Malaya Tribune, 11 February 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY i Vol 21 No. 35 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. FEB. 11 1924.
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      91 1 THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE AND gflpPBW GAZETTE. j :\r Nt-wspaper of I (Im Strata Settlement*. jj published Daily. I Repot* of Local J Events. fafl tad l atest Telegrsia*. gcsr sports REfOTfE I i f i I I I THE HOUSE OF FRANKELS j I THE FASHION PLATST i OF
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      184 1 CLARKS THINNING PASTE AftD PASTILLES Fresli Stocks. Medical Hal!, Ltd., 23. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). LITTLE WONDER" Gramophone Special Offer $20 each. A USEFUL PRESENT. If you want to dance buy A LITTLE WONDER GRAMOPHONE and some of the latest RECORDS. ROBINSON" PIANO COMPANY,
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      211 1 HARMONY I The glass- <v you wear should be in harmony with your com- 1 plexiorr and particular style of I &TOSB. Our Optometrists will do this sat sfactorily for you. 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I t Libby's delicious Condensed Milk- 4fflBP Flying Ox Head Brand-is just full cream
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    RUBBER AND SHARES.
    121 2 WEEKLY REPORT. Mrssrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd. Singapore, Friday. S r.ce our last report there has practically been no change in the markpt. Prices have kept fafrly fteady on the whole but there hae been very little <L«und from America anJ w'rtlh the Chinese New Year toJidays
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    Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.
    113 2 Singapore, Saturday. The Commodity Market has been mairo'.y nominal during the past week owing to the Chinese New Year celebrations and values show practically ro change with only small businees pass ng. Closing Quotations. Spot 47% cents February! March 48Vi cents. April|Jur.»s* 50 cts,- Julyj
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    Messrs. Barlow & Co.
    197 2 Messrs. Barlow Co. Since our the Chinese New Year hoi day has intervened, and consequently there has been 1 ttle busintss passing. The usual weekly auction was not held until yesterday, when a quiet tone prevailed awarded Sheet sold at 47 1 to 48 cents. Good Averse Quality 47*4 to
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    GERMAN SCIENCE.
    127 2 Dr. Y. Wada, SupeTintenderjt, the Rh'no-'.aryngo-otology Division the Dairen Railway Hospital, has returned from a tour of the United States and Europe. Tha Doctor thinks Germany still the best place to stay in for prosecuting medical researches. In the wake of the Great War. the International Academy of
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    140 2 Few people are aware that His Majesty the King was the first of a reignting family to fly. Oiv» of the amusing moments in conversation with Sir Hiram Maxim was to hear him describe how the King, then the Duke of York, vet* down to Baldwin's Park and inspected the
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    195 2 C. A. RIBEIRO AND CO., LTD. The directors of thai above company bnvf is ued the following report: The directors .bog to submit to the sh-rehoHiers the Company's accounts, duly audited, for the year *nd«d September 30, 1923. The result of th* year's working shows a lo*s of
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    LAMA'S WATCH ON BRITAIN.
    348 2 British Politics Followed in Far Away Thib?t. Dr. W. M. McGovern. the young Rnl'iisih explorer who ■taceccdsd in reaching Lhasa and inteiviewed th* Dalai Lama. gave the tir-X publ'c account of hfe txpedit:->n at the New Oxford Theatre, his sLory being illustrated by film picture* taken
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    AMERICAN MODERNISM.
