Malaya Tribune, 3 April 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J SHIPPING GAZETTE. DAILY. XL -No. 80 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1924.
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      169 1 ■til* i:'iis*™*ll"""WWi» illi 1 1 I KURLO I [S SSURPABBBD FOR f w VSHING WOOLLENS, >N I I S. LACES, I I INBNS, AND ALL 1 WHITE OR m| oI'RED C FINE EABRICS. I ..il packet to-day. m S ssage Sons, Ltd- ited in England.) 2 ■■■I i! iiniiiMiuiniiiiuiiiiniuiniui i
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      259 1 SMART CHEMIST S ASSISTANT (Chinese) required for Counter-work. Only experienced men need. Apply personally to MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Coaid, SINGAPORE. ■>iari:n i i i iinuiiii:iiiiii:iniiiiiniyfc)i jiii'niiiin r THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMjfED (Incorporated in Hoagk^nir) 1-2 COLLYER CfUXY. Hawaiian Steal Guitars From $22.50 Ukuhiles From $12.00 Bass 2$jbs
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      202 1 v B lIARMO.N.V I I The glasses you wear should be I in harmony with your com- I pi ex ion and particular style of 1 I dress. Our Optometrists will do I I thig satisfactorily for you. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Cana! Road. Singapore. 1
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    ALLEGED COLLEGE THEFTS.
    767 2 FKESH CHARGBS AGAINST AN UNDERGRADUATE. The young 1 undergraduate, Alfrec Emsley Carr, 20, of Trinity Coi.ege was again belore the (Jam bridge magistrates to answer nine charge: of thefts in the various colleges oi the University, and one charge oi being in possession of a firearm am
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    "BOREDOM" CURE.
    120 2 German Professor's Treatment for Nerves. tVI S K e T e to the Wbt of boredom is t massaig-o. < In hi s sanator'a Profess n- TV™™ pre S cr.be 3 «boreW m«^ y h2 patients, and cla&n. to IfeavZ fo u „d Searad. iled and 33 thut
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2377 2 THE SPRING RACE MEETING. (Under S. R. A Rules of Racing.) Will be Held on Saturday, May 10. Tuesday, May 13. Thursday, May 15. Saturday, May 17. PROGRAMME. For the Informat ton of Members Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10. 1, 5 8. THE STEWARDS PURSE, PLATE
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      516 2 stMs* Heart jk A Pains and Sr% m l Headache U Remarkable Cure of a man \w» whose health was broken j«\ ip: by the hardships of war service. Mr HF Browne a farmer and SS^IsVn^PWSl dealer, as a result of hard military service, suffered from iMrHP»r,u-' v^: severe h?art
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      448 2 HAD VIOLENT HEADACHES. Was Extremely Nervous and Weak. Is Now in the Very Best of Health Thanks to DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. "About five years ago 1 was very much run-down, and suffered from violent says Mrs. A. B. Perera, Municipal Health Visitor, of Slave Island ward!, Colombo, Ceylon. "My
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    748 3 By R. O. Winstcdt, M.A., D. Litt. (Acting Director of Education IX 7.—HIGHER EDUCATION. (a). —«King Edward VII College of Medicine. The S S. and F M S. Government Medical School was founded in 1905 in raspcmse to a petition front many of the leadi »g Ch.nese
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    GIRLS GIVEN DOUBLE.
