Malaya Tribune, 16 April 1924

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.I 0 AND mmw^K SHIPPING GAZETTE. t EVENING DAILY. V XI. N 91 •/SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16. 1924.
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      178 1 I SOAP WAFERS j WOOLLENS [NE FABRICS E FOR A I EE TRIAL PACKET. I m m m tg« Sons, Ltd. Z tied ia England.) ii Road. 5 ,iiii i i i i i i i.iiiiiiiiiiiuiit 1 Sole Agents: cj I United Engineers Limited, I (hmpMe< In thi Siraits Sett'ements.)
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      286 1 SH«!P©8 SBaVIMG SUCK &i etc. Just Received. MEDICAL HAIL LTD 23, Battery i>oad, SINGAPORE «■li«lUi:U*littUI I I I I l.tt-WUIMIMlltillillHIUIintiW THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated In Hoj^rkon^V 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guiiars From 22.50 Ukulules From $12,00 Bass fh**m 30 inch. S6O.1G I Key Flutes From
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      167 1 -r t r~m HARMONY I The glasses you wear should b* i I in harmony with your com- 4 I p; ex ion and particular style of I I dress. Our Optometrist* w:ll do 1 I th' 3 sat sfactoriiy for you. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO, 2 I 15,
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    DANGERS OF MOTORING.
    1989 2 SOME SUGGESTED REFORMS. BY LORD MONTAGU OF BEAULIEU. Ever s'r.ce motor vehicles began to use roads, there have been recurring periods during which the public has complained of the recklessness of drivers, and the police, consequently, have become more than usually wi.tchful for what arc known as
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2281 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'ctn of Members Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10. 1, 5 8. THE STEWARDS PURSE, PLATE and
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      232 2 Ttfe Emergency Meal Professional or business people who sometimes through pressure of work or lack of appetite miss a regular meal, find Malted Milk j PREDIGE5TED an admirable substitute—a complete food beverage—very easily digested, whilst rich in all that is required to maintain strength and vitality. It ĕis at once
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      87 2 A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. My health is my greatest asset and the sustaiament of good health almost entirely depends upc<n functional regularity. Therefore it is WJJ to always keep at hand a mild laxative and liver regulator such as mm Pinkettes for use, when necessary to prevent cons-pation, dispel bilious
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    THE COLOUR BAR.
    1287 3 FULL TLXT Ot ROYAL PROCLAMATION. The Important Cause. The following Proclamation, issued by Her Late Majesty QuetM Victoria ;n 1858 to the inhab ian"\s of India and referred to by the Hon. Mr. P. K. Nambyar may be equally applicable to the iohabitan.s of Malaya, especially as
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      476 3 dared of Mr. H. Jarvis J.P., G f Bick ham Park Koad, Plymouth, England, says A distressing burning eczema, which extended over the whole o c the fleshy partof my legs, defied all the usual medicU treatment. A near relative got me to apply Zam-Buk. Xe*t morning my skin did
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      372 3 fnmiiHtsl Red Spots Over Top of Baby's Head. Hair Fell Out. My baby's trouble began with tiny red spots of a wet nature on the top of her head, just over the forehead, which in a short time spread to her head and formed a dry scale. It also afTected
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      347 3 j THREE GOOD THINGS. I M res ffi I i I 1111 ;||3 I I 85 cts. per bottle. jjj Obtainable from all dealers. ..10 cents allowed on return of bothe. j FRASEf? NEAVE LTD, 1 1 SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES. S i i I i t I i rurmui iriauifillltuililiii
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    816 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. "FAIR LADY." By "Felmar." 'Rex Beach's "Fair Lady,'' now at the Gale y Theatre is an attraction that does credit 10 everyone associated wth its produc.. and t-o tlie theatre presenting u\ It is a hundred per cent enterta nmer.t in
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    SENSATION IN ROME.
