Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. X.- -No. 107 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1923,
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      169 1 |,i|!H1lllH!IIMi»«»»»»lfi THE u y A TRIBUNE J INT i ?Hi?P !NG GAZETTE. Editor Dept. I* ?*l7l. Manorial Dept. lß ,cnn >TloN RATES I JSle is_ advance. I $15.«t I IW 3.75 1 p, quarter extract*. I per month. r I I > 1 ■"■"■"f Easy Easy Winners „,JXjh*> Winners In
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      61 1 i, i i i i i i i i i i i n-i i.iiiiiiiii,»i(tnt!'i i iww THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I SHIPPING GAZETTE, j I The Popular Newspaper of I the Straits Settlements. I Published Daily. I Complete Reports of Lossi I Erents. Full and Latest Telegrams. I Sports Notes by
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    TUBERCULOSIS AND ITS CURE
    1264 2 INDIAN DOCTOR'S LECTURE. Tuberculin Condemned. The fodowing address was delivered by Dr. Muthu at line annual MflipmWy of the Anti-Tub:rculoa s League, Luckr.ow, on March 3 It is recognised that the incidence and mortal ty of tuberculosis i» increasing in many parts of IndJa, ithat it
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    AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING SERVICE TO THE EAST.
    111 2 A new shippng service between Australia and China, controlled by a Chinese company, was inaugurated by the departure for Sydney from Hongkong of the steamer Ling Nam at the beginning of March. The Rervice will be s maintained by vease s belonging to 'the
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      377 2 N ri-k t inni out of tor every day use. Bovnl IBovril li'iy two bottles is the best of all hot drinks. fe and ;dwivs keep one in Whenever a meal is wanted I reserve. in a hurry, or extra nourish- fi Bovril is one of the most ment is
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      151 2 Shake off the Shackles. Rheumatism is one of the world'* greatest slave masters. It shackles many thousands of helpless men and women with its bonds of pain. Deliverance is at hand, for those afflicted beings, however, for the soothing influence of Little's Oriental Bairn opens the way to freedom. Even
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      518 2 MOTHERS, THIS IS A SERIOUS TROUBLE. Neglected It May Be Fatal. Anywhere, but especially in the Far East, darrhoea in infants and young ch ldr:n is a dangerous ailment, and one wfciich should not be negated. If you find that your child has driarrto:ea', never igive medilcine .to check the
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    PHANTOM WIRELESS.
    328 3 PARIS EXCITED OVER AIR MYSTERY. While the expert* as well as ama tenia in Par s continue to be myotifid by the unknown transmitting station whic/h is alleged, on the n'ghts of March 16-17, to have substituted iUself for an Amer.can transmitting station and made hundreds believe that
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    "FRANCE CAN AFFORD TO WAIT."
    280 3 Speaking at the annual dinner of the Paris Journalists' Association, at which M. Louis Barthou was chairman. M. Poincare after a reference to biassed reports, went on:—"In the moral offensive which she has taken against us Germany recoils from nothing and seeks to diffuse throughout
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    TIN MINING IN AUSTRALIA.