    85 3 Why an Aunt Left Her Nieces Twice as Much. M'ss Elizabeth Jane Tweedy, Truro, who left £14,467, pave the household effects to her nieces, Edith Mabel Shirley and Dorothy Tweedy, annuities of £25 each to Francos Ann Milford aTJd Gertrude Mcore, and the res due between her
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      368 3 j 'mmm v**mmmm \b by v. I rcv\ m Regain WW your Vitality British Doctors regularly recomikI Mall's Wine* as a most nderful Strengthening and I nergising Tonic, 1 (all's Wine is unequalled tor restor- j ing vital energy. The first vlosc does S you wouand the benefits;ire lasting THE
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      457 3 OH! HOW IT HURTS. That's what you say about that pahaXuI fweOJag °n your knee or jow. But what are you going to do nbout it—sit there and suffer Perhaps you have tried all sorts of embrocations and found no relief. These are just the sort of cases in which
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      169 3 for W\ cigarettes you buy and you can be sure of getting a cigarette that cannot be bettered no matter what you pay. l The bright golden leaves of Virginia Tobacco used in L the making of THREE CATS cigarettes come t from the famous Old Belt and Eastern Carolina
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1034 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." GLADYS WALTON IN HAWAII. Witih the two small brothers of Duke Kahanamok:, the famous Hawaiia-n swimmer, to teach hor how to manage a surf-boarM and to play the "uke," G adys Wa.ton, popular star of Universal pictures, spent a
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      251 4 f AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA TANJONG PAGAR ROAD From Wednesday, April 2, to Friday, April 4. In the Second Show at 9.30. In the First Show at 7.30. Eves Film Review Farm Follies Darillg DangerS Comedy in Two Reels. Western drama in 2 Parts Mathias Sandorf Serial rn 9 Episodes Fppp
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      249 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From MonYay, March 31, to Saturday, April 5. Id the Secord Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. HODKINSON Presents Robert McKini in A Certain Richman In 6 Reels. CARL LAEHHLE Presents Gladys Walton In a sparkling story of a romantic shop girl whose vivacious
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      362 4 AMUSEMENTS A ,7 nv SURINA THEATRE A **Y* A m mmmmmmm* P'Ctures can't tell ASHAMED «F YOUR mmm PARENTS WILD ESIERN mHm m Wv Don't miss this big Picture all Singapore §MW GAIETY rnH^M DON'T FOBGET THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME. |L W- J J WILLI 4W RUSSELL NIGHT X
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    298 5 fO-DAY, APRIL 3. J mbo Bombay •Atlas Maru 3 p.m. > Rangoon Calcutta Ethiopia 3 pjn. •GienfaLlcchl 3 p.m. n •at *Aing Leong 3 p.m. »r "Sri Muar 3 p.m. M 4 Hervar 3 p.m. Vonda i 3 p.m. Siagkel 4 p.m. Kingyuan 4 p.m. a Muar* Hye
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    140 5 [side the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. Sil capo re, April 3. Ibe ship indicates the a t of and the word unbef of the Gate to enter at. bst Wharf (Cate 1.) East End E st 22: Genoa Mara, 2 Main kerf (Gate 3.) 18;
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    21 5 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. week end ng April 6: 8 —liaind Practice, B IS p.m. I RANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    354 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUKISKH. Local—43% cents. London.—ls. o%d. TIN. London,.—£26o.5 jO. Local.—sl3ooo per p cul 125 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* Gambier $27.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 33.00 Mixed Bl: ck Pepper 18.25 Sundried Copra 11.20 Mixed Copra 11.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.50 Med.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    100 5 C. of C. Ru. er Association. S .rapore, April 3. Pale Crepe Clos Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London ..bles quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked S Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 43 1 4 43 April 43% 43^4 April to June 44 44% July to Sept 45 45%
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 5 Sing ore, Ap~l 3. On London Bank 4 months' girt 2s. 4 5j32d Demand 2s. '4 l'l6d Pr:va:e 3 months' ,-ht 2s. 4 17;32d On Ind a Bank Tel. Transit 167% On Hongkong— B.;nk demand draf* 1% p.c. pan. On Shanghai— B:nk demand (Iral3 71 On Java— Bank Tel.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    89 5 Londo: April 1. Manchester Market— BX48 X 4 lbs s'u rtings fair .newbasis) 16,6 40's Grey Yarns single Twist 30 6 lbs. T. Cloth fair 24 yards 13|6 Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully M ddling American) 17 51 Cotton Egyptian 21 30 Metals— Tin.—Std. 3 months £256.12.6 Produce—
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    RUBBER AND SHARES.
    761 5 WEEKLY IMPORT MESSRS. MACPHAIL CO. LTD. Su<gapore, Yesteiday. With the prces of both tin and rubber showing large fluctuations during the past week, business has riot been easy to nfcgot ate and the genorafl bofte of the market has been unsteady. Rubber shares are in better demand
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    GRAVE WARNING BY LORD LYTTON.
    234 5 Ca Icuita, March 18.—Addressing the Bengal Legislative Council today. His Excellency Lcrd Lytton urn red a warning regarding the resn"t of the total rejection of the Budget. He pa nted out that he had power to restore all the grants cn the reserved side, but
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    160 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 3. High TJJaa—lo.s a.m., 10.4« p.m. Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall, 5.15 p.m. Kaa's Hawaxans Happy Valley, 5.15 and 9 p.m. Harmston's Circus.. 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, April 4. Hgh Tides.—lo.4s a.m., 11.8 pm: Dutch homeward mail leaves. Kelarntlan Go.d annl. mtg.. AdeQphi,. noon.
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    EDUCATION OF MALAYS.