    75 4 London, April 2—The Rome corof the "rimes" says bhat Mr Gigtto, the Rome correspondent of the "Daily Herald," wag expelled from Italy by order of the Minisar of the Interior on "account of hrs calumniating propaganda against Government prestige and the u'.gmly of Italy." ttle The Minister's
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      576 4 AMUSEMENTS im\M CINEMA" From Wednesday, April 15, to Friday, April 18, In the First Shew at 7 30. The Man Who Waited IN 5 PARIS. Featuring Pr ink Braid Wood. Mathias Sandorf Episodes 5 and (> in 4 Parts (Final Episodes 7, 8 and 9 Saturday next In the Second
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      422 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" \mm THEATfir Wednesday is the last night of «I riC this Big Programme. TO-MGif r j Until Foe, j Next complete change on Thursday as we RFNnv close on Good Friday. ■Willi LtONAPn A« the Da.hir lg hTtT Doea your wife know about the- In the most d,,-
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    456 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Local.---42 cents. London.—Is. 0%d. TIN. London.—£243.5.0. Local.—$124 per picul 125 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Seller» Gambler 527 00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube I White Pepper 31.50 Mixed B ack Pepper /.50 Sundried Copia 10.90 Mixed Copra 10.60 Small Flake Tapioca ;13.25 Med.
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    ALLEGED RASH DRIVING.
    141 5 STREET ACCIDENT SEQUELS. As a sequel to a fatal motor accident which occurred ;n Robinson-road on Frday, tbe Malay dr.ver employed by Mr. Mitchell, A S P., was produced before" Mr. Gouriay. in the Third Piofee Court yesterday and d lirged wit h caus.nj;j ohe death of
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    NAVAL BASE SITE.
    535 5 CIIILF JUSTICE DELIVERS JUDGMENT. Award More Than Sufficient." In he Supreme Corni on Monday the Ch el Juat.cfe, S r Waller Shjaw delivered judgment; in the action aris ng out of the acqu sit on of land by the Government at S mbawang Road belonging to Mr.
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 164 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 169 equal to $100.
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      25 5 PALLADIUM. Last Two Nights only. Paul Vmograooff, Pianist, from the Paris and Moscow Conservatoires of Music will give a Chopin recital today and to-morrow night.
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      426 5 'liiliililliiliiluluiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiMiiifiiiiiiiiaiiiiiaiiii F.IEDICAL NCTE3. I DIAL ETY LIN: The vegetable Zcure for DIABETES. No inject ons, I no special d et. I Box of 30 wafers: $5.00' I 21 H/ TINE: Prophy axis of Ga.--I Iro-Enterit s in Suckl.ng infanta. I Prevent diarrhoea and rickets. Per Vz lb. tin: $2.75. I
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      225 5 TITAN j BRAND J j Cement BmBnt Sole Importer. J v'lmk \f>'-'' t Selling Agent» I' Borneo Sumatra feJl G Aarely 1 i Trading Co., Ltd. ¥A W RAFFLE PI UF i (laoorpimtedioHoUaod) >C€ T.l-gr.m A I'KELT. HARRISONS BARKER Co., Ltd., K. Lumpur, P. Swettenham, Klang. Olltstation Ag3ntS AYLESBURY MUTTER
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      168 5 'nauaitanauaiiaifaManßiiauaMaiiaMaMatianaiißiißnaiiasiaiTaiißiiaiißiianßiiaiißi tana ii«ushbii«i istisi istts: ia*ta nat ta:isn«ttaiuaiiaittst tßiiai isi^ OH! MIMA! ARE YOU SIRPiiISED TO SeE Hl>W I GROW 1 I WHEN FEEDING ME WITH HOMOGEN I I ;,«n The Natural Milk Food for i ft sfe ,r~~'V babies and mothers, is made from I N L^^T"' the purest
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      609 5 mails close. T" I'AV. APRIL 16. Kepong 2 p.m H Krlantan, Patani, K r Bandon and Suddhadib 2 p.m. Amoy, Shanghai Hosang 2 p.m. H ri Calcutta Ceylon Maru 2 p.m. H ;ng* Van Cloon 2 p.m. Taming 2 p.m. H *Mt-na 3 p.m. H Port Said* ■j na* Legazpi
