Malaya Tribune, 28 April 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. KVEN1NG DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. i EVENING flAJLV. Vol. X.- Nu. 99 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923.
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      71 1 THE f ,.a l .VA TRIBUNE j al Dtp' BATB8. I J7fi i pa I I HOl,Si; H'S A j ■WRiGLEY'S habi you j I CHEW J I PEGRIT I I Represented by: I Willi? W. THAYER, OCEAN BUILDING, SINGAPORE. I ni P***************525 ZSZSZSZSZSZSZSHSZEESZSaSZSI A blessing to the suffering I
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      231 1 I PALLADIUM THEATRE, .JSSSSEiZSELj Commencing Tuesday, May 1, at 9.10 p.m. sharp. FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD. I lit II ,///^Q(^,^ Cm Steft IL///// H JI always have money— encg-.L Russian Count zling—dramatic screen spectacle ever achieved I Monte Carlo brought to your theatre '.-hair —your jrftx\ m4L\ \m\ 9 I
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      155 1 STRAITS HOTEL M r- ANSON ROAD. SINGAPORE. W fll .f jr.- -he. single and double room aoooflUMK ation, Electric, 1 excellent cuisine.billiards, liquors cold-beer and refreshments. Obtainable from 6 a.m to 11 p.m. Koom with board from 13 per 1 diem upwards and $2 nor diem 2 fat room only.
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    SHIPPING AND THE EMPIRE.
    1411 2 V.—IMPORTANCE OF GOOD DOCKS AND HARBOURS FOR EFFICIENT TRADE. By Commander H. Rundle, R. N. Lord Inchcape., in an article in Biassey's Naval and Shipping Annual, 1923, says Efficient shipowning Bakes for efficient shipbuilding, and efficient sh pbulding make-* for commerciaLly successful shipowning. It is impossible,
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    AIR HERO'S TRAGIC END.
    123 2 LondoApriii ll._At Epping an nqueat was bed ca th, body of Wiiiam Norman Hustings Reserve Cap.a,:n of the Air Force/who was return iJH n a motor car d* vem by hs brother from a school dinner at B:sh p Stortford. The car coll/ded with a farm-waggon
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      394 2 MOTOR CYCLES. J RCA 6H. P. Twin Cylinder Chain Drive Moiel with gftPA B aw. K9m rm. 3 Bpeed Countershaft. Complete RCA H. P. Chain Drive Model with 3 Speed WJ. tl. Countershaft. Complete 3> ■OO ft B. S« A* P. Lightweight Model Complete $625 S INVIfITA 23/ H R
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      371 2 FOR FATHERS MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS AND SONS Pinkettes are the ideal bowel and liver regulators, they so gently yet s:> efficiently di pel constipation, biliousness, sick headaches liverishness, cicar the skin of pimples and blotches relieve Piles and purify the breath. Of dealers everywhere, or post free, 60 cents the vial,
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      270 2 BOILER COMPosty] v MICA" j NON CONDUCTING I BOILER COVERING COMP(l lf I GRAYITfi" I THIS COMPOSITION is entirely tret I or lime admixtures, and contain:, no (ibiT^ calculated to have disastrous effect I mem J has a covering capacity of approximately H rW square feet per ton with a
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    THE COMMUNIST PERIL.
    572 3 HOME SECRETARY'S WARNING Mr. W. C. Biidgeman, the Briifck Home Secretary, speaking at the annual dinner of the Cambridge University Conservative Association said U»«M was never a better time for any Baf Conservatives to enter Parliament. the hopte that nob dy wouid go into politics with the
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    CURES TALK.
    184 3 Great Fame of a Great Medicine Won by Actual Merit. The fame of Little's Oriental Balm has been won by the good it has dont to those who havie been crippled with pain. Mr. N. Elder of 14, King George Street, Greenwich, London, says I was troubled awfully
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    ENGLAND'S SOBRIETY.
    436 3 COUNTRY MORE SOBER THAN "DRY" AMERICA. Mr. A. R. Holbr ok wr tes to the "Daily Telegraph":— That meddling minority of the community, the talkative teetotallers, have been so busy at the Brewster Sessions besmirching the fair name of England, -in order to btas the judgments of loca'
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    FIVE WEEKS IN SOVIET GAOL.
