Malaya Tribune, 17 April 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. XL -No. 92 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY. APRIL 17, 1-1.
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      188 1 ..•■ill iimn iiiiiiiiiiimuiin fkURL*O 1 IS \si KI'ASSED FOR I I |KG WOOLLENS, vNNELS, LACES, SIJ i IN ENS, AND ALL WHITE OR I LOURED FINE I FABRICS. i j; i rial packet to-day. g Gcssage Sons, Ltd. I ited in England.) i i i i i iiiiuiiiiiiiiiinaiiiniiiriiui ii l
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      245 1 PALMOI--.VE. CRt AMS; SHAMPOO SHAVING STICKS CREAM etc. Just Received. MEDICAL HALL LTD 23, Battery i oad, SINGAPORE tiiiimn. ii'ii'im. liiim. »,!■-1 .niHa:.«i:i>.aiitiwii»iiut» TH Fi ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in Hongk'ong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From $22.50 Ukulules From Sii.fr0 Bass L>ums 30 inch. itiOCO
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      187 1 HARMONY The glasses you wear should b« I in harmony with your com- plexion and particular style of s dress. Our Optometrists will do i this satisfactorily for you. f THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO, a I 15, Sonth Caits! Road, Singapore. ri|l'llllniMII1|ll|Hfl,|MIIIIM|l!|ll|. I I I I •»«ll|tr(, t (I' k^^^^^T•;■.
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    COMPOSER AS RACONTEUR.
    1420 2 INDISCRETIONS OF CYRIL scoir. A familiar figure at the Opera am a- Queen's Hall cuuc ;\a it a slm youngish man w.th a thoughtful face long hakr and a startling rtsemb.aince to OWopan. It is Cyril Scott, .vro hai just published in *Jfy Years of Ind.ecretion" a.
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      241 2 Baby's progress Baby's progress willbe speedy and uninterrupted and willyratyij p M you in every way if youfeed S tliat nourishes and sustains. B I Modicks MaltedJiilk assists nature to guardagainst epidemic diseases II childrens* complaints. Of all Che.mir.ts and Stores j|£ in four sizes. I MATTED MH.K I g
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      184 2 Sleeplessness and Indigestion. The two go hand in hand, as we'l you know if unlut ky enough to have a disordered stomach. Obviously can't get sound, refreshing sleep if harmful acid is attacking tde delicate linirg of your ■i maca the wh de night through. It is this acid that
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      196 2 BARGAIN SALE! BARGAIN SALE!! COME ONE COME ALL Rag Time Ladies Shoes assorted snapes and styles soiid leather now selling at the cheapest store $3 PAIR ALL SIZES. Come before it finishes Prices to suit all pockets. J. S. LELAH CO., 34-c, High Street, Singapore. HiiitiiitiaiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiiiiitMiiiiiiiiiiiii i i THE REAL
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      514 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 I was very much run-dowa. and suffered from violent says Mrs. A. B. Perera, Munic pal Health Visitor, of Slave Island ward!, Colombo, Ceylon.
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      328 2 Build op I. your Energy |j If vou arc we aP( i 1 need healthy e er^ I w^ne USt UU I B »tish Tonic J. at ?J r 1 c lv, nc 1 I SUIC 'y bui,d up vo.i'r strength,You will feci J the benefit of this great tonic
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    BLACKMAIL IN POLITICS.