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      58 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore April 14. Bar Red Fah 1016 6, 1013 5. 1014 4 Tamp 85, 87, 84. Wet Bulb Tbor 81, 80, to. Dir of Wind E SE S E. Max Temp in 89. Min Temp in shade 74. Max in Sun 139. M'n on Grass
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    636 6 In a memo: a ulum to Mr. Kami) MacLX)na!d, leading London ba.tkets have laid down clearly ihe provision* which will hare to be made before trade v V th Russ a can be accomplished. Government control of commerce in Russia definitely bars the way to any development
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    566 6 Fancy Rubber Dresses. t The fancy dress ball hcsld in Eng. JJ y *v harftuti n *f die Ral ber i sstry was a auccejasfa affair. A variety of costum-.s designed in NShber were worn, and the firs: prise for or finality was awarded to a dress
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    90 6 Last week-end the "Malaya Tribune" record cralation Jfcore, sfaer series of steady increases day by day. BRUSSEL Monday. The Cab':et has approved of a commerc al treaty with Japan based on the most-favcured nation prme pis In the Cathedral of the Good Sheo- ;r«d the at the Foo^f X; Cross
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    KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
    322 6 MARCH PROFESSIONAL iPASS LIST. Second Professional Examination. Abdul Saonat Chong Song Joon, X. Oopa'piiiay Miss Gurat ake, V L Miss* P, Mik X m Hwee, J. E. tSeevare.T.am. V. J. Seevare nam, C. L. Tesse-pohn Pass i Anatomy, Ohua Choir Ttck. First Professional Examinationw
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    389 6 On Saturday evening a pleasant si i funct'on took place at the Raffles Hotel, wh-re about, twenty student numbers of the Eurasia: L ion of the Med'cal College held their bi-annual dinner, with Dr. Victor Norris in ihe char. Nine gentlemen and three lady member* of the Singapore Natural History
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    320 6 HO HONG BANK LTD. The seventh annual general meeting of the Ho Hong Bank Ltd was convened and (held on Tuesday, April 8, 1924 at 2.30 p m. at its Registered Office, No. 94 Market-street, S ngapore. Bes'des, Mr. Lim Peng Mau, who was in the chair, there
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    IPOH NEWS.
    160 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) IPOIL Yesterday. Ihe first annual dinner of the Perak Boxing Association was held on Saturday, presided over by the British Resident. The report showed an annual expenditure of $6,000. with a debit of $400 which is being wiped off by remarkable support from the
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    PECK vs. RUSSELL.
    438 6 (Jrom 0'ir Own Correspondent.) -A LLMPUR Yesterday. Mi. Brad-del!, continuing h!s address it v ciuy, pojii ed < ui he condition W ne A, a T T iJ 'f nie agent of a t --1 d s i't«s on the fiduc ary rciat: -rsh p ex&iirg bo.h
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    UNITED ISLAMIC ASSOCIATION.
    70 6 Under the chairmanship of M Chief Kadi of Singapore, baaa Hn Mohanniiid Yui bin Haj rned Sa ol J P.. a lecture as i verod by Dr. Hal H. S. M L.M S.. at tte Club H use f tH AosociatLn (No. I, Loi ag lanaj-.road) e
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    PENANG NEWS.
    107 6 (From Our Own Coriv.»p •niii-ti.) PENANG, Yeste -ay The repcrt of the direct irs .f Batu Balai Rubber Co. states the total sum of $137,437 was ipended on the development >f estate and the c ost ptr plant.. --M to date was $267. The totai 2t» panted is
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 6 From Europe (Londoj raaib sa> patched March 27) by s cfae Penar.g (3 a.m. an FrW9, m 18th inst. From Holland and Genaanj P. der Nederlamkn. dm SisfU 3 p.m. t -day. Mail's despatched fn,m *w March 21 by s.s. Kawi. JeUrerel Londo.t April 13.
