Malaya Tribune, 30 January 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XI. No. 26 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1924.
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      102 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE I SHIPPWGGAZETIL I nK< m --paper of I I, ti Settlement.. I Published Daily, jj Report! of Local 1 great* fi I tad Utent Telegram*. U i iiiii,•iiii.ii»tt••iti in •< i i i i i i i i i i i iMiniiiiHiiiiiiiuaLifciiiitMiii ii:iiii.;li.ihui 11iii I THE HOUSE OF
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      203 1 I POMPOAN 0 f Toilet Goods y p New Supplies Received. 3 i I Medical Hall, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. I i mm r I ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). "LinLE WONDER Gramophone Special Offer I $20 each. A USEFUL PRESENT. If you want to dance buy
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      153 1 HARMONY I The frlame ymi wear should be in harmony with your com- 1 I>:ex!on and particular style of dress. Our Optometrists will do th's sat sfactorily for you. 1 OPTICAL CO.. I j Singapore. I THE VOGUE is*f iwni cuscrimiriatingsmokers EI I i j [I 555 ar€ ffic /Ja
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    MUNICIPAL SALARIES.
    1016 2 DEPARTMENTAL COMMENTS ON THE REPORT. Certain departm nrtal headis of the Municipali ty have dlrawn up the following report: We are in agr/aemeiut tfith the Committee's rec«nnmen<faltilcai that temporary allowances as such should oeia«e. (a) It is noted that no reasons are put forward by the Committee for
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    SECRETARY'S COMMENT.
    407 2 My draft report was an endeavour to reflect what I ur.dorstQod to be the v ews of the Committee I was not present at a'.l the meetings of the Committee. Irj view of the fact that it is agreed that temporary allowances as such should now cease, vhe
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    OTHER INDIVIDUAL OPINIONS.
    2108 2 Senior Officers' Salaries. Notes on Senior Officers Letter of December 12. Nothing in paragraph 3 of the letter g.ves me arjy reason to my opinion as regards the salaries. I do not_agree that the position of the Municipal staff i* truly compara-b-e wth thatofthr,S.affsi.f exc-p--ftnl* woaithy pr
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      295 2 I INTESTINAL INACTIVITY 1 S^ one 0 f the most potent causes of sc k headaches bilious attacks, illbi^c*e C rf c a "r!d-wi<i-' re- smelling brea.h, pimp'y and blotched ■Mm m;i ril ifriM pU te—if v»utur vkad. sp«c«>cMK>n skin. To correct this condition anolo V '^?^--iremedy its iiii-effect Pinkette*
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      357 2 I SWAT THE FLY I I g j THE SUPER INSECT KILLER j OUTFIT (Sprayer and one tin liquid) $3.50 j REFILLS pints $2.85, quarts $3.5t 9 I flic Straits Chemical Co., The British Pha-macy I g 440-2, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SOLE DIST RIBUTOKS, Representatives 1 FOR MALAYA, D.E.I. AND
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      367 3 i i i i 1 1 1 1 tnrnm m« niamtwi PROCEEDING l^ 1 !9 SPECIAL offers i S 10.00 1)1 V %00 PURE (yiAPE BRANDY. I B 85° tS ,)U,V >0 < Cn,S Maur cc Roger 1 (julaa (Sherry ft SALE PRICE fc KcroamemM in Cases $13.00 P er
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      297 3 Cutkwa Quickly Relieves Irritated Skins Bathe with Cuticura Foap and hot water to free the pores of impurities, dry lightly, and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe und heal. Cuticura Talcum is ideal for powdmng and perfuming. Soap It., Talc am Is 3d, Ointment It 3d sm! 2*. 6d tj .1
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      300 3 jjj HAVE YOU TRIED a I 1& ill t4& i mm* S g WORLD RENOWNED" I BISCUITS and CAKES Sole Agents for Malaya: a$ I FRANCIS MONK Co., i 12, ROBINSON ROAD/SINGAPORE. ft? j THE Motor Union INSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.), FIRE MOTOR MARINE Agents: 1 Massrs. SI
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    814 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. "FIREBRAND TREVISON." By "Felmar." The follow"ng is a brief story of the above film wh'ch will be seen on local screens. Firt brand Trevison (Buck Jonea) is owner cf the Diamond K. Ranch, tea, thousand of the beat acres in Arizona.