    1043 3 NURSING CONriTITUEM ISS. How M.P.'s Are Fleeced. BY D. A. OSW ALD. Some at" the new members Oct faniamein are already compisii am of tne demands .nat are be ng made upon ataen by certain sections cf tne r WJMfctUeirtS, wi.lo have either patty pievancefl to vunt
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      301 3 .snt inertia ;HK MOST PREVALENT OF MODERN COMPLAINTS JL f :u 8t havo J, co build up s3f Rf. iii< ntal inertia jf t\ \fk t modern men 11 f ">/ UHV. «2w a I d. The pale J \|V 11,11 ove J 1 vIViHV*--- ■N«-;.:m >r ,.«i i. TaU
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      501 3 Keep Your Hands Soft and White With Cuticura The daily use of the Soap, with occasional touches of the Ointment, is very effective for keeping the hands soft and smooth. For red rough or sore hands: On retiring bathe in hot water and Cuticura Soap, dry, and rub in Cuticura
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      164 3 /or on ev^^ 0 w I cigarettes yon buy and you can be sure of getting a cigarette that cannot I be bettered no matter what you pay. The bright golden leaves of Virginia Tobacco used in Ik the making of 44 THREE CATS curettes come 11 from the famous
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1464 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INIEKEST. By "Felmar." BENNY LEONARD. Benny Leonard ligh.weight champ on ot the wor.d, wno has the .-tar ■sale .n the HaLma-k i?uper-ser ai, '•The Evii Eye,' was Urn 0 n tLe East Side in 1«97. Benny was one of a family of
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      561 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA From Wednesday, April 18, to Friday, April 18. In the First Show at 7 30. The Man Who Waited IN 5 PAK 16. Featuring Frank Braid Wood. Mathias Sandorf Epir-oles 5 and (i in 4 V arts (Final Episodes 7, 8 and 9 Saturday next In the
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      406 4 "GAIETY" SURINA THEATRe Is proud in being able to present to-night. 1 1 l»H fif THE BAKSUM ANU .UlLhY TO- S OF THE BiO SPEJJA..S rr Lntil Toe assing in d amatic value ir.d stupendous spectacular effec s RfKiw Ben Hur, Quo Vadi i and Cabiria Combined ofciVlY L MADONNAS
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    HOLIDAYS.
    341 5 r, rrtw, April 18. Olficcr, cksed. and Money Order I ii, i i Office 8 to 10 a.m. i i 0 no ssue. U stal business») celt grams only), 8 to It) a i.. i to 5 p m. i\ wn, none. L S burban districts, none. Saturday, April
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    21 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. Local.— 4lY* cents. London.—ls. O^d. TIN. La don.—£24B 10.0. Local.—sl23% per picul 225 tons sold.
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    PRODUCE.
    73 5 Buyers Sellers Gambler $27.00 lava Cube Hamburg Cube tress Cube —v While Pepper .''1.25 Mixed Bir.ck Pepper 17.25, Snndried Copra 10 90 M.xed Copra 10.60 Srn i'.ake Tapioca 13.00 13 00 Pear] Tap.oca 1400 Small Pearl Tapioca 13.50 No. 1 Sagio F our i I r Sage Fiour 560
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    RICE.
    52 5 Rice Siam No 1 per Koya v $365 Rice, S.am 2 $350 R:ee Siam 3 $3>9 Rice, Sa gon 1 $303 Rice. Sa goa 2 (293 Rce Saigon 3 $284 ii Rangoon 1 $275 Rite Rangoom 2 $270 R cc, Par Bo.led No. 1 per bag 10.10 2 (0.70
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    138 5 Tins—Taip ngs (117H to (1.22V5, North Taipings $1.14 to (1.17 ft, Soot* Taip.ngs $103 to $106, Johans (0 15% to $0.47 cents Petalings $125 to Nawrgpets $1.45 to $150, LL.guis 40 to $5.50 Pengkale .c 25 to $13.60. Rubbers.—Me.uakabs 17 2 to 19 cents. Ulu Benuts
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT
    149 5 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) Tin.—Mambaus 83 to 86 cents, Kanvpcng Kamuntlngs 45s to 46s, Ulu Piahis $1.77% to $1.82% ex, Petalings $1.25 to $1.30, Idris Hydraudics 19s yd to 20s 3d cum, Papans 10 to 12 cents, Taipings $1.20 to $1.25, Nawng Pets $1.50 to $1.55, S„Citris
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    ATTACK ON A FOREIGNER.
    191 5 BLACKMAILERS IN JAPAN. The Japanese papers report a dastaiu.y at.ack on Mr. C. B. Bernard of the R ex Waich Co. of Geaeva, one of the earthquake refugees who wus forced lo remove his business to Osaka. Mr. Bernard, w>e»o s stated o be 68 years
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    91 5 Lon-don. April 15. Vfanchester Market 8% lbs sh'rtings fair (new bas s) 40's Grey Yarns single Twist 31 6 lbs T Cloth fair 24 yards 14s Liverpool Market Cotton (Fully M ddling America";) 18 64 Cotton Egyptian 21.90 Metals— T'.n.—S d 3 months £243 7.6 Procure Copra
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    DEAD BARONET'S BANKERS.
    277 5 CREDITORS IN CLAIMS FOR £700,000. Mer. ioa was made in the Edinburgh Cour, of the petid m brought by Lady S.ewart for the appo n ment of a judicial factor on tie estate of her huso--rid, S r John Stewart, of F'r.gask, who d ed ii tragic
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    DANCE ARREST SCENE.
