Malaya Tribune, 22 April 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol XL- So. 95 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. APRIL 22 1021.
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      52 1 l"l:il!!l)!lltl!ll!!f!lf]!ll?minlH URLO f w m.es r HOUT j SHRINKING 1 9 ssaft Sons. Ltd. England.) 111 >» 1 nini iiii ii mi in I I in H 0 JJ 1 *n i j The BEST Procurable. \\\\\\\\W Hn I o Sole Importers: n jSIME, DARBY Co., Ltd.,! j (Incorporated in
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      45 1 HARM OJs\Y J The glasses you wear shouid be I I in harmony with your com- I j plexion and particular atyla of I s dress. Our Optometrista will do i this satsfactorlly for yon. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, Soath Cairs? Road, Singapore.
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    COOKING BEFORE CROWDS.
    499 2 SOCIETY LADY AND HER WORK. A charming and cultured girl of 23, who has cooked cakes in a City shop w'ndow for eight hours daily for the last two months, told the "Evening Standard" that she now loathes cakes as m/uch as she loves cooking. She s
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    COURTS AND RODNEY PENSION.
    332 2 FORMER CASE IN WHICH ASSENT WAS REFUSED. Although the present Lord Rodney (writes a corresponde t) is apparently will ng to forgo his pension of £2 090 a year on rece p:. of a lump sum of £42 000. it does not follow that the Courts
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    LOSING IN SPORTS.
    77 2 Defeat to an As at'c is something for more dreadful than to a Wei e:r =r Defeat mea~s not only dsgraeq to the defeated, it ex.aids to h's w'fe and Paaniy r .d unbraces his relates h s fellow villagers, nay, mare t&an ha: and far more
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2579 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. eci- programme. 3y's Fc,r the Informat ion of Members the 0nly iwn r st Day, Saturday, May 10. 8> THE
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      270 2 The Army Grows INSTANT POSTUM has an evergrowing army of adherents among Jmm@r people who formerly were coffee drinkers. A train of ills insomnia, he art weakness, U^Gs^X^^^l digestive troubles or nerve disturbance—often *Vfi»^sm%^^3 follow the use of coffee. Once convin ed of the \^^^*^&WS harmful effects of coffee to
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      607 2 WHAT THEY SAY IN SIAM about Baby's Own Tablets. In Sam, as in other countries throughout the world, Baby's Own Tablets are the trusted children's remedy in many homes. Here is what Mr. Ro Sun San, of the Siam Electricity 00., 1095 Song "Ward Road, Bangkok, says about them:— "Formerly
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    "AN EXAMPLE TO THE WORLD."
    1028 3 MR. J. H. THOMAS ON SPIRIT OF THE EMPIRE. Mr J. H. Thomas, Secretary for the Colonies, was the chief guest at the first mon h.y luncheon of the Overseas League at the Criterion Restaurant on March 7. Sr Ernest Birch, Cha rman cf the
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      497 3 f Just Completed! WONDERS OF TBE PA<T. ir v,l!ous Work of Man in Ancient Times Described by I the Leading Authorities of To day. y J. A. Hammerton, Editor of Peoples of all j I The Nations" j 1 with upwards of 1,500 Photographs. Many Mans about 120 Pictures in
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      185 3 I MALTED I I M,LK I J j coottitution bj the riT.gc, (4 hot dim.tc Dr,nk W 0 HOKLICIS M4LTBD W »lit. the thtd.trutui ami 'A A trsa 1000-ftftOOL \A a Moment t»» h. e.id.u» •**•<«« Mid M }<. Cf all bazaars and stores Kjj !v* in 3 sizes. £fl
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      168 3 with discriminating smokers II 555 are the fashion among high- j II class Cigarette Smokers. Whether V at Dinner, the Dance, at the Club, or in Wome, 555 convey an 1 atmosphere of refinement and 1 discrimination. I 111 pr, J 555 represent an unapproach- I I able niveau of
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1021 4  -  MARY PHILBIN'S BEAUTY. By "Felmar." The flapper of thirty years ago. Puffed seeves! Long, heavy full skirts! Basque waists, queer litt/!e round hats! What a laugh fee flapper of to-day would get over the p. aspect of dulling up in these antediluvian bits of fcmin'ne attire! What
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      472 4 AMUSEMENTS Alham From Friday, April 18, to Wednesday, /pril 23. Id the Secord Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ARTHUR S. KANE Presents Charles Ray in A Tailor Made Man RELEASED BY THE UNITED ARTIST CORPORATION. IN 9 REELS. The »tory itself is said to represent
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      488 4 AMUSKMENTS "GAIETY" SURINA THEATRE THE MOST STUPENDOUS PiCTlfiE j EVER mm Until Tues ay Last Three Nights! Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday. BENNY LEoYiRD As tho Dai MADONNAS and MEN THE The Utmost in Photodri ma\ The last wurd in stupendous e.itertair.- jrf\f j5 jU ment. A veritable t «rnado of thrilling
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    458 5 H TO-DAY, APRIL 22. Swatow Am y Gorjistan 2 p.m. Bong Lian 2 p.m. *Trnng 2 p.m. u r Dragon 8 p.m. H 'Bang Voi 3 p.m. Kelantan I p.m. H I BoaejKishu Maru 4 p.m. H iyu Maru 4 p.m. Emely 4 p.m. Ayuthia 4 p.m. H
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    & CO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.)