    877 6 Education in Malya has progressed a: a pace nearly equivalent to the development of Malaya itse f; and any examination cf the present posit-on nmst. be made with a constant reference to tha: devel-piment. It it no: to be den ed, however, that certain rroposi ior.s present
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    498 6 Wanted—A Real Fakir. There is another great Empire Exh bitio i problem that wants sclving —"Who can find an Ind an fakir who can do Jhe famous rope trick?" They didn't want to worry Sir Sydney Oliv.tr the new Secretary for India, about this. So Mr. Bhumgara
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    VOLUNTEER RIFLE ASSN.
    308 6 Easter Meeting. A two days prize meeting has been arranged by tihe Singapore Rifle Assoc ation to be held at Easter, on Saturday and Monday, April 19 and 21. Entrance fees for ad matches are 50 cents, or six dollars for all the events of the meeting.
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    THE BISHOP OF SINGAPORE.
    40 6 The Bishop of Singapore (the R ght Rev. Dr. Ferguson-Davit and lira. Fcrgusoi-Dav.e graved back in Singapore yesterday (Tuesday) aftern/i a from tiar.tr l (Ch'na) where the Bishop has been a tend'ng the triennial Canton Synod.
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    379 6 The Indian Associaion Singapore wtn be grlriTi to Kuala Lumour rlurir> holilay., where they wll b the guests lot the Selanpvr Indian h -rkev cricket footba'l. tfWs ard badm nton fe tatf to plry against the rho?e who want ihonM communicate wtft the R.>n S:cr->-t-a-ry as oar y as poes'hlc.
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    DR. TAGORE DEPARTS.
    183 6 CROWD BIDS FAREWELL AT THE DOCKS. Mementoes for the Poet. KEEN DESIRE TO RETURN. Mr. Low Kway Song presented Dr. Rabmdranath Tagore yesterday w h a portrait in oils of the famous poet he had painted h mself and Mr. Gnainvil e Roberts presented the poet with
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    164 6 A Splend d Show. A record gatJhering sought admission to Harmston's Circus last night when a complete change of programme was presented. The showwas a great success a.id was much appreciated. Miss Bell's trick pony "Ch ck" opened the programme after the usual orchestral item. Amat's head and
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    PENANG NEWS.
    80 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG. Yesterday. While the police were taking four prisoners they had arrested for gambling to the pol ce station, they were assaulted at Bricige-st by a number of Chinese, who threw botttJes and stones at them. Two of the men escaped, one w.th the
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    KAAI'S HAWAIIANS.
    44 6 A tremendous crowd was attracted to h- Hapoy Va.ley last niu'ht by tihe opening' performance on tbe return v s.t of Kaai s Hawai'an?, the ever popular troupe of musical performer*. V>a performance trill be repeated to n.ght and following n ghta.
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    SUPREME COURT CASES.
    102 6 Thirty-one cases are down for beanfag in the Supreme Court this monjJ.i, metadtaqg two Bankruptcy ma&ters re lading to the affairs ctf Chop X.m Hin (ex-,parte Ado.ph Frinuur).. and Kwek Kee Chong. Other actions for trial are as fo Low: The Hoe Aik Steamsnip Company Ltil. v.rsus
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    31 6 From China and Japan by sjb. Per m. due Singapore 4 p.m. tomorrow. From Eurv>p c (London maila despatched March 13) by 6-s. Tara. due Penang 6 a.m. bo-morrow.
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    PECK-RUSSELL CASE.
    170 6 DEFENDANT IX TBE (From Our Own Com. j, I KUALA LUMPUR, I Late yesuday after,, km I Kuwseii cv*. eoeead an I stage when .Mr. R U M I lendant, starred h. s evS I ir.g to Mr. Oa.iv.i- M bM4 be had been ivrpu Inter in m;ni..g
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    LATE MRS. ANCHANT.
    151 6 The ol.ior generate:i of p-cs of Siugap'. re. wi.o v ta hu: tmw&m d (a taatr j Maiacca haw* aiwavs bee u v th., dealt, rj SMer St M Convc-nt of the Holy fa over bU y.nrs. On M i away fa bar Hit.: v y Henrietta
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    EGYPTIAN DANCERS.
    61 6 rouds Fl< ck to See Them. The four charming E^ r y;r ar dancers at the New Wor.d arc a'great attraction and crowds jam fur admission every night. The btsau.ifui danteiing performmces of tin -v grh are excellent and al. lovers f ..anc;ng ahould avail themselves of th
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    SIAMESE LOAN.
    27 6 LOXDOX. Yeatereaj In tlie Siamcai Lean, bug: sppV eanfee reeasva ten par cert in I naal applicants nl. Dealings ha\ mjac d at tare premium.—Reuer.