    325 3 Hull Men's Saffering. Af .er rive weeks of sem -siarvat on n cold dirty prison cells in Northern Russia, fire Hui. fishermen returned to their homes recently. Their story of extreme suffering: at the hauls of th- Soviet author.tiea was borne out by the men's
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      417 3 I idid. I told you j I >\ t lis 1 would do you good." H ncarnis' affords satisfaction both H recommend it and to H t j who t:kc it. Those who B r nd it, set the effect—those B v. take it, fiei the benefit. mm Why 'Wincarnis'
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      914 3 We Offer 1 Ik .#3fcJi *5l A Ten-Day Test *mW\ Simply send coupon. jy" '^^B^l?* saliva. That is there to constantly neutralize the acids which cause decay. It multiplies the starch digestant CL. l W I '1 in the saliva. That is there to diI nPfTI gest starch deposits on
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    601 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By 'Tootlight" The pathos of the working gr-'sj life, the beauty and humour of love's young dream" the vivid colour of a fine atmospheric setting in the "Irish Ghetto" of New York, these and other elements in the whimsical story of
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      538 4 AMUSEMENTS^ EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show at 9.30 pjn. Robert W. hamber's wonderful novel photo-dram itized as a motion picture serial Pearl White THE BLACK SECRET Episodes 11 and 12. That popular, handsome star J. Warren Kerrigan in $3^,000 In 5 Parts. A fast moving story full of mystery
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      403 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme frcm Tuesday, Hrll 24 to Sunday, /prll *9. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Playgoers Pictures presents Evelyn Greely and Robert Elliott in A PASTEBOARD CROWN In 5 Parts. (Adapted from Clara Morris Novel) It is a ronance
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      56 4 BOON TO LADIES. > Hand bags made of Glass Beads Broaches of different varieties set with imitation stones, Necklaces (Beads) in all varieties and colours, Hair Pins, Imitation stones etc. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS. Special discount will be allowed to Wholesale Merchants. For further particulars apply
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      416 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" su H Tbis Week's Brilliant Attractions \|]fl 1 WM 1 Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. 4 I 1 THE TESTING OF f A|Uf|Cl| I ftIIIORED VANE Ltf£.l A Metro All-Star Production F\v I j of R marc Suspense and Adventure <i 'V\ I I MAY ALLISON I j
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    214 5 TO-DAY'S LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day $106.25 per pikul. 100 tons s.ld. Buyers Sellers Gembier 18.76 Java Cube 24.00 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube Sar. White Pepper 22.50 Mixed Black Pepper 14 75 Sundried Copra 11.85 M xed Copra 11.50 •Small Flake Tapioca 13.87 Mcd Pearl Tap'oca Small
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 5 Singapore, April 28. On London—Bank 4 months' i gat 2» 4 L-4c Demand 2s 4 5-32 c Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On Ind;a— Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 71% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    64 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, April 28. Paie Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 53% Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price*. Buyers Seller* Spot 53% 54 May to June 54 54% July to Sept 55 55% Oct to Dec 56% 57 Latest
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    22 5 Singapore, April 28. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under:— London Spot Is. 3%d. Tone of Market. —Quiet.
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      258 5 II Vitrex Leases. I The new optical glau which I although practically colourless' 1' absorbs all the harmful rays of R light. Let us make your next pair of eye-glatses in these lenses 1 Procurable only from 1 N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN f MEDICAL HALL BUILDUP L BATTERY ROAD. f Refractioniit. I
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      123 5 gEWARE of Cigarettes I manufactured by machinery j I at the rate of thousands per J ////W I minute, containing matter in- I I jurious to the throat and lungs. jj I 555 are made by hand, and fl If uf I 30Z of every leaf used is first I
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      63 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital Singapore, April 27. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. l!ar Red to 32 decree Fah ***** 1012 3 1013.5 Temp 86 90 85 Wet Bu'b Ther: 80 80 80 Dir. of Wind S W S calm Max Temp in shade 91 Min do do 76
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      487 5 CHURCH SERVICES. THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. April 29, 1923. St. Andrew's Cathedral. »ia Holy Communion. <45 a.m. Holy Communion. (Choral.) 9-15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday ait 7 a.m. on Friday at
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      149 5 days 10 to 12 and on Sundays S from close of Service till 12.30. r Church of Our Lady. Ophir Road (Fox tha Tamils.) 8 a.m. Low Mass and Sermon 3 p.m. Vespers and Benediction Methodist Tamil Church. Short-st Chapel. 9 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Divide Service, Rev. J.