    119 5 CO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) T ?1 45 to $1.50, Kam--45s to 46s 21 cents Jehans 45 o 47 $1 25 to $130. M m--8. V 4 cen s Norths 17%, Mrs Hydraul'c Tongkah Harbours X Kru'ns $107% to s 82 V 2 to 87 y 2 cts 150 to
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    THE N. W. TRONTIER.
    1646 5 INDIA S NEIGHBOURS. THE MftfivT AFGHAN WAR. By Lieut.-Colonel Repington in "The Daily Telegraph." In 1809 Shah Shuja, the Afghan rui r, w.s dr vtn from his hrone, and t ok j :fuge in British territory. In 1833-34 he made an expedition into Afghani* an to
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    154 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. RUBBER. L cal. —42 cents. London. Is. O^d. TIN. London. —C246.15j0. L0ca1.—5123.25 per picul 175 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gambier $27.00 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 31.00 Mixed Black Ptpper 17.50 Sund led C( pra 11.00 Mixed Copra 10.75 Small Flake
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      142 5 1 Syrup I I CRfeOSAL 1 Dubois 8 g R- FOR COUGHS -j] Whatever their ongin X 2 "Powerful RecalcifUr N H Anti.'BaciUary jjj jjj ._J_?P;; Agreable taste q| Principal Indications: I Coughs I I fiSBPFJ Bronchitis I Influenza I S Tuberculosis g a Whooping cough S I Scrofula H
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    64 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. "To-day, April 22. Hgh Tide.—o.2s p.m. Thi Tin. Gattey and Bateman 1130 a.m. Twelfth Night, Vie Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, April 23. High Tides.—o.l2 am., IS pm. St. George's Day. B. E. Exla bition open s at Wembley. STpwny mtg. T. Pagar, noon. Twelfth
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    51 6 CHIA—TAN.—The marriage is announced of mtm* Elsie Tan. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kwo* Wah of Spore to Mr. Edward Chia. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Lip Choon of 8. PrnaiUshv Batav a a the Burg.dijkestand Court of Batavia on tihe 10th
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    SULTAN, OR JUSTICE?
    822 6 A SS yapore contemporary naively assumed, after the debate at the last Council meeting on the colour bar, that no more would be heard of the~ subject except in the correspondence columns of the local press. We did not k cw that any public man or newspaper
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    THE BRITISH SAILOR.
    94 6 Admiring the British laifci as we do. ;t has yet to be admitted that m times ho makes rather too good a 1 fe of it when in distant ports and from t me to tana numbers have to be kft bchmd from other causes than »«faoeaa.
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    ABOUT AMBASSADORS.
    89 6 In eonnedi oa with the uetole systwn or Bri .sh npi ssenHttioo abroad there may be room for a good deal 0* refonan. bu to intreduke parv poI bos nto the prvMetn car do nothing but harm It would mean a general pos .--ard a consequent lowering of
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    220 6 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal CmiMliSM one s will be held cv Fr.day. Tne P. and 0. s.s. China has left Hongkong, and is expected to arrive at this port at 4 p.m. to-morrow. She \yi 1 proceed alongside the P. and 0. wharf on arrival. 0:1 Thursday last
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    KNIGHT DIES AT CITY MEETING.