    171 2 Remarkable Popular Interest. There were extraordinary scenes in the Calvary Bapt'st Chapel, NewYork, during a debate on the question "Is the B'Vle Infallible?" The Rev. J. R. Stratton pastor of Calvary Church, was on the affirmative 6»d« and the Rev. C. F. Potter, pastor of the Westside Un
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      355 2 \S Drive away that > PAIN I BHFLMATiC AXELS AND PAINS. NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, NEURITIS. comfort follows in Mediately. fi liniment INSTANT RELIEF AFTER 16 YEARS* ST'KTriiFNG. M,s WhiUM-k, .4. Whitfield T.a:ie knk.la k, wni| fg, I luivf suffered from Rheumatism in m> shout-'.< for over m&FTKlJ 1 J it.v.v.r hiring
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      322 2 I THE GRAY CAR 1924 MODejJ The Gray car has a reputation throughout the world the introduction of this car into the East has met enormous sales and unqualified success and satisfar? 1^ !The Gray holds the American .Automobile certificate (copy in office) for being 10a s J America's Most
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    674 3 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. DOMINION STATUS. Delh', Jan. 17. —It is understood that Dewan Bahadur Rangachariar (Independent) has given notice of two re-so.ul for the forthcoming Session of vhe Legislative Assembly:— (1) Urg'ng u>rly steps for secar- j ir.g for Ind a full Self-Governing Dominion status and provinc al
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      469 3 ERUPTIONS OVDII CHILPIHEAB Aiso On Face. Could Not Sleep For Itching Pain. Cuticura Heals. "My little daughter was struck o:: the nose ind an eruption started which tnrsad to part* of her face, and finally over her head. It was of a wet nature and the child could not sleep
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    715 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." "THROUGH THE BACK DOOR." When Jeanne danced through the little kitchen the hug,e Bel? aa became annoyed and tossed hex through the back door into a pyramid of turn.:p3. Jeanne, more or less hunrliated at such summary treatment, rose
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      345 4 AMUSEMENTS Empire Cinema from Saturday, Feb. 9 to Monday, Feb 11 Id tbe Second Show at 97.0. Eves Film Review The Timber Queen A Pathe Serial in 15 Episodes or 31 Reels featuring Ruth Roland Episode 1 The Leg Jam in 3 Parts Episode 2 The Flaming Forest in 2
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      307 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Wednesday, February 6, to Monday, February it In the Second Show at 9 p m. Sharp* Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Lewis Stone, Jane Novak, and Wallace Beery in The Rosary In 8 Reels. The story expresses a spiritual thought in a drama
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      527 4 I AMUSEMENTS^^^ Oh Joy! Look whose here GAIETY CINEMA. Offering To-night in the 2nd Show at 9.15 p. in. THE SPECIAL ATTRACTION As Presented at the Victoria Theatre. JACKIE COOGAN MASTER OF EVERY EMOTION The Million Dollar Kid wi»h the Billion Dollar smile-more adorable ever! Charles Dickens OLIVER TWIST Not
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    THE NAVAL TOUR.
    965 5 ns fO THB BATTLE U CKUISO& Apply E»rMor Tickets. I rangeonenU have 8* Transport Unl f or the visits by the of Singapore f the Battle *Z 1 ruisen w.ll be open £30 to 5.30 except 4 h aad Friday the lay* owiOf to "At P H.
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS.
    133 5 The following passengers traveling from Singapore' and Penang per s.s. Ethiopia to connect at Rangoon with B bby and Henderson Lines:— Per s.s. Amarapoora sailing from Rangoon Feb. 12. —Mrs. 3. R. Gordon, Mr. T. R. Spence. Mr. J. R. Bell, Mrs. E. A. Snewin, Mr. S. C.
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS.
    110 5 Own ems and Masters of Shipp ng aire requested to keep their Vessels as cles.r of the range as possible during the Heavy Gun Practice, which will take pace from the undermentioned Fotjs on the da:es stated below commencing at 9 a.m. A Rod Flag wll be
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    57 5 Specimens of the new aluminumalloy wheel of a London omnibus company have been run over 30,000 miles with Httle impairment. They have wily half the weight of the standard steel wheel, road wear is lessened by their usfc. aand ther scrap value when wda*n out is said to be two-thircr,
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    SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON.
    217 5 ROITTB OF CEREMONIAL MARCH. Revised Programme. The fol owing is tihe revised Programme? of the viiit of the Special Servicer Squaiitixn to Singapore. To-day, February 11. Official Landing of Admirals, 10 a.m. Banquet at Government Ho*use 8.15 p.m. To-morrow, February 12. Reception of Their Highlmessea the Sultans
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    CEREMONIAL MARCH OF NAVAL BRIGADE.
    104 5 Commencing 8.30 a.m., Friday, Feb. 15. Farm-up at th<? entrance to the Squadron Club. Along Co'lyer Quay over Anderson Br dge, p.»st the Singapore Cricket Club rou.d by the Europe Hotel, a'ong St. AncJrewsroa<i. across. Stamford-road, along Beach-road. up Bras Basah-o-oad t« Queen-street. Along Queen-street,
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    83 5 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nilchi Sb/mbun" for the follow- TOKIO, Friday. It is announced that tthe date for the elect on is fixed for May 10. The T. K. X.'s Java line is withdrawn and the liner Persia Maru has been moored at Yokohama. The
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    BRITISH CANCER RESEARCH.