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      342 4 Empire Cinema From Wednesday, Jan. 30 to Friday, Feb. 1. In the Stfond Show ijj 9.30. First Show at 7.30. INTERNATIONAL NEWS new no. Loose Nuts Universes grvat historical g tar Comedy, chapter play With Stanley in Africa Tn fa of Two new episodes 13 14 Colir3gG starring Western Drama
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      237 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Friday, Janoary 25, to Wednesday, January 30 In the Secord Show at 9 p ra. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Dorothy Phillips in Man-Woman-Marriage In 9 Peels. Allen Holubars Drama Eternal the big modern love story, in which thousands of years are
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      422 4 AMUSEMENTS I GAIETY SURIN. I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. TO-MGHT S 1 Serial dt IJj H Ist Show at 7 33 A,71,, Pni Sharp The Man From Home dare devil I Paramount Picture with RliTril Anna Q. Nillfeon "UILH Id* Seven Parts. H1 Ifce Thriil-a minut. a* Second Show at 915p
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    525 5 rO-DAY, JAN. 30. Fatan Sm- and Bangkok* Rtdang 2 p.m. -Gle.nfaLoch 2 p.m. sr.angha'. and Japan I 1 fl npaaa Maru 2 p.m. Muar* |U Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. q] Si Penang M *l p .h 3 p.m. jjd Bombay H malaya Man 3 p.m. C roe
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    162 5 ARRIVALS. January, 30. Khoen Foeng from Pontianak. Quorra from Tringganu. CLEARANCES. January, 30. Mata Hari for Belawan via P. Swettenham. Demodocus for Hongkong and Shaqgiaai Scon Ann for Batav'a and Cheribon. Chce for Beiawarj. Ayu hia for T. Balei and T. Niboe.ng. pan Whatt Hin for Malacca and
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    EXCHANGE.
    100 5 Singapore, Jan. 30. On Lond-m Bank 4 Hon hs' eight 2s. 4 7 32' Dema 3 2s. 4%d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4%d On Ind a— Bank Tel. Transfer 162% On Hongk ong— Ba :k demand dr ft 1 pc. pre. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 70*4 0»n
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    84 5 C. of C Rubber Association. Singapore, Jan. 30. Closing Prices. Buyers S- iers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. Loadon Spot.— -tibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price». Buyers Seller* Spot 48 48% Feb to March 49 49% April to June 50 50% July to Sept 51 51% latest London Cables
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    THE MALACCA CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    173 5 RUBBER RESTRICTION. A PUB IC MEETING of Asiatic Est -te Ow iers and Planters will be hela ii'icer the am ices of the Chamber at The hiaese Mahcca ."'luh, rrarqierah. Malacca, <>n ~aturdy the '2nd day of February 11)24 at 3 p m fur
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    151 5 Io DAY'S QUOTA I lONS RUBBER. Local.— cents. London—ls. l%d. TIN. Local.—sl24 25 per picul 125 tons sold. London —£249.10.0. PRODUCE. buyer* Sellers Gambier $19.00 >ava Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 26 00 •Mixed Black Pepper 17.03 17.00 Stir dated Copra 12.65 M x.d Copra
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    166 5 Tirs.—Ta pings $1.15 to $1.20. North T ip ngs $1.15 to SI 20. South Talp.nu-s SI.05 o $108. Jjhans 36 to 35 cerJIte. Peta ir.gs $1.12% to SI.17% Nawng Pe s $1.47% o $1.55, Ulu Piahs S2.02% 0 S2.07% Lngu's >4 75 to $5 00, Pcr.gkalens
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    177 5 Rubbers.— New Graigiehas 52 t> 54 cents, Lums $7 to $7.50 ex.. New Scud a s $1.05 to $1.15, K dahs $1 95 to $2105, Mar da' Tekongs 34 to 36 cent» Bukit Jelotongs 49 ;o 52 cents Mentakabs 21% to 23% cems, Ulu Benuts 22%