    184 5 WOMAN'S MR. MAN TO THE MAGISTRATE. Arrested wh at a Leap Year dance at Briga-ton. Gladys Purdue aged 28 was charged at the bcal c:uit with (having stolen a handbag valued at £2 A cetec ye said ihat ween he was on he dance floor a: the
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      630 5 THE SRI GANESANANOA DRAMATIC TROUPE now ptriorming at the Alexandra Theatre, North Bridge Road. WkLL S1AGE On Saturday, April 19. in ler tue auspices ot the HINDU ASSOCIATION the well-known nL.du tani r Ja > en'itled GULAY BAKAVALI. K T RENGAS4MY NAID1', P.-opiietor. S. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Annual Parochial Meeting in
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      253 5 f If AN I BRAND I Cement Cement! MW- V 1 Borneo Sumatra BUI AUPely j Trading Co., Ltd. \T. raffles flack. (iDCorporatediaHcUand, Al KELT. j HARRISONS BARKER Co., Ltd., K. Lumpur, P. Swettenham, K f ang. OutStatlOn AgSHtS AYLESBMY NUI7SR Ltd., ipoh, T. Anson, Taiping, Penang. 1 HARPER Co.,
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      178 5 MAILS CLOSE. 10-PAY, APRIL 17. I» or t Swettenham, itnang, Coombs, ij stion New *li,wes Castle 3 p.m. *Meran 3 p.m. a eutia *Torilla 3 p.m. P' w ,oon Calcutta Pi* Ekma 3 p.m. ;a r *Sri Muar 3 p.m. fembi ahan T Aing Leong 3 p.m. i: Kuala R.mpin
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    RADIO IN MALAYA.
    799 6 With the incorporation of the •'Malaya Broadcast "ng Company it would seem that wireless nas taken a step forward in Malaya, or at lent jp Singapore. Many people wli Rurally expect to hear soon of arrangements for fhe establishment dfva broadcasting station and for the facilitating of
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    548 6 Mr. Shelley-Thompson has gone to Pc ang en a health trip for the Easter Holidays. The Xar.yo-X uhi-X chl ShimVnn wll c l V.-ate t< tenth anniversary o.: Tuesday. Apr 1 22. at 6 p.m. a the 1... itiub 331 Xorvh BridcreRoad Among the panel gera booked by the, ss
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    FATHER CLAIMS SON.
    239 6 GRANDMOTHERS APPLICATION. A cucious case in which it was alleged tha Mr. Charl.s W. A. Steward had fore by kidnapped his ■an from Raffles School, af.er having execoted an ad: p' on agreement with the ch'Ldl's grandmother, came up for agume.rt on Tuesday in the Supreme Coort
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    PENANG NEWS.
    338 6 <Fiom Our Own Correspjndtr.t.) PEXAXG, Yesterday. Mr. Laurie Browj prtjs ded at the aru:uai meeting. of Ayer Kun ng Rubber Go. ana s>u.a tha] tfll proii. was $2 304. wnia. w. h tne balance brougat forward fuxa la.-t year «w a tuiai credit at pioht a..d loss of
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    KOMBOK RUBBER CO.
    84 6 Th.? SeereUr ea of Kombok (F.M S Kuoot r Co., L j. advise that in res ed of the financed year ended 31st Dumber v. z Directors have dec k „ed subject to audit and usual adjustmen s to recommend the paym.nt of a final daridend oi
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    274 6 Members are reminded that the 13ta Anniversary 0 f fee inception of ihe 'ian Leng Hean wJI be celebrated at No. M Cheng Cheok-street en batuiuay the 10th instan at 730 p.m. o n? r u at Jew sh annual fes ival of the labernacie begin* on Saturday and w;ll
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    288 6 AVER panas rubber. ESTATE, LTD. "The d rectors cf the above company have Ssued the following: report:— Gcotl men, Your Director submit herewith their Tcport and statement or accounts for the year c idcd Ja vary 3] 1924. The Profit for the year amou.ts to $74 940 72;
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    CHINESE JEWELLERY CASE.