    182 5 Young and old, gentle and simple, clean and unclean, wise and foolish, cultured and barbarian, yea even the beasts that perish, are among its victims. No man or woman is too young or too old to suffer, the old fall more readily than the young. You pity
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    51 5 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Visit to the Naval Squadron, Wednesday, Feb. 13. Parade at Headquarters. 8.45 a mIt is hoped that as many Officers as possible will be present. Dress. Officers.—Shorts, Puttees, Tunfc, White Cottar, Green Tie. Scouts —Full Uniform without Staves. The Band will not bring their
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    BRITISH WAR MEDAL AND MERCANTILE MARINE WAR MEDAL.
    163 5 The above medals have beea swarded to The persons named below. Application for these should be made personally to the Master Attendant, Straits Settlements. (Medals Branch), Singapore. Surname. Christian Names. Dalgleish David. Horton Alfred H. Strachan Frederick. Basir-Maraat. Earle Robert E. Robertson
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      335 5 I' TITAN 1 BRAND g I I j Cement Cement I Sole Importers j fsirj Selling- Afent X I Borneo Sumatra fe\ G. Aurelyjj] I Trading Co., Ltd. raffles place, a (Incorporated In Holland) Telegram AURELT. [jj l j PRIVATE TUITION IN ENGLISH (;I CJ j-n g business "correspondence, Arit
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      282 5 MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY FEB. 11. Mail c oses at G. P. 0. to-day at noon. S. S. and F. M. S. Cash on Delivery Service. The mar mum amount of the Trade Charge in respect of parcels in the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States Cash on Delivery Service has
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    98 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day Feb. It. High Tdes—2.lB a.m., 2.33 pm. Public Holiday. Dutch homeward mail closes. Landing of Admirals, Johnston's Pier, 10 a.m. Banquet at Govt. House, 8.15 p m. Kaai's HawaiitTis, Happy Valley, 9 p.m. The Quaints Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow Feb. 12. H gh
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    OUR VISITORS.
    664 6 Singapore extends a royal and hearty welcome to-day to the Special Service Squadron which is visiting the city on its long cruise. It is 40 years or more since a British w&itship squadron embarked on a round-the-world tour. That squadron sailed under the Earl of Clanwilliam and the
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    U.S. NAVAL ESTIMATES.
    79 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON Saturday. The Appropriat' r.B Committee ha* approved the annual nerval appropriabfc<n b>U providing the expenditure $272 000.000 of which $30.000,000 will be available fbr completion of over a score of vessels under construction. The total is $4,500 000 les>> than the budget estimate, and $23.000.000
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    MATRIMONIAL.
    49 6 Reuter. NEW YORK. Saturday. Doctor James Green announces the engagement of fa daughter Eleanor to Prince V ggc of Denmark, a nephew cf Quaan Alexandra of V'ggo at preserX in Ottawa, where on Monday she attends the marriage of her brother Eric to If ss Loss Booth-— Reuter.
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    MEXICAN TANGLE.
    27 6 Reuter. VERA CRUZ. Saturday. The revolutionaries re-occupfed Orizaba. An»erdabu and' Vefra Cruz on February 7. Martial Law was proclaimed there as some looting had occurrred—Reuter.
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    ADMIRAL BRAND'S FAREWELL.
    71 6 IFrom Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG, Saturday. The Resident Councillor has received a wireless frown Rear-Admiral Brand, of the First Light Cruder squadron, as follssrs "We leave Penang with the deepest regret but delightful memories. On bdhauf of tile entire squadron I send my warmest thanks to flhe
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    158 6 Reuter. The P. and O. s.s. Obra has left Bombay, and is exppected to- arrivt at this port at 6 a on Wednesday, the 20.h kiatant. She wll orocced to the P. and 0. Wharf on arrival. PARIS Yesterday The Chamber passed by 329 to 207 the first article of
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    REVOLTS IN RUSSIA.
    75 6 Chinese Accused of Participating. Reuter. RIGA, SaturdayBesides increasing disorders st Ukraine hitherto, unconfirmed reports assert that there, are ris'ng in tho Caucasus, Turkestan, Siberia and White Russia. It is reported that the insurgents arc under General Sicheff who formed a provisional Government in Blagovyeschensk District, East Sberia.
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    COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA.
    90 6 Reuter. RIGA, Yesterday. A message from Mascow says that art a meeting of the Communist Executive, Zinov'eff said that it was imperative to fellow Len.n's tcctcs and must at ail costs get closer to the pcasaivjry even if force was necessary. He foreshadowed great cleansing <<per»tons and declared
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    171 6 Important Aeroplane Plans Gone. Reuter. PARIS Saturday. A French eng-ine.r, a Russian woman and a Russu;*u.foivhian were aires :ed i:\ connection with the theft of d. igns of new aeroplett; engmcß at the Breguet Aetxplane Works. Tb? correspondence seized states and sh.»ws thait the arrested persons ha-d relatione
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    GERMAN STRIKE.
