Malaya Tribune, 1 May 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE v EVENING bAHY Vol. X- -No. 10! SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923.
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      107 1 •-fHE I !u„ YA TRIBUNE I I and I jfflW! GAZETTE, I Dept. Itel Dept j nON RATES. I ADVANCE. $15.00 I I*-*? 7.60 I gjif.yearl) I p, r quarter otn 60 eti. rnoitfc. i•i•i i i MM c&£5iSK B M B m, 11, n tHCMS T .g A j
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      210 1 Shirts! Shirts' (Our Own Make) With or Without Collar. More than 20 patterns to select. K. SULTAN IBRAHIM 94, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Adelphi Hotel Buildings). f SINGAPORE. 1 Just Arrivefl. j I I Our fi.-st consignment of Oak and Elm Coffins made entirely in Europe also xV large and varied
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      468 1 I STRAITS HOTEL 67 ANSON ROAD, i SINGAPORE. 1 I i i •■>■■ t.' 9and double room aceocui odati n, Electric, excellent cui.^ine.billiard",liquors a j cr Id-beer JtDn refres ricr t". Obtainable from 6e.mto 11p.m. I Hoom with boar-' from ?3 yer f j diem upwards and $2 per di*m
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    MALAYAN COMMERCE.
    2870 2 F. M. S. CHAMBER'S ANNUAL REPORT. Decreasing Support. The f(xLow>ng is-the seventh annual report of the F. M. S. Chamber of Commerce to be presented at the annual general meeting next week. On behaf of the gancral oomm ttee, I haw pleasure in submitting to the members of
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      298 2 C n llll l IM1 m Q-KHXX^-O-O^^ I HORLICKS I| II MAO"ED MILK Jg £r> mm* have my HORLICKS. I haOenif.U A tn* tamt man tinet the Chem:*i ttock ran out HORLICK S MALTED MiLK. th. Food-DHnk, ia t J nature, a.d to tho,. who nr. run down a. a
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      433 2 WHEN YOUR CHILD HAS A COLD He Needs Baby's Own Tablets. When the first symptoms of a cold are noticed give the child a warm bath and dry carefully; reduce the quantity of food a little, and give Baby's Own Tablets to gently move .the bowels; grease the nose inside
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      262 2 MAGN'iru AN I-FRICTION M TAI FLOWER BRAND. CAUTION, j GENUINE "FLOWER" BR4ND. MAGNOLIA ANTI FRICTION METAL, Has the Flower Trade Mark stamped twice on the bottom, with the words "Manufactured in Great Britain." Write for Literature and Prices to SOLE AGENTS In the S.S., F.M.S., 8.N.8., COCHIN-CHIN 4 &$m UNITED
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      53 3 We Have Pleasure in Announcing a Substantial j REDUCTION O F From Ist May 1923 PRICES WILL BE:— PER DOZ. LARGE PER DOZ. SMALL Soda Water $1.00 80cts. Sweet Waters $1.20 $1.00 j The quality remains the j same, Prices only being j Reduced. jfUSER NEAVE, LTD. Crated water manufacturers.