    528 6 SOLDIERS TRAGIC END. The seizure of a shareholder caused a painful sensatioa a: a City mcc.ing in mail week. It was d scovered that the victim ws Brig-Gen. S r Hugh A. D. Sim* son-Ba k c, who had a distinguished war rcvord. A doc.or
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    RUMOURED REVOLUTION IN PHILIPPINES.
    269 6 CONSTABULARY TO INVESTIGATE REPORT. Mam.a April 2.—Governor-General Wood to-day received a letter from an ex-Pres.dent of Buluean province, near Man .a advi& ng h m that a number e<f Municipal and piov'ncial officials and former cfficials in tha: province were piann'ng the organ salon of a
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    52 6 The Hon Mr Hose has kindly conserned to take the chair at a drawing noran meet ag to be held at Govr', m Tn HoUSC Si^a Pore on Thursgf B* 5 p.m. ?a ax j, of the Child Welfare Boc ety. All who are interested come? %VWk f Sodety Wll
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    MRS. HARDY AND NIGHT CLUBS.
    463 6 ANSWERED BY NOVELIST. A declaration by Mrs. Thomas Hardy w.fe of the famous novenst, has raised anew the quest on of whether n ght club 1 fe is indicative of a retrogression in civilisation. "If some of thjQ modern novels of n:ght club Ife are
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    HENRY FORD.
    334 6 HIS HOBBY IS BREAD. Dearborn. Mich—Henry Ford leaned the gate of a l.ttle cottage near h s home here. •Mchn.'' he sa d to the boy on the other sid-. "I hear you are canning year motner a lot of worry. What Beams to be the tiouble?" lor
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    EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND.
    54 6 PANIC r CHURCH. violent ra «IV Exc tent at I of E [land tremors wh eh week -ord by an i shire :i d Not Inc dent occui vice in t h y Paj where the a bump and the I rat Elsewheie eh mi down and
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    PRINCE OF WALES HOME.
    15 6 Th? Prliun- of U Lonlibn .his ev< —Reuter. U T| "<M
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    27 6 Order.- f i- w. To-day, April 22 5.15 p.m. Thu-sdav. Apr 2 r> 5.15 p.m. Individual Troon Scoutmaster-. FRANK C. SANDg, Coniansi Q *r.
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    BAN ON MR. UNTITLE.
    70 6 the Ind.an Jomnal has p* SS ed rjeolu Sr Maurce EUywai vy.h ri«eteace M it anas the duty 0 i ed the names of her '•r.d protest.! v aga ,Xn of :h b ar. »n Mi il return. The Assoviat lution a; ng M. I h
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    68 6 from Ch:na and Japan by -xcllore. due Singap »n l i..tiL today. From China and J:tj.m by -i. China, due Singapore 4 i n msrrow. fan Hof«nd and G Gceutoer, due Sing-apjre 11 *a.m. tomorrow. From China and -Jaj n m -i. Moji Mai u, dnc S nga
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    BRAZIL, SECOND GROUP
    163 6 Brazij s raj. diy i put of cacao beans t second targcsl prod lU necessity, her comp planted estates jrialdi g of the world I 004 put and Bahia contribut g I th's total ptndncti n state that the caca snl s far superior in tasl una
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    WATER POLO.
    125 6 CHINESE DEFJ PENANG. The Sirsmpore h J Club water polo team tlhe P-nang Sw snaring I ;!i J defeats", by (bur team SFSS Ford, who lias had ma t experience in wu er pol no 3 surprising" that I .'lost to such one ePI fairly seen is the
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      64 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? c-t. t Paire No bu tan or Justice frhic nio n Earthquake 5j E»«ltad Th s pafo Labour Justified 7 Trotsky Again. S P :ak~, 7 Cook:ng Befor- Crowds 9 «A Uri ni Rodney Pension 2 An Examp c to th'> Woili" Stage and Screen 4 Ma'
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    LABOUR JUSTIFIED.
    159 7 PRIME MINISTER'S DECLARATION. v M S MAY HAVE BEEN MADE. IN DON, Yesterday. Mat Donald attended Labour Party conYork, yesterday and ng reception. Reresolution J ssorlag irty support of sa d the Labour doing its best; he t would always t ii, but the Go venial tit.(J 'n
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    MARIE CORELLI DEAD.