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    242 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Rubber.—Ayer Moieks $1.07% to $1.12%, Bassetts $1 to $1.05, Brogas 60 to 65 cents, Bukit Kat Is 60 to 65 Ctefltat Glenealys $1.17% to $1.25, Jeram Kuantans 34 to 39 cents, Kuala Stim $1.90 to $2, Malak« Piadns $1.37% to $1.42%, Mentakabs 19 to 23 cenf.s, N.w
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT
    144 5 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) Rubber. —Kua'ia Si-dims $192% to $1.97%, Brc»:as 60 to 65. New Crag'l£ka:s 50 to 53 Punggors 47% to 52Ms Ayer Mo'eks SI 10 to $1.15, Amalgamated Malays $1 90 to $195. Tin.—Taip'ngs $1.12% to $1.17% Norths $1 12% to $1.17%, Souths $1.05 to
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    493 5 NEWS ITEMS SI'PPLEMEM TNG RffUlUH'l CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) WHY GERMANY MOBILISED. London, Jan. 17.—Germany is still tryV'.Tg to convince the world that she did not caus the war. The latest attenmt to prove that she acted as she did solely for reasons of selfdefence is
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 160 *qual to $100. The rate of payment ot Money Orders from Ird'a and Ceylon is Rs. 165 equal to $100.
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      504 5 I TITAN I I BRAND I Cement Cement I J S..le Importer. j (ill fffikk j A t «ot: j Boraao Sumatra fel G. Aurelyl a Trading Co., Ltd. raffles place, c J lacorporatedtaH.Haod) Telefr.ni: At KELT. 5 ia cj C 3 C 3 t: 5 c c_d v v
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    112 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Jan. 30. Hilg* Tde*.—llo a.m., 5.8 p,m. Stanton's Midway Slhcws. Lodge St. George, 530 pan. The Globe Trotters, Vie. Theatre 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, Jan. 31. Hgh Tidee —511 am. 6.41 p.m. P. and O. homeward mall leaves. Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall. 5.15 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    76 6 DEATH. MADAM KOH SIOK BEE—On January 26 1924, at her res'denecNo. 149, Malacca. Beloved mother of Messrs. Lim Jink L m Jak Peng and Jiak Hoe and grandmother of Messrs. Chan San Kay Sim K m art! Lan S.ng. Ag.d 74 years. The cortege will leave' the res'd
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    43 6 MRS. SEE KEE ANN and family thank all friends and relations who attended th? funeral of the Late Mr. See Kee Ann at Ma'acca on Satunlay the lt>th instarjt and all those who sent wivaths scro'.Js, teL grams and ietters of condolences.
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    LABOUR AND EMPIRE—II.
    837 6 To those who expect eithe. disaster or millenium in any part of the Empire a<s a result of Labour rule in Great Britain wa commend the recent speeches of Labour Ministers. Especially do we commend the warning of Mr. Macdonald to those who anticipa.e immediate b'.g changes
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    772 6 The Temper of Macdonald. A pen portrait of Mr. J. Ramsay Macdonald, by Mr. HoAerth Pearson, m "J.hn BuH," says: "The Liberal Party is as dead as mutton. Its follower* muot now ether bu-y thcmfvlves in the Ccneervatives Party or be bonn again in the ranks of
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    178 6 The King's Police Medal has been warded to Natihu son of Bccia, Ra'iway poftoe-oons table Federated Malay Sta: ,s. The foundiat:on stone of the r.cw European Y. M. C. A. building now in course of ccrbtruct'jon at Kowloon. Hongkong:, was laid by H. E. the Governor. S'r Edward Stubbs, X
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    SIR F.S. JAMES.