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      192 3 Always have j BOVRIL I j in the House j IHJECTIOHB rgg NT6IEISC PRESERVATIVE aid lIFALUBLE WPfiggg l^ Prompt Relief for- the MOST OBSTINATE CASES mf**i&mL- a 9m Without inronvemer. '.c. No other treament required\t~ H. FERRĔ. BLOTTIĔRE &O, 6, R-o n f ,mba-1<», Pvl«. I c|«j APfiRP X HIE
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1631 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight-" "Nineteen months of streniucui nerve racking work, the most elaborate sets arer constructed fa Cal:forr: a Cr ffJ h made "Inlokrance', and BOOR tnan a quai\« «I S ration feet of film, plus the indisputable, though perverse geilus of
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      504 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINĔM^ In the Second Show at 9.30 pjn. A Paramount Picture full of heart interest presenting Athletic Hero WALLACE REID in 5 P ans EXCUSE MY DUST A startling drama of romance and red blooied fits and hair trigger wits. Round No 5 Leather Pushers Series in i
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      372 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Monday, April 30 to Saturday, May 5. In the Second Show at 9 p n. THE BABY BOTTLE 1 Reel Universal Star C omedy. mm --r- <~ TOPICAL BUDGET British Fcreen News. Famous Players Lasky Corporation presents in Just Around the Corner With
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      135 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" com Your last opportunity to see the truly magnificent production HER PURCHASE PRICE A WONDER TALE OF THE EAST Rich massive oriental settings. THE CODE OF THE HAREM! Verily, in all the world there it but one man, and he is our husband Beauty giveth pleasure to our
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      92 4 Three n tw ,}i LIGHTNING B3YCE spd, Five, Six a, d Seven LARRY SEMON IN xempsj^ 2nd Show at a 15 THE TOUBIST Latest Jimmy Aubrey EMMY WEHLEN AND j At In the Metro A FAVOUR TO A FKirva A Fascinating X uacc the Pulses and henew,tt'?S You th IN
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    136 5 TO-DAY'S LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.- $106 75 p; r pilrul. 200 tons s Id. Buy are Seller ♦Gambier $13.50 $13 50 Java Cuba 24.00 Hamburg Cuibe 23.00 Preaa Cub 3 Sar. White Pepper 22.50 Mixed Pepper 14.50 Sundried Copra 11.80 Mixed Copra 11.45 Small Flake Tapioca 13.75
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    88 5 Standard Oi 1 Co's Current Prices. D< Imperial Brilliant per two tins $6.50 Arrow per two tins $6.10 Tiger per two tins $6.10 Tiger in drums per two ('rums $5.30 Asiatic Petroleum Co's Current Prices. Fi- h per unit of 8 Imperial gallor-s (2 t ns>
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    EXCHANGE.
    97 5 Singapore, May 1. Os London r; 4 ■Kmtha 1 sight Ba 4 1-- I Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d ">n India— Bank Tel Transfer 172*4 On Hongkone— Bank demand draft) 2% px. pm. On Shanghai— B~r.k demand draft 10% r m
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    61 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, May 1. r'aie Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Seller*. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Seller*. Spot 53% 54 May to June 54% 55 July to Sept 55% 56 Hk Oct to Dec 57 57% Latest
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, May 1. To-day's closing rubber quotation* ire as under: New York.—31 cts. Lond.n.—Is. 3%d. Singapore.—s3% cts. Tone of Market.— Steady.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    153 5 ARRIVALS May 1. il n. Br.t £u7 boea Capt Thoroon, Ct m left Apriil 27, A. Petrol Co. Ltd Rhin and Ger 3,924 tons, Capt Bahb, £rom Hmgkang, left April 22, MansnVd Co.. L d. Indict Dan 583 tons Capt Jacobs n, from V'divostock, ieft April 5, E.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    194 5 Singapore, May I. Rubber.—London Is. 3%d, Local 53%. Tin.—Lo-ftdcn £210 15s. Od. Loce.l •5106% (200 tons sod). Share Market.—DuLl. Rubbers.—Bas setts §1 to $1.07%, A lenhys $1.15 to $1.20. Ayer Moleks $1.17% to $1.25 Pungg rs 45 t> 52% cents, United Malaccas $1.32% uo $1.40 Tambalaks
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    OUTWITTED THE "REDS."
    409 5 Secret Service Major's Exploits In Russia. Thrilling adven.ures in the British secret fttrvx« trere mention.d at an nqutst yesterday on Major Herbert WyniarJ Roy -.Klson, who was found dying n Baikrsea Park on March 19 frum pruss c acid poisoning. Major Rowlandson, it was sa d, had
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    THE COLONIAL INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE.