    70 3 The advance in the price of tin to about £250 a ton has given new life to mining operations in Australia. At Ti-nghta, Ardlefchan, Mount Heemskirk, Briseis, and other important tin producing centres increasing activities are in evidence. The movement! is due to steady buying by
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      300 3 I Preserve your Plant, Stock, Buildings, etc., Mi y and avoid the heavy cost of renewals. IM f It is more than ever imperative to safeguard |j| your property by constant care in the matter of paint —the one defence against the IfJ I j %fwcH ravages of time,-blistering suns
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      635 3 CUT OUT THIS COUPON AND SEND TO 137, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, KINGSWAY, LONDON. Pioase send me, gratis and post free, the detailed prospectus A the Course of Correspondence Tnlning before wbch I have marked X BU6INES6 TRAINING DEPARTMENT Good English Bookkeeping J° uma Sh rtha/.d-Typewriting Adverting Commercial
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      184 3 Hfi BEST COSTS LEAST |j uink of the cost of living, think of this- Th« rw» B t dish in the world- Quaker Oats-gives the most .trench a?d I energy. > One tin of Quaker Oats equals 89 eggs in food value jjk The oat Is nch: it contains the
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    837 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlicht." This week's programme at the EmVr TK'vdes two five reel Universal pictures. One featuring Gladys Walton in "High Heels"—<tive tXjwaj of which has already appeared and the other starring Harry Oarey in "Desperate Trails.". The story of "Desperate Trail*"
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      420 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRECINEMA In the Second Show at 9.30 pjn. HARRY CAREY, greatest of all Western Character Portrayers in Desperate Trail 5 parts. One of the most dramatic and thrilling stories of the old frontier ever screened. > r Round no. c Leather Pushers Series-Finai Also HAROLD LLOYD in HAUNTED SPOOKS
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      430 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA THEATHF, BEACH ROAD In our Next Change Sunday, Hay 6, to Friday, Hay U. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Topical Budget British Screen News. Associated Exhibitors Presents. Florence Vidor in The iBeal Adventure In 5 Parts. (From the famous novel by Henry KitcheU Webster.) Before marriage
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      416 4 AMUSEMENTS Tj^ Ist Sliow Change ot Programme Ist show at 7 v, At 7.30 Sharp. PLACLIES > h "ry Ben on l THE LION WAN SERIAL TSIH?* Episodes seven, eight and nine 2nd show at 9 1 2nd Sh.w at 9.15 p.m. 8 Elaborate and w THE SAVAGE worn, AN
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    207 5 TO DATS LOCAL MARKBT QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—5105.37 per pikul. Buyers. No Sellers. Buysrs Sellers Gambier $11.50 Java Cubs 24.00 Hamburg Cufoe 13.00 Prsss Cube Sar. White IPepper 22.25 Mixed Btack Pepper 14.50 Sundried Qopra 11.90 ♦Mixed Copra 11.50 11.50 Small Flake Tapioca 13.25 Mcd Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 5 Singapore, May 8. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1-4-Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— B nk demand dvaft 2% pc pro. Dfl Shanghai— P>ank deman.l draft 71% On Java— Bv.k Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    87 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, May 8. Pale Crepe C o ing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 49 49 May to June 49% 49% July to Sept 49% 50 Oct to Dec M 5iy
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    47 5 The following ships are in communication with the Wire'e-a Stations '"2 Singapore: Ario, Atlantic, Batjan. Bh-ma, Eumaeus, Genoa Maru. Kwaisarg, Largsbay, Rindjani, Semiramis. Taizan Maru, Thetambs Tjiitaroem. Vondel, War Sepoy, Yamagata Maru. Penang: Agapenor. Bali, Batjan, Bengal Maru, Canton, Keifuku Maru, Magnet, Phemius, Pollux, Sado Mara*, Sekiang.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    402 5 SPORTS PASTIMES. LAWN TENNIS. LADIES* LAWN CLUB TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship Pairs. M |*s Fawcett a nd Mr. Sindlkir beat Mrs. de Hay Hand and Mr. de Havilland 6—l. 6—l. Mrs. Brooke and Lt.-Col. Thompson beat Mrs. DufT and Mr. Duff 6—3, 6—3. Mrs. Cantrell and Mr. Green beat Mrs.
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    THE TURF.
    232 5 SPRING RACE MEETING. The following 'are the handicaps for the first day> rac ng:— Race 1. (Five furlongs).—Digger 10.9, Captain Cuttle 104, Avro 9.10 Barangkali 9.6, Zoom 8.10, Minderoo 8.7, Tabasco 7.12, Ruff Stuff 6.12. Race 2. Class C. (Seven furlongs). —Queen of Clubs 10.10, .Horace L. 10.7-
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    211 5 S.V.R.A. MONTHLY SPOON SHOOT. The monthly Spoon shoot took place at Seletar Ran?e on Surday 6th finst. There was a good attendance of members, but \'m consequence of the varying \ght and mirage the scoring was of a very low order, the highest net score being made by Sapper
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    GOLF.