    615 6 GOVERNOR OF WINDWARD ISLANDS. A Varied Career. LONDON, Yesterday. S r Freder'ck James has been appointed Governor c>f the Windward Is ands in success on to Sir George Haddoa-Smith. —Reuter. A telegraph to th Clonal Secretariat from tho Co'lonai Officer Londvn, states thast "His Majesty the K
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    THE LATE MR. J. LLOYD.
    63 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG Yesteiday. The death la reported of Mr. John Lloyd of the Sungei Arak Estate Kedah firo,m c rebnal haemorrhage in h'm 40th year. He wa s a -son of the La.c Mr. LloyJ of Messrs. Powell and Co., Strgapone. Th-
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    23 6 Sympathisers with, the sufferers from the recont destructive fire in RaTigoonnroad are requested to send in their on or befor a Feb. 7.
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    POLICE COURTS.
    81 6 THE CARE OF MR untitled AHMED. Mr. Rashir Aimi d Local Mi, tn, of kidnapping ha b H uhe Indan P< Nas r Ahme: M f l La well known circ.e.. wm aga Day d in the- Cr mica] D yesteriiy irhea postponed until Febraari Mr. W. H.
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    ROUND-UP OF DISEASED PROSTITUTES.
    175 6 Alarming Figure Mr. Stirling, extra asset* l teeter of Chinese, full in rour.di: the B shop of S babiy be interested in :h. Thee? rouril-ups In surprise raid cor.ducto; by J in:, mi th." ifvh in Jalan Besar Bod Sysi •cveral women were befon District Judut
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    41 6 From West era Anal i Gorgo.i, due S. monnow. From Western Austria Li by a Gorgon, dot S at] m rei From Eunop (L ri n mi patched January 10) by NVda due Penang 6 a.m. on Friday,»*■ proximo.
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    ELECTIONS IN EGYPT.
    69 6 London, Jan. 15.-The Cairo fl respondent of th Tarns*" saji I Mohmur. d ■athmOU 1 Ps i or.'y hading member f Const tutional Party retarned 0* w>e, th. opposit'on lacks a siflj cu>tstand<ng puuww*J. The elected members includ V teen Copts all BafWt** 0? J of tl*
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    46 6 A message has been untitled g Art Mr» Mw ,l# M itafely Loya-*, arr-l health l! appear* Ua.' band's wouial d .1 V* «n* and aej *>■ fetter r l u l 11 bury o\ n piaiW of Ms H W accspv-i Her Ill vSdispread admr- _^lr
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      293 6 j Robinson Co., Ltd. j Sole Agents for j I RALEIGH BICYCLE j Complete Catalogue of the Latest Models may be had on application. j I j Robinson Co., Ltd. I I (Incorporated in S. S.) SINGAPORE. I A Few Useful Articles to Clear at j I 50 DISCOUNT IROM
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      54 6 WHAT INTERESTS Mr. Thomas Interviewed Labour a id Empire—11 fa'jM Note* and Comments S r F. S Jann > Polio? Court Rail Btrke Esdi H "Way Down Eai H Bcpreme Cou 1 Mun'cpal Sa'aiv S'Hi;e and Scree* Ahead ml the Mail Mail Not ce Share t»d Produce R*P°" jfl Let
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    Mr. THOMAS INTERVIEWED.
    261 7 Cabinet Statement on Singapore. Empire Development. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. j H. rbomai received Emp re Colonial Office and f mment's Emp re ted the idea that j ;..h and violent f.r a ntw Jerusalem. had fl n idea of a hut only desired to bit and prudent
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    T.S. POLITICS.
