Malaya Tribune, 30 April 1924

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING SHIPPING GAZETTE. I m EVENING DAILY. XL- No. 102 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1924.
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      160 1 I'D RIO I CAP WAFERS J I t A Sons, Ltd. ted in England.) 9 1111 ***** i i r I_* I I These centrally grown leaves are the pick of the I I Iff Jl vir^inia F,£nt and a one produce the perfect Cigarette I leaf—small m sialk and
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      46 1 HARMOM' 3 The glasses you wear shotrid Ik I in harmony with your com- plexion and particular a:yl§ of j dress. Our Optometrist w'ii d» I this satisfactorily fqr yea. I THE -EASTERN OPTICA I I I 5 15. Soith Ca t f I J •'•^•''■Miiiiimiiiiiiniinuiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiMniuiiifiiuiinßßaß^
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    HUMAN INCREASE.
    1621 2 WHITE RACE GROWING FASTER. 6UOgS POPULATION oi- WOULD. n> following- »4vl»i pr»"*ent> the L ul J'«*i the \vor'<{ as of li»l»V Th»»-e for grogd population or»* tnoutcht to be nv accurate lid it m poosi 010 to nuike thorn ut the preset tune. Tin* pivthahie nvr is vtry
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    NIGHTCAPS FOR MEN.
    140 2 SIR J. CANTLIE SAYS THEY ARE AS NECESSARY AS CLOTHES. Former generation» showed wjadom in their uae of warming-pan* «rid nigtopU'aps, «aid Sir Jitines Unntlie, the physician, who ib 73, lecturing at t-he Institute of Hygiene on "The (Icalth of the Professional Man." "Dun t think *thut
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
    30 2 THE SPRING RACE MEETING. (Under S> R. A Rula? of Ruaing,) Will |»e Held on Saturday, May 10. Tuesday, May J3. Thursday, May 15. Saturday, May 17.
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    PROGRAMME.
    9 2 Fbr the Informal <m u f Members Only.
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    First Day, Saturday, May 10.
    408 2 1» 5 8. THE STEWARDS iVc und STAKES— p.m. 4.03 p.m. and 5.«& uin, \aius **uu w til SJall to the burse, taitKuiwip for ex-gni)i u horf, i **w]J b divuled by the lk,ndaiappw nuj t/ire© c.abaes, k n,i ch ctasT u> Nanntcuppud 6«juirately; Cass
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    Second Day, Tuesday, May 13.
    483 2 112 THE ARCHDEACON I STAKES. PIRSE ,„d PLATE t P-m., 4.45 p.m. and 5.3J» p.m. \alue $800 with $150 to the second nors*.-; a haruiicap for ex-gr flm horses; «he horaea shell be d vided by the im o the thaxe ,1 C J* S
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    Third Day, Thursday, May 15.
    432 2 1» IHE FAR ft ANT l»l USE— it p m J $1*) Uj the second puny. rt»r comdh. <«j»p -ee Race 0 Seeom! Day. o]&* s C <tf a divided we-griffin pony harjiicup. D.st:n,c Furlongs. Entrurn-u tee $2 For wWed Stakv Mo me.. See Fwbtiotes,
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    Fourth Day, Saturday, May 17.
    723 2 I; THE JOHORE STAKES, PUKSE and PLATE—2.IS p.m., 3 33 p.m. &ud 5.10 p.m. Value $X<JO with $100 to the second horse; a. handicap for all ex-«gTflin hors»r> wh oh h.ve run a the Meeting ami Sng*pore Turf Club Spr'V 1924 gr ITin hordes which
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      633 2 A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. My healh is my greatest asset and the sustainment of good health almos: entirely depends upon functio .al regularity. Therefore it is w'se to always keep at hand a mild laxative £.nd liver regulator such as Pinke:tes for use, when necessary, to prevent cons. pation, dispel
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      146 2 THE RICHEST LEGACY. Is not wealth but HEALTH. But when you inherit a condition of the blood that makes that arch-fiend, Rheumatism, your master—or when hard work or eposed master—or when suffering in aching joints and swollen muscles—then beair in mind that you can have that rich legacy, perfect health,
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    A NIGHT OUT WITH DICKENS.