    262 5 (Locality will be Announced Later.) A practical Cur c and Business Tra.n ng of Co.legt and School Standards. In General Commerce and Economics, on Higher Accountancy and Auditing, on Banking and on Secretarial and office Management. Will be imparted by this Institute of Commerce on
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      250 5 Iml 1 9 raw vitF ity who arc Run-down I] because jj 'Wincarnis' is a Tonic, *ni a Reslj torative. a Blood-builder, anW a Nerve Food —all combined in one j] rich, delicious health-creating preparation. As a Tonic it tonea-up"the whole system. Asa Restorative it restores lost vitality. As a
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      850 5 WAN TEl).—1q intelligent 1-d who has left School recently with a 6 b standard 8caool leaving certificate. Accurate reading and spell ng essential. Apply in own handwriting to Box 66, o/o" Malaya TriOine." ORDINANCE. No. 44. (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF iHK STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Case.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    123 5 ay. May "'V50 am., 10.53 P-m. I Mnnicpal vs. K A Y.M.C.A. rt corner of Anson and N ril**rd-rd». n atre. 0.30 p.m. V B-' J*r s Ba i, G odwood Hall, s «t JaClk Palatum, 9.10. To morrow, May 2. 35 a.m., H-26 p.m. m(WS rd
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    270 5 To-day, May 1. m .,ro.bo. Suez Port i Mar>ti'les.* London* 2 p.m. p.-a* Kuaia Ihingun 1 Hoof Ho S p.m OTB Scott Ha Key 3 p.m. Kingyuan 3 p.m. (cPj: "Bar. Lee Guan 3 pm. cu Pari: A:ng Leong 3 p.m. tJkui Khoen Foeng 4 p.m. a i
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    EVIDENCES OF EDUCATION.
    572 6 A local school teacher who writes that he has been particularly interested in recent leaders on education in Malaya asks us for our opinion on the evidences of an education. At first thought the question does not seem an easy one to answer, but a little reflection
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    F.M.S. TRADE.
    255 6 Chamber of Commerce Meeting. (From Our Own Correspondemt.) Kuala Lumpur April 30. Mr. D. H. Hampsh.re presided over the meetng of the FM S. Chamber of Commerce, held here to-day. He referred 10 the decline in the number of members and said that the Chamber required the upport
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    408 6 Reuter. London, April 30. Mafff» depreciated from 148 000 to i •<.• I under I «1 influences. —Reuter. The Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be given in a'l the Catholic Churches at 5.30 this evening and daily throughout this month. CcjftoB exchanges to hand to-day announce the death of
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    RIO GRANDE.
    85 6 Banned Film Appeal. Before the Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court yester' day Mr. R. M. Donati 1 appealed against his coiw.ci.o-n and fine of $250 by the District Judge on a charge of hlr xig out "Rio Grande" a banned film to oe exhibtcd
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    PENANG NEWS.
    35 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aprii 30. Mr. H. G. Sarwar who left for Singapore to-day was entertained on Saturday by the MuslQm Merchants Society. Mr. Mudie assumed duties as Supreme Court Registrar.
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    RUSSEL vs. HONG GUAN.
    121 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, May L The pre'iminary hearing into the charge cf criminal intimidation in the Russel vs. Hong Guan case was opened to-day. and is expected to continue ali throughout the week. Mr. Shearn prosecutes and Mr. Knowles appearfor the defendant. Mr.
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    THE CHINESE ASSOCIATION.
    328 6 The first general meeting of tha Chinese Associat'-on was h Id on Friday, April 27. at 5.15 p. m. in the lecture room of the Associat on. Th. re WM a faii'iy good att ndance of members with Mr. G. H. Kat.. the President, in th.: chair.
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    THE RENONG TIN DREDGING CO. LTD.
    81 6 The.foMowi/ng- is the output of the Rcnong Tin Dredging Company's Tin Ore for the second half of March and the first ha f of April 1923:— 2nd half March ending March 31, No. 1 Dredge Pelts. 233; No. 3 Dredge Pels. 279; Total Pes.
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    17 6 Reuter. Dusseldorf April 30. The French have netted tear more mines at GJadbecs*, ReckHewheueen and Gleaenkircben— Rents».