    151 7 I Resignation of Mr. I)enby Urged. 1 WASHINGTON, YtatenlayTee Li.mi .r:r V leader, Mr. Rob n- n xpress ng S a e's v ew that President A xv sh jld request the res'guaj?. f Mr Dtnby. and also proposed x the Pr tier, dem nd the ref her
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    BOMBAY STRIKE.
    41 7 Sixty-Three Mills Closed. BOMBAY. Yesterday. v asaad mill hands are now nrills have beei H- The mana?:r: announced that aid be sed until Februn4 iftei unch f work wrs rot hated aneonditioaally they would R far her fortnight.— takr.
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    EMPIRE CRUISE SQUADRON.
    40 7 F >tal Accident in Ceylon. Reuter. COLOMBO, Yea erday. Offi*r Woods was killed and by the eapszng «otor lorry carrying a party be™[J the Em P re Cruise Squadthe prec pitous road between Tal ee and Kandy.-
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL.
    28 7 Governments Attitude. LONDON Yesterday. b' 8 r < f the Exchequer ■■-■<i that Government has 2 5r t prepared to dis- > men! share-holding PeT sian Oil Company.
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    GREECE AND THE SOVIET.
    23 7 Reuter. Relations Likely. T) ATHENS Yesterday. iin. to be-Here that he ded on prncip'e r.! tons wi:h 1 "''tTnm.nt.-
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    PALATINATE ELECTIONS.
    13 7 w < rushing Defeat. Reuter. M.. to was return*s f the PaV.fcate
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    INDIAN EXHIBITIONS.
    80 7 14 National Baby Week." Reuter. DELHI. Yesterday. The first s*ep in the campa gn to combat the suff.y>' n g n India in the hap- of a "N ticmal Baby Week*' pa v.d most successful. Three hundred exh b tior.s have hitherto been held in>?rud ng 60 in
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    U.S. TRADE RETURNS.
    51 7 Increase in Imports and Exports, Reuter. WASHINGTON Yesterday. Imports for 1923 s and at $3,791 OOO.OjO agains. $3,112,000,000 in 1922 of which there wer«? from Europe $1,157,030,000 agains: $901,030 000. Exrorts totalled $4 167,000 000 against $3,831,000 000 cf Which $2 093 000,000 were to Europe against
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    DARK CLOUD OVER JERUSALEM.
    45 7 Two British Officers Murdered. Reuter. JERUSALEM, Yesterday. Highway mea stacked and loced a motor car containing stores from Ludd. The occupants Sergeant Major Walker and Quarter-Master Sergeant Dunn of the Duke of Wellington'a Reg'm:nt were killed. The driver was slightly njured.-
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    HUNGARY'S
    50 7 New Commissioner General. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. The Da ly Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent states that the commiss oner general for the supervision of Hungary's finances under the rei»nstruction scheme, will be Mr. W. P. G. Harding, of the Federal Reserve Board. Washington. The appointment is everywhere welcomed in financial circles.-
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    LOAN TO RUMANIAN GOVERNMENT.
    31 7 Reuter. PARIS. Yesterday. It is semi-official y denied that the Ruman an Government has declined the loan menfoned on January 25 to which France has already agreed.—
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    FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
    31 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Thre are signs that the foot and mouth disease outbreak been subdued. There were only forty-six cases last week, the fe—est sine? Aug. 27.
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    PRINCE HENRY'S VISIT.
    19 7 Reuter. HAGUE. Yesterday. Prince Henry vis l» s Spain in March travelling on the warship Heemskerck."-
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    RAIL STRIKE ENDS.
    306 7 COMPANIES WILL DISCUSS HARDSHIPS. Dockers' Thieal. LONDON, Yesterday. The railway strike his been settled. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. The news of the settlement of the str ke was first published in the form of a brief official statement at the close cf the all-night conference of railway managers
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    DOCKERS TO STRIKE.