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    WHEN AND WHARE
    136 5 I .ini.APOKK DIAET. To-i'J. Apr" 28 is a.m., M p m.,ar Kange 2.30 \C-' h C«C-, U'--l Hall 3 p.m. Anson and r r /jward-rds. I Theatre. 5.15 and L g;ue f J.30 P m To-m»rro*. April 29. I T *ja-» 9M p.m. Se ctar Kange 7.30
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    MAILS CLOSE
    240 5 ..wr*m«.n 1'rengganu Quorra 2 p.m. I i Romp H Hong Lian 2 p.m. PaLa.* Mena 3 p.m. :.',am Penang ■I "Klang 3 p.m. u H Whatt Soon 3 p.m. iVarcuta 3 p.m. Java Maru 3 p.m. Circe 3 p.m. uci-a Sr. Muar 3 p.m. h Pa'tmhang Sena-rig 3
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    COMMENTS OF THE WEEK.
    870 6 In the announcement that "suitable" citizens of Dublin will be allowed to cany firearms in future, Mr. Bertoard Shaw will probably discover that at long last his advice on something has been adopted. In an article in the "New Leader," Wn.ai we reprinted a short while
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    ADMIRAL'S ARRIVAL.
    308 6 FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO MALAYA. Johmton's Per was gaily decorated with flag's and bunting, and was altogether the scene of a gay spectacle, this morning when His Excel.ncy Admiral Sir Arthur C. LeveK. C B of H. M. S. Hawk ns, flagship of ihe China Squadron, and Sir
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    THE COMING BALL.
    212 6 Readers are reminded of the ball at Goodwood Hal, on Tuesday, May I, uiider the jtlwtemilillii d paaronaiire of His Excellency Sir Laurence Nunns GuilEemard. X C.8.. H's Excellency Admiral Sir Arthur C. Leveson. K.C.B. and His Excellency Major-General Sir NeMl MaTcolm. K.CB., D.5.0., in aid of
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    182 6 Reuter. Washington, April 27.–Mr. Hughes at V2n«,uver to tne N>>N6 o.-l ne in sc!un<il.r li2> >o»tQr6.'lx.— 5. In our .'eaoYr yesterday we referred to Mr. G. G. Seth as Attomey-Generr.l. He is, of course, Soric-tor-General and we offer our apologres to Mr. Seth and to Sir Murison. the Hon the
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    RANEE DISASTER.
    395 6 RECOMMENDATIONS OF COURT OF ENQUIRY. The report of the Cou: i of Enquiry, published in the Government Gazette, concludes, after giving the finding. etc: The Boribat came into collision v.v h the Ranee ?~>i t*":. ]-."-:r vr?sel sunk in about 7 to 10 minu. There was no ios
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    SINGER'S CHANGING VOICE.
    172 6 London April 10—A settlement in the Lett action in the King's Bench Division has been announced. Pathc Freres greed to de troy <the records complained of and undertook not to pub sh any original Master records with the date whereon they were sung. They aiso libera ly
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    NURSE CAVELL'S DOG.
    64 6 Brussels March 20—Nurse Cave 1 hnd a dog to wh eh she was great'y at* ched. After her exc-cu i n her the Pr"ncoss de Croy, gave t shelter and took can of it The dog ha now died, and Mmc de Croy mm had the body
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    BIG CIRCUS COMING.
    39 6 Harmston's Circus v/ili be hear from ManiLa kl a few days with many popu'ar artistes, including new members, and performing an-imals. i hey will present some extraordinary feats of skill and several different programmes »re promised.
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    ALLIED NOTE
    159 6 GERMAN 2 -nd demands P on m;; it the fore, J character. A French m *ec!aree th*tGenT a S iu Mt,,.; t pohce expend frr, hu-dr*d police from Berlin t thence to i: Several, when arr they were a*ent whose n rests bjr pi Was] Mr. Hughe* can
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    COTTON FIRM'S
    47 6 Reuter. Reiss R- I tor, trading with 1 r cotton poods h the official receiver I ed liouidator v r.g 1 a petition f r com' I The position is r the fa 1 in the ra'o? r«i in Chinese mark the 1920 flump,- 1.
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    CANCEL RUSSIAN
    26 6 Reuter. I,The Daily New pendent states tha cons'derin,7 a pro} the r Trti W as resuX of Miagiin t the r !tgi Russia —Renter.