    69 7 I A (ELEBRATED AITHORESS. Ll >\T)ON, Yesterday. the tfelcbiatcd ..—Reuter. [M ss M s relli whose res der.ce t Si m Aron. was the famous books notably -T: v na". "Th M gh y A well-kn wn out spoken pr minent in English I I possessed a
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    SOUTH AFRICAN
    34 7 I>i ENGLAND. Reuter. cricketers have arin excellent cond- y keen. Taylor, the crv'ew told Reuter to win a majority but it would be say they were going arcl. H wever luck de.—Reuter.
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    TURKISH ASSEMBLY PASS CONSTITUTION.
    22 7 ADJOURNMENT FOR RECESS. Reuter. INOPLE, Yesterday. Assembly has passed tu on, Charter and urns to-morrow for 8 —Reuter.
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    RUSSIAN STRIKE WAVE.
    26 7 Reuter. RIGA. Yesterday, ist leaders Fodardahn peesches, have dea iikt v. .ye is zain'ng hoot Russia, although > oppressive terrori. h therto prevented breaker
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    THE QUEENSTOWN OUTRAGE.
    22 7 Tw, > MEN DETAINED. Reuter. bltB de a'ned in m:lt 1 ork for al eged ccmI r, recent Queenstown *—Keuter.
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    TROTSKY AGAIN SPEAKS.
    138 7 RUSSIA A RELIABLE DEBTOR. CAN DISPENSE WITH LOAN. Reuter. Trotsky in an interview at Moscow yesterday declared that Russia a reliable debtor, w oted to get money from England but there was no question of "saving" Russia, -which could dispense with such fin.-rnc'al ad if necessary. Trotsky
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    TILDEN RESIGNS.
    31 7 NOT GOING TO OLTMPIA. Mr. IV. T. Tilden according to a Ph'ladelph'a message, announces his resignation from membership of the American Davis Cup and Olympic te n s teams.
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    FAMOUS TRAGEDIENNE DEAD.
    18 7 MADAME ELEANORA DUSE. PITTSBURG. Yesterday. Eleanora Duse, the famous Italian tragedienne has died from influenza.
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    CNINESE DELEGATES HONOURED.
    38 7 Reuer. LONDON Yesterday. Mr. Chua. the Chinese Ambassador, held a reception at the.Chir.'.fce Legation in nonour of Liangsh hye and Hosfkong the Chinese representatives at the Empire Exhibition. There werti 150 Far Eastern guests present
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    ASSASSINATION OF DEPUTIES.
    27 7 BAGHDAD, Y^terday. Ex rcaaist* in the street, two Deputies who were known to be n favour of (he ratfieaticn of thj: Afiglo Iraq T:ea:y.
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    ELEVEN MAHSUDS CAPTURED.
    81 7 SUCCESSFUL POLICE OPERATION. Reuter. The f rentier constabulary, says a Peshawar c bie, in an exceptionally successful operation a: Draban against the Mahsud raiders, who recently k dnapptd a number of Hindus, ambushed, wi h police,, the en ire garg. Eleven Mahsuds including the four notorious outlaws
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    112 7 MACLAREN IN MESOPOTAMIA. Reuter. BAGHDAD, Yesterday. Maclaran has arr'vtd after a nonstop sevennhour flight from Ziza; the trip was uneventful bu: there was some d ffieulty in fol ow ng "he p'oughed track made for the guidance of the air m il. The distance covered on Sunday
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    59 7 Br tan har> c;ep ed ihe Japtn-se proposal that the Ar.gl:-Japanr-se Tariff Co riven on, which h'iherto'h s exist d shall be nu lifted. Baron lwasaki, he head of the Mi sub sh", off red h's garden m Fukagaws—w rd of Tk o f ob a the d
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES.
    1516 7 SPORTS PASTIMES. CRICKET. SELANGOR vs. S.C.C. GREAT VICTORY FOR FORMER. By "Wayfarer." The annual fixture between Selangor and the S.C.C. which was commenced on Saturday and resumed yesterday, saw a very exciting aad close finish, Selangor winning by the narrowest marg n poss ble. In reply to Selangor's first innings
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    PENANG vs. PERAK.
    459 7 A MODERATE FIRST INNINGS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) PERAK. Yesterday. On Sa oirday th'j pitch was exc?lleoF.. It was a bowers >y throughout. Penary batting fi t were dismissed for a moderate fotal of 78. S. Rooirgo nolle with,-.land'ng Hsnnessy's bow.irg. Perak fai .d worse, all being
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    38 7 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Professonal Pairs. Paimer and Murphy vs. Wh'tley ar.d Stdwiek. TO-MORROWS TIES. Champh nship Pairs. Mess and Salter vs. Mugliston and Li.iton. Uterm rk and Paterson vs. Na han and Mergler. to finish.
