Malaya Tribune, 25 April 1924

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. VoL XL- -No. 98 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. APRIL 1924.
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      141 1 i i i i i i i iiaiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiniiitn KURLO I g NSI KPASSED FOR v NAMING WOOLLENS, I i WNELS, LACES, •g„ LINENS* AND ALL 1 WHITE OR iLOURKD FINE fabrics. ca j; i trial packet to-day. f c a G mg€ Sons, Ltd. I ated in England.) 5 i
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      224 1 PALMOLIVE CRi AMS, SHAMPOO SHAVING SUCKS CREAM etc. Just Received. raiCAL HALL LTD 23, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. <iniimniiiiui!iiniiiiiiiiiiii:iiiint::nnimiiiiiiitia!iiiiwi»iiini THE ROBINSON PIANO CO*?PANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Hongkong). 1-2 WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY, Hawaiian Steel Guitars From $22.50 (Jkulules From $12.00 Bass D^ums 30 inch. SCOiO I Key Flute? From $3.50 Brass
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      180 1 a HARM O.N.V j The glasses you wear should t* in harmany with your com- s plexion and particular styls of S dress. Our Optometrista will do this satisfactorily for yon. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO, I 15, Socth Ca. Read. Singaiota. I •<iiimiiiifiiiiiiiniiiiniii!<giiniiiwiia<:ititiiiu ai iti.««HitiMrv Made by Hand Hm%y*Mo one
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    RED IRRITATES.
    409 2 HOW COLOURS AFFECT THE MIND. By A DOCTOR. Some interesting- statements regarding the effect of red on the mind were made in the Law Court* the other uay. First a doctor said he had forbidden a man to use red colour in painting, because it irritated him. Later
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    WHEN "CAT" WAS AWAY.
    330 2 MUSIC-HALL ARTIST'S FIGHT WITH RIVAL. Miis.c-ha.l artist, jugg er. and a cat in pantomime, Mr. Frederick Horman, of Brampton-plac. Brixton, returned home from an America:: tour to make a discovery His jr-fe, he told Mr. Justice Hil!, ii the Divorce Court was associating w th Mr.
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    GIRL WHO PROPOSED.
    159 2 READY TO MARRY "HUSBAND" A SECOND TIME. A young woman who was i,o much n love Willi a man :ha: she asked him to many her and thus became the w fe of an alleged bigamist was a wi.ness at Lambe:h in rail] we*k The husbmd Frederick
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    2157 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. I 1 oi the Informat on of Members Only. First Day, Saturday, May 10. 1, 5 8. THE STEWARDS
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      322 2 n] Ln I I! you Choose Economy. [I Give us a (rial before shopping elsewhere. Just received new stock in Silks, Cotton Goods and Curiosities from China, Japan, Egypt and India. Q G I Prices Very Moderate. a 5 A Visit will Convince You. I I C RA&iCHAND SONS, 42,
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      464 2 WHEN YOUR CHILD IS FEVERISH Baby's Own Tablets ARE HIS FIRST NEED. 'Simple fever many be the beginring of more serious trouble; therefore prompt measures are essential. Keep the child quiet, in bed. Feed ligh ly, and give plenty of boiled or filtered water to drink. Administer Baby's Own Tablets
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    EASTERN RUGS.
    426 3 THE SYMBOLISM Ol COLOUR. As not* people are aware, the patterns and desgns in use among; the best carpet weavers of t he Orient are traditional and expressive. Many of them relate to tribal scerets. and art esoteric in character, _nd th e expert WJfflo is endeavouring to
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    MISPLACED SYMPATHY.
    273 3 AN FN WANTED SUBSCRIPTION. Soon after the conclusion of the trial by court-martial jf Captain Amikasu. the murderer of the anarchist Osugi an his wife Mr. Arila Otomatsu. a weli-known druggist »f Osaka, who leaves nc-thir.g una »XC In the good eaune of publicity inserted a big advertisement
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    THOUGHT HERSELF FREE.
