Reuter. Mt 'bourne. March 23. ra'd" states that as the r a rneet ng of the Defence r.-d ra' Government will the estimate! for a more and the of I air forces.—Reuter.
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    INDIA'S SALT TAX.
    22 7 IN DIA'S SALT TAX. Reuter. Dehi March 23. oi State, by 28 vote* -"ptcd the Government en t doubling the salt tax.—
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    AMERICA'S BILL.
    150 7 After Every Dollar. Reuter. Paris, March 23. At the meeting of the Inter-Allied Committee on the repayment of tht cost of the American army of occupation the Allies proposals were submitted. The Amer'can hlegate (Mr Wadsworth) was tnd-erstood to suggest the payment of 48 millions sterling in twelve
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    LIBERAL RE-UNION.
    139 7 Ex-Premiers Splitting Hairs. Reuter. London March 23. Negotiations for reunion of the L'brral groups wh ch has been a top c of the speeches by Mr Lloyd George and Mr Asquith to their supporters for some time past has definitely broken down Mr Lloyd George had -imported the
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    TREASURY BONDS ISSUE
    30 7 Reuter. Lond-n March 23. The i aue of £15 000.000 four per cent Treasury Bonds at redeemable in *****3 and exempt from cor profits tax, is announcedReuter.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    1761 7 SPECULATION A DANGER TO RUBBER. General Trade Improves. The annual general meeting of members of the S ngapore Chamber of Commerce and Exchange was held m the Exchange Room, yesWn.y at J r* P m wh en MrWPW Ker presided. After the Secretary had read 'he notice
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    EMPIRE EDUCATION.
    137 7 Conference in London- Reuter. London, Mar 23. The agi >nda of the Imperial Education Conference in London. Jun? 25 to July 6 has been completed and covers tf c widest ransit It includes all topics submitted by Overseas Govern- ments. In connection with one item. "i 7 o
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    64 7 Official Standard Production- Reuter. London March 23. X i- stated officially for the purposes of the rubber export!* restriction legislat on in Ceylon and Ma'aya that the standard producti n of rubber s calculated as fol'ow for the twelve months beginn ng Nov 1. 1922: Ceylon 60 034
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    60 7 Charges Against Management. Reuter. Paris, March 23. A voluminous dossier by the examining magistrate en the charges aga n t the management of the Banqne Industriede de Chine has been handed in at thj PubMc Prosecutors Office. The charges are infractions of the company laws with regard to
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    FIRE IN CONSULATE.
    67 7 Reuter. Par s. March 23. The Chicago Tribune's Constantinople correspondent states that despite the heroic efforts of the crew of the destroyer Gilmer the American Consu'nte at Smyrna was destroyed by fire. The cau cis unknown. The Vice-Consul was as'eeo when the a'arm was given- He saved
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    U.S.A BUDGET DEFICIT.
    70 7 Reuter. Washington, March 23. The Budget Director (Mr Lord) est mates that the deficit of the fiscal year i I 180 million dollars. The Budget Bureau expected Br tain to pay about 69 million doMars cash tff her debt before the end of the fiscal year, but
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    577 8 FOOTBALL. MIDDLESEX BAND BEATEN. By "Reflex." In spite of the wet condition of the ground a fast and well-contested game was witnessed by a huge crowd when the S C C first team met and be-at the Midd esex Band team on the farmer's ground yesterday afternoon
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    BOXING.
    100 8 "BATTLING KEY'S" BENEFIT NIGHT. Admirers of Battling Key," the Malayan lightweight champion, are organ s ng a benefit night for him, and h pe to hold it at the Star Opera on Thursday next. The principal event will be a ten rounds contest between Key" and Claudo Rozar'o (featherweight
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    CRICKET.
    207 8 S.V.C. vs. GARISON. The following will represent the SVC against the Garrison at cricket this afternoon, the match commencing at 2 p.m.:—G C Clarke, CH G Clarke, E J Riches, A H Assiter, R L D Wodehouse, F R Craig, H M Cantrell, E C Poyser, G H Warren.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    93 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Klienman and Utermark beat Linton and Thorougocd. 7—5, 6—3. Newcomers' Handicap. Zimmerman beat Dunbar, 9—7, 6—4. MONDAY'S TIES. Championship Singlea. Donaldson vs. Sinc'air. Potts vs W'nter, J W. Leaky vs Hill (to finish). Championship Pairs. Laybourne and Roy Smith vs Duff and Cassels. Newcomers'
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    36 8 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship McKean beat Geddes, 21—6. Smith beat Main, 21—17. Goldie beat Hammond, 21—6. MONDAY'S TIES. Championship. Chill vs Foggle. Chater vs Van Cuylenberg. Doubles Handicap. Gale and Law vs Hammond and McKean.
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    YACHTING.
    228 8 TO-MORROW'S RACE. The race to-morrow (Sunday) will be for the "Whimbrel" Cup, presented by Mrs Penny*, 2nd 3rd and 4th prizes being presented by Pierce. The course is as follows:—Starting line between Club Buoy and United Engineers' launch (not in usual place at starting) a club sampan will be
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    1392 8 TAP AH RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. The annual general meeting of shareholders was held at the registered offices of the company, French Bank Buildings, Singapore yesterday noon Mr. W H Macgregor, the Chairman, presided and thoso present were Messrs. A E Baddeley, H D Mundell, H B Ward and
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    THE TURF.
    45 8 GRAND NATIONAL RESULT. Reuter. The Grand National result was as follows: 1, Sergeant Murphy (100 to 1); 2, Shaun Spadah (20 to 1); 3, Conjuror Second (100 to 6). Twentyeight ran. Won by three lengths with six lengths between second and third. —Reuter.
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    POLO.
    44 8 PERAK TOURNAMENT. The Highness the Sultan of Perak hopes that his many friends in Perak, of all communities, will avail themselves of a general invitation to be present at the Polo Tournament during the opening week of the Iskandar Polo Club. (S E.)
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    GOLF.
    62 8 KEPPEL GOLF CLUB. Members are advised that the following programme is fixed for the Easter holidays. Sunday, April 1.—Match Captain vs. Vice-Captain, followed by tiffin at Club. Entries are invited and list clo:es on Tuesday, 27th instant. 18 Hole Stroke Competition.—Extending from 30th inst to the morning of April
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      522 8 CHURCH SERVICES. SIXTH SUNDAY IN LENT. March 25, 1923. St. Andrew's Cathedral. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a m. Holy Cemmunien. (Choral.) 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litanyv 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon During the following week: —Holy Co.-imunion on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 7.30 a.m.
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      126 8 Church of Our Lady. Ophir Road (For the Tamils.) 8 a.m. L<:w Mass and Sermon 5 p.m. Vespers and Benediction Presbyterian Church. Orchard-road. 8 a.m. Public Worship. Subject of Address: "The Gospel in 9 a.m. Sunday School and Minister's Bible Cass. 5.30 p.m. Public Worship and Parade Service. Subject of
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    440 9 Singapore, March 17, 1923. Artick. Price. c. MEAT. Beef steak kata 0.45 Beef »tew or curry kati 0.40 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) katl 0.54 Mutton Indian Mubt jn, Australian kati 0.66 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.50 Fowl medium
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1541 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Mar 24. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. JANUARY 13, 1923. Issue Paid vaL U P- d. 2|- 2j- Allagar 0 1 6% 2!- 2|- Anglo-Jar* 0 3
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