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    389 6 BATU Mr. H. Ij v. the fourteen h ord ing of The Batu Elates Ud. office of the- r B«k ChamtrJ N •> Mr. LowLher Kemp r -dM, P.N. X y taries. Hears, f), Co. In moving the ad-. Port and accost/v IN said:-Th, net profit of i
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION
    65 6 A meeting of til be held on Frida 1 p.m. The fofcowing Agenda. (1) R Schctarsh-rv. (2) R j count for year d 1923. (3) Date of Meeting. (4) No»r**»J Municipal Comms?:orer »J Mr. F. Y. Blair tion of Memi-t-"-- J Any Member t wishing to oomr
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    GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION
    22 6 lmtmM i* 2nd Ltet of Subset*' 8 Amount prev'ouVy ids 4 ledgred Guy C Clarke J J? H n
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    19 6 A supplement to the untitled the K ngsbrthd yl* V A F M S instead rf K*** M pravrouely
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      253 6 I TERifY'S I a I I STEEL SPRING EXERCISERS I THE FIVE-IN-ONE" STEELSTRAND I I COMBINATION EXERCISES I S Provides Variety and Range of Strengths and is easily and I S quickly fitted up for use. 0 I 9mmmmmmmmm TWO|SIZES S -"N 3 Price $12.50 I I Q m No
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      88 6 MILKMAID BRAND STERILIZED fvAURAL MILK. (Prepared in Norway) laT I Rich, Natural, Creamy Milk-Strictly jj| Sterilized—Purest in Quality—Perfect NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CCND: MILK CO., (LONDON) SINGAPORE BRANCHES. m m mm THE FIVE UNITED STATES TYRES Royal Cord, Nobby. Chain, Usco and Plain, UNITED STATES TYRES ARE GOOD TYRES TRY ONE! Obtainable
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    CHEATING THE PUBLIC.
    191 7 FORI- M SELANGOR MAN CONVICTED. "A VERY BAD FRAUD." i.uy tria resulted in Edwim Alexander Enever being serv.tude, a. d W Uiam Henry Bennett to fift.cn Dd D vision. Lesl,e Ernest Hayr-es was sentenced to d 1) vis on- Inspector G incidentally, testified bee n posted at
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    LIFE SAVING AT SEA.
    123 7 toft > better thaa Sea Going Crafts. London, April 30. mlt mi of «w Merchant Ship- n Comai tt c- pr stder Hill, on lifem 3 t sel ij of opini n that in a ia it is impossible to 1 reliable f r the f
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    BOILERMAKERS STRIKE.
    74 7 [Work Shipyards Jeopardised. Reuter. London, April 30. .1. f k) Ho Lrmaker's wi mi d Work in the I irdised while some A good deal rfrtparwork has be-n diverted to i ar. dVn theil ut■st to m.rcim se ci sorgun sa.s on by oh >r workers as fomLbt
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    INDIAN SALT TAX.
    43 7 Tw Legislative Councillors Resign. Reuter. U Simia, April 30. «gainst the cert.ficatoa of tkm < t oali lax continues. Two representative* in the J?* I*'1*' AiSl mbl >' h ave re ignedin > resolution passed at Resting again t the Vice. action -Kentei
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    SHIPPING STATISTICS.
    45 7 Reuter. L) L ndon, April 30. j PoW:shoa stats! cs comI Chamber of Shipping Ew T hvd up IH tho Emm tt n n Apra 1 b* ""PM* with 732 000 b r H2Q i,,Wts »«e Decem--1 r(tMrnS b K an t0 be
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    STRAIT'S CONVENTION.
    23 7 Reuter. Undon, April 30. J SUt s thac Soviet U> the Italian J ara-iast the 3 fr m the confer nee
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    CONTINENTAL AIR SERVICE.
    10 7 Reuter. J> ha, be tk,y air Am-
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    POLITICS IN TIBET.
    170 7 Pro-British and Pro-Chinese Parties. Reuter. Calcutta Apt(i 30. Dr. McGovem who s go n< 1 emitter a visit to Lhasa in an interview bated that there were two partie n Tibet, namely tihs pro r Mvts leaded by the Dalai, Lama and the jomman-jcK'n-chief Tsaron; Shape and
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    U. S. INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION.