    230 3 M.LEGEI) BIGAMIST'S TALE OF TOPSY-TURVY SUIT. BeMef that she had been divorced was pleaded by Kate Elizabeth Green in defence, to a bigamy charge at Leamington, It was stated that she married William James Green, a soldier, at Warwick, in 11)18. and four years later went through
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      263 3 A ft] n I b\ 1 m n j THE GRAY CAR 1924 MODEL hk a roputation throughout the world and ctiou of this car into the East has met with q] and unqualified success and satisfaction, j »lda >lig American Automobile Association's H (copy in office) for being 5j
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      552 3 I SUFFERED FROM" IWJWLES On Arms and Limbs. Cuticura Healed. For about six weeks I suffered from red, itching pimples which broke out on my arms and limbs. The pimples came to a head and discharged water. They were inflamed and itched so badly that I hardly got any sleep
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      251 3 ii 'T i j THREE GOOD THINGS. J <) a I Mi «1 I I Jm%% Smm% flSmh, 1 ilSi PSI P*i 1 tfraP Rpsi j '^^^^^p j 85 cts. per bottle. I Obtainable from all dealers., (10 cents allowed on return of bottle.) I FRASER NEAVE LTD, SINGAPORE AND
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1395 4 TO-NIGHT'S BIG PICTURE. By "Felraar." "THE MAN WHO SAW TO-MORROW." One of the most popular of American screen stars is Thomas Meifeihan. With a tremendous following- of fans, his v.gue increases wiJh each new picture in which he appears. His success in "The Miracle Man" and other
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      280 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA From Wednesday, April 23, to Friday, April 25. In the Second Show at 9.30 International News. Face to Face A mystery drami in 5 parts featuring Margurite Marsh and Coit Albertson. A Beggar in Purple l^m mm m m. In 6 parts mmuL Featuring Charles Arling. In
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      295 4 .4% AMUSEMEN™ Alhambra From Thursday, April 24, to Tuesday, April 29. Id Ihe Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. C4kL LAEMMLE PRESENTS Frank Mayo in The Bolted Door IN 5 REELS. If a wife refuses to M love, honour and obey her husband an hour
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      612 4 "GAIETY" I SURINA The best and only the best 1 To-Night! W-NICBT! All three Snecials-ail three all-star L And l Features —ah three to good to miss. Rom ed;i e> AN ATTBACTIVE PROGRAMME Better the last. 25 Dpr. OF \k > MARY PICKFORD lo her new Joy Bringing Picture II
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    739 5 HOMEWARD BCUND. The following passcngeis are proceeding to Europe v by the s.s. "China" sad ng Hi noon 10-doy. T. C. Joyres, E. Krogseth, Mr. and I Mrs. Sleep and infant, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Owen ad ahild Miss D. Moore, Miss E. Rutiodge, S. M McCrea, C. Q
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    129 5 Standard Oil Co. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $6 05 Sylvan Arrow per two tina $5 65 Tiger per two tins $5 65 T'ger in drums per two drums $4 85 Socony Motor Gasoline per two tins of 8 gallons $8.50 Socony Motor Gasoline per
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    A WOMAN'S RAGE.