    126 7 Reuter. LONDON., Yesterday. Follow'ng* the raitatty se/trtiement the dDcke/rs' strike is now threat etxdi A nailcnaJ de'egate cf the conference of Transport Wcrkc vs'-Unioi of IjO r don to-day, represent ng 120 000 deckers throughout the country dec ded to ns ruct its members to strike on
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    MEXICAN SQUABBLE.
    17 7 Reuter. MEXICO CITY, Yesterd <y. The War D--partmen report that federal troops have taken Esperanza.
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    STEAMSHIP SERVICE TO BASRA.
    67 7 London, Jan. B.—The Times says it is authoritatively reported that the German Government is subsid'sing a steamship service to the Persian Gulf with six-weekly sailings from Hamburg. Applcation should be made for through traffic rates on goods from Basra by river to Baghdad.! Herr Gunther, former
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    157 7 The Straits Racing Calendar for 1923 is to hand and contains th..* usual budget of interesting »9*3. As a book of reference it is. invaluable. The d.ath took ont Jan. 13 of Dr. Hiraan Han-:son Lowry, of the Melhod st Episcopal M ssccci one of the oldest rasidientis of Peking
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    "WAY DOWN EAST."
    511 7 A WONDERFUL FILM PRODUCTION. There were malny in Singapore who have wondered as to what the placards n town "Way Down Easit" implied. It ia nothing but the greatest of screen plays which has now been released by the Unted Aatists Corporation ai'd witt be screened at
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    35 7 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week endring February 3, 1924. To-day, Jan. 30— ClassRafflrs Institution 5.15 p.m. Band Practice at 5.15 p.m. To-morrow Jan. 31.—Officers Claaa, Kaffl s Inetitut on 5.15 p.m.
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    228 7 The trouble which broke out a few weeks ago in the province of Surigao, Philippines is proving to be extremely serious and is spreading, branches having be in discovered in all parts of the islands, and even in the city of Manila though everything there s peaceful. The U. S.
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    SUPREME COURT.
    463 7 CLAIM AGAINST RAILWAYS FAILS. The claim brought by bin Tasa, a Ma'ay lorry drive-, against th. F. M. S. Railways n the Supnem Out* yesterday for $10,000 damages for personal injuries caus d m a aeffi#Ni between kw Jonry and a passenger train just beyond Chuiynoad Station on
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    169 7 The Blue Funnel steamer "Circe," along with her sister ship, "Medusa" maintains a wekly mail freight and passenger seryce between Singapore and Belawan E)»li, the port of Medan. They are vessels of about 500 tona. The M.M. steamer "Andre Lebon" arrived early yesterday morning from Japan; via Shanghai. Hongkong and
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      275 7 PEARNS 48 PUMPS. MANCHESTER DONKEY OR WALL PUMP. CONSTRUCTION. -The steam cyiiuier is carried by the main fran.i: g which als> forms the dtlivejy air vessel r he crank shaft is af forged stee'. working in adjustable beariogs. Ibe c nnecting rod ii fitted with"acjintable gun metal beariogs. i be
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      84 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Dnills up to and for week end hg Feb. 3, 1924. To-<lay, Jan. 30 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. All Unfits, Train ng for Garrison Sport6. To-morrow Jan. 31.—Nil. Friday, Feb. 1 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, All Units, Tra'ndng for Garrison Sports. S.R.A. (v), Voluntary Classes of Instruction.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    470 8 FOOTBALL. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. Ix>ndon, Jan. 19.—Th- following are results of football matches played in the L.ague to-cVy:— DfcrWm I. Ars twl 1, Cardiff City 2. B rmm ghu m 2. Biackbum 0, WesVHam United 0. Bolton Wanderers 1, Aston V 11a 0. Breton 1, Hf&& abonongi
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    THE ENGLISH CUP.
    245 8 Results of Replayed Ties. London* Jan 17.—The following ar? the results of replays for the Aasoc at ion Cup:— Clapton On rot 1, Swansea L Chaivh n 1 Acariangton 0. Halifax 1, Northamp:on 1. Southampton 2, Chels-ra 0 Brighton 1, Bairnsley 0. G Hingam 0. Cardiff 2.