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      392 6 I ROBINSON CO., LI D. I /Incorporated in Singapore.) SINGAPORE. B B f LADIES DEPARTMEM NOW SHOWING A VARIETY OF NEW SPRING GOODS. Hats, Dresses, Ribbons, Materials, Flouncings, Hosiery, Shoes, etc. I also a nice I selection of Childrens clothing. -«■•'■"■«■"■"■niiriniiriiriitiiiiniiiiiiiu^^ r'" 1 ■-••;'««"«nwi«i!»ii»n»«aii«H»ii«ii«i;«ii»n«u«H«ti»n UJ Books of General Interest to
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      87 6 THE NEW VERSION. U'ith the Necessary Apologies. John Andersen my j 0 John. You've left us in the cart O John, my doling jo John, And weary i s my heart. The Civil Service gates are closed Gone are the rigWte that once reposed John Anderson, my jo John In
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      278 6 CHURCH S£Kv^ s ANDREWS < n il G*H i ridav 8 a.m. Cblld Rev. Thte 1 9-12 Mat,". f S and Medita' Words. T; i. jF 2 p.m. Cantom tion. 030 p.m. Ev< r 915 p.m. Lai H. Parson--.' erv Ba ite r j? 1 a.m. Ifatinsai 5.30 p.m. At
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      167 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 16. H'gh Tides.—7 38 am., 8.56 >.m. B. I. homeward mail leaves. Sar.dycroft Rubber, H. Barker's, neon. Premyslav Concern, Dutch club, 9 p.m. "The Crucifixion," St. Andrew's Cathedral, 9.15 p.m. Box ng: h.'t;y vs. Grady, Valley, 9.15 p-m. To-morrow, April 17. H'gh
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    NEGOTIATIONS-NEAR.
    172 7 Germany Accepts Experts' Reports. MR. MACDONALD'S VIEWS. Ccnir.en's on Ai glo-Russian Conference. H of Commons y ester- niier made an mportant the Experts' Reports Y- Reparations problem. v .1 averred that the Briwas wil-i1r.fr to sup♦Ttircty, the recomf< i\h by the Experts, her Governments con-j-;-epirtd to adopt a Mr.
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    REPARATIONS PROGRESS.
    317 7 BRIT MI (iOYERNMENTS* VIEWS. Premie*"- Important Statement. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday, i: !i 'Us* of Commons yester- y. l.i.t,-1> ::aid dealing with the Lx. rts RejJ ms sa d that ati.ached so much im- agreed reco/innnendar~- icr. could be brought into i eratlon, that they were i uhe schcnie
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    DECLARA TION.
    137 7 > IKS STILL THE SAME." a a Principles. I OSCOW, Yesterday. a speech at T.fls on ied the report in the he was opposed to over the PfSjll "b an I aid hat he sta i i n a sad Rumania on that abnormal and that IV and
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    HOME PRESS CONGRATULATES PREMIER.
    269 7 Tory Tapers Sceptical. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Newspapers generally congratulate •>lr. MacD na.d on his firm yet t.c ful tfeech a: the ope.; ng of the Anglouuss.a.i Conference. Conservative o-gan-; are seep, cal cf the success 0 f ihe Conference a d are inclined to ques ion
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    COTTON COMPETITION.
    158 7 Lancashire Steks Parliamentary Protection. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. In she House of Commons in the committee stage of the Traies Facilities Bill Mr. Remer referr 'o the competition of the Lancashire Textile Industry was meeting- in the Far East and India moved an amendment that r.o loan or guaranr.ee
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    MINERS' DISPUTE.
    42 7 Court of Inquiry Appointed. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. The M n aiter of Labour has appointed a court of inquiry into the coalmining dispute with Mr. Buckmaster as Chairman the rest being Me-stfrs. Doscce, Brruwner and A. G. Ca meron.—Reut er.
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    SEISMOGRAPHIC SHOCKS.
    132 7 Reuter. VICTORIA, YeJerday. Officials of the Dominion observatory were mystified yesterday by a ser es of very ntense se'isnx» graphic sh»ucks lasting far four hours. The superintend nt of tJa-e observaory estimates the centre of disturbance about 1,500 miks from Victoria probably n the vcinily of North Aleutian
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    JAPAN'S NOTE TO AMERICA.
    576 7 GRAVE CONSEQUENCES PROBABLE. STRONG RESENTMENT OF v VEILED THREAT.' PRESIDENT'S ACTION UNLIKELY. Reuter. A hitherto cordal relationship between Japan and America has been suddenly endangered by the clause in the Immigration B 11 of America inhibiting Japanese from entering the States. Tho Japanese Fore go Minister
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    INDIAN BUDGET IMPASSE.
    243 7 GOVERNOR CERTIFIES BUDGET DEMANDS. Result of "Obstruction.' Reuter. DARJEELING, Yesterday. His Excelllsncy the Governor (Lord Lyt on) has decided to ceri.i:fy a number of Budget demands rejected as a resulli. of (he "Swarajis. pal cy, throwing out ron ons cf the Benjjl budig t and the refusal
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 7 [We do not necessarly endorse the opinfouis expres ed by correspondents.]