    229 6 JI DGMEXT FOR THE PLAINTIFF. The continued hearing of the action be ween Mr. Choo Ang Bee. a trader of North Bridge-road, and Mr. Lim Ch: j Tee, who are related to each o her, concluded yesterday morning before the Ch.ef Just'ce, Sir Walter Shaw in the
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    159 6 In addition to a selection cf new jicaon tine unuernoted works have Tk en added to Rafflea Library Jdl be avadlab.e for issue .n Satur day Ap;il 19, at 9am ue batar AirUe (Mabel C***eas ot) Lady Palmerton and Her Times 2 Atkinson (C. T.) Marlborough and fUI
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    53 6 Tko tit r, TOKIO, Monday, ted buf is P e tHi 1 t-o Uy.mo Park. Hat ars are permitted t 0 take part in i 8 haaded the Prnc 1\? rince Kuni Kunihasa will sa 1 on May 25 from Kobe fo- Eur wn re he w 11
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    409 6 THE n•. I I At the Ba.il; Bu i; l Messrs. J. < 1 Mt ssrs. Ha L '> in ij rep r: ai i J I:— Gentlemen* The beianee y-u will n« J ?18y000 ai fixed dep.** Vt and mves-iiK, 1 ana also tofa» i I posed
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    MAILS
    18 6 V. m Eu I patched ICan I dai Penang i I I I Maru due S I
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      335 6 «"«'■"■"■««'■MMIWWIilllllii™^^ I ROBINSON CO., LiD. j I /Incorporated in Sngapore.) 1 SINGAPORE. a» a» """""'"—*——awaaaaajw tmmtm mm f LADIES DEPAliTMEM NOW SHOWING A j VARIE1Y OF j NEW SPRING »9 JGOODS. Hats, Dresses, a Ribbons, I, Flcuncings, Jl;;-. Hosier jeteT" I also ajnice I selection of Childrens clothing. *un i
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      47 6 WHAT INI B*&> in M Company R »o I Compai v II Oh erlVl 0:t: k E\c'r i n of Japa F Weck v R bb Composer as Rac Blackma I in Pol I Sc M Ka Note* J Store Market Wa-kH P ALL THE SPORTS N
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      179 6 WhfciN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 17. H'gh Tides —8.38 a m. t 9.30 p.m. Maundy Thursday. Dut-ch homeward ma 1 closes. < Eastern Gate, 830 p.nl. Tc-morrow, April 18. High Tides.—9.29 a.m., 10.3 n m. Good Fr day. No issue of ihe ''Malaya Tr bune". Raffles Hotel—No
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    CHEERFUL OUTLOOK.
    169 7 European Exchanges Stabilising. I i mediate Effect of Reparations Report. CO-IOPERATION FOR RUBBER. able news indicates rtant movements in ia th? report :f the United Kingdom A ciation, to its h rative sche me Ase eiati a urges its ti the scheme in advantages in uoalI number of
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS
    297 7 j AIR ARMAMENTS. DESIRABLE BURQP& LONDON. Y~s erday. Commons rep ying r.j au Mr. Anixnon •e tat Washing cn Br.-lahad ia.d 1 and Japan as iar 1 Lad down sx 1 g.«t iiuyti's and 13 £«ub;cd the thiicFreadi .;t j i- acli Bill. i d r lament
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    THE REPARATIONS RETORTS.
    308 7 ITALY ACCEPTS EXPERTS RECOMMENDATIONS. GERMAN SOCIALISTS APPROVAL. ROME Yesterday. It is semi-officially intimated that a meeting ,f Signor Mu-solini and Italian experts have decided that the experts' reports en Reparation constitute a suitab c basis for tha soluof the Reparations question.— Reuter. PARIS Yesterday. A note handed
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    173 7 PROPOSALS FOR CO-OPERA-TIVE SELLING. POSSIBILITY OF *GREAT ADVANTAGES. Reuter. LONDON. Yea erday. To Rubber Growers Association is circuSaris.ng r h L-1. p>; dueing companies in the United Kinidom asking th m whether n principle they are in favcur of the co-operative se_ ing of rubber under the auspices
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    CALCUTTA'S NEW MAYOR.
    85 7 OUTLINES PROGRESSIVE POLICY. Reuter. CALCUTTA. Yesterday. The Swarajist leader Mr. C. R. Das has been elected Mayor of Calcutta defeating the European candidate Mr W lson by 59 votes to 13. 1., a speech afier hs election Mr. Das den ed that Ihe Corporation would be anti-European
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    GREEK REPUBLIC.
