Malaya Tribune, 3 September 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. X. No. 206 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1923 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1923.
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    ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA.
    3224 2 THE ANNUAC GENERAL MEETING. President's Review. The annua'! general meeting of the Association of Brirtr'sh Malaya was held at the Rubber Growers' Association, London on July 25. The President Srr Ernest W. Birch, K.C.M.G,, was in the chair, and other members present, were: Sir Frcnk A.
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    979 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Fooilifiht." "Forbidden Fruit" is one of the finest Paramount pictjures screened here for some time. Commencing from to-night this Cecil de Mille masterpiece will be released at the Alhambra. The acli'on of the whole pay im based round the question
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2061 5 P yvVAI. BASK s tm c Kxp an-tion. I Mdbot presided at the I 1 Legislative Counc 1 ~i thi- morrung, and ft 9 The Hon. lhe Act iry (Mr. F. M. Hoa. the Attorneyk j \v. Murison). Th© \f 3 Treasure r (Mr. A. M. r uQ
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    395 5 SPORTS PASTIMES LAWN TENNIS. DAVIS CUP. Singles DtHtfttea Matches. Foresthill, Saturday. The Davis Cup singles was played j.n pvarfjCt weather. Johnston who a\>n tie t ai oi'ected booewo «.ind won the first set; partly by brilliant placing and partly by Anderson's erratic play. Anderson greatly improved in the second set
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    INTERNATIONAL MATCHES.
    118 5 Reuter. Noordwijk, Saturday. In the International Lawn Tennis match Zimmer (Holland) beat Godfree (England) 6—2, 6—1, and Bounnam (Holland) beat Austin (England) 6—4 6—1. Thfc Du»ch tennis players gave a fine display and won alll the first day's matches. Vandarfeen beat Greig 6—3. 7—5, 6—2; Van Lemciep beat
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    THE TURF.
    96 5 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. St. Leger Sweep. The following is the result cf the drawing in the St. Leger Sweep held in connection with the Singapore Sporting Club: Becka 1\\\ Bold-and-Bnd 2638 Cos 1695 Doric 8218 Eastern Monarch 4165 Ellangowan 8176 L ght House 6670 Lucky Aunt 1963 Papyrus
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    CRICKET.
    364 5  -  SR.C. AGAIN BKAIE.N. By "Wayfarer." ii..- return touxnament fixture betwten tie Lanka Un on -and the S.R€. was played on the Ptadang on Saturday, and the Lanka Union again emerged v otorious. The feature of the match was the 1 »w scorng .and the cricket on the whole was
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    BILLIARDS.
    28 5 CATHOLIC CLUB TOURNAMENT. Championship Semi-Finals. Tuesday ait 8 pan: A. T. Neubronner vs. W. H. Mosborgen. Thursday atj 8 p.m: W. A. Aeria vs. C. J. Reutens.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    48 5 ».»5«r. To-day, Sep... 3. II gh Tds3—3-1 am. 33 p m.. Dutch homeward ma*i coses. Medical Congress ope.is, 9.30 a.m Legislate've C nine 1, 10.30 am. Brunei Plants. Evait's. 2 15 p.m. Lterary Meet'nor, Indian Assn. 8 p.m. "Tha Truants," Vie. Theatre, 9 30 p.m.
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      381 5 ORDINANCE No. 44. (BANKRUPTCY). IN THF SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Is Bankruptcy. No. V» of 1923. Re 1 ey* dec <fc Ob. Summary Case. Receiving Orler .n iJe 11 th May. ISM. D ite of Or ier f>r Summary Administration 30th Vitv. 11. '»:ite of
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      59 5 WEATHER REPORT. ;\andan£ Kvrbau Hospital. Sngapcre, September 2. Bared 32 Fah 1017 6 1015 2, 1014 3. Temperature 86, B8, H2. Wet Bulb Ther 8 Bft, 79. Dir of Wind S E, S E, calm. M?x Temp in shade 89. M n Temp in Shade 78. Max in Sun 135.
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    POSITION OF FRANCE.
    968 6 44 We are astounded that other nat'ons evtf.ywhere are not awakened to one of the most extraordinary and sinister facts of all history," says Mr. J. L. Garvin, who paints a startling picture in the "Observer" of the position of France in Europe to-day. Believing that now
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    SOUTH SEAS LABOUR.