    84 5 AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. London, May 7. A feature of the first day of the Amateur Championship at d.al for which th re were 209 entries, inc£uding 14 Americans, was !the decisive defeats of the American champion Sweets er, by Noel Lay ton by 5 to 3. the Amerilcan Skipper, Gardner,
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    TOKYO EXHIBITION.
    118 5 In commemoration of the important fact that fifty years have passed since Japan first participated 'n the International Exhibit or, he'd in Vienna an Exhib'tion on i ILg scale is to be held from Sep.ember 16, 1923, for two months, at Uyeno Park, Tokyo. Foreign tourists or parties
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    MALAYA'S TRADE.
    115 5 Singapore, May 7. The Ag. Registrar of Imports and Exports favours us with the followiag: Imports. The total value of Foreign Imports of Merchandise excluding Parcel Post into British Malaya for April 1923, $54,474,857 equal to £0.355.400. The total value of Foreigm Imports of Merchandise excluding Parcel Post
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    161 5 Per Melchior Treub. —Messrs. Y. W. B. Mol, Webber, A. F. Wagschal, Hobbs, Y. Ceukrs. Thlele, Mrs. Zwet Mr. A. MacGLUavry, Mr. A. J. H. Nunnink, Mr. and Mrs. R. Broome, Mr. de Tormavier de la Gasarie. Mrs. Groothioff. Mr. J. Stuttard, Mr. P. R. Jenktoson, Mr. G.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    148 5 WH EN AND WHERE. A iSCAfORE DIART. Today. May ,11 a.m. 5-20 pm. If or k Presbyterian Church IU3 House home Girdens. 5.15 pa. 'T M "c c? uf A Malaya, S.C.C. v». Un ted. S.C.C.. Palladium. 9.10 p.m. Pe4rK y. Theatre, 9.30 jof.Sudde PtflW. To-morro*. Ma > 9> Tid««-
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    MAILS CLOSE
    283 5 To-day. May 8. m Colombo. Aden. Suez. p or t ?a.d. Brindlsi *Venezia 2 p.m. Clarajebsen 3 p.m. r .*,lr Singapore 3 p.m. Kelantan 4 p.m. W a Samarang and Soura-b-i Deli Mr.ru 4 p.m. nh r?. Shanghai Japan, ab.ij mai's for U. S. A. Coda Genoa Maru
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    ORDER IN OUR CITIES.
    1007 6 Civic authorities in most big cities in the world to-day are convinced that in order to prevent a city from becoming a confused mass, in which orderly trade and manufacture and comfortable social life become impossible, it is necessary to go in for what is called
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    "FOOLISH WIVES."
    150 6 Compulsory Extended Season of Screen Sensat on. Erich yon Strohi-Ws mil ion dollar screen masterpiece has met with such titanic SUCCCG3 thr.it the Umlvenal Film Company have been requested and oonsequer.itiiy competed to screen "Foolish Wives" for another woek. During the Cast season, the Palladum theatre has been
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    117 6 The case in which Mohd Abdullah and Ambalam were charged vvith being members, za\d assisting r. the management of an un'awful soe'ety, enme on before Mr. David A the first court ytsVerday. Messrs. P llai and Shelley-Thomp-son, who appeared for the first and second accused having, at the
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    403 6 The residence of Mr. W. J. Garcia. 219 Orchard-read, was broken into on Sunday night, and two magnitos valued at $140 were stokn. M. Barbo's return journey occuped 44 minutes, and the fifteen horsepower etj/.ae used accsumed 16% pints of pctroi! an a 75 mile journey. By kind ptrmWion of
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    205 6 This Morning's Proceedings. Mr. Justice F. Barrebt-Lennard presided over the third sitting of the Singapore Assizes which commenced in the Supreme Court this morning. Mr. P. F. David the District Judge was aiso on the bench. There are thirteen cases on tlhe list, including four cases of murder,
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    95 6 Red Letter Day Next Month* A big event in cann:ct r on with Raffl.s Institution, scholars and old boys is to take place next month in the es/.-bration of the 100 th anniversary of the school. The actual centenary day is June 5, and it is intend.d to
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    REISS BROTHERS.