    27 7 FRANCE INTIMATES RECOGNITION Reuter. LONDON Yesterdav. A message from Paris says "that Fra ce has granted the Republican Government of Greece a de jure recognition.—Reuter.
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    EXCLUSION OF JAPANESE.
    257 7 SERIOUS EFFECT IN AMERICAN MARKETS. NEWSPAPERS CONDEMN SENATE'S ACTION. Reuter. The crisis has been further developed in the Scnati by the confirmation of the offending eVrase In the Immigrat'on Bill. Seri us results in the markets have already been noticed a id newspapers generally condemn the action
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    LIBERALS AND INDIA.
    136 7 MR. jLLOYD GEORGE PROTESTS. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. The dissaifsfac ion of the Lkn: paa$y t th? s f ifbd ot the Labour:us Towards the Ir.d cr's i urd vent in an mpcrtar.. m:e ng a: the House of GctttUudas, vesld;?d o cr ty Mr. Asqtri h and
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    BUILDING TRADE CRISIS.
    63 7 MEN CLAIM WAGES INCREASE. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. A cr'Vs in the bui'dir.g rade ff cti.ig 700,000 worker* is thre«ened the men dema.d an increase of Wages of 2 1. per hour. The employers have offered to advance by hkd per hour. A conference of Build\ig Trade Unions
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    ELECTIONS IN GERMANY.
    65 7 DATE DEFINITELY FIXED. Reuter. BERLIN Yesterdfcy. I: is reported that he Government has pal. poned the elect ons from May 4 to May 11 in c:d r that the ed swag in the r'gtoi direction may n<1, influence the e'eti ions ctf F.ance. —Router. BERLIN. Yesterday. It
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    MINERS DISPUTE COMPROMISE.
    41 7 WORK TO CONTINUE. Reuter. LONDON Yesterday. A jo"nt meeting of the representatives cf coal owne"3 and miers has agreed to the terms upon wh'ch oorrations are to ccnt rrae, pending the report of the Court of Inquiry.— Reuter.
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    71 7 Reuter. LONDON, Ye t Tlay. A fflpwgw from Co. fu dated April 15 aaya tha Mao >area s.a rtt a was 6 wed to Corfu en.l he- ens: ne was Installed by H s Majesy's "Emperor cf In 'ia." He had a s" esssfuJ t ial in
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    THE EXCHANGES STABILISED.
    53 7 RESULT OF REPARATIONS REPORTS. GERMAN ACCEPTANCE CHANGE. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. The steady mprovenunt of the for.Kn exchanges sinco Ibe issue of the Eepara ions Exne. is' reports h been -enhanced by t ia German acceptance cf rcpors. The *t:r ing reached French Francs G9 47V2 and B.dg
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    CANADIAN MEMBERS VIEWS.
    109 7 Reuter. OTTAWA, Yesterday. Ia -the course of -the budget ceba'e *m the Hctase of C;raicrs, Mr. Neil!, 'ndependeot, representing Br tish Columbia, r tftrr -g '.to the cues i n cif Orietul iirsni grat'«cn regre ted >hn the rjes, r et-o s wi:h regard to Ch nese
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    EARTHQUAKE RUMOURS.
    50 7 Reuter. SANTIAGO DE CHILE Tuesday. Tha reports of an earihqu.'.ke in Ch'le are base ss Th? Ch lean Legation 'n Lott."' n' rs 'in regular coniinun c «.'cn.wi h San.ingo and hycp?s ihi the earthquake; which was r?co.-ded .1 over he world occurred at sea R u e;.
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    WORLD FLIER FORCED TO DESCEND.
    57 7 Reuter. CHIGUIK, ALASKA. Yes erday. Major M irtin 1 a/ier of the U .ited States world-ftgij, wis force! to defend *!no 'he sea en route here. It is bel'evrd that he -s sefe in Kiajtegvik l?a>. The nms r. Lg p ar.ee have rrivtd here
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    TRAGIC JEALOUSY.