    253 6 League Protecting Natives. Reuter. Geneva, Saturday. The report of the Permanent Mandate's Commission to the Council of the League of Nat on® on the island» ]n the Japanese Mandate says that the general form of ihe Jtapanese report greatly assisted the Comm ssion's work, but regrets, ow.ng
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    471 6 Tin local to-day, 97.25 per pikul, lot> to,» »ol<i. Battling Key arrived by the sa. Elout yesterday. A performs ice in aid cf St. An-th-ny's bre.d will be gven by boys of St. Jo3?r,h'* Church at Parochial House Vict- ria-street, on September 3 and 5, 1923 8 p.m. and September
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    485 6 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. i (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) MEMORIAL DAMAGED. London, Aug 6. —The memoria' o Michael Covins which was erected at the scene of bis dea-lh near Macroom has been, torn from fits sockets and moved some distance away. Prev ousty the monument was
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    GENERAL CABLES.
    115 6 COAL MINERS' STRIKE. Reuter. New York, Saturday. Many witi.racite mners -truck "■or!; at naidagfct—Reuter. London, Saturday The fire on the "Alp*maru' was subdued.—Reu.er. R<tga Saturday. A tctegrasa froin Mo-scow says that the Sov et koa entered nto i\ agreement with the W reless Telegraph Company cf Pars to
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    45 6 Tokio. August, 3;. Mr. Fujiyama Raita, Ex-Picsident of the Chamber of Commerce, has been nominated a membership of the House of Pter*. M. Kanahan proceeded for Peking to-day from Mukdcm. Mr. Irtugai and Gon?ral Tanrka has accepted the offer of ministerial seats.
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    IRISH ELECTIONS.
    209 6 FREE STATERS ASSURED OF VICTORY But Minority Mand,^ Reuter. he H U ,,f the was:--W- TOm>;nt5 Independents (ft be filled. B., hMin Publ cans have at *l members than at e «S likely that the M finally exceed eansforty.^^^P^ Although 21 filled the late,t ma :;;r r Republican
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    WRANGEL EXPEDITION.
    286 6 Arctic Tragedy Revealed. Reuter. Ottawa. Sfl da/. Mi. Stewart, tht Mr. :er f r t! Inter or declared thai I be Go*U ment was h no way odhciilrj ed with the Wrangel expeditisjl was bound to dm re the I spirit in which it was underaia Reuter. X(
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    TOKIO ABLAZE.
    52 7 Disastrous Earthquake and Tidal Wave. Towns and Villages Destroyed. Osaka, Sunday. Sewspaitrs report that fart cf the Imperial Palace of Tokio is and Hat the whrfe of Tokio, except to Shiba, <s altfaze. It to r d that the water supply has broken down, *»rn* 4 ■aaaa- I
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    STREETS HEAPED WITH DEAD.
    104 7 Peking, Sunday. wh n tssage frcm the South of Jtapan reports that the jtrthquake pr:~«ct ca.ly dcsroj'.d the Clies towns and villages between o ar.d Osaka ar.d caused fires which are at;!' burning. Most of the icg bu:id*!gs in Tokio have been destroyed. The Imperial Pfalace
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    TEX THOUSAND CASUALTIES.
    64 7 Osika. Sunday. There were 10.000 casv&ltdes at Yokohama. Osaka, Sunday. Th (r verror (f Yokohama has w?rele?©ed the Governors of Osaka K tlvit liiere are 1 0,000 casualties, that all means of c ,Tririr.< <' «'-*troycd ard that they are without food and water and jjk r
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    TERRIBLE HAVOC REPORTED.
    72 7 f aaaatS towns the foot of the Fujiyama have baan There arc hundreds of fatal ties. Many summer resorts are avoe condition. There are six hundred fatalities at Atami. -Rt-uv New York, Sunday. < repcrts from Japan ind'cate that the earthquake ere on the Eastern crast. At
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    FLAMES VISIBLE SEVEN MILES OFF.
    70 7 Reuter. me wage from Tomioka contains a first hand story of a T kio who ?ays that the fire which destroyed the Imperial my vither large buildings is spreading to Ensonou and southern jx >v of the City. The flames are visible from stance. All
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    THE LATEST MESSAGE.
    41 7 Reuter. Shanghai, To-day. Bulk tins from Japan report that 100,000 peristted in Tokio and Yokohama ai re. An exjfosicn completely destroyed the arsenal resulting nigral thousand casualties Six hundred perished when Japan's biggest ■ivaj tunnel at Sasako collapsed.—
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    PREMIER'S ESCAPE.
    51 7 Reuter. Osaka, Sunday. it:s «tat. d that Premier Yamamoto 5- *!y <vap d. Reports are drift3 ':cat:r.- that Yokohama is aa immense mass of ruins. The t>.T and dockyards have been S". .:sh«d. It is f t ar> d that the Department, which fails to wireiess calls is
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    COLLAPSE OF TOWER.
    43 7 Reuter. SiTi franc.sco, Yesterday. A w.relt- message fr >m T.mioka :r.{ Japanese Prjr.ce Regent hi* household are safe. Seven bndrwi persons were k lied by the -iapse of the A> kusa tower. Many 1 .st by the tidal wave n
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    WATER SYSTEM DESTROYED.
