Malaya Tribune, 6 April 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] < AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. L EVENING DAiLY Vol. X.- No. 80 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1923.
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      212 1 ■*THE I j MALAYA TRIBUNE f AND g SHIPPING GAZETTE, j 515, Editorial Dept. atrial Dept. I i fBS BIPTIOII KATES. I IN ADVANCE. I 1 per.aauis S r v-yarly 7.50 I [oariai 3.76 5 I Postage ,xy« 60 ctr f per raoatL 1 s ,11 11 1 1 11,,1,1!,,1,
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      189 1 8 Shirts! Shirts' (1 (Our Own Mnkfii }l VV th or Without foliar. I More than 20 patfc >rci?<, aelect. r V ti l ißilHPMWWKiiißilp™* K. SULTAN IBRAHIM M. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Adelphi Hotel Buildings), SINGAPORE. Demand for Reduction in Prices. THE ORDER OF THE DAY!!! WHY PAY FANCY PRICES
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      375 1 j STRAITS HOTEL <>o ft 17 AN" SON ROAD, I J SINGAPORE. 2 I v eil-l iriii>h» i si, K r> an( j double I e room ;ico motion, Electric, I I exc "l'o:itcuisipr.billiards liquors I c ,Id beer and refreshments. I I Obtainable from 6 a. m to 11
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    1887 2 OFFICI AL PROGRESS REPORT. ThefollowLng statement of progivss already made with the Brit sh Empire Exhibition may be of Interest in view of some recent critic'sms: Guarantee Fund. The general appeal for contributions to the Guarantee Fund was >»ucd in 1921 at a t me when the
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      398 2 I THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC FOR CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES. Many a limb has been crippled and many a life sacrificed through neglect of a simple cut or tiny scratch. Germ-infection causes the throbbing ■hooting paino in your cuts, scratches and burns—it's the source of bloodpoison and inflammation. Zam-Buk is soothing
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      130 2 DONT BE IN THE DARK. About the most marvel tout cure for Rheumatic pain that the wo»-ld has ever known. Don't go on experimenting with worthless ointments, blood purifiers and kindred nostrums when the small sum of 65 cts. will bring you substantial proof that. LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM WILL CURE
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      453 2 IN THEIR HOME-LAND. Baby's Own Tablets Safeguard Innumerable Homes. j£ British Columbia Mother's Thanks. A Canadian remedy, Baby's Own Tabkt» have an immense reputation in their home-land. Mrs R E, Lon?, of Peachland, British Columbia, is but one of thousands of mothers who give grateful praise to them. She writes:
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      676 2 JAPANNED RAIN GAUGES A3 PER ILLUSTRATION WITH INNER CAN AND GRADUATED GLASS MEASURE. Price $12.00 each. SPARE GRADUATED GLASS MEASURES FOR RAIN GAUGES. Price $3.00 each. Ex Stores, Singapore. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements., SINGAPORE. Urn m s 11 fintteers ii Leg Ulcers Years of Intense Suffering:
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    102 3 In the death of Cyril Arthur Ranger Gull modem action loses a unique personality, a man of varied gifts Under his own name he was the author of over a dozen successful novels, and as "Guy Thome" an even greater number, including the wellknown "When it Was Dark." The dual
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    INDIA'S MYSTERY CITY.
    697 3 DARJEELING'S VANITY FAIR OF BARBARIC JEWELLERY. There are place* where the manmetal in the melting-pot has not liquified—mainly b:«cause it has not been aheating long enough. Hence we speak of such spots as "cosmopolitan," "having a diversified population," "a quaint admixture of races," etc. Of course, however,
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      440 3 H I r. V F if IP p.; Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., arid avoid tin- heavy cost of renewals. mk mm It is more than ever imperative to safeguard fill your property by constant care in the matter H of paint ihe one defence against the HI ravages
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      435 3 BACK AGAIN. Oncd ion Influensa in epidemic form it thoroughly upsetting the lift and work of tha Country. We would warn you to take care, and if that heavy feverish feeling be noticed, do not hesitate and allow it ta get a Arm hold upon you, just buy a bottle
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    631 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footliuht-" The Alhambra screen to-night a Universal Photo drama fcatur'ng Hoot G;baon in "liunn n' W.Id." Hoot Gibson playi, in this film, the role of Cyril Henderson, a man who has never been "rough" because his mother did not raise
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      404 4 AMJSEMENTS YOULL LAUGH AS YjJ N iVEH LAUGHED BEFORE AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA Programme from Arril 5 to 8, 1922. fA Goldwyn super-special 5-thousand funny feet, h F I'INDfcR BLACK SECEET SEBIAL Two New Epis. 5 and 6 in 4 parts. THE DANGEROUS LITTLE Featuring MARIE PREVOST fcOIND ONE M
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      361 4 AMUSHWOTS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Friday, April 6 to Wednesday, April II. la the Second Show at 3 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. An Universal Attraction pre-ents Edward (Hoot) Gibson in RIDING WILD In 5 Parts. Do you know an only son whose mo* her won't let
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      32 4 PAVE Htf JM WHmit BROKEN Please oall at Victoria Oxy-Acetylene Works, Gas Welders of Cylinders, Gears, Self-Starters, Crank cases and Rubber Machines. Works Guaranteed. f barges Mccerale. No. 19 VtCTORH STFFE1, SINGAPORE.
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      614 4 AMUSEMENTS _J "GAIE TjY ilUP^ As.ocUted Producers' £4} J I JtV Super Special Star Production! At 10p.m. \J I Jtd R.' [Wj j L V. > > Complete Change of p ro T.OVE carm •with the that illuminatt-d the new-born Worid and 1st Show at 7 [f l wiii remain
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    112 5 THE SINGAPORE CH AMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. S rvjrapore, April 5. Catalogued 1,676,633 lbs, 748.43 196 10 tons. ***** ions. Prices Realized. L New York— i «ts ibln d SoMked Sheet: Standard Quality No 56 to 56 Ml Off (j 55*4 cent i r»|n-: Standard Quality Pal? 5" cents,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    96 5 Rub! i Sin a Pore. April 6 1« 4'id, Local T l r ~L>ndon fan ,nA T t 9 M od, Local tons sold.) »2 Mar««._ Quil t, «qmns«. r ko $1, Norths ir.- 75 -to cents, Petal- h:v Nawng Pets $1.30 v SL27Vi to $1.32%,
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    19 5 untitled has nominated Madrid Mr Alexa Patsburg P last bust i f 1 Lilian Russell U 5 "rk ftetrsSA
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    36 5 Only 12,000 foreigners visited Berlin during February, owing partly, the "Berlner Tagtblatt" declares, to the suicidal policy of the city authorities in imposing on foreigners a tax of 80 per cert on the rent of rooms.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    204 5 'IX).DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Latest Local Market Quotations, T n to-day tons sold. Buyers Sellers Gambier $15.00 Java Cubs 24.00 Hamburg Cubs M.50 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 23.50 Mixed Black Pepper 1 15.50 Sundr.ed Copra 12.70 Mixed Copra 12.25 *Small Flake Tapioca 14.30 14.30 Mcd Peary Tapioca Small Pearl
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 5 Singapore, April 6 On London Bank 4 months' sight 2a 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 19-32 d On New YorkDemand 54% Private 90d|s 56% On France Bank 750 On India Bank Tel Transfer 174 On Hongkong— Bark demand draft 1% p.c
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    87 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, April 6 Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 57% Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricea. Buyers Sellers Spot 57% 58 April to June 58% 58% July to Sept 59% 59% Oct to Dec 61 61% Latest
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      516 5 $95 an Hour! "Every hour I spent with my L C. S. Course has been worth $95 to me! My position, my present income, my home, my family's happiness—l owe it all to my spare time training with the International Correspondence Schools!" Every mail brings letters from I. C. S.
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      256 5 V> AH T E D—Eurasion Clerk with knowledge of shipping and accountancy work; apply Box 57 c/o "Malaya Tribune." W ANTED.—Young nan of European parentage as jutii >r assistant. One with some knowledge of ihipping and doubleentry book-keeping preferred; apply Box 58 c/o Malaya Tribune." NOTICE. From Vonday next the
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      207 5 K. B. TAIB ELECTRICAL AND WIRING CONTRACTOR CRESCENT HALL I JOHORE BAHRU. GENERAL AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS OF ALL NATURE UNDERTAKEN. Dynamos, Magnetos and Batteries recharged at shortest notice. Motor Repairs a speciality. All nature of Electrical Repair work undertaken. All kinds of Electrical Requisites in stock at very low prices.
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      163 5 IVitrex Lenses. I The new optical glass which, although practically colourless, B absorbs all the harmful rays of light. Let us make your next pair of eye-glasses in these lenses. 1 Procurable only from i N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN I MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. i Ktfractioniit. jj I R V Meyer,
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      62 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau HospitaL Singapore, April 5. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. Bar. Red to 32 degree Fah 1016 1 1012.9 1014.8 Temp 86 86 80 Wet Bulb Ther: 80 80 79 Dir of Wind NE NE calm Max Temp in shade 90 Min do do 76 Max
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    186 5 A SlNtiAl'OKE DIART. To-da>. April h Tidi*- 1 7 P m Lru mail, Mentor. ti*. 5 to 7 V*. < ii E v an( a '*y n- il Hall 5.1# p m- n Locture, Dr btarr liinese ASiDI p«lW« V CA 1. cure on Education, Mu» Se!o»T'
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    515 5 To-day, April 6. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu Qnorra 2 p.m. Batavia, Samarang Sourabaya Rumphius 2 p.m. Penang,* Colombo Bombay Soudan 3 p.m. Port Swottenham Teluk Anson *Perak 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 p.m. Medan Van Diemen 3 p.m. Colombo, Durban, Cape Town South America Canada Maru 3
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    PHILIPPINES AND RUBBER.
    800 6 An American writing in the 44 Far Eastern Review asks the interesting conundrum "Why is the Philippines?" and propounds the answer 44 Go ask the British." In a most illuminating article he gives very candid views on the question of growing rubber in the Philippines. He insists,
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    708 6 Major J C Moulton, the Director of Raffles Museum, Singapore, is visiting Kuala Lumpur. Mr C H Allin, the Director of Posts and Telegraphs, F M S, has come to Singapore to attend a conference of officials. In our report of last week's Municipal meeting we omitted to add tfte
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    220 6 CHINESE WHO ROBBED SINGING GIRL PUNISHED. The last case on the Assize list was c ncluded before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon. Yong sto d h s trial for armed robbery and attempted murder on February 25 ~t Tanjong r ad.
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    KOIDE CASE CONCLUDED.
    119 6 District Judge's Decision. A large number of Japanese were piesent in the criminal district court this morning when Mr P F David, the District Judge acquitted Mr K Koide, Japanese interpreter and c'erk employed at the Income Tax Office, who stood charged with receiving an illegal gratification
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    PENANG NEWS.
    94 6 (From Our Own Correapond«nt.) Penang, April 5. The Kuala Sidim Rubber Co. Ltd report a net profit of $55,693 and recommends a per cent dividend, and a carry forward 0 f $106,419. Lim Ah Woo. and Poh Ah Chi, who were sentenced to death at the Penang Assizes
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    PRINCE'S GIFT STOLEN.
    170 6 Yesterday in the second court Mr T J Dunning, who is a warder in the Criminal Prison, prosecuted a discharged servant of his named Hong Ho say for theft of a steel tr,<nk containing $475 in cash and many other valuables. Through the efforts f Inspector King,
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    36 6 Two travelling platforms, one moving at 2 miles ma hour and the other at 5 m'lea an hour, will carry visit rs round the British Empire Exhibition which w.ll be held at Wembley, Middlesex, next year.
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    582 6 HO HONG BANK [jw^ The sixth annual g of the Ho Bocaj Bai rrld at the Bank's M Market-street Besides the Chairman tt Sfc~n th-rv. rp rt r t Cr ci' Swee Cher,- i 1 1 J X h Leong Hoe. i a Siew Inn, Lee Choon G
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    21 6 The untitled a scheme is afo t to f rm s Labour Party in AuM leadership of Mt Hu Prim Minister.
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    INDUSTRIAL CRISIS.
    151 7 RAILWAY ENGINEERS REFUSE ABOLITION OF BONUS. UNION THREATENS STRIKE. Reuter. London, April 5. .fl B critical situation in the railways in oonncctim with the iif t jj e Companies that men in the engineering shops should abolition oi the last 6s 6d t<f their weekly bonus, which a
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    FRENCH NAVAL PLANS.
    83 7 STRONG DEFENSIVE FLEET NEEDED. No Thoughl of Conquest. Reuter. Paris. April 5. "Petit Parisien" j; M nisi r of Marine d.e'ami that I ranee must lay down j strong d< tt aaira fleet to ted by l'J33- Without a I.• could not have a foreign bad no
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    CHINESE EDUCATION.
    247 7 Herlrand Russell on Boxer Funds. Reuter. London. April 5. lertnad Russell, in an art cle in the "Hi r Guard an* «-n the Box-, r and Chinese education warns the public <>f the necessity f can- n spending the money, if the greatest bead to be obtained and
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    FAR EAST MAILS.
    66 7 Quicker Delivery. I linden, April 5. the complaint* of S c °nsf«Bee9 regarding the j, V 1 f n, -"nifests, invoices, etc.' has specially arranged tat Pa I <>f th t0 Liters for Penang, tr. Honßk >n and Shanghai ;n weekly to Li n J Tk,y the
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    ECONOMIC CONFERENCE.
    22 7 Reuter. Mr h r Mt h °urnf April 5. lhp feists Austral ia at R«ot« r hf n *>mic Conference.—
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    NO MEATLESS DAYS.
    120 7 CANADIAN CATTLE FOR ENGLAND. Good Sound Stock. Reuter. London, April «5. The first Canadian store of cattle to arrive in England for thirty years, the first that ever entered the p>rt f Manchester, di embarked at Manchester to-day and consisted of 425 short-horn Hereford Angus Steers, described
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    TRADE CONFERENCE.
    61 7 Recommends Esperanto. Reuter. Venice, April 5. The Commercial Conference was attended by representatives of 200 Chambers of Commerce and Banking Associations of -twenty-one countries, ine'tiding Chma and Japan. The Conference held a four days' sitting here. The wh le proceedings were successfully conducted in Esperanto. The Conference passed
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    SMUGGLING MORPHIA.
    59 7 300 Kilos Found in Amoy. Reuter. Geneva. April 5. The Chine c Government has a saving, it is reported, of 300 kilogrammes morphine which was sgcretly smuggled into Amoy alone in the year allegedly from Denmark. The Secretariat of the League of Nations immediately acquainted the Danish Government,
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    LOW-POWERED PLANE
    54 7 And Petrol Consumption. Reuter. Paris, April 5. M Barbo»t flew ten miles in his low powered aeroplane from Francazal to Toulou e at a height of 1,600 feet. It is ca'culated that the machine which weighs under 500 lbs. wiith a pilot, could cross the channel, consuming only
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    ENTENTE CORDIALE.
    47 7 Reuter. London, April 5. It is noteworthy from the viewpoint f Anglo-French relations that the French ex-Mini ter, Loucheur, at present in England, had a most cordial two hour interview at Dawlish with Mr Bonar Law who is recuperating at Torquay after has recent indisposition.—Reuter.
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    LATE LORD CARNARVON.
    26 7 Reuter. Cairo, April 5. Lord Carnarvon's body will be taken to the Kasre'aini hospital to be embalmed before being sent back to England.—Reuter.
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    TRIAL OF PRIEST.
    206 7 AMERICAN REQUEST TURNED DOWN. Plight of Jews. Reuter. London, April 5. The Times Riga correspondent states that United States has unofficial requested the Soviet Government, to allow Patriarch Tikhon to travel to America where he formerly iived. Trotzky and Kameneff who have virtually become dictators are inclined
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    NOVEL POSTAL METHOD.
    73 7 Paris. April B* The newspapers learn that the French have discovered a secret postal organisation at Mayence. A marks worth cf stamps and feve-al .avks oi letters and p<arccli wwra seized. A score ol persons have been ordered to hold themselves at the disp< sal of the
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    50 7 We are indebted to the "Naays Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for the follow ing: Tokio, April 4. Mr Yokota, Secretary of the Board of Decoration 1% has been appointed Chef Secretary for the Mandatory Islands of the South Sea as the successor of Mr Toshiro Tetsuka. who resigned recently.
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    CAN A BANK RECOVER?
    251 7 Error in Credit Balance. Before Mr Justice F Barrett-Len-nard in the Supreme Court yesterday the International Banking Corporaton commenced an action against Fong Yew Tong. the new manager of the Chong Shing Dispensary. North Brdge-road The question to be dcoded was whether a bank, hav/ng crcd'ted
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    13 7 Mrs J Strachan is a passenger by the s s Klang to Singapore.
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    RUBBER PRODUCERS.
    1215 7 ANNUAL GENERAL HEBTTNG. Review of Restriction. The fourth ordinary geneial meeting 0 f the Rubber Producers Association of Malaya was held yesterday at 2.15 p.m. at their registered office, French Bank Buildings. Mr H Freeman, the Chairman, presided and others present were Messrs Koh San Hin, J M
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    MEDICAL STUDENTS' DINNER.
    244 7 There was a pleasant evening spent at the Garden Club on Wednesday when tho members of the Chinese Medica 1 Students' Union entertained Dr X C Voon who has just graduated from the College to a dinner. Dr G H Macalister, the principal of the Medical College
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    YOUNG MEN WHO CANNOT READ OR WRITE.
    86 7 Three well-dressed youag men who were called to give evidence in a licensing prosecution at Newcastle yesterday had to confess* that they could not read or write. One of the three was only 19 and another 21. All said they could tell the
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    118 8 SPORTS PASTIMES. FOOTBALL. SOCCER ,LAWS. Alteration of OfT-Side Rule. London, March 27. The Football Association Council has accepted the amendments of football laws, limiting offside to an area from forty yard, from each goal line and requiring all players except the goal-keeper to leave the penalty area when any free
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    BOXING.
    222 8 CARPENTIER'S CAREER ENDED? That Georges Carpentier's career in the ring is finished is the opinion of a well known boxing manager in •n interview with Paul Lenglots, a writer, appearing in La Presse. He adds that Carpentier should have retired after his match with Jack Dempsey. This opinion is
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    RUGGER.
    71 8 INTERNATIONAL TEAM. London, March 26. The English Rugger team against France's in Paris on April 7 *s identical with that against Scotland on March 17. The Irish team against France in Paris in April 14 is identical with that against Wales on March 10. with the exception tthat A
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    THE TURF.
    42 8 A ROYAL VICTORY. Reuter. London, April 5. Th. r Majesties witnessed the Prince of Wales easily winning by ten lengths the Welsh "Guards Challenge Cup i.i Hawthorn Hill in point to point races. There were Five starters but two finished.—Reuter.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    27 8 RC.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Singlea. Potts beat Laky, 6—2, 7—5. Championship Pairs. Sinclair and Doig beat Lee Warner and Tyler, 0— 3, 5—7, 6—4.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    54 8 YESTERDAT'S PLAY. Singles Handicap. T B Norrie beat E B Evans by 21 points lo I<"> points. Doubles Handicap. Chater and Haig vs Smith and Bowtrman (unfinished). TO-DAY'S TIES. Doubles Handicap. Goldie and Chill ye Jamieaon and Brown. Doig and Kinloch vs McMillan and Evaas. Singles Handicap. Smith
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    103 8 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchange*.) RUBBER RESTRICTION. London, March 19. At question time in the Houae of Commons to-day, Sir Robert Burton Chadwick (Barrow-uv-Furness) called attention to Mr Winston Churchill's Press statement as to the recent rubber legislation affect ng Ceylon plantations, and
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    H.R.H. IN STEEPLECHASE.
    98 8 London, March 27. The Prince of Wales was the central figure in an exciting incident in the army point-to-point steeplechase* at Arborfkld Cross near Rending. Ridng in the Earl of Cavan's Cup race his mount baulked the water jump and plunged into the water. The Pnince was
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    NO TAX ON BETTING.
    82 8 London, March 27. It is understood that the forthcoming Budget will not contain a propo3 il to tax betting. It is stated that transactions total over two hundred millions yearly, and a ten per cent tax would y'eld roughly twenty millions. Nevertheless, the Chancellor of the
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    RATHE FRERES SUED.
    349 8 London, March 26. There was an unprecedent case in the King's Bench Diviision. Miss Phyllis Lett, the well-known contralto, is suing Pathe Freres for an alleged libel and breach of contract, and also for an injunct on in respect of phonographic records of her voice taken a
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    HORSE-SHOWS OFF!
    88 8 London, March 19, The Earl of Cavan announces that it s quite impossible for the British War Office to find money for the expenses of officers for competition in Internatjion- el Horse Showa. It has been unanimously decided that jumping is essential in war-train'ng, and .in view of
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    IMPERIAL DEFENCE COMMITTEE
    75 8 London, March 26. Reply'ng to a question by Mr G< orge Lambert in the House of Commons. Mr Bonar Law announced that the Earl of Balfour and Lord Weir would serve on the subcommittee of tho Imperial Dc fence Committee appointed to co-ordinate the activit c* of
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    NEGRESSES FOR FRANCE.
    66 8 Paris, March 19. A I'ner has brought to St Nazaire from Martinique and Guadeloupe 220 young Negresses, destined for dome»tc service in Par s and the provinces A further continent is expected under the permanent recru-ting service organise-d by a philanthrope society w th a view to
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    AIR COMPANY'S CLAIM.
    152 8 London, March 19. That the use of D H V aeroplanes by the American authorities was tho b'ggest piece of assistance any British firm gave to the American Government in the war was the content'on of counsel for the air craft manufacturing company of Captain de Havdland
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    ROYALTY TO VISIT ITALY.
    102 8 Rome, March 22. King George and Queen Marry will be the guests of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helen at the Quirinal Palace dur'ng thciir viait here. The Briirsh monarchs also will pay a visit to Pope Pius. They will be rccoived at the Vatican with
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    ABOLITION OF FIELD PUNISHMENT.
    31 8 London, March 27. The decsion of the Army Council to abolish field*punishment Number 1 was announced in the House of Commons by Mr Walter Guinness nmid cheers.
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    DESERTERS FROM THE ARMY.
    151 8 Soldiers Stow Away at Hongkong. The "Manila Daily Bulletin" of March 21 states: Eleven Br'tJ'sh Tommies stationed with H s Majesty's army at Honghad a race trip over on the Empress of France, which arrived here yesterday afternoon. The 11, dressed in the heavy wool, long
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    60 8 Two thousand bull frogs are reported to have been brought to Japan; from San Francisco by the Korea Maru. They are to be uaed for breeding purposes. It is not stated whether an enlarged supply of frogs is desired for musical entertainment or for culinary purposes, but it can hardly
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    FEDERAL INDIANS.
    250 8 Mass Meeting to Securs Representation. A mass meeting of Indians of all denom nations, castes-and sections in Selangor having been called by the representation committee, •everal hundreds wt North and South Indians gathered at tho Coliseum Cinema hall, Kuala Lumpur, to discuss the question of representation for Indians
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    20 8 Mr Stanley Baldwin Chancellor of the Exchequer, states that according to an unofficial estimate 17,000,000 peraons hold British Government securities.
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    47 8 D.lhi, March 27. Mr Cook irf Tmed the Council of State that the Government had no further motion to make regarding the Finance Bill. It is understood, however, that a "Gazette Extraordinary" will be issued to-morrow, in which Lord Reading will certify the Salt Tax.
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    INDIANS ABROAD.
    88 8 Lond n, March 22. Viscount Peel, in a speech at Cheltanham to-day, said that the treatment of Indians in different parts of the Empire went to the root of the relations between the Dominions and Great Britain. He earnestly appealed to the c nntry to give the ■object
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      428 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: I mii| 85 Beach Street. Malacca Vol Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jaian Rahamat. Palembang lo\ llir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL.
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