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    BILLIARDS.
    135 8 The following are the ties of the Tournaments of the Chinese Association. Championship F'nal.—Dr. Lee Lian Hoe v. Dr. Loh Poon Lip, a, 8.30 p.m. GO 7th Feb. 1924. "A" Class, to be played off at 8 00 p.m. Fr day, Feb. I.—Sng Soo Geok v. Tee Keng Teow.
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    YACHTING.
    135 8 The follow ng Royal Singapore Yacht Club arrangements are announced:— Saturday:—Match be ween the Margaret II (No. 16) and Eve (No. 12) for the Lundon Cup will be sai ed over the usual course. Starting gun at 4 p.m. Sunday:—The Trophies presented to he Club by Mr. Mertcn H
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    HOCKEY.
    56 8 SRC. vs. LA. The following will represent the S. R. C. vs. Indian Assccation at hockey to-morrow on the S. R. C. grou.Jd:—G. Armstrong; C. Richards and L. Gaanmell; J. V. Moss, F. Albuquerque and J. C. O'Hara; J. Rodrrigues, A. W. Moretira H. G Stack (Capt), A. V.
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    INTERNATIONAL RESULTS.
    47 8 CHAMONIX, Yesterday. In the Olymp c ice hockey compstltioh Britain heat France by 15 to 2. —Reuter. CHAMONIX, Yesterday. Britain beat France by to 15 to 2 ard Cainada beat Sweden by 22 to nil. At curl ng Britain beat Sweden by 38 to 7,—Renter.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    39 8 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. MELBOURNE, Yes erday. In the Australian lawn tennis pionsh p final Anderson beat Sehles nger by 6—3. 6—4 2—6, 5—7, 6—3 In the doubles Anderson and Brookes beat Patterson and Ohart-wocd by 6—2, 6—4, 6—3—Router.
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    ATHLETICS.
    57 8 GARRISON SPORTS. The final heats to dec de which companies will represeffit the S V.C. at Tanglin on Saturday will t ike place at 5 o'clock to-morrow as fol^ws: Bayonet fighting: A. Coy will "run off" against the Chnese Coy. Bombing: C. Coy. B Cojfand the Chi.«se Coy will
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    THE TURF.
    357 8 IPOH RACES. Successful Opening Day. (From Our Own Correspondeat). IPOH, Yesterday. The w ather was fine and there was a moderat. attendance for the opening of the rac: meetng here. New Year Stakes. Mile 1, Top Pink- Turley, 9.10; 2, Came 8., L)gu. 8; 3, Cesaron Gid. Walk
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 8 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions, expressed by correspondents.]
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    ST. MICHAEL'S ROAD.
    312 8 (To The Editor, "Maiaya Tribune.") S'r—Within recent years this locality has risen greatly in popular favour as a resident al quarter, and several bungalows have be.n built and occupied by the owners themselves. Unfortunately for the residents the road is stiil a private one as the Mun'c
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    38 8 The marriage arranged between Mr. Charles Webst.r Fisher, of Malacca and Mss Violet M. Bakr, elder feugfefcar of the km* Hugh Moredyth Baker and Mrs Baker, of 18 W*b-ster-gardons Ealing, will take place at Penang early in March.
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    WEDDING.
    898 8 GIBBS —MILLS. There was a fashionable congregation at St. Matthews Church, St. Leonards, on Wednesday, December 19, to witness the marriage of Misa Cons ance Emily M Us, daughter of Commander and Mrs. John F. M.lls, of Caple-g-rdens St. Leonards, to Dr. Herbert J. G bbs, of the Straits
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    RANGOON ROAD FIRE RELIEF FUND.