    35 6 The Chancery Court at Manchester has made an order for the compulsory winding up of Relss Brothers. The proceedings were friendly, all parties considering compulsory winding up preferable to vohxntary winding up. —Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    139 6 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-NSchi Shimbun" for the following: Tokio. May 5. Viscount Gotoh states that communications between the Government and M. Joffe have been made, up to the present, only indirectly. It stiJl remains obscure whether the Soviet Government will be recognised or not.
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    39 6 A Ceylonese woman named Sandirawadesper, of 10 Onan-road, reports to 19a police the theft of a pair of gold ear-studs set with rubies and diamonds valued at $150. She suspects a Ceylonese named Sinaduri who has not been arrested.
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    "PEC O'MY HEART."
    771 6 PEC O'MY HEART." C °MPTON CXHTT* (f 1 although r.nn t w J| at the Pore theatre**^ thcatncal comply house, though v M than, those 0 f the was not what exne!T> hJ should have bee, a Power b ut when^Sl deisrhtfu Lewis not to speak of'th of the >«**M
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    OUTRAGE IN CHINA.
    96 7 THOUSAND BANDITS DERAIL EXPRESS TRAIN. PASSENGERS CARRIED OFF. Reuter. Pek ng, May 7. was *n unprecedented outrage when a bandits sacked the express from Pukow to Tientsn at L.ncheng and MO passengers, amongst whom were a dozen Americans, °Mi l W j Aidrieh. of Mr. Rockefeller, other
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    AMERICAN REPRESENTATION.
    70 7 Reuter. Washington, May 7. lb r report of the Linchcng outrage to bhe State Department Ur Schunran rcicates that the s»tuatis apparency ser\>us and y the n of good S»ho-American It is -hat Mr. Schurman has already made informal representat ons own rt«por*"b "dty, and ia> expected that
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    TURKISH ACTION.
    111 7 Reuter. (> I Ath?n:>. Constantinople. May 7. tirdei are disquieted by r tfic Turkish authorities *,vrp the local branch of the takef A"*■:•* am S its funds, Ljfci r eh bel ng to the x Tli ncr High Conine:?- |ecid 1 to refer F** Go mm, its f
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    DRUG PROHIBITION.
    71 7 Reuter. Precedent in U. S. Action. Washington, May 7. A- V i ,r e inforeemtnt of psMbit d and anti-drug laws was m Iby the Supreme Court in fcoiog that the Government can tsseh arriving in American |ss, to submit complete manifests fceision was given in the case
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    FLICKERING EMBERS.
    45 7 Irregulars at it Again. Reuter. London, May 7. Ming of the* Irish activities. A 5* r r vk no-jrred at the barracks Co. Dublin, last The tnxp, replied. Thaw m c<- jait i s. h C( »f Senator FiuGorald »*«*taiieoosly subjected to PUn-Rerter.
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    ETNA ACTIVE.
    36 7 No kwigt So Far. Reuter. 048 become active and from th, crater formed lHj. ero Ption s flowing jtt ,tre m w n ch is alometres lung but has y on y touched uncultivated
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    FRENCH PLOTTERS.
    63 7 Comm un ists Prov:s*o? *.\\y Released. Reuter. 'Paris, May 7. M. Cachin and the ten other Communists agajnst whom charges of plotting against the Stitc- arc pend'ng were provisionally released. Another prisoner M. Peri, described as a libertarian," who s charged with inciting military disc bed ence and
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    MILLIONAIRE'S ESTATE.
    68 7 Charges of Misfeasance and Mismanagement. Reuter. Chicago, May 7. Charges of misfeasance and mismanagement in the control of the $100 000 000 of Mr. Levi Z. Leiter was lodged ia the Superior Court by Countess Suffolk one of the trustees. The thirteen other heirs to the estate inc'ude
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    ROYALTY IN ITALY.
    127 7 Reuter. Rome, May 7. Their Brit\sh Majesties have crossed the frontier into Italy.—Reuter. Rome, Mi;y 7. Their British Majesties who traversed through France, without halting from Calais reached the front er at eight o'clock last night where sa'oons were attached to the gaily decorated Italian Royal train
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    AMERICAN BANDS.