    121 5 HUSBANDS FATAL JEST. A pinch of snuff cause! the murder in Asnnres (near Paris) of a man named Grandgeat. He was jiving \\i .h his wife on good terms, and they haJ a friend at dinner. When the guests departed Madame Grandgeat took out a snuff-box, and
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    148 5 TO-DA S Ql■ STATIONS. KUBlihtt. Locil.—42 Va cents. London.—ls. o%d. TIN. London —£245.15 0. L0ca1.—5122.75 per p cul 75 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Seller* Gambier $26.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 30.03 M'xed Black Pepper 17.25 *Sundr ed Copra 11.05 11.05 Mixed Copia 10
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    134 5 Tn.-Tav'i?.s $1.17 to $122%, Norths $1.12V2 to Sl.lTVa, Souths to $1.07 1 2. Johans 46 to 48 cents, Petalings $1 27 t SI 30 Nawng Pets $145 to $150 Lin?ru s $540 to 55 55. Pengkaler.s $12 50 ,o $13 Rubbers.—Mc-ntakabs 17 to 19 cents Ulu
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      814 5 Y.M.G.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. Vacua ies fur Lho»< *islsii.gto (j ialify f jrthe Sci.ior ex i ninat' mm the -ndon Ch a nbe 4Cm riierc •ia Sb'-rthan i and B ■> k-ke-,iing and Junio' and tenior Ex irain s tlona i;i Typewrit inc. Admishio closes on sth May. A cljss
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      206 5 iuiiiii t.il' i i i,ii nMumwiMi l< iui i i.;ial]iiHi('l''*"aLii;iMii.iiiautuaiii:ia»ii;iim:.«^^ GANCIA CHIANTI GANCIA j VERMOUia BROLIO SPARKLING I di TORINO RICASOLI WINES. j Sole Agent G. AuTely, N.Y.K. Buildings, Baffles Square. PHONE 172. I .iiuliil iTTTTiMii'iiiiiiiiiiiiinininfiriiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiir", ■m •iißiiai:| l iti.a i' -••>ui'a>'P'iu.i«!iur>iHUit«:iuiiß;;Biiuiw>ia"B > 'i 'li n•miii i i i i
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      698 5 MA ILS close. I TO DAY. APRIL 25. a .amaran g Soura- Mi-lchior Treub 2 p.m. baya v- Japan Namsang 2 p.m. H t ham and Teluk *Perak 3 p.m. An*' r *Atting 3 p.m. B Fiying Diagon 3 p.m. H M• r t \1 jar Hang Yon 3 p.m.
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
    52 6 CHIA—TAN.—The marriage is annourxed of Mrs s Elsie Tan. elJ-st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kwee Wah of S'pore U Mr. Edward Chra. eldest sjn of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Lip Choon of 8. Pfnailzaia. Batav'a a 1 th BurgJijkestand Court of Batavia on the
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    MALAYA AND THE KING'S SPEECH.
    746 6 Opening ihe Empire Exh b tion yesterday, His Majesty the X ng. in a memorable speech, pointed out how greatly the Exhibition en contribute toward, th* progress of our tropical territories and the development of the yet unexplored capaeit es of the Empire." We welcom?
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    260 6 New K.I.M. Boat. The newly built X P M Batavia f:vm bO* This steamer il to r.puwe the a* Rumphius on the express service between Java-Sin«! P.: D.li. She I S *jth the lataas contents for p a -l a of 8 500 hn#h 42G feet, beam
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    94 6 A postal ordinance for Johore is to be .r.trcduced Couacil. Jg«*f* Whp had a J to Sm«*pore for about a month, attending- an officers' camn has returned to Penang. P .J*** iass appraiser's for d'F n to Mr. IL of E Ma?a^ C S Johore Educ.tion?lX«r"S£ P S W-Ikef. as
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    PASSENGER FLIGHTS IN SINGAPORE.
    190 6 SUCCESSFUL SHORT TRIPS YESTERDAY. Large crowds were drawn to the Aviation ground at Ba«!.k«stier last eva.Ding when for the first time in Singapore tfn public were given an opportunity of making aerial flights by M. Pierte GhanteLup, the famous French airman, in his Codron plane. Several
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    MR. WILLIAM HEUGHAN.
    204 6 OPENING RECITAL LAST NIGHT. Mr. W.l.cam Beugban, the celebrated Scottish s.ngster, who is on a Moffd tour, grave th? first of his three leoitais in Singapore at the Victoria Theattv last night to an audience that anything but eae .uraging from the viewpoint of Mr. Heughan's reputati
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    454 6 Mr.H. Norman, an officer of the Malayan Civil Serve, baa beei st .-ended for sen-ice under the Government otf Kalautan m* Assistant Advisfer. o Th- man- .ge to.k place at the Church «f the Visitation. Seremban, of Bfin Marie Beatrice Kraal and Mr. Arthur McCav. A at the Negri Sembilan
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY.