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    256 6 MESSRS. ROBINSON AND <U LIMITED. The D-recfcote of Bniri Robinmx arid Co. in their fourth Maul report and statement of ace ante, fflt the tinaneial year ended January 31, 1924, state that the profits fur tM year anion t to $217,681 25 I must he added the balance
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    48 6 March Output. K Messrs. Barlow and Co. Am H Kua'a G h Rubber Co., 1 k lbs. M MajeTie (Jo ho re) Rubb.r fl Ltd BO'O lb?. Muar Itnm Estates Ltd 11 1' fl| Permas Rubber Co. Ltd. 1> Rfl Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd. 20: B
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      82 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No. Extrem sts Upset 7 Education of Malays Thus page Notes and Comments This page Dr. Ta&are This pafij Ptck-Russd Case page Police Courts This page P-TdnKjl Cabinet 7 Military Control 7 China Coast P rates 7 Valuation of Estates 7 Sewerage and Water 8 Alleged
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    EXTREMISTS UPSET.
    638 7 Eviction and Unemployed Tenants. Rent Clause Opposed. Labour Again Saved from Defeat. Reuter. iNDON, Yesterday. .••r,iiir..it is going to arm t dm was the sug- < ervative Mr. k question t'me, CVmservatrve front 1 in the chorus of nmost answers on using scheme undents etiG. h throughout the
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    FRENCH CABINET.
    132 7 VIOLENT SCENE IN HAMBER. I nmmunist Ranter. PREMIER on THE RUHR POLICY. Reuter. PARIS. Yesterday. 1 reply to interpeUavernmeat'a policy in s interrup ed owing which necessitated suspension of the Die arose from a remark to M. Poin•he War Minister, a result of wh eh a calling M.
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    CINEMA THEATRE ABLAZE.
    51 7 Panic Stricken. Reuter. Ui ;o CITY, Yesterday. v. re killed an 1 ■i ci enia 1 lieattfw 1 ibaya C ty. A panic tbr-iak and "be majoriwere electrocuted t banging reck-high in and w\ire trampled ;'d rush 1o the exits, that a sih irt e'rcuit waa c
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    MILITARY CONTROL.
    150 7 GERMAN REPLY TO AMBASSADORS. Alarm in Paris. ADOPTING AN INDEPENDENT ATTITUDE Reuter. BERLIN, resterday. The German reply tc he Ambassador's Conference on th ques ion of military control presents, las: night, suggests that the propos investigation of Germrn armame g should he carried out by the Co. tie
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    RUBBER EXHIBITION.
    54 7 Straits and Malay States Included. Reuter. BRUSSELS. Yes rday. The Sixth Interinat'onal Ri 'er Exhibit on irias openofJ. The X mt' es represented include the Sftrai v Malr.y Sates Ceylon and the Dutc Ind es. A ?-ei ies of intenT.nt onal coi reric-es is heJie held in conned.^;ci
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    EIGHT HOUR DAY
    49 7 Britain Taking the Lead. Reuter. LONDON, Yeste >ay. Ia the House of Commons a ques'ion time Mr 'Shaw said t} t he hoped to introduce an eight ho. day b il shortly. Whether or not If reign countr'es took similar steDS th h'll will cover iext'lers.
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    CHINA COAST PIRATES.
    139 7 QUESTION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Matter to be Considered. SHIPS WANT TO INSTAL WIRELESS. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. In the House of Commons Lord Curzon drew attention to what he described a? an al rm ng increase if piracy in Sou h Ch na waters. He declared
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    BRITISH STEAMER ON FIRE.
    176 7 Ship to be Abandoned. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. Twelve fatondred pli telma for J kiah, aboard tbe burning BriitJsh st. amer Frangesttan from Bombay ace making for Port StOa.n where they ar> dv at diybreak on April acecsnpan: d by the Clan M c lver, while the
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    THE WEMBLEY STRIKE.
    94 7 Mounted Police Clear Grounds. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. A strong- force of moUEfted and unmounted police have matters well in hand at tho Empire Exhibition a d forcibly ejected d \S chairman of a meeting wh eh the strttoars attempted to hdVl inside rtihe grounds. Th.> art.i;srts and
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS.
    84 7 Australia's Status. Reuter. MELBOURNE Yesterday. Asked in thj House of Representative if on accordance wi h the defence r.soluli.cn of the Imperial Conference he would summon a Pacific Conference or> fuclthar d sarmament to bri hrfd in Australia Mr. Bruo? said that \vh''e he dij not think
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    NEWCASTLE CONSULATE INCIDENT.