    120 6 Commendable Action by Seamen's Union. Reuter. LONDON Saturday. Six hundred German seamen, who had been en strike left Lot don for H jnburg- repatKu.ed by tho Seamen's U_ion. an official of which explained that they were baing repatriated in the interests of the sh/pping community of th* world
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    HOLLAND'S NAVY.
    111 6 Estimates for Current Year. Reuter. AMSTERDAM, Saturday. The Government's memorandum relative to the naval estimate* for 1924 shows tfrafc despite the rejection of its former measure, the Government intends bo introduce a new naval bill. It is not expected, however, that this will be dealt wiuh in the
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    THE PRINCE.
    19 6 Reuter. LONDON SaturuV y. Tba Prince of Wales passed a good nright ard is progressing weM.— Beotar.
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    REPARATIONS.
    179 6 Sino-Germa/i Indemnity Agreement. Reuter. PARIS, Saturday. While no offical confirmati. m has l/.sached here of the Shanghai report of the Si no-Germ an Indemnty Agreement t is declared that tfcfs will be perfectly legitimate from the' viewpoint of the Reparations Commi£fi6cin. It is presumed that the $1,400,000 mentioned ii\
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    THE SEPARATIST MOVEMENT.
    89 6 Reuter. COLOGNE, Yestenday. With the Separatists evacuation of the public bu'ldngs of Wiesbaden, Worms. Bigen and Alzey the Separatist movement- has practically disappeared from South Rhineland, except Ma nz and a few unrmpDrtant vrijlages. The Separatists attempting a coup at Bingen were disowned by the French and
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    RAILWAYS EN COLOGNE ZONE.
    102 6 Reuter. PARIS, Saturday. A message from Cobler.ce says that the Angvo-French High Comm\ssioners have reached an agreement regarding the railways in the Cologne z.ne. —Reuter. PARIS, Saturday. It is stated that the agreement provides that the Cologne railways should rema'n under German direction but the Regie
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    PLAGUE IN E. RUSSIA.
    51 6 Serious- Situation. Reuter. LONDON. Saturday. A serous outbreak of Bubonic plague is reported- in East Russia The whole of the Government of Astrachan is proclaimed as affected Drastic combative measures are proceeding. N nety anti-plague detachments are working in Kirgh 'z Province and s'x in Kalmuck
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    IMPERIAL TOBACCO CO.
    54 6 Tidy Net Profit. Reuter. LONDON, Saturday. The annual report of the Imperial Tobacco Company shows a net profit of seven million- The directors propose a final dividend of 8 per cent and a bonus of a shilling per share, both tax free, mak ng 20 per cent
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    41 6 Australian Labour Opinion. Reuter. SYDNEY, Yesterday. Mr. Charlton the leafder of the Oppoeit/on in the Commonwealth Parliament, in a speech opined tha: the proposed S ngapore base would incur the displeasure of the Japanese, who had always played fair.
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    JAPANESE LOAN.
    31 6 Reuter. ASHINGTON, Saturday. A message from New York hns announced that the Japanese loan of of $300,000 000 will be issued simultaneously in London and New York on Wednesday.—Reuter.
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    ANDERSON CONVICTED.
    22 6 Reuter. NEW i ORK, Saturday. Anderson on January 30, was sentenced on lihe first count (o two years' imprisonment. —Reuter.
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    U.S. OIL SCANDAL.
    251 6 STATUS OF BDin Detail, NEW YORK l* A J e "v by the Pe^n> m the "New York T rr,''• the present p Sincla.r > Minister *ng off the Bni;sh economic d minat negot':<t.o:.-, a. r -> Company in 192] ploi.at.on of the N The Anglo-!' claims
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    THE LABOUR RULE.
    178 6 Home Secrttary on Fortia Policy. Reuter. LONDON. YtfW* In a speech at Burdey, V 'K* 1 has been ad pted as Labour •itf* in the bye-election, tie Hoots* tary, Mr. Arthur Herdersca, ing to the corresp ndenc* W* Macdonaid and Po r.care. opinion t'hat already a change
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    SELF-GOVERNMENT FOR INDIA
    14 6 Impossible at I Reuter. DELHI MKu-al enquiry 'j Act. Ite W
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    HAIL, THE NAVY!