    605 6 YESTERDAYS MEETING. A meeting- of the Child Welfare Society was held at Government Housa yesterday. The Hon. Mr. E L Hjse Colonial Secretary, presided and uhere was a large gathering of adies and gentlemen present. Chairman's Remarks. In opining the meeting the Chairmam said that he was
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    STRAITS CHINESE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
    201 6 LAST NIGHT'S VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. in akl of rtLT. I- e iterta r.meni inl aid of the asscciat.on. There were f\*f P ro S«mme Tve s ?r^ f muS1C by Mr Ch Ke g I K V?? 01 "ader the ha on of Part ofth; an TeCk
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    STREET FATAIRTY.
    362 6 CONCLUSION or, n h %j The Bd death of a J mqu T k J knocked d car drivei J Messrs Fi• eondud< i i v L J City the Coroner", r ~..a spec; a J toon The last ■cuing •H h the dec accident was *as croas-ej
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    17 6 From Europe (I i M> patched April 3) b) m X mm Penang* noon t .-<;;.
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    79 6 An Inter-untitled I». 1 'held at t he Clerica Un pm. to-day. Tii ml I will be "Shou! 1 Vr< b ti by the State For the speakers iriU be Mi I us Kai Hai, of tile CH ,J Mr. Lim Seng- Kiang f c Christian Association. For the tive
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      370 6 !muiiini U Exceptional Value. I Good quality medium size TURKISH TOWELS I I Price $7.50 Half Dozen, j Size 24" x 41" I Bath Towel Size 52" x 26" I I Price §2.00 each I Gentlemen's Velour Hats. I For afternoon /~mf\ Stocked in I wear, smart natura Beav e
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      66 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Pmr N#> Malaya and the Kings Speech Notes and Comtn n:s jj[ Child We fare Societ) Street Fatality Britain and Russia India at th 1 Ci oat roods Agrei nerJt Claim r Concerts for OUI'dn Ahead of the lla Indian News Red Irritates Eastern Rugs 4 Stage
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      153 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 2$. High Tides -131 a.m. 3.8 p m. P. arid 0. homeward ma 1 leaves Dutch homeward mail leaves. Munic pi Cimmiss on, 2.15 p.m. Foo .b:ll: 'Sussex vs. S.C.C., S.R.C. g l, Key vs Moreno. Happy alley 9.15 p.m. Willij m
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    INDIA AT THE CROSSROADS.
    131 7 REFUSAL TO PAY POLL TAX. kKX \a boycott in amiutsar. Nair bi sta es that •:'u>al by the Ir.d'ans xi! ursuance of their n rat'on a number I i were sen" to Josh th? ex-Legis-r The property of n attached. a message from tk velopments are
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    IRELAND AGAIN.
    64 7 CONFERENCE IN LONDON. Reuter. r., c a>'l f yesterday state# >e- of photographers in e the Colonial Office •:z t -rifled to the public -urtv -'■< n of the Irish P i'.ry Co .fere-nee,. Mr. Thomas i Minivers of the Free h Ireland were .present. -Reuter. A *s
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    untitled BONUS.
    33 7 Reuter. E P \SSES BILL. ■al a received yestterS mate has parsed 19 BU. There is j- irds Presidiant as he declared in I Congress that 1 i of the bonus-—
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    THE WORLD FLIGHT.
    30 7 HRST STAGE COMPLETED. Reuter. Ccr ii m Karachi states that MacL ren at Karachi the completion of the first rid flight, frcm Cal- Ka; hi, 4.890 miles.—Reuter.
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    NEW DANISH MINISTRY.
    29 7 N EW DANISH MINISTRY. Reuter. 1 ('>penh..gen received i a es that the new try has been formed, the the Soc'al'st leader it includes Madame M nister of Education.
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    BERUIN AND SOVIET.