    63 7 Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. Letters were exchanged between Mr MacDona'd and the American Amh i'sador w th regard to the Newcas le Consulae incident mentioned yesterday. The Prime Minister says that af.er further eors'derat on the Government is not preipared to insis* upon the charge against Consuls of
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    AMERICAN NEWS.
    115 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Yesterday. Mr. Coolidge has selec ed the New Ycrker. Harlan Score to succeed Daugherty.—Reuter. HEAVY SNOWSTORM. NEW YORK, Yes erday. The heav'est snowstorm of the season occurrcii ovejr the entire eas...rn VJi> Kbu of the country to-day. Six to eight inches fell in New Y4rk a-:d
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    VALUATION OF ESTATE.
    1515 7 OPTIMISTIC VIEWS ON RUBBER PRICES. Naval Base Site Dispute. Tne dispute in regard to the acquisition for the purposes; of the naval base scheme of land, owned by Mr. Oscar Olsen at Sembawang was c.ntinued in the Supreme Court yeste:Ja-' befot'e Chief Justice Sir Wsiter Shaw, Meauna
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    POLICE COURTS.
    208 7 FIFTEEN CHINESE HAULED UP Secret Socie y Case. F.fte. n Ch:nc3.? who were arrest d in a ho us J at Tanjong Pagar a few nights ago by Mr. Mitchell A. S. P. were p.oiJluc d n the Second Police Court and charged with beting menir bers of
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    32 7 LONDON, Yes erday. Ths Princ? of Wiles hr.s g no to Biarrrutz f r a ten days' stay to recucefrom ,th j effects otfils ac id sit. —Ruatef.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    129 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo N chi N'chi Shimbun" for the folio wing: TOKTO Tuesday. Mr. Sh'nzo Sakarobu h:s been -ppo'.-.U l M niter at Sai.iago. The fish market stalks "a Tokio is row ended owing to the prod offices of Mr. Natsra a he mayor
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    SEWERAGE AND WATER.
    2199 8 Perilous Margin Prevents Extensions. Water Engineer's Views. Road Construction and New Sewers. The following memorandum by the Water Engineer, on the possibilities of sssss age development as effected by *.he water supply ava lable at present assf Si the near future, is for-ua.rd.-d for publication: 1. ThtW
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    CRICKET.
    56 8 SRC vs. LANKA UNION. The following will represent the former in the above fixture which comes off on Saturday on the S-R.C. ground:— o R A (Capt.) G. Armstrong. S. I). Gauder L. Bligh T. Leijssius, A. H. Gaudier, E. G. Wheatley V. C Westerhowt, W. A. Keyth, E.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1056 8 Sports Pastimes. BOXING. LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE ORIENT. The following let er received by us from Mr. Edwin EL Tait, principal of the Stad urn. Manila, and of the Olympic Athlete Club, Inc., supports the COS tendon that Pelky now holds the Orient lightweight title. Pelky beat Silvino Jam to
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    FOOTBALL.
    403 8 SCC. AND S.C.F.A. DRAW. One of the best games seen here since the last soccer season was witnessed on the Padang yseterday afternoon when the S nga pore Cricket Club and the Straits Chinese Football Ass do at ion. provided a series of thrills in a Yiiendiy game whT.ch
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    HOCKEY.
    162 8 R. E. BADLY BEATEN. Past a:*. Pres Raffle lent R. E. t .Vi f.J i tbglHtrr i a:. I had nod thcu'tv n beatjjrTTh'? Erg ners by 7 go lis to n tmfJhjh pay by the halves and fine c nib nation in the f rward %pu R. E
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    142 8 S.R.C. TOURNAMENT. MONDAY'S TIES. Double Handicap* F. A. Abuqut rque and X Oi. voro owe 15 vs. H. G. Stack and A. L. Qoelho care 1". 3. Mixed Deables. N. E. E*s and E. OHveino vs. E. E <L Soutsa and G. de Souza. A. SingJe Handicap. G.
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    GOLF.
    50 8 Reuter. PINEHURST. Yesterday. Hagon won the North Sou.h open go f chompionsh p, scoring 283 for seveaty.wo holes. Cyril Walker was second wth 285. The Bri ishers U vers and Ockenden played poorly, withdrawing at the end of the third round. The Australian Kirkworvl k.. a score of 296.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    560 10 Singapore, March 31. MEAT. Article. Prces. c. Beef round steak kati 0.42 Beef a'ew or curry kati 0.32 Pork lean ka i O.GO Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.50 Mutton Indian lb. 067 Mutton Australian lb. (Govt 0.67 Fowl kati 0.47 Capons (Locally reared) kati
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      520 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,352.105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir
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