    3542 7 Arrival of Special Service Squadron. Landing of the Admirals. n her history, the rare privilege tothe host to no fewer \MI Majesty's sh r ps, at anchor in the P of the nt array f Pfi v.* vi ta cci pses any that d in Singapore's rr>
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    139 7 Nearly a thousand Red Admiral and tortoiseshell butterflies at the London Zoo have been frozen to death in an ice-house- They were the victims of an experiment made to see whether the insects couM not thus be kept in a state of hibernation during the winter, to be taken out
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    RETIRING GENERAL.
    2262 8 CHINESE COMMUNITIES' HIGH TRIBUTES. "A Perfect Gentleman." A banquet which will not be forgotten for many day* was that aUhe Garden Club or, Saturday night, when I Qg members of the Chinese communities ii the Straits Settlements and F.MS, pttsd .of respect and devotion to the retiring G.
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    CASE AGAINST MR. BASHIR AHMAD.
    138 8 Extradition Warrant Granted. When sftie extnadi:'on proceedings, against Mr. Bashir Ahmad, who is wanted by the Indian Government to answer a charge of kidnapping, were concluded before Mr. P. F. David, the Distai*<Jt Judge on Saturday afternoon, His Honour made on order to that effect.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    192 8 Sports Pastimes. SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON. PROGRAMME OF THE VISIT TO SINGAPORE. Sports Events. TO-DAY, FEB. It S. C. C. Ground. SOCCER. Special Service Squadron v s. c. c. S. R. C. Ground. HOCKEY. Special Service Squadron v S. R. C RAFFLES SCHOOL Ground. SOCCER. A S. C. C. Side v
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    RUGBY.
    160 8 ENGLAND BEATS IRELAND. Reuter. BELFAST, Saturday. In the rugger match played hi showery weather 3n the presence of 16,000 people Englaind bes<t Ireland by 14 to 3. The baiir wafs very slippery iair»d Ireland was continually attacking the first twenty minutes. The Irish fullback Crawfcwd narrowly missed a penalty-gioal
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    BOXING.
    137 8 NAVAL VISIT. Good boxing programmes are be ng arranged on the occasion of the visit of the Naval Squadron. If fine these wiil take place at the Happy Valley by the kind permission of the propuietors and if wet they will be held at a Harbour Godown where a
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    54 8 AMERICA WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. PHILADELPHIA, To-day. Reuter. By defeating England in the final round by 3 to 2 matches, the United States has won the International Squash Racquets Championship, and the possession of the Lapham Cup. The two clays play resulted as follows:—United States 72 3 points, England 6V2
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    FOOTBALL.
    29 8 TO-DAY'S MATCHES. In the football matches this evening the S.C.C. play a team from the Battle Cnrsers and the S C.F-A. meet a team from the L?\ght Cruiser*.
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    HOCKEY.
    28 8 MATCH CANCELLED. The hockey match between the St. Joseph's Old Boys and the Special Serv'ce Squadron for to-day is cancelled owing to the stave of the ground.
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    ATHLETICS.
    31 8 Reuter. HOBART. Yesterday. Arneborg won the half mle champ'ooship of Australia in 10 min. 57 4-5 sec. Charlton uncompeting in the champ on ships and reserving himself for the Olympiad.—Reuter.
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    WATER-POLO.
    33 8 CLUB vs. H.M.S. HOOD. On Wednesday at 5 p.m. there will be a water polo match at the Swimming CiUb between the Club team and H.M.S. Hood of the Special Serv'ce Squadrqn.
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    SHAUKAT ALI RETURNS HOME.
    45 8 Ca'cultrv Jan. 25.—Shaukat Ali and Party returned to-day after a vist to Ceylon. They said that, while warvting naturally to preserve their individuality, the Ceylonese seemed to have no objection to form an integral of the future Un'ted States of India.
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    64 8 Mr. Widfred Charles Stewart Corry has been appointed by the Colonial Office to be Malayan O vil Service, and has left for Singapore to take up his appointment. Mr. Corry is the only son of the late Mr. James Stewart Corry, of Wilmar. Cadogan Park, Belfast, and Mrs. Corry, of
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    LATE MR. R. N. GOODWIN.
    732 9 AN APPRECIATION. It s with the deepest regret, wh'ch will be shared in many circles in Penang, and in Malaya generally, that we have to announce the death at home of Mr. Richard Nettleton Goodwin, the managing editor of the "Pinang Gazette." The sad intelligence
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      505 12 BANKS. I THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LTD. (Registered in London, undfr the Companies Acts of 1862 U 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed CapiUi £1,800,000! Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund ami Heat.. £1,352.105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E*. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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