    149 7 Banks Lending CapacityExceeds Credit. Reuter. Washington. April 30. The Federal Reserve Board has ssu.d a statement calling attention again to the rapid expan ion of credit f r demand and industrial expansion. The Board w.:rns that a continuance of th s credit must soon result in
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    OCCUPATION EXPENSES.
    67 7 American Precautionary Measures. Reuter. Washington April 30. The State Department, before Mr W-d worth left for Par's filed a'ong with the American-German cVms, a commi si-n claim for 5255 000.000 for he cost of maintaining the Army of Occupation, as a precautionary measure in the event cf the
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    CHESTER CONCESSIONS.
    33 7 Reuter. Constantinople, Apr, SO. (Vonel Clayton Kennedy, on beha f of Admira-1 Ches'er exchanged the signatures of the convent*oBl embodying the Chester concess'on w'th Fevzibey, Commissar of Public Works, Angora, yesterday.—Rente?.
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
    31 7 Reuter. Geneva Apr! 20. Hera CM Feng, the wc'.l-known Chinese publicist has been appointed a member of the mt ormat on section of the League of Natrons.—Renter. r.Tt\g>rs •;■..•>...
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    "WET" STEAMERS.
    324 7 BRITAIN QUESTIONS AMERI- Supreme Court Decision. Reuter. t„ *v L °ndon. April 30. In he Hone of Commons, Mr McNe-ll replying to Mr. Treve'yan said that the United States S t es seized and still dea ned a Bri tsh vessel on the ground that her •mall boats
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    DUBLIN QUIET.
    105 7 Reuter. Dublin April 30. In the absence of news of acts of violence and disorder, since the irregulars ceased fire, order began bo opera c from that hour though Dub'in is not yet very confident regarding this one-s ded truce. —Reuter. ENVOYS ARRESTED. Sydney. April 30. Two Irish
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    THE DERELICT STEAMER.
    70 7 Reuter. Capetown Apr'l 30. The latest new-, indicates that it s practicaMy certain that the Mossamedes" missing boati, containing ten to thirteen passengers and crew inc'udirg two Englishmen is lost. Survivors declare that the boat wa he last of a straggling line. A man was seen at
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    58 7 Twenty-first Liit of Subscr ptions. Amount previously acknowledged $11,020.95 Collected by Mrs. C. H. G. Cdrke (ftti "Slit). "A I n" 50 E. T. Wll. ama 25 Col ected by Mrs Schwabe, Kajang Mrs. Gough 10 Mrs. Schwa be 10 Mirs. Ĕ. W. Tyler 5 Mrs. Tbrupp
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    82 7 PERCENTAGE RELAXED FROM TO DAY Ay I>ri <* 15d. to 18d. Reuter. London, April 30. of the Rubber Exports Restriction Scheme for Ceylon and Ma*y a the Secretary of State for the Colonies viTt v l for the quarter May 1 the relaxation of the f ago of
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    THE KENYA QUESTION.
    170 7 Indian Emigration to Colonies. Reuter. London, April 30. The centre of interes: in the Kenya question, in which British settlers are bitterly opposing the demand made by the Indians for unrestricted ad m ssion and the conferment of equal -ghts of citizenship has shifted to London, where
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    COST OF LIVING.
    239 7 A Welcome Ann uncement. An announcement of some importance with regard to the cos: of liv.ng in this Colony appears in our advtrti ement columns to-day. From this date there wU be a substantial reduction of prices of the mneral and t Ye waters sod in such
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    M.P.'s FOUR SERVANT SWEETHEARTS.
    147 7 How He Gained Knowledge of "Shortage" Problem. An amus ng dialogue on the domestic servant prob'em between a Tory M. P. and Mr. Stanley Burgess Labour representative for Rochdal wa- described by Mr. Burgess at a meeting of his constituents. The incident took place after the
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    123 7 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LTD. The directors sub:- t the annexed of the Labi: lies and Assets of the Bank, and of ihe profit and 10. account for the half-year, end'-ig December 31, 1922. The net profit of the Bank for the pasl half-year, after providing for all bad
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    LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    326 7 Commercial Examinations. As a result of :he London Chamber of Commerce J*sa rr Exam nation held in December Uaat the foLow.ng pupils of RafhVs Institution were awarded C.re fic:.t.s. [The asterisk denotes that the canu dates passed w.th "distinction."] Handwriting.—Md. A] ffin, Cl.an Wah Sen* Chia
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    SUBSTITUTE FOR COTTON.