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    REICHSBANK'S
    30 6 Reuter. The Re'ehsbask shows net profits 42 compared wftl previous year. A cent is declared per o nt the prev ous: ernmeat's share n T' 1 ■iDin marks. -n
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    FIJI COUNCIL
    14 6 A MtttHg tf solution supp< rt n? eVcted lejislat •heir t n <'
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    MINERS
    44 6 Reuter. I A co ference of 1 I tv artd the min I fa led to prod-r I mine-owr.e!< rej« I a. revision of the I ji order t > pw* wage. The rrfners i I to a reversion It w I —RcUter. I
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      46 6 WARM WEATHER AND SHOW. London, April 9—Exceptionally \varm wea her in M- rch was dispersed by biting: east winds. Snow fell in numerous place in the «outh of England t--day something like the fal's during the first months of winter caus'ng anxiety to the fruit crop.
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    IRISH FIGHTING CEASES.
    91 7 HrUUCANS DECIDE TO SUSPEND OFFENSIVE Pc VALERA'S" SUGGESTION. Reuter. Londo.:, April 27. R publican General Headquarters ordered a ?L*mM** of hostiltw. htadquartors have ordered a suspens on of offens've April 30 but have instructed the troops to remain on the H.. kr<r adequate measures to defend themselves
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    SUPPORT FOR HARDING.
    56 7 M V s and World Court. Reuter. Washington, April 27. F hu Root has endorsed Pre- «he United V-•" n in the permanent Justice. t Vladiir" hich the United d representation i, closed in coue ant cipated canc? Tla- n f exequatur by the co al may
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    KOLTCHAK'S ARMY.
    55 7 I piiuht of Remnants. Reuter. I,... |on April 27. m ins, question- of the re- y b -altered Mr. Ronald e vernmevt se with tJ P f P° ;ai not nndertake I bard a. His Ma- D a i Harbin however, >.ged to lend h good offices ng
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    FAR EAST MAILS.
    65 7 testa Route Open. Reuter. Iff P tmasl r G r.era? annou-ncs Russf n post office now acIpti lettera and post-cards destined I a Eas except Japan, for p tnnsmia ion. The mails i be despatched from London on u:sbe dd rench Peking Mi v. days Shanghai in
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    MEXICAN OIL LAWS.
    40 7 Meeting Foreign Capital. Reuter. I CI J, April 27. s proved of an oil I to meet foreign protest* alleged o nfiscatory inn I the constitution. The laportant provision of the tae ["T'l'eum concesiwfaliy secured before June
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    RUSSIA AND STRAITS.
    49 7 I hatching Brief at Lausanne. Reuter. I April 27. L" K Ky dlt Russian Soviet re- a- Rome on3 jf the dete- 1 r ronaer Rassian delegar t tttsaae, has arrived and has SecreUry-General that he r vl c mmun'caT to conference. r '>'•' on feast Pndvi.
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    DRUG SUBSTITUTES.
    25 7 Investigation. Reuter. Lassen April 27. I went b a appointed a nvest'gate nosy eoeaiae f .r therr v wh eh aril] ivoid the
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    STEAMER.
    17 7 In Port Reuter. I J** A Pnl 27. 1 1 Ai Xander Th has not m
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    AMERICAN PROSPERITY.
    79 7 Record Figures for March. Reuter. Washington April 27. 1 he Fede ral Reserve Bcr rd's monthly report- show continued increases in industrial production and further expansion of Dividing operaLi >n». Fr* igh: movements were Y viei than in any corresponding period during -the las: four years General production
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    BRITISH GRATITUDE.
    96 7 Prince's Mission to Be'gfum. Reuter. London April 27. II RH. The Prince of Wa rs accompan:ed by Sir Doug'as If:ig and Sir r on 1 Halsey. left Victor'3 Staton (his morning f r Dover where he embarked or: the lig%t cruiser Caledon for Zeebrugge en route for Bruesels
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    IMPORTANCE OF PACIFIC.
    78 7 More Trade Co*nnvs*ioners. Reuter. London April 27. Lieut.-Col. Buckley, of the Overseas Tr?de Department 1 peak ng at Birmingham, said we must r ncentrate our attention on th? Pac'fic Coast, ?s -n important; link 'r. the ehnin of F.rr.p re. Cons- que T, i ?y th? Govern-m-ni
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    MRS. STARR'S HEROISM.
    65 7 Royal Recognition. Reuter. Simla. April 27. H. M. the King has appr -ved the award of the Kaiser'hind Gold Medal ho Mrs Starr for helping to rescue M ss Ellis. The Viceroy ba- received a tsvegram from the Secretary of State for India express ng Their Majesties'
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    PREMIER'S HOLIDAY.