    270 7 I'ARI.OI RMAID WHO WAS TIRED OF LIFE. "I an Mary Clark. P ease inform." Th's n. te was founi in a handbag on a seat near .ihe Kens igt n Can3l, Chelae 1 wh re it had been left by woman who jumped n.o he wa tr Mary
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    225 7 There will be no meeting of the Friendly Banj to-morrow. The meetings will be resumed on Fiiday the 25th inst. WASHINGTON Yesterday. A destroyer wirelesses that i has rescued Martin and his companions at Por age Bay, Alaska. All's well. Reuter. Under the sospeaa of the H'ndu Associat on the
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    1005 7 FROM VARIOUS SOURCES. MORE DEMANDS REJECTED Calcutta March 2fe-4n the Bengal Legs.a.ii\■ Counc j to-by tne entre d mand of R s 3 oSJJ.Ooj ondar he head oJ Jaj] and Cjnvict Settlement P/aa reduced t. Rs 2J 120 by 62 voUs On tb( next demand of Rs. 17
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      374 7 "FIBRENT" 49 I Asbestos Cement Sheets. I Flat Sheets. Manufactured in Sizes 8'x 4', 7-x4\6-x4\6-*3.4*x r. 5-»-, MC", 1/4". Mr I FIBRKiVr. Sheets aie n i«-e .r.dm- Up f b«*t sad /,m and .ncombustiule fhey harden w h »ge. besi le I Bra r .v f ier* L and damp
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    1194 8 KEY OUTPOINTS GRADY. English Veterans Plucky Fight. Lightweight Championship. Special (Report by Reflex." Showing considerable improvement, and boxing in bet er style Battling Key, Ligh -we gUl Champion of Malaya successfully defended h's (/tie gainst Eddie Gr riy, the veteran I Eng sh boxer n a t
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    103 8 HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. VOLUNTEER RIFFLE ASSN. The ehoot ng programme of the Singapore Volunteer Rifle Assoeiaton for the week-end s as follows: O. Saturday one bus will leave Jard'ne steps for Farrer Range (Stletar) at 130 pm Another bus w'll leave :he Dril Hall for Farrer (Seletar) at 2 p
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    SWIMMING.
    58 8 The Chinese Swimming Club Is sending the following water poo 'earn to play the Penanj Sw'mmirg Club on Ester Sund y: Tan 9on Tye; Chla X m Yam, Ta a Hock L'at; Seah Ter.g Ann; Tan Chorg K'ew, J. E. Tan (Capt.) Chia Poh Choner. Reservs: Wee Ghee Hoe
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    CHESS.
    96 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, Yes 1 erday. In the twenty-first round of the chess tournamen:, Maroczy, Capablanca Marshall and Dote or Lasker be*t Bogoljubow, Rati. Yates and Tartakower.—Reu'er. NEW YORK Yesterday. By defea. ng Tur.akower Doctor Lasker has scored a welke-med v'dory in th? chess tournament. He lost only one
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    FOOTBALL.
    195 8 CHINESE TEAM TRAVELLING. A Leal Chinese football team, under tthe Captaincy of Mr. Wee Teow Siovig will visit Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang during the Easter Holidays to p ay two matches against the Rest of these places respectively. The vis tare' team will be:—Low Kcon II ck; Tan Lee
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    317 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAYS RESULTS. Champi'nship Pairs. Moss a:.d Salter beat R. Sm'th and Lc Sueur, wo. Donnell and beat Bir W m. Murison and Kleinmati, G—4, 6—4 Potts and Legatt beat Hamilton and Sod wick, 6—4 6—4. Profess onal Pairs. Capt Dav es a d Capt. Shackel beat
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    159 8 ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB The fol'owing arrangements are anr.ou.icid:— Ladies Race. The next race for Mrs. Carver's Trophy will be sailed on Sa urday, -he 26 h 'nstant. Fa ry Pon' Challenge Cup This cvjp w I'l be sail d for o.n Surday, .he 20 h instant. The c*
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    72 8 L. U. vs. MR. P. DE SILVA'S TEAM The f will represent the Lanka Union in a whole-day match against Mr. Peter de Silva's team f-om Kua a Lumpur on Saturday 19th inst. on the L U. ground:— E P. Jasinp-he T. A Chunchie. M. Ignatius, T. E. K.
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    116 8 WEEKLY REPORT. SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Singapore, Yesterday. Catalogued 1,104 358 lbs.; 493.01 tons.— Offered 69G917 lbs; 311.12 tons. Sold 550,573 lbs.; 245.79 tons. Prices Realized. London Sp:t Is. o%d. New York Spot 22% cts. Rubber Smoked Sheet. Good Average Quality 40% to 40Vi» U
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    MESSRS. MACPHAIL & CO. LTD.