    110 7 Reuter. $a.n Francisco, Yesterday. Mess message picked up retQit Tokio is afire and that <-■> have collapsed. The system has l.een destroyed. j a heavy 1. m of 1 fe r.nd the 1 p spreading to t'-.e surround- Brussels, Saturd- y. t 1 Xli °hservato<ry recorded a
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    FIRE CONTROLLED.
    25 7 Reuter. ,Sa Kranci 300, Sunday. > fp m T °mioka says that tO .T Tokio was conbnofled at <h* j: entire working .*M burnt-
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    M.B.K. MESSAGES.
    18 7 tts t' S f 8 11 Kaisha. Ltd., tbeir fo^owin «b 1 recefved IW. Kobe offices.
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    COMMUNICATIONS CUT OFF.
    164 7 m v osaka Yesterda y- rtJh, uak nre. J are cut off and f^l*? 0 8 ascertain We are try- ing to do everything possible to help in connection with Kobe. Kobe. Yesterday. A heavy earthquake prevailed at r»on yesterday in Tokio amd Yokohama. Comn Yunf"<sa tians
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    GERMAN CONDITIONS.
    172 7 Export Figu.vs for Three Months. Reuter. Berl?n, Saturda). Ac the committee meeting of the Economic Counc'l, the Minister of Economy, Herr Raumer, advocated the abol tion of export control in view of the fact that prices in Germany, are partly equal to the world market price and in
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    LEAGUE REJECTED.
    33 7 MORE GREEK ISLANDS OCCUPIED. Anxious Moments. Reuter. Athens, Sunday. The Italian Minister S gnor Mar>tagra, has irJormed the Government that Itaily refuses to accept the decision of the League of Nations---
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    COL. PERONE RECALLED.
    52 7 Reuter. Athene Sunday. It is reported hJoherto unconfirmedly tihaiu the Italians have occupied the IsJkayls of Cephalonia and Samoa. It is announced that the Italian Legati on has suddenly recalled Colonel Perone, the Italian M litary Attache, sent -to Janina to enquire in/to the massacre of the
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    GREEK SHIPS DETAINED.
    84 7 Reuter. London Sunday. A message from Athens semiofficially stated that the Italian submarine has seised the steamer "Giorgios." Th? Italian Admiral Signer Bellini, has forbidden Greek ateamens to peas the St rats of Otnanto. Four Greek steamers have been detained ti I<a!iain ports. All Greiik shipping oom
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    "FUGITIVES OF CAPORETTO."
    36 7 Reuter. Athena, Sumdaj. The Newspaper "Eleftheroatypos" ha»o been suepemded for a day for ®tyl"K? ifiie Ital lains as "Fugitives of Ckporouto." The cen-or has dismissed for allowing the publ cation rf the insult-—Reuter.
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    ACTION CONDEMNED.
    150 7 Reuter. Athens, Sunday. There is a 6'Jorm of indignation in Greece over the Italian action. AH theatres have been closed as a sign of mourning. Numerous putbJic bodiea have protested and the newspapers are unan mous in condemming the acii on. "While conversing with the American delegatiec leaving
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    LEGALITY OF LEAGUE.
    76 7 Reuter. Paris, Sunday. Well-informed o.rcles believe that the adjournment of the League of Nations decision of the Greek appeal, rdll Tuesday, rib due to doubt whether the League is legally entitled to take the place of the Conference of Ambassadors in se'rtPng the Itado-Greek die- pute.— Rome
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    OCCUPATION DENIED.
    40 7 Reuter. Londcn, Sunday. The Italian Embassy in Londun states trot the occupation of -Corfu m sufficient for the purpose n view. There 's no truth in the reports that the other islands were occap ed by Italian forces.
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    ITALIAN FLAG INSULTED.
    161 7 Reuter. Rome, Sunday. It is stated that the population of Crete demonstrated before the Italan consulate, the per. of wheh was endangered It is alleged that the Ital .h flag was insulted. Rome, Saturday. The occupation of Corfu, which is officially confirmed. s a direct consequence of
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    PARALLEL RUHR.
    220 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. Th< fo < going has i n no way allay, ed in i y in London, where the latest devi o ment is paralleled with the Ruhr occupation Out.spok n ed toriais denounce this further swift step in the direction of ds'.urbance of the peace.
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    ADMIRAL'S PROCLAMATION.
    71 7 Reuter. Rome. Saturday. Admiral Solari, commanding the tr;ops at Corfu, has issued a. proclamation to the islanders which declares that the occupation was necessitated by the "barbarous murders" and was not an act of war, but simply a man'festation of Italy's inflexible will to obtain reparat on. The
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    FORTS BOMBARDED.