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    THE MOSQUITO PEST.
    114 7 (To The Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") S'p—The 'houses facing the Rochore Canal are infcste*! with mosquitoes owing to the canal bring full of muck, empty old tins rotten logs and stagnant dirty water has mcde it an easy spot for breeding mosquitoes during the dry weather. Tbo Municipality
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    CRUISERS FOR AMERICA.
    101 7 HUGE COST OF NEW SHIPS. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. The House cf Representatives naval committee hr.s approved of the. Bill authorising the construction cf eight fast ten thousand ton cruisers, costing eleven million dollars each, exclusive* of armament. Also of six gunboats costing $700,000 each, for use in
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    ANTWERP SHIPPING.
    81 7 SEVERAL MISHAPS OCCUR. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. The p it of Antjwarp is suffering severely n consequence of sands making the Sche.u't impassable. Recently there have beeu numerous shipping casualties and an crder has been issued forbidding ships exceeding twenty-five feet draught to come up the River. Many ships
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    WIRELESS AT HOME.
    91 7 EMPIRE BROADCA STING. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. The "Daily Teltgraph" lii mi that a t'ab':et Commi tee oa Wireless is P renting a report to the Cabinet to-day. The committee yesterday heard the Marconi representatives and there is every reas-a to believe that ?atis(fiac!toiy arrangements can be made
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    SOUTHAMPTON STRIKE.
    33 7 Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. Southampton shipyard workers r iave dee ded to resume on cond tion that an immeiltate conference he hed to secure uniformity between Southampton and London rales of pay.
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    THEFT AND HOUSEBREAKING.
    203 7 DARING OF DANISH ED ROGUES. Several cases of housebreak ng and iheft were dealt wth by Mr. Pryde, the Distr ct Judge yesterday. Sentence of twelve months'* rigor jus imprisonment was passed on a Chinese who was chargd by Mr Meredth. Court Inspector, wth ds-hone-st!,y retaining stolen
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    829 7 TITI TIN CO., LTD. The directors of the above company have issued.: the following report:—Gentlemen, your directors beg to submit herewith their report for the rear ended October 31, 1923, t gether wi-h a duly audita statement of accounts, for that period. A profit of $8.673.51 was made
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    43 7 Reuter. Reuter. MOSCOW Yesterday. On Ap.ril 14 the aomniitteos of the National Demncratic and Menl vik Paytiies at Tiflis were arrested. —Reuter. BERLIN. M ,nday. The megotiaVons of the Ruhr mineowners and the Micuim resulted in the prolongation and agreements unt'l June 15.—Reuter.
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    806 8  -  FOOTBALL. MALAYS DRAW WITH SUSSEX. WELL-BALANCED OPPONENTS. By "Reflex." The second match in the first divig:o. cf the Singapore Football League was played on the Padang yesterd sy afternoon, whe :j the Malaya Football Association played a clever crime aga nst the Royal Sussex Regiment the match
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    BOXING.
    39 8 KEY vs. GRADY. The fight for tihe Malayan lightweight championship between Battling Key, the holder, and Eddie Grady is announced to take place to-night at the Happy Valley but if rain interferes the bout will be postponed tomorrow.
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    CHAI LAI OUT-CLASSES SLOGGER MIKE.
    190 8 The Sapphire Theatre, Saremban, was crowd.il on Satundiay n ght. When a box ng tournament wis held The main event was to have been a six round cental, between Yeoh Chai Lai former amateur flyweight champion of the F.M.S. and Slogg.r Mike, described as bantamweight
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    450 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Champ'onship (Prelim.) J. W. Winter beat Walsh. Championship (Proper). Denham beat Utermark, 6 —1. 6—1. Championsh'p Pairs. Poyser and Bell beat Holyoak and Fuller, 7—5, 3—6, 6—4. Newcomers. Wilson beat Murphy, 6—2 6—3. TO-DAY'S TIES. Champirnship Pairs. Moss anj Salter vs. R. Smith and
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    GOLF.
    93 8 KEPPEL CLUB. In the final of the "Duffers Cup" F. V. Boardman. beat C. E. Ty reman by 6 and 4. The result of the Monthly M dal (Stroke) for Apr 1 was a tie between N B. Gibson and J. D. Mair with nctt scores of 74 each.