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    91 7 TO-DAY'S TIES. A. Single Handicap. C. A. R. Bateman, owe 15.3. v*. r. J. Rappa, owe 15. C. A. Norris. owe 15.3, vs. F. Ephraums, owe 4. Championship. W. A. Balhetchet vs. L Gammell. B. Single Handicap. V. C. Westerhout, owe 15 vs E. Zs-chariah, scr. TO-MORROW'S TIES.
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    A JAVA CHAMPIONSHIP.
    349 7 INTERESTING STYLE COMPARISONS. [From Our Own Correspondent.) Lawn ten.via, the universal game is getting more and more popular in lava, but all play on cement courts. The much-talked of champf„ns of two communities, Thomas Leslie Miller and Yamamoto. met a few days ago en the c\,urt of
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    FOOTBALL.
    28 7 ARMY RUGBY. Reuter. PARIS. Yesterday. In the liter Army Rugby football match the British team beat he French represen a ives by 21 poi.its to 17. —Reuter.
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1502 8 Sports Pastimes. NOTES OF THE WEEK. jm Th c Welterweight Championship of Whe Orient was disputed at the Olym■flfctc Stadium, Manila on Saturday, Ekpril 12 wfeca M. Adriano went up ■[gainst Irineo Flores, the champ.on f;n a fifteen rounder, id the "Manila ■Times" has the following: "Adriano Robbed of WeHerwe'ght
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    YACHTING.
    823 8 ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. FAIRY POINT RACE. On Sunday morning Mr. Hamish Stewart started 12 boats in the .Annual Race for the Challenge Cup and Trophies presented by Mr. Rodesse. The start was at 8 30 a.m. ar.d with the light airs prevailing and strong flr.od tide progress was
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    BOXING.
    700 8 JAVA BOXER RETIRING. VOLL NOT FOR SINGAPORE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Af er winning a technical knockout from the much heavier sa lor, Mulder, in '.he ">th round W m Voii later en was challenged by Sam M- c Giosby, the Bar.deong Negro boxer, who scored three firs, round
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    Boxers in Singapore.
    55 8 Silv.no Jam to has opened a school of boxing in Vctoria Street. Above he is seen with some of h s campStanding, lef; to right, Mohamed Amn. Mr. Cameron (masrageur). Kirn Lin, Noel Moreno (Malay Washmgton Lee. Seated, left to right, Sam Foxy, Boy Walley. Jamito, Younj
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1125 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT tixchange a.d Share Brokers, issue die follow ng list of quotations: Singapnr;e( April 22. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. AlLgar 2s HOVn Anglo-Java 2s fclgij Anglo-Malay 20s 20jAyer
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      505 9 J II you Choose Economy. jj Give us a trial before shopping elsewhere. 5 c jusj received new stock in Silks, Cotton Goods and /siiics from China, Japan, Egypt and India. Prices Very Moderate. A Visit will Convince You. B g C. RAMCHAND SONS, 1 42, North Bridge Read and
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      51 9 BID-GED GRir STEERING WHEEL TIHE. Hands or Gloves will not Slipa Positive, Easjtfj Grip-Warmer to the Hands at Night, cooler in the Day Prevents I riving Callous Enhances the appearance ol any Steering Wheel. Obtainable ODiyfrom ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COY, No. 5, Dhoby Ghaut Opposite .Amber Mansions Orchard Road, Tel. 1017.
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      673 9 the vineyards in the world to CllOOSe jTOtTI British housewives prefer raisins from the San Joaquin Valley o land is too I j v Nf«r. or too I grape is picked Sun Maid Seedless Raisins grow without difficult to l ">" a delicate test shows stones. They are plump, tender
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      615 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. Mr. Goh Peng Lock has been appointed Manager oi I essrs. Swee Kiat 'hipchandlery Company as from to-day's date. SWEE KIAT SHIPCHANDLERY Co. Singapore, April 1 1924. "EDUCATIONAL NOTICE, A lew seats are available In Ihe varh us clashes of the Ar.glo-Verra,. ular Schol at 42 Onan Road,
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      312 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 £1800 000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,250,000 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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