    364 8 The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowledge w.th many hanks rece'pt of .ho following donations: Previously acknowledged $18 872.62 The Japanese Society 2JO Long Tong Club 143 Eastern United Assurance Corporation Ltd. 100 Wah Lam Teng Club 50 Keow Nam C ub 40 Iluon San Hwee
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    293 9 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Njcbi Sh mbun" for the following: TOKIO, Friday. It is announced that H. M. the Emperor will make a grant of one million yen for the social welfare in commemoration of the Crown Prince's wedding. It ia announced that Admiral Y. Shibayama
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    103 9 A husbard who complained that his w fe neglected him. hcT home, and her baby because the smoked, was reformed by Mr. Clarke Hall, the Oldstree: magistrate that this was "ail rvxisonse a«d rubbish." "Why," asked th? magistrate, "should not your wife smoke as well a»s you?"
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1012 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Jan. 30. RUBBER. STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shewn after name of company. Allagar 2a ljOft Anglo-Java 2s 2j5%> Anglo-Malay 20s 22|Ayer Kuning 20s
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    605 10 Singapore. Jan- 26. MEAT. Article. Prices- c Beef round steak kati 42 Beef stew or curry kati Pork lean kati 0 61 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) kati n 4 xMutton Indian lb. Mutton Australian lb. (Govt.) O.oO Fowl kati Fowl large (3 katis) each Fowl
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      592 10 AUCTION SALE. i co AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, NO. «0, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Land and House Properties At Messrs. heong Kooq Seng Los Saleroom, No. 30 Chulia Street On Wednesday, January 30, at 2.30 p.m. SALE Lot 1 Valuable"freehold land together with the attap houses known V?
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      392 11 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freight and Passengsr aervice. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKpNG. SHANGHAI AND I JAPAN. Albert Voegler F*tf> 2 Carl Legien March 4 HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. 'Hindenburg j an 2 g ♦Emil Kirdorf Feb 17 tScheer Mar 20 tCargo
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      502 11 STEAMER SAILINGS P0« 0 V LINE OF STEAMERS Monthly failings to and from Australia for cargo only, calliag at v, Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL"* AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Date of Departure 1924 1924 ENOGGERA Feb. 11 Feb. 13 EURELIA Mar 9 Mar 11
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      539 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. The Exchange Banks wi'l be closed on February, Tuesday 5. February, Wednesday 6. I 1 i f'P New Year. Ftbrua y, Mmday 11. Public Holiday. CHINESE NEW YEAR'S DAY, TUESDAY, FrBBUARY 5. WORK AT THE WBARVES. NOTICE. Any vessel al ngside the Wharves and working coal or cargo
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      503 12 NOTICE. M NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that A. R. A. M. Allagappa Shitty of No.92 Market Street, Singapore has been appointed Manager of the Ohitty Temples at Tank Road and at Outrara R- ad from 25th January 1924 until further notice. AH persons having business in coi nection v
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      397 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (IncorporaU-d m the S.S.) Au horLsed Capital $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000 000 Pawi-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Unchv'ded Profit $1,589,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chairman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman :—Lim Noe Soon Esq.
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      506 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, nnder the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital ffffiSS Subscribed Capital £300,000 Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund and Rest.. £U62,lUo Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir R.
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      504 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital ia 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fu*d £3,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 88, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Iioilo Rangoon Baa**
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      362 12 INSURANCE. THE 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L, C. MARGOL10UTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Gr^en. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED, (Incorporated ia the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, 1st Floor, Taaque del Indo China Buil»* LA, Malacca Street. No. 267. BOARD
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      332 12 THE MEDICINAL L en strong good for TRy Nervousness Do aatfij General Mttit}. Sold |*JJ The Internals-a; The Anglo-Chine* lit ilea:.,. Oik* The United PJ c The British r.., :ia The India Dispei*** The Ayur Vedic Hii^J THE MALAYA TiUBUli AND SHIPPING GAZET^ (eveni:-:g Daili., Tel. No. 845 Editorjl TeL
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