    27 7 Reuter. r r Hurgronje and Von f the Feneiign Miinifctry to Berlin to resrame w;th the Soviet deie- h 4 t meiswage frcm Hague.—
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    INDIANS IN RHODESIA.
    24 7 Reuter. Th» i», *'< n er r Coghla.n, addrees1 dians, forecasted res tret'on Ind; in Immigration, says a a e.'-' from Bulawayo.—Reujer.
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    163 7 THREE COMMITTEES ESTABLISHED. TRUCULENT TROTSKY'S OUTBURST. Reuter. The Anglo-Soviet Co reference in London has established that the Committees shouM firs: invest'gate the debts, claims, counterclaims and the means of restoring Russian credit to Brita'n; secondly draft a treaty of commerce and navigaton; th rdly exI amir.c and
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    TRAIN MISHAP.
    95 7 ANXIETY IN BERLIN. Reuter. A cable from Berlin states that Jt is feared that ex-Minister HelflTer.ich, leader cf the Re-aotionary Nationalises! was kOed in the collision of two expresses at Bell in zona, wherein twanty-onn, including a number of Germans, wtVe incinerated. The rum ooi r that. Heir
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    232 7 TOKIO. Thursday. The authorities deny tie rumour that Mr. Hanifoara. the ambassador at Washington, has been, instructed to return in of the antiJapar.eco immigration bi.ll w;ich has been passed. Viscount Shibuzawa in the course of his speech urged' that America and Japai should form a joint committee to
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    V.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE.
    139 7 Attention of those interested is invited to a.i advert semem of the V M.C A. School of Commerce appearing in nother column offering ;o prepare studen s for the Senior exam'na ions of the London Ch mber of Commerce in Shorthand and Book-keep ng and Junior
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    WEMBLEY AT NIGHT.
    61 7 GEORGEOUS ARRAY OF LIGHT. A RED-LETTER DAY. Reuter. A Wllre from Home states that Wemh'ey presented a brilliant picture at nigfhtfajl, when tho main avenue and buildlngs were Illuminated by thousands of lampis. The Stadium was lighted up by powerful searchlights and there were gay scenes in
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    LATE MR. W. EYRE-KENNY.
    213 7 FORMER MALAYAN OFFICIAL. A Sydney message states that Mr. W. Eyre-K '.'.my, >a: Q D ree or of Public Works, F M S., died on April 19, after :n < peration. The la:e Mr Will'am Eyre-Kenny, A.M I C.E., who was born on August 15, 1867,
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    232 7 SELECTION OF NEW BOOKS. In- addition to a selection of new fklti'on tlhe undermxted works have been added to Raffles Library and will be available for issue to-morrow at 9 a.m. Ashtan, Leigh.—Chinese Sculptu'-e. Bailey, Cyril.—The Legacy of Rome. Barbour. G. F.—Life of Alexander Whyte. Bone, D. W.—The
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    MISSING SOLDIERS.
    171 7 NO BRITISH STILL DETAINED AS PRISONERS-OF-WAR. Many inquiries continue to be addressed to the War Office regarding soldiers who were repotted missing during the war. The most recent appear to have been stimulated by a report to the effect that two Belgian soldiens had escaped from Germany after
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    AGREEMENT CLAIM.
    877 7 A MANAGER WHO WAS NOT A MANAGER? HEARING CONTINUED. The resuumpt'on of th? ca. 0 which was adjourned last we?k and in which Mr. P>rd nar.do Boza.r. a a I ali n Motor Engineer and Electrician is cla.ming from Messrs. Ambrosoli Stoppani arif Co of Sim laporu. a
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    ENGLAND'S DAY.
    26 7 (From Our Own Conreipendent.) KUALA LUMPUR Yesterday. Five hundred attended the St. George's Ball he'd in the Selangor Club, which was a brilliant success.
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    CONCERTS FOR CHILDREN.