    208 7 Berlin.—Research work designed to deve :p a sub titute for cotton has b en token up again by German textile scientists. It is hoped that ways and means may be found of making Germany's textile industry independent of foreign markets by the perfection of a new process
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      187 7 I GAMDY'S u 4 IMPROVED 5 I Urn BELTING. I Minimum initial jfl V twist drives in Rice Cones, I i Huliers and for ail drives H jjj amidst acid fumes. 1 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ot p 3 THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. I 3 (Incorporated in England.) S 3 SINGAPORE, IPOH.
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    663 8 FOOTBALL. S.R.C. BADLY BEATEN. By "Reflex-. Somewhat of a goom appeared to have set over the teams on the Padang when the S CC I team met the S.R.C. I team n the first divia mm of the S.F.A. League and won by foar goaLs to nl.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    383 8 S. C. R. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Singles. John L'm -12 beat Oh Jitt Siang -6, 2—6, 6—3, 6—3. Koh Tlan Seng -6 beat Cheong Chee Hai -6, 6—4, I—6, 6—3. Tan Chong Gark -18 v. Loh Poon Lip -9, B—6, 3—l, unfinished. B Singles. Lim Yong
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    GOLF.
    64 8 KEPPEL CLUB. The following have qualified for the "Telegraph Cup" and are drawn as under:— H. Smr% vs. Spode. Campbell S.C. vs. Shand. Tryner vs Barron. Farahar vs. Kennedy. Ferguseon vs. Joyce. Cul en vs. Mair. Hodgins vs. Hurt. Bald vs. Greig. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, App'J 30.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    26 8 SCC. TOURNAMENT. In the Doubles Handicap of the S.C.C. Lawn Bowls Tournament McKean and Hammond beat Doig and X nloch yesterday by 21 10
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    BOXING.
    715 8 SERVICES BOXING TOURNAMENT. "Big" F4fht A Disappointment Myland Defeata Morgan, By "Reflex." There was a fa rly large attendance at the Boxing Stad urn last n ght when the Navy and Army Boxing Tournament was held in aid of the Union Jack Club in the presence of H. E.
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    BURIED TREASURE.
    426 8 BY MONKBARNS. The discoveries of the Egyptian tombs are almost as wonderful from an archaeological point of view as the revelation of Pompeii and Hertulaneum. They once more encourage a belief that an almost unimagined wealth of antiquarian treasure remains to be opened up in many parts of
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    127 8 Paris—General Mannoury, one of th<< v rtor* of the famous Batt e of the Marnc». at lh*» beginning of the war de'l in drmaiic c'rrumatancea in a train between Paria and Orioana ths afternoon. The General was blind since he wa~ wounded in the head by a German bul'et while
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    A WOMAN PROTESTS.
    435 8 If women are to be "taken seriously," isn't it time some- of those "old saws" (mostly unsupported by modern instances) were at least revised? For every time that any question relating to women is to the fore, they are dv y produced to the obscuring of serious
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    619 9 Singapore, April 21, 1923. Artick. Price. f. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati Beef stew or curry kati ).< t) Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 064 Mutton Indian Mutton, Australian kati 0.66 Fowl kati 0.75 Fowl large (3-4 katis) each 1.75 Fowl
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      58 9 TIC fcf c 4 I 1 j a 1 Rubber Fool wear I MADE LOCALLY 1 0 SIZES TO SUIT YOUNG AND OLD. 3 Sizes: Extra Large $1 50, Large $1.30 Medium $1.20 j Small $1.00. g TAN KAH KEE CO. 1 RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURERS. j FACTORY: 44, SUMBAWA ROAD.
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      314 12 BANKS. BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which ia affiliated the Allahabad Bank l td., India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed and Paid Up £2.594,160 Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape GCMG, X C S I, X C
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