    55 7 Leaving for Sea Voyage. Reuter. London April 27. Mr Bonar Law. with the King's approval, leaves 'immediately for a short sc-a vovag and re: urn for the meeting of Parliamsrt after the Wh'tesuntide rec:ss when his med'cal advisers ssure h:rn, there is ever} prospect of his voice b?
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    HOLLAND AND LEAGUE.
    93 7 Reuter. The Hague Apr 1 26. Rep ying in th dcha e, the Fore gn MiaJ ter sm id that hia poiic; of independeace d d r-.t imply isolation of the Netherlands. Eve:- sine, the war the Netherlands hrd been eo-operat-•ng with the Scandin- ian and other
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    SIMLA BANK SUSPENDS.
    16 7 Reuter. Calcutta, April 27. Ths Alliance Bank of Simla ha* closed its doors.—Reuter.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    4419 7 MR. BADDELEY'S MOTION DROPPED. Press, Pulai and Pearson. The ordinary general meeting of the City fathers was held yesterday at the Board room at 2.15 p.m. with Mr. R. J. Farrer, the President, in the chair. The others present were: Messrs. W. A. Sims, A. G. Anthony, D.
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    575 8 FOOTBALL. MIDDLESEX ALMOST HELD IN THRILLING GAME. By "Reflex." One of the best games seen this season was played on the S. R. C. ground yesterday afternoon when the Middlesex I team met and defeated (fee R. G. A. by two goals to one in the first
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    YACHTING.
    52 8 R. S. Y. C. The fir t race for the Vice-Presi-dent's Cup takes place on Sunday. CUib Course. Handicaps: Jean 11. Ella, Marion, Breeze, scratch Eve 1 per cent Helen 1.5, Polly 1.6 Ann 2-8, Kathleen 4, Gertrude 5.9, Betty 5.9, Margaret II 6 3, Irene 6.7, Dorothy 9.3,
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    BOXING.
    228 8 NAVY AND ARMY TOURNAMENT. The above t urnam.nt, which s to take pace on Monday night at the F.M.S.R. Godown (late Stadum), should be one the most interestng of its kind held n Singapore and the chief attraction of the evening Is the six round contest between Corporal Myland,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    155 8 LADIES' LAWN CLUB TOURNAMENT. MONDAY'S TIES. Championship Singles. Mi»» Fawcett vs. Mrs Duff. Ladies Doubleo Open. Mrs Brooke and Mrs. Saunders vs. Miss Richardson and Miss Chappel. Championship Pairs. Mrs. Salzmann and Mr. Linton vs. Miss. Stephenson and Mr. HaK. Singles Handicap. Miss. E. Brooke owe 3 vs.
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    CRICKET.
    104 8 S.R.C. vs. MR. WODEHOUSE'S XI. The following will be the teams in the match, S. R. C. vs. Mr. Wodeh use's XI to be played on the S. R. C. ground this afternoon Mr. Wodehouse'a XI: R. L. D. Wodehouse (Capt.), C. H. G. Clarke, F. R. Craig E.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    21 8 SCC. TOURNAMENT. In the doubles match last night Toscenie and Wardle were beaten by Doig and Kinloch by 21—18.
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    132 8 Singapore, April 27. The tone of the Market haß been somewhat unregular, and values close a shade better on the week after being lower. Business has passed in Spot 53% to 54% cents, May to June 54% to 55 cents, July to Sept 55% to
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    LESSONS FROM THE PRESS.
    192 8 London, March 21. —"An intell gent study of the Press" is recommended to Army officers who wish to enter the Staff College in the report wh eh has just been issued (Stationery office. 2s. 6d. net) on the recent examino*tons for adm ss on to the
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    K. C's FORTUNE.
    12 8 London, April 9.—King's Counsel Sir Charles Gill left £65,025.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    618 9 Singapore, April 21, 1923. Artici*. Price. I. c MEAT. Beef steak kati Beef stew or curry kati J, Pork, lean kati Pork, lean and fat (lit quality) kati 0.64 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kati 0.6« Fowl kati 0 75 Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.75 Fowl medium
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    1442 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Htm LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Bnktti, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, April 28. RUBBEK, M*mm jfafl O^Ui^tT MARCH 21, 1923. Issue Paid VaL Up s d 2|- 2|- Allagar d fj- 2|- Anglo-Java J J J £1
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