    891 7 SINGAPORE EXAMPLE. BY H. E. WORTH AM IN THE "MORNING POST." S ngapore a: the moment suggests naval bases, qu stions cf strategy, nd high Imperial policy. A column devoied to muse however, may dwell upon ano her aspee*. of Singapore 0.1 what th s raus cl
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    95 7 The fol/'owirg were the guests of His Excellency the Governor and Lady Guillemand at a dinner at Governmont House on Wednesday. Col. and Mrs. R L. B. Thompson. Hon. Mr. E. S. Hcse. Miss Hose. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Worthington Mr. Sea/hi Liang: Seah. Dr. and Mrs.
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      284 7 "FIBRENT" 49 i Asbestos Cement Sheets. m f I Flat Sheets. Manufactured in I Sizeg 8* x 4', r x 4', 6' x4\6' x 3\ 4' x 4", 5-3 i", 3-16", 1/4" 5-16" U" 5 1 2 i i kuess. I FIBRENT. Sheets are non-ocduc'ive of heat and cold and
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    668 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. ROYAL SUSSEX WINS JUNIOR MATCH. A soccer game remarkable for its evenness of play was keenly followed by a large crowd yesterxiay when the first match in t.:e junior division cf the Singapore Ftootball Association League was play ei between the second eleven of tir.e Royal Sussex
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    CRICKET.
    72 8 V.M.C.A. vs. ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT. The following will represent the V.M C A. vs.. Royal Sussex Regime .t ■ft cricket o-morrow at Ta.gl.r. l commene ng at 215 para:—H. G. Stack (Capt.) M. Ignatius T. Weerakkody, C A. Norria T. E X, Retnam A S. Subraman'am. P. Jayawardene Dr.
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    BILLIARDS.
    101 8 MALACCA GAMES. Our Malacca correspondent wri.es that on Friday the 18th inst. at 8 p.m. the Brickfields Rompers met tin United Chinese representatives a' b lliards at the H gh School Old Boys' Association*. The ball was so crowded Hut there was hardly any stand 'ng room, and the
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    BOXING.
    77 8 KEY-MORENO TO-NIGHT. Battling Key. lightweight champion cf Mailaya m.iets Noel More;ix> of Selangcr in a ten two-nrnute contest at the Happy Valley ring tonight for the championship. On the same card Mohd. Amin s b lied for a i».turn contest with Washington Lee over six rounds. The ct 1
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    184 8 S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship. Hiil vs. Lirton unfin'shed. Leakev bea Wi ter J. W. 7—5, 6—2. Profession Pairs. Mugllsrton and Cameron beat Treadgold and Paterson G—4 6—2. Utermark and Kleinman beat Dorroll and Hamilton 6—3, 3—6, 6—3. Championship Pairs. Moss and Salter beat Roy Smith anj Le
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    LADIE'S CLUB.
    80 8 A match will be played this afternoon between the Lad es Lawn Tennis Ciub aid Johore B.hru seven mixed doub'es pairs taking par:. Play will begin at 430 pm. The following is the L L.T.C earn:— (1) M s* Wail s and Kleinman (2) Mrs. Hall anj Sedwlck
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    TILDEN'S STAND.
    23 8 Philadelphia, Yesterday. Tilden has declined the Lawn Te.vnis Asso'ation's inv'tation mentioned yesterday, until his statue as an amateu?- s clearly defined
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    PING-PONG.
    43 8 Our correspondent at Malacca writes that the 20th tnst saw Ong Kirn Peng (U.C A.) beat Tan Chang Beo (BR.) at ping-pong by 6—2; 6—4; and Chan L n Ch ang (U.C A.) beat Loh Ah Ljfa (8.R.) by 6 1 6—2.
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    YACHTING.
    183 8 The follow! g Royal Singapore Yacht Ciub arrangements are announced:— On Saturday, April 26, the second of the seres of races for Mrs. Carver's trophy for yachts with ladies a the helm., will be sa'led at 4.15 pm. over the same course and tender the same conditions as previously
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    AN OMEN—OF LOVE.
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