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    GARRISON CLUB.
    39 8 The following cards were returned in the Men's Monthly Medal. April. Twe :ty-eight cards were taken out. E. H Gordon 1 up. P. H. Battishill All square. E. Gattey w 5 Down. J. P. Halloway 7 Down.
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    SINGAPORE CLUB
    148 8 The draw for the Club Champ on sh p is as follows:— Rou d 1: H. To <gue vs S. Fortune; F. C. Stewart vs W. S. Go d c; O. R S. Bateman vs. C. E Winter. Round 2: Tongue cr Fortune vs. Stewart or Goldie; Bateman
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    WATER-POLO.
    60 8 CHINESE IN PENANG. The eh nese Swimming Club is sending thy following water polo team to play the Penang Sw mm \tm Club on Easter Sunday:—Tan Soon Tye; Chia Kirn Yam. Tan Hock Laf Seah Teng Ann; Tan Cheong Kiew J E. Tan (Capt..). Chia Poh Chaos R.-serves: Wee
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    26 8 Entries for the Volunteer R.fle Assoc atton Easter meet n*r close today as to those for the M S V R meeting a: Kuala Lumpur
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    115 8 SEVENTH LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. Amount Previous v ackr.ow-r-Jff*^:.. $9.300 65 Lady Gu Tern rd 50 Guy C Clarke 75 John Robertson 50 Collected by Mrs. J. M. Sime: Hon. Mr. G. C Deiham 50 Collected by Mrs. LornieMrs. Kinder 10 Collected by Mrs. Beatty Hon. Mr J.
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    75 8 March Output. Messrs. Barker Co., Ltd. Agents: Mentakab ***** lbs. Jenam Kuantan 14 871 Tebrau 58,290 n Sandycroft 13.810 Bintan 25 097 Tung Moh 5 933 Sungei Bagan 13,700 Batu Village 1.400 Messrs. Chan Sze Onm and Co., Secretar'es: The cultput of the Malaka Pinda Rubber Esia.es. Ltd
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    MISS MACDONALD'S 21st BIRTHDAY.
    86 8 HER BEST PRESENT. London March 9.—Miss Ishbel MacDonald, eldest daughter of the Prime Minister is twenty-one io-day. She motored to Chequers early yesterday morn ng, and her b'r hday will be celebrated quietly there. There will be a small party, and f weather pormi s she
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    555 10 Singapore, April 12. MEAT. Article- Prices. c. Beef steak noun»i kati 0.39 Beef stew or curry kati 0.35 Pork lean kati 0.61 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.48 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.67 Mutton Australian kati 073 Fowl 0.50 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally
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      520 11 STEAMER SAILINGS fiF BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated in England.) (AIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) 01 fTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China A Japan For Marseilles, London A Antwerp. Due Leaves Tomnage Singapore
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      685 12 NOTICE. BANK HOLIDAYS. The Excbarge Barks will be closed on Friday, April 8 Saturday, April 19 Monday, April 21 Easter Hi lidayg. Singapore Karire Insurance Association. The Fire Insurance Association of Singapore. Motor Car Insurance Association of Rafetya. The (fflces of members of the above AssocOti r will he closed
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      502 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. —A Sikh driver for private car. Must be reliable and understand Buick «'ar. Apply Box No. 183 c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED AT ONCE.—Two experienced Job Compositors. Good Salary will hi given to suitable men. Apily to the Lat Pau Press Ltd. WANTED.—A Compositor for News Lepartmeut. Apply
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      316 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 Restive Find and Rest £1,250,000 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF
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      552 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES• Penang- 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan iiule man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan RaLamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London. New York. San Franc'sco. Batavia, Sourabaya Semara. g. Shanghai.
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      521 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in 1 En-gland by Royal Charter 1853. Pa d up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 eacn £3.000 000 Roaarvw Food £3 800,000 Bcauve Liability of Propr.v.ois £3 000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agenc.ts and. Brand s. A Lor
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      415 12 INSURANCE Awj SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRIi MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT PATES. L, C. MARGOLIOUTU, Mail, gtr. Q3ces: 2, FLnliyson Groan. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, 1st Foor, Banque de. I:do Ch'ns Buildings, 1A, Malacca Street. 'Phone, No.
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