    67 7 Reuter. Washington. May 7. Mr MeUVn. Secretary of the Treasury announces that Government is offering $400 000 000 4\ per cent treasrry bonds to complete the refunding of the retiring Victory notes which, when issued aggregated over $4.000 000 00?. Mr. M Vm predicted that the gross pubh'c
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    REVOLT AGAINST TREATY.
    154 7 SPLIT IN ALLIED CAMP. Britain Stands Alone. Reuter. Paris, May 6. The French note is a voluminous and uncompromising document, which details Germany's successive defaults, and refuses to entertain the German proposals whXe resistance m the Ruhr continues. It declares that Germany did not even concern herself
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    ILLUSORINESS OF GERMANY'S INDICATION.
    222 7 Reuter. Paris, May 7. The note mentions that France and Be'gium are prepared to set off part of the reparations due against interAMied debts. It points out that the twenty milliards offered, if discounted, is wortlh only 15,820 millions. It rejects the proposed replacement of the
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    "CLOSING THE DOOR WITH A BANG/*
    172 7 Reuter. London May 7. The text of the Franco-Belgian note was published too late for detailed comment in the morning papers, which, however, lay stress regretfully on the fact tihat Paris and Brussels, by persisting in replying separately, made the maintenance of Allied unity
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    BRITISH CABINET'S ACTION.
    79 7 Reuter. London. May 7. A moet'.ng of the Cabinet this morning, Lord Curzon presiding, is understood «o have discussed the German Note and France's action in replying separately. It s gathered from a well informed source that the British Government will probably now send a separate note
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    WHAT GERMAN PAPERS SAY.
    119 7 Berlin, May 7. With nVi exception of Stinneses paper the "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung" which describes the FrancoBelgian repV as an unbearable insult and impudent fool isbir ess. the papers comment cautions'y pending the receipt of the British and Italian repries and hone that the door of
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    LA SALLE INQUEST.
    1897 7 MRS. DUKE'S STORY OF BRUTAI ATTACK. < doner's Verdict. Quite a bit of excitement was created at the General Hospital, in the second class female ward at 11.30 a.m. yesterday when Mr. F. G. Bourne, the Coroner and Mr. H. L Mitchell, A. S. P., found their
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    PRUSSIAN DIET.
    63 7 Reuter. Berl'n. May 7. Communis were responsible for fCOiei of a wi'd di order in the Pru an Diet The police were called in to eject the deputy whereupon other OjiTnmunists aoU;cked the police. Two were arrested. Th.' sVbting was resumed but an upr:ar was r:_v.aittd and the
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    952 8 FOOTBALL. REGRETTABLE INCIDENTS. Old Boys Defeat S.R.C. By "Reflex." The meeting of the S. R. C. and the St. Joseph's Old Boys, m the first «1 vision of the S.F.A. Legue on the Pad ang yesterday was quite below the the sport ng spirit, in which these
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    35 8 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 171 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India ar.d Ceylon As Rs. 176 equal to $100.
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    765 8 BUKIT TIMAH RUBBER. Mr. A. W. Still presided over the annual general meeting of the Buk-t Timah Rubber Estate, Ltd., held at the French Bank Buildings yesterday. Others present were Messrs. Gibson, H. R, Ward and Father Ouillon. In moving the adoption of the report and accounts, the
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    23 8 The mail despatched from Singapore to London by P. and 0. Packet Dongola on April 11, was delivered in London on May 6.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    603 9 S May 5, 1923. Artie*). Price. I. c MEAT. Beef steak kata 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati J.D Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.64 Mutton Mutton, Australian kati Fowl kata 0.70 Fow3 large (3-4 kat*) each 2.10 Fowl medium (IH-2H
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1542 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, May 8. RUBBER, MARCH 21, 1923. Issue Paid Val. Up. 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 1 fi 2|- 2|- Anglo-Java 0 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay 2 j| £1 £1
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    CHINA'S CHAOS.
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