    408 8 MESSRS. MACPHAIL CO. LTD. -Singapore, Yesterday. The share market has remained very qu.et since our as. report and business has been on a restricted sca.e. Although the price of tin shows a weaker tendency share quotations have not responded to any extent. In thj rubber section little is to be
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    MESSRS. THOMSON AND CO.
    512 8 KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. Ti..—Lo d~n £239.10.0; Singapore $121 50 Rubber—Lo don 12 S ngapore 42V* cents; New York G cj is. Tin shares r.oiw'ths anding a d op of i 24.15 0 in the price o*. the metal over the veek. remain i'a.r.y Steady. Rubber shares
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    505 8 "ONE OF WALES' MOST FAMOUS SONS. ,r Tha Duke of York, the Prime M.n.ster a:.d Mr. J. H. Thomas, tne Colonial Secretary, left Paddtngton together by tra n for Cardiff to attend the Wales v. Ireland Rugby ma'uh a d the Prince of Wales
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    151 8 If pun ,ye measures woe taken -against th; p rates' nests in Bias Bay and i ltsewhere. p'ef efably with the cooperation of the Cain se m litary n control of the area, or w thout it f it s refused, ;hes e on ra'rcs would ec we
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    111 8 Even :f ;he sew law 's recogn'sed by the Powers it would not protect feregn tracemaiks for the sm'.e leaion that nc law promulgate 1 by Peking commands the s igb t <. respect in ihe pro vine s. Foreign commerc al interests in Shanghai a
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    559 10 Singapore, April 12. MEAT. Article. Prices. c. Beef steak noumdl kati 039 Beef slew or curry kati 0.35 Pork lean kati 0.61 Pork levn and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.48 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.67 Mutton Australian kati 0-73 Fowl kat 0.50 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens
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      414 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD I MORTGAGEE'S SALE The Undersigned have been instructed to sell by Public Auction at their Sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, April 28, at 2.30 p.m. BEACH ROAD 1. Valuable 999 years' leaseh Id land together with the two-storeyed bri' I and tile-roofed
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      440 10 JAPANNED RAIN GAUGES AS PER ILLUSTRATION WITH INNER CAN AND GRADUATED GLASS MEASURE Price $10 Each. SPARE GLASSES Price $3 Each. EX STORES SINGAPORE. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) SINGAPORE. flQltggfS I THE GRAY CAR 1924 MODEL I g The Gray car has a reputation throughout the world
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      365 11 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freigl-, and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Handenburg May 5 Emil Kirdorf June 5 HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. ♦Carl Legien May 6 ♦Adolf von Baeyer June 9 ♦Calling at Naples for passengers only.
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      521 11 STEAMER SAILING* V LIN: OF STEAMERS i i i j B Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sonrabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL" AND SAILINGS. Date of ArT'val Date of Departure 1924 1924 EXOGGERA May 3 May 5 P UR 5
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      512 12 NOTICE. BANK HOLIDAYS. The Exchange Bar ks will be closed on Friday, April 8 Saturday, /prii 19 Monday, April 21 Easter Ht lidays. Singapore Marine Insurance Association. The Fire Infirarce Association of Singapore. Motor Car Insurance Association of fllalaya. The (ffiees of members of the abcve Aswocintfc os wdl be
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      499 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WAN 'ED.— A Sikh driver f .ririvatr car. Must be reliable and understand Buick ar. \pply 5 Box No. 183 o/t Malaya Tribune. WVNTE!) AT ONCE.—Two experienced Job Compositors. Good Salary will b« given to suitable men. Apply to the Lat Pau Press 1 td. W.ANTED.—A Compositor for
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      322 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 Fi»:k1 and Rest £1,250,000 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      560 12 BANKS. 1 THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES• Penang 85 Beach Stireet. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77.79 jaian s u le man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan RaLamat Palembang 16, IHr Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London New York. San Franc'sco Batavia, Sourabaya
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      516 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Pa d up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000 000 Reserve Fund £3 800,000 Receive Liability of Propnx'.ors £3 000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London EiC. Ageno.ts and Brand tes. ALcr Star Honiikouig
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      419 12 INSURANCE. fyO 80UTH BRITISH IN SUM A.N < E COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. Offices: 2. Finlaysoa Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Ir.corpora.ed in the S.S.) Head Office: Sing pore, 1st Poor. Banque de. I.«do Ch'na Buildings, 1A.
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