    148 7 Reuter. Athens, Saturday. Tc'egraphic communication between C.rfu and Athens was cut at seven 7 o'clock yesterday evening. It is Coscr cd ?hat the Ital ans bombarded the forts, which were denuded of guns •n accordance with the Florence Convention, although the I alians were informed that the forts
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    LONDON PERTURBED.
    222 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. Offic al c re'es in London are gravely perturbed at the turn of even's, but it is hnposa bio to give the view of ihe Brt'sh Government on Italy's act on in the absence of Mr. Baldwin and Lord Curzon. The latters and p'aiiB are
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    LEAGUE MEETS.
    89 7 Reuter. Geneva, Saturday. At a public sitting of fhe Council of the League this morning the Secretary General announced the receipt of documents in the Italo-Greek dispute, wh'ch it was most urgent the Counc 1 should consider. appl ed for tihe League's intervention under Articles Two've and Fifteen
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    SUBMARINE IN ACTION.
    27 7 Reuter. Athens, Saturday. Aji I a"an submar ne in the Gulf of Goumenitza fired on the Greek s earner Geor.jies slightly damag ng it.—Reuter.
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    GREECE AND REPARATIONS.
    103 7 Reuter. London, Saturday. Reuter lenrns that, replying to the note of the Conference of Ambassadors tihe Greek Government has agreed to hold an enqury into the massacre, which it declares will be conducted v |_prous!y. Greece also stated that it is prepared to accept in advance any
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    LEAGUE'S PRIVATE SESSION.
    92 7 Reuter. Geneva, Saturday. The Counc 1 of the League of Nations, Viscount Ishil presiding privately discussed Greece's appeal. The Greek Representative, M. Paritis, was present aa a member. The Ccuncfl unanimously passed a resolution agreeing to a short adjournment for an examination of the question, fervently hoping
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    FRENCH OPINION DIVIDED.
    82 7 Reuter. Paris, Saturday. Public opinion w th regard to the Itak) n Greek crisis remains dvided. One porta ow of which "Le T;mps" is the principal mouthpiece, is that the dispute is a local matter which should be settled directly betwecn the two parties concerned. The other
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    RESULT OF ENQUIRY.
    95 7 Reuter. Rome, Sa-turday. A semi-offic al statement says that the Albanian Prefecture Arg ro rep:rts the result of the enquiry into the massacre of the Ita'ian mission. It has ss-Jed a rep:rt saving that the ro«a<d traversed by the Miss on was barred by posts cut from
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    CURZON AND POINCARE CONVERSE.
    75 7 Reuter. Paris, Saturday. French quarters deaar© that the conversaton between Lord Curzon and M. Poincare was mo6t cordial, and dealt with the European situation generally. wi t hout specal reference to the Graeco-Italian Cr'sis. The reports from Rome of the imminent occupat on of Samos and
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    QUEEN OF HOLLAND.
    135 7 Interesting Audiences. Reuter. The Hague, Saturday. Queei Wilhelmha had an audience with members cf the States General who handed addresses of congratulation on the 25th anniversary of her aiccem' n. The Queen in rep.'y, spoke of the deep emotion and of the affection and help her people
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    22 7 The Ferrars inquiry was continued to-day, but our report of the ev'dence taken is held over owfig to great pressure on sp^ce.
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    MEDICAL CONGRESS.
    2854 8 OPENING CEREMONY THIS MORNING. An Enthusiastic Start. Prior to the formal opening of the Fifth Congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine by His Excellency the Governor, a Council mectVvnof the delegates and members was hod at the Memorial Hall. The Hon. Dr. A. L. Hoops
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    293 8 THE WEEK'S PROGRAMME. The following: is t<he week's programme of the Fifth Congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine: MONDAY (To-day) -.—Council meeting 9 a.m. to 9.30 &jm. Open/r.g of Congress by His Ex co'Jency Sir Laurence Gu'llemard, K.CB. K.C.MJG., at Victoria Theatre, 9.30 a.m. Presidential
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    146 10 GUTHRIE CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Yesterday. Tha past week has seen a further spurt n values, but the advance has not been wholly held. America has conainued a good buyer in this Market and -spot and n arby deliveries have been in keen demand. Forwards have
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    415 10 FRASER CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Wednesday. In spiie of higher prices being recorded m both tin and rubber the share market can scarcely be saxi to have fufly responded to the improved tone of the commodities. Tin shares have remained steady but business has been for the most part on
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    449 10 INCIDENT IN CEYLON LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. At the last meeting of tiwe- Legislative Council, immediately after tih« tea interval His Excellency the Governor addressing the House aaid: I wish to call attention to a remark made by tlhe Hon. Member for the B. Division of the Western
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