    970 3 ORIGINAL HAUNTS OF THE IMMORTAL DEAD. To the inuje prosaK-ally m'rvded, to wht>r»j l>cke*» is merely a preat pen.ua it fiction, bat not quite the sp.r tual c&>inoe of ull that is best oi human kind a* he 112 to the Elect, ih> book ('Dicko:,sia
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      339 3 I C. P. GOERZ'S I j CAMERAS LENSES acknowledged to be the best by all *> who use them. Jo I New Shipment have just Arrived AT THE E GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO. I D 53. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. I i l lnl.il i l i l II il i
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      226 3 (Btlcura Keeps Your Skin Fresh And Clear cleanses and V 7 purines the _\v Ointment soothes and \v/ heals any irritation, y /r redness or roughness. I Treatment: I A On retiring smear the affected surface with the Ointment on end of finger. Wash off in five minutes with Cuticura
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      136 3 All chemis s and medic'n il vendor* everywhere WMwi"«™..i.™.nin.i l l l l nii. i ni 1 ii l nH llll ,m,, tlI i, w rawriuiiMMMum i f t t f in immnin. DRINK! m CHIVAS DOGS HEAD j WHISKY STOUT f I i SOLD EVERYWBEBE agents:— SIME, DARBY Co.,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1048 4  -  CHRISTY MATHEWSON TURNS MOVIE MAN. Kj "Felmar." parat on und arranged witb h'm for .1 s;>cf..ii allowing at Sura it- Lak<-. Ur. Laesnmte wl hlra Itejyi aid !>• ny's kilest. Jewel product "Pport'r.g You a" and Matty mrangI lo sauw '.x the Por.r.ac Theatre L5» nut fal,
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      499 4 AMUSEMENTS. Alhambra From Wednesday, April 30, to Monday, May 5. Id (he Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Miriam Cooper in Kindred of the Dust IN 8 REELS. It has thrills galore, a touch of humour and a dash of adventure,
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      261 4 AMUSEMENTS THEATRE Of this Maaim >th Pr >gru:nm?. TO-NV J Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Until Tue1 at p. id In the 2nd Show at S.15 p.m. SPEEDGIRL o A T™* 3 m» bebe i miis m A Race thdt will stir your blood *\.r SERIAL. A Comedy Drama that shows motorists
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    AMERICA LISTENS TO LONDON.
    242 5 STRALVS -i LOVE YOU" CR ATLANTIC. transmission c by wireiess a AtiaJl t£ the Savoy Hote.— natal 1 a.m., is usual on Thursiving their items -LO between 10 ssl eleven came I New York had haying, "I L-ve i Neav York, aoc impUahfd very done, London!"
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    161 5 TO r>AY'S tu ii'J'A'l lONS. Rt.'UlkttU. Lo.-uJ 11% Lin.duu.— Is. O'sid. TIN. Wmtoiu—£24o 1G 0. LocuJ.—sl2o.so per picul' 150 ton* I'KODUCE. tr 13u:ers Seller» QwnbbT 32(5 00 Java C uli. Hamburg Cube Cube hi <? t, ppur 3'). no 31 li'ii Black Pepper 17 23 •SUtd/T.d Cwprn
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & GO'S REPORT
    210 5 ROSE MACPHAIL GO'S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) r n<—r« a! r.iT> $1,27 to SI 30, Mamhiiu 85 to cents Norths $1 07 t* -112'-, Sf«li h* Si 00 to >1,0 rf.ifkali.'i'? <>11 SO to $12 10, Na\v..£ l\« ;>1 -40 $1 43. II it in» $1 45 to 1 50,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    170 5 Programme of Drills up to and for May 4 1924. To-day, April 30 at 5.15 pm Drill Hall. U B" Ooy. (6 and 7 Pt n) Coy. Training. Drill Hall. "C Coy. Coy. Training. T -morrow May 1 at 515 p.m.—Drill Hal! "A" Coy. Coy. Training. Dri.l
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    BARLOW AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT.
    238 5 Singapore, Yesterday. Robber. —Wi h the intervention of the Easter holidays business has bceo- somewaat restricted but s nos then, w.tli the improvement in the Lontion and New York quotation*, the tone of oir iocal market has ben much Bteadi r In ycs.e day's aucticn
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    HOTEL VAN WIJK.
    718 5 INCOME AND EXPENSES REDUCED. NEW MANAGERSHIP. The nineteenth annual general meeting of the Hotel van Wijk Company Ltd,, was held at Chartered Bank Building* at noon yesterday. Mr. D. Blaauw, presided, and t/here were also present Messrs. J. H. Leopold, C. Hui skem (Directors), E. Gattey. S.
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      586 5 THE AUTOMATIC PATFNT IRRIGATOR A real boon to Ladies. Complete i n h-\ with Syrirce and Enema, with instructions I4.50 Postage paid. THE HYGIENIC STORE, 32, Raffles Place. Sing-ipore. WAR LOAN PREMIUM TICKETS. on 15th April 19C4 an application wag made to the < ourt of the Judicial Cammissionsr Kua'a
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      406 5 t mm t^iiitTTini: l iDininiiiiu^i«n»iiiniDiiri n in.n»n. w TITAN I Cement Cement j j /jj iftltl Borneo Sumatra fei AUPely I j Trading Co., Ltd. \f.\ _W_Km<l /I BAFFLESPLAai I r^legrsm: At KELT. 1 1 j j n HARRISONS BARKER Co., Ltd.. K. Lumpur. P. Swettenham, K!ang. UiltSlauOn Aj3ntS AYLESBURY
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      209 5 mails close. litltW, AI'RIL 30. I, *Man, Patani, hmuton and r.'Mhfttipok 2 p.m. •-hui n. K.Uik i'Jipun, ull ||iM < ij.l .n j pj«. Villa yn 2 p.m. 7, .«IwUban A: Jiu Li-.ij 3p m it IVi »i jc *lpuh ;i p.m. Wler.u 3 p.m. Vltduxi a p.m. V Mr
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AM) DEATHS.
    68 6 DEATH. TKOfl-Thc h irt_vurie<i ti| Tim s lay motirimr of Tioh Bei Kin i>f M •»1 a BoUMttiiUj U.l)< Co I lie lc«iW>i bt>hin<l a willow nnd vs> (jauirhser to K wi ura h> tin*. The funvra l w ake plut .1 Su day t •1
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    VALUE OF ELECTRICITY.
    