Malaya Tribune, 14 April 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 EVENING DAILY Vol. A. No. 87 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1923.
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    THE MAGIC OF MUSIC.
    555 2 MAJOR ST CLAIR'S IMPRESSIONS. Better than Speeches. In the course of an article in the "Times of Ceylon," Major W G St Clair, so well-known in Malaya, writes a propos of the lack of interest in music evinced by Colombo citizens. May 1 present an illustration
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    UNEXPECTED LUCK.
    182 2 Rome:—That Italy present* a fine field for small invesbore ie revealed in a story told by a British ex-officer who, early in 1920, bought a email property at San Fence, a litt'e village on the coast between Rome aad Naples. Major Murray, my informant, a former officer attached
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    ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS.
    675 2 WHO WILL TAKE THE INITIATIVE. One of the most gratifying signs of the times sn Ma ay a to-day is the spirit of awakening, in the matter of education in the F M S of the spirit that has be.n manifest lately in the Coioay, as evidenced by
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    96 2 At the annual general meeting of the Jin Hua Kok Association held on April 6 the f Mowing gentlemen were elected office bearers for the ensuing year: Pre ident. Mr Wee Guan Choon Vice-Presidents Mes rs Chua Swi Ghwee and Wee Eng Cheng; Hon. Secretary, Mr Tan Thiam Heng; Asst.
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      204 2 The Package. I E I I The Original. I Of all Chemists and Bazaars. I I It's better to run I I out for Bovril I now than to run g (out of Bovril I when ou need it. I Bovril in the House MILK-0 S I DRIP.D WI10LH MILK
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      423 2 OLD PEOPLE like Pimkettes because they neither gripe nor purge and promptly relieve Piles. To the business man Pinkettes are a boon because they keep his system clean and his body well without causing any discomfort whatever. And women find Pinkettes a blessing for the reason that their use. whea
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      495 2 BOH ER COMPOS IT 1 ON 'MICA" NON CONDUCTING BOILER COVERING COMPOSITION. 4 > GRAYITE v THIS COMPOSITION is entirely tree from or lime admixtures, and contains no fibrous element calculated to have effects on metal. r has a covering capacity of approximately 300 superfe*] square feet per ton with
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    A GALLANT GERMAN.
    758 3 MILLER OF THE EMDEN. The de«th is announced of C*pta n Karl von Muller, of the Emden who died on March 11 of inflammation of the lung» at Brunswick, aged 50 year». The Emde-n, a light cruiser of 8 592 fconi, armed with ten 4.1 gune and
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    SLEEPLESSNESS AND INDIGESTION.
    183 3 The two go hand in hand, as weJl you know if you have the misfortune 60 possess a disordered stomach. Obviously you can't get sound, refreshing sleep it harmful acid is attacking the delicate lining of your stomach the whole night through. It is thi» acid that's
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      761 3 s i One Tube I j| Simply send coupon. fiSC Modern research also discovered ffIM&V yi r3EKSß»^*^' I two other essentials, and PepsoBSSSp* ***** them V -T ft multiplies the alkalinity of the sahva That is there to constantly ißfet >-:B&>'' 4l_ L neutralize the acids which cause t decay.
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      203 3 Stop that husky cough! The man with a husky cough it a nu sance to himself and his nentiboors. In nine cases out of ten it csa be cured by a few Evans' Pasiillf* Th-sekill the germs that lurk in the hu*ky throat, and are the best remedy known to
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    683 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight" Pay Day is always a red-letter day to the wage earner. To the bachelor because he has invariably to struggle with a long list 0 f figures trying to juggle his expenditure in a manner to suit his beggarly
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      490 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA Thursday, April 12 to Sunday, April 15. in the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. William Fox presents the popular screen hero WILLIAM FARMVI io WOLVES OF THE NIGHT IN 7 REELS The pewer'ul story of love and high finance. Black Secret Serial Two new episodes 7 and
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      370 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA THEAT2E, BEACH ROAD Programme from Thursday, April 12 to Tuesday, April 17. Id the Second Show at 9 p.m. LIONESS AND THE BUG 3 l Reel Pathe Film. William Fox presents GEORGE WALSH in JACK SPURLOCK-PRODIGAL In 6 Parts. (Adapted from the Saturday Evening Post Story) The picture
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      584 4 AMUSEMENT' T "GAIETY" IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT of the Greatest interest to all. GRAND OPENING of OUR NEW SUPER SERIAL World's latest sensation THE GREAT REWARD Featuring Tw> of the w. r da best known serial stars FRANCIS FORD AND ELLA HALL In 15 Episode* 30 REELS So vast, so tremendous, so
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      109 4 Entirely (few Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp Miracles of -.he Jungle Serial Epis >dcs 13, 14 i.i 15 LIGHTNING BfIYCE Cowboy Seria tpj, Je 2nd Sh -w at J CHAMPION C'rURLIE Two Part Charlie Chi, VIOLA DONA The Darling of !m feresifc The Metro Comedy of Lore i n ,j
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    BOXER INDEMNITY.
    86 5 Peking, March 28.—Dr W W Yen, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Altting Premier, will soon issue a statement with reference to the goM franc case in connection with the payment of tha French share of the Boxer Indemnity. Dr Yen is involved in the "Chaban" proceedingi instituted
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    RUBBER OUTPUT.
    184 5 March Returns. Messrs Evatt and Co., Secretaries: The Bukit Timah Rubber Estates. Ltd, March 1923 output 19,543 lbs; Total to date of Current Financial Year for 3 months 51,226 lbs. Brunei United Plantations, Ltd, 8,734 ibs; 9 months 23,842 lbs. The Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd. 11,895 lbs; 2
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      134 5 fl llillllllll 1 i 555 are the fashion i g P among high-class Cigarette Smokers. Whether at Dinner, the Dance, at the Club, or in the Home,sssconveyan atmosphere rlk of refinement and discrimination. I i|| This is because 555 represent j 1| an unapproachable niveau of j 1 fine quality,
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      100 5 Christian Science Services. Christian Science Service —12 Meyer Mansions, Coieman-street. 10 a.m. Sunday Services. 5.30 p.m. Last Wednesday in the Month. Reading Room, free to all, open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 10 to 12 and on Sundays from close of Service till 12.30. Church of Our Lady. Ophir Road (For
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      476 5 CHURCH SERVICES. THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. v April 15, 1923. St. Andrew's Cathedral. 7.30 a.m. Litany. 745 a.m. Holy Communion. (Choral.) 9.15 a.m. Annual Corporate Communion of Mclrhers' Union. Address by Bishop. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    118 5 |i» Club A* 5 gl5 P" 1 E (T) Field Seetioa, fel k"e <*> s.ie~i» 3 <• No. 1 Pl« t(>on A Co !>' P 1 Surar Victoria I k Co, Brown bu},ar, <4 °,0 P- m Tb<*tre v jfb j niarl due. a nd2.:.0 p.m.. S
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    Cables From U. K.
    205 5 The latest tame received from London at 6.30 a.m. Urgent 6.50 p.m. April 13. Ordinary 6.10 p.m. Aprr 13. Telegraphic communication with Bangkok has been restored. U nregistefred correspondence intended for despatch by the s.s. Grotius should reach the General Post Office before 8 a.m. on
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    MAILS CLOSE
    308 5 To-day, April 14. Amoy Van Overstraten 2 p.m. Kemaman Trengganu Quorra 2 p.m. :V />k Palembang Scnang 3 p.m. Malacca "Ban Whatt Soon 3 p.m. Swattenham Penang *Klang 3 p.m. Circe t p.m. Ma acca Sri Muar 3 p.m. Meran 3 p.m. Shushtar 4 p.m. (t Swatow Ascot
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    COMMENTS OF THE WEEK.
    706 6 No alarm should be occasioned by the decision of the parties to the Bandoeng Agreement to gradually release the tin stocks. In any case the decision has been expected for some time in well-informed quarters ever since the recent improvement in price began to be noticed.
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    669 6 Mr F E Becker is appointed to be a member of the Indian Immigrant Committee. Mr G S Carver ia appointed a member of the financial comm ttee of the Raffles College. Hague, April 13. General Pabst of the East Indian Army wiU shortly be appointed Minister at Tokyo.—Reuter. Mt
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    YESTERDAY'S MURDER.
    446 6 A PARTICULARLY BRUTAL ASSAULT. Motive Unknown. Further particulars about the brutal murder of Mr J La Salle, which was committed early ye sterday mornng are to hand. The deceased otniy returned from Java lately and 1 red in his house at Buk't Timah-road where he was murdered. Information
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    PENANG NEWS.
    80 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pvnang, Apr J 13. Tw men wore struck by lightning at daylight at Kangar Pertis while standing at the base of a cocoanut palm tree. One was k iled and the other waa removed to the hosp tal unconscioua. The Kuala Kangsar PJarwtations report
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    COTTON INDUSTRY.
    116 6 Pekng, March 22.—1t ia undar-etoc-d that owing to tha ab-anea of Mr Huang Fu no important matter* could ba diecuaeed at today* Cabinet meeting. It ia reported that Mr Huang Fu ha* left for th* Weatern Hilla and not for Tientein aa originally -tated. In addition to varioua
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    58 6 Mr G F Robson is appointed to act as Local Chairman cf the Stagtapore Harbour Board. W :th reference to the proceedings the 16th general meet n& of the Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insurance Co, publ'ahxd yesterday we are informed that the amount of $100 000 allocated to reserve
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    BANKRUPTY COURT
    296 6 WHO OOLLBCTg Mfc Mr Justice F pW_ the granted a stay f an appeal, of the m an action brought by and Nathan aga ah and Mr Demuth a>k. mart for a we k H that there was no debt 1 execution had been suggested by Mr Zhvr,:
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    216 6 The follow/ng anion aas t* the Municipal Commis•« aea ni tt:: on Apr 10:— Hawkers in Beach-road.-D«fl« adhere t i their former decs* dibtee B.ach-road for ha schedule Clyde Terrace for day limliia Bukit Brown Cemetery.-!* 1 that all quest ons of iateH m ments in LOBPect on
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    "A" COMPANY.-S V C.
    33 6 Oe Bus will lea* for Sefctar Ran*; »< 1* P aft moon. a $W\ One Bus wii: hay.- r j ScJct'.r Rang,' at 6 4.- f~st w (Sunday) the IStli
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    BERLIN CONFERENCE.
    80 7 ALL PARTIES TO CONTINUE PASSIVE RESISTANCE. FRANCE MUST EVACUATE. Reuter. Berlin, April 13. «■Tprrnce of leading employers and workmen in all ndustiies A confer*... M I ,hades of pXtiaal opin on from the occuped territory r J dtcided to conthue the pcfiicy of passive resistance and un,r n
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    NEW REPARATION PLAN DENIED.
    163 7 Reuter. Paris, April 13. Th« Br Premier M Theuris, and the Foreign Minister M Jaspar arr ved to confer W/th M Poincare. According to newspapers the Y rts of discuss on include the exploitation of the Ruhr Mine* end the caused by M Loucheur't vjsit to
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    FRESH OCCI PATION MEASURES.
    150 7 Reuter. Paris. April 13. A comniur. que issued at to-day's ffenattt a u r tne ran and French resolve to pursue mMM acti i: in '-he Ruhr until Geriki proposals for payment of reparations, states invt fTim f fresh measures wiil kteiM leitd foi greasing the
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    TURKEY'S SHREWDNESS.
    236 7 Drawing America In. Reuter. New York April 13. Tr atpapen are fearful lest ncession eventually inI States in Near tics. The New York it with the M su' ft ds 1 sub, eel of an Any oI the Turks probably Chester concession tl c United States to take
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    A COMMUNIST BILL.
    68 7 T *t* of TW, own Medicine. Reuter. Sofia. April 13. IW Stimbolisky. in a Z' M the Government was 1 m deal with the m Ye,a nt Providing that &U i wne »"e there were more Commaaists t he i r and and y be conficated and
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    NEW FRENCH LINER.
    39 7 Fi *hip tm For East. Reuter. I* April 13. Ai**,??" 63 M arifme new r *'<r he* Kh shorty sailu' u<V? v ya?e t0 the r mP A 101 first c'ass 3nd 110 thi rd class
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    PAN-AMERICAN NAVIES.
    162 7 Disarmament Scheme. Reuter. Santiago de Chic. April 12. With the presentation of the Chilian report to the Armament Committee, it is considered that an agreement on the limitation of armaments ie impaasibfa durmsr the present session of the Pan-American Conference. Chile has been confronted with Brazil's determination to
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    EMPIRE WIRELESS.
    35 7 Service with Columbia, Reuter. London, April IS. Felicitous official messages were exchanged yesterday on the occasion of the inauguration of the BritflshColumbian wireless service through the station at Santa Fe de Bogota.— Reuter.
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    UNEMPLOYED SHOT.
    37 7 Nevr German Frightfulness." Reuter. Cologne, April 18. The German police fired on a crowd of two thousand unemployed demonstrating at the Town Hall at Duisburg, dsmamding increased allowances. Four were kFed and thirteen wounded. Reuter.
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    CURE FOR DIABETES.
    55 7 Reuter. London, April 13. Aa a result of speed ng up in the producti MO of the Inauln remedy for diabetes ,"t ia anticipated that 't will soon be generally obtainable all over the world. It has just appeared on he British market and is being retailed
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    AMRITSAR FIGHTING.
    20 7 Reuter. Lahore, April 13. Localised street fighting restarted but the police and troops dispersed the opposing partiea.— Reuter.
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    HOUSE QUIETER.
    202 7 CONDITIONS OF ARMY ENLISTMENT. Labour's Alarm. Reuter. London, April 13. The House of Commons adjourned till Monday after an all night sitting of 21 hours in the committee stage of the Army and Air Force Annual Bill which finally passed third reading without a diviaion. The Labourites pursued
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    CHINA'S OPIUM TRAFFIC.
    127 7 Another Suppression Drive. Reuter. Londt n. April 13. Mr Chao Hsin Chu, hi a letter to the "Times" says he wired Peking regarding the recent report and suggested that Cfr'ina should consider legal is-lspg th-o domestic growth and traffic of opium. He received a reply sh w
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    BUILDING TRADE BALLOT.
    103 7 Landworkers Reject Terms. Reuter. London, Aprii 18. A five and a half hours conference between mediators representing the farmers and farm-workers proved abortive, the employers offer bo>:nt unacceptable.—Reuter. The Building Trade Union Federation which hitherto has argued that the em p oyer:' terms violate the existing agreement,
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    150 7 We are indebted to tfa« "Naaye Niehi-Nichi Shanbu»" few the follow, tag: CROWN PRINCE'S ENGAGEMENT. Tokio, Aprf 12? The Imperial Household hae waued an announcement that the Royal wedding ceremony between the Grown Prince and Princess Ntagako wtill take piece in the tetter partt of November. Me&stra
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    WARWICK COMEDY CO.
    404 7 "IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST." In sp a of the ine'ement state of the weather, there was a well filled auditorium at the Victoria Theatre last nilght when the Edgar Warwick Comedy Co. opened their two nights return visit with Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of being Ernest." The
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    SUVA DEADLOCK.
    96 7 Unconstitutional Action. Reuter. Suva, April 13. A Legislative deadlock has arisen owing to the Imperial Government promise to refund £58,000 of the export duties to the Colon al Refin'ng Company without consulting the Fiji legislative authorities. Elected members of council refu-ed to ait until Lord Devonshire had undertaken
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    BRITISH RUHR TRADE.
    175 7 L*ndkm, April 13. The German attitude in connect on with the* transit of British goods in occup ed Germany, mentonted by Sir P L l oyd Greame, in the House of C Tnmona on April 10, -b illuminated by a Cologne message explaining that Germany at first
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    170 7 GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore. Apri 13. The March export figures have had a depressing- effect on the Market and the tone is week and uncertain. Operators are faced with the fact that Malayan shipments for the first quarter of the year have been at
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    NEW CHINESE BANK.
    51 7 Kaifeng. March 26. Mr Liv Chi-tseng, Chief of the Financial Administration of Honan is raising a capital of $5,000 000, for the organisation of a bank at Hankow to be called "The Honan Bank." General Wu Pei-fu, it is understood, is the principal shareholder of the proposed
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    INDIA'S PLAGUE PERIL.
    113 7 Epidemic Conditions Present. Reuter. Simla, April 13. The public Health Commissioner states that the rise in mortality from plague began in December. There were 36 900 deaths in March compared with a mean average of 14 400 during the previous four years. The ris« i« serous as
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    PARIS DISTURBANCES.
    97 7 Reuter. Paria, April 18. A strike of 5,000 midnettea led to d sturbancea. The police charged the str kers and arrested four. —Reuter. Pars April 13. As a result of the strike of midinettes a dozen policemen are guarding the entrances to the important dress making firms in
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    COTTON BILL KILLED?
    65 7 Reuter. London, April 13 As a result of the all night sitting of the House of Commons the Cotton Industry Bill promoted by the Lancashire private members and approved by the Government providing there were compulsory contributions in the United Kingdom from cotton spinners to the fund
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    MORE REBELS TAKEN.
    48 7 Reuter London, April 13. Mary McSwiney. Countess Markiowioz Count and Countess Rlunkett. Liam Lyneh's brother and othera are reported to have been arrested en route to Liam Lyneh's <fune*>il' at Clonmel. Lynch wai re'eased but all the others ved to the local military headquarter —Reuter
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    BERLIN-MOSCOW AIR MAIL.
    38 7 Reuter. Teheran, Aprifl 13. An aeroplane bring ng mails arrived from Moscow to-day. It is rumoured that this is a forerunner of a weekly postal and passenger service betweea Berlin and Teheran via Moscow-— Reuter.
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    NORWEGIAN EMIGRATION.
    28 7 Reuter. Bergen, April 13. Considerable concern is caused by the emigration of Norwegian workers, largely of the beat types, to America in consequence of industrial stagnation.—Renter.
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    281 8 FOOTBALL. S.F.A. APRIL FIXTURES. As far m possible we shall publish daily the S F A league fixture» for th© current month: lat Division. April. 16 SJOBvsRGA, SRC grd. 20 SCCvsSCFA, SCC 23 Middlesex vs S R C, S C C 25 SJOBvsSCFA, SRC 27 R G
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    45 8 B.C.C. TOURNAMENT. Owi/ng to the rain storm, there was no tennis yesterday. The final of the Championsh p pairs Will be played on Monday, a":d the Champ onship final on Thursday. MONDAY'S TIES. Championship Pairs. Klcinmaa and U-termark va Sinclair and Doig. (n\
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    CRICKET.
    124 8 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. The foil wing Wlfl represent the Public Services and Law against the Serv'ces in the SCC Cricket Tournament on tbe Padtang this afternoon:— C C Simpson, RLL Braddeß, C E H Jacobs, A H Assrter, C F SqaQ, H L Mitcheli, E L Talma, N
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    RUGBY.
    141 8 London. March 30. The following are to-day's Rugby resut: Bridgewater beat Northampton at Bridgewater by 14 points to 6. Llanelly beat the Welsh Universities at Llanelly by 25 points to nil. The Barbarians beat Penarth at Penarth by 19 points to 5. Abertillery beat the Belfast Collegians at Abertillery
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    BOXING.
    540 8 OFFER TO DEMPSEY. Villa and Wilde. Cleveland, March 6.—Jack Dempsey, heavy weight boxing champion, has been offered a guarantee of $100,000, or the privilege of 37% per cent of the gate rece pts, to meet Tommy Gibbons in a 12 round bout July 4 or on Labor Day, \t
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    POLO.
    104 8 CHALLENGE TO AMERICA. London, March 28.—The Hurlingham Polo Committee has definitely decided to challenge the American Polo Association for the America Cup in 1924. A selection committee has been formed. Lord Wimborne will be chairman and Colonels Edward Miller and Gerald Ritson the nominated members of the It is
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    46 8 To-morrow's race is the second round of the President's Cup. Club course. Ha -d cap :—Polly scratch, EHa scratch, Jean II I—3, Helen I—9, Kathleen 3—4, Eve 3, Gertrude 3—B, Marion 3—9, Ann 4—5, Irene 5—4, Margarett II 7—2, Puteh Betty 10.
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    COMPANY MEETINGS.
    1280 8 ROBINSON AND COMPANY. The fourth and /nary general meeting of Messrs Robinson and Company, Limited, was he'd at Chartered Bank Chambers yesterday. Hie Hon Mr W Lowther Kemp presided, and there were also present Messrs W H Macgregor, H W Cooke Yarborough, Eu Tang Seng, R St J
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    AYER PANAS.
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    366 8 Titi Tin Company Report. The Directors beg to submit herewith their report for the year ended October 31 1922, together with a duly audited statement of accounts for that period. They regTet to report a loss for the year of $29,604.02 which, added to the amount brought forward
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    29 8 Mr Soh Ghee Soon informs us that "Kid Jackson", who was previously beaten by "Young Warner" on points, ia anx)ous to have a return fight in a four-round contest.
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    605 9 S-ngapore, April 7, 1923. Articl*. Price MEAT Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.40 Pork, lean kati 0.66 Pork, lean and fat «Ist quality) kati 0.50 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kati o.<i6 Fowl kati 0.75 Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.75 Fowl medium (lVa-2»*
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    149 10 Characteriatic Delivery By Mr. Chu Chao-Hain. Reuter. London, March 22—In a speech at a dinner given by the Parsee Association in honour of Miss Tata, the first Indian woman to be called to the Bar Mr Chu Chao-hsin. the Chinese Charge d'Affaireg. aid that the
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      486 12 WANTEf. WANTED.—A competent Jobbing Compositor. (Jnlj experienced men need apply. Apply to "Printer" c/o "The Malays Tribune." WANTE D.— Well-educated, reliable and trustworthy Clark for large Commercial Office. Must hare expert knowledge of khorthand and typing, state salary required. Box No. 61, c/o Malays Tribune." TO LET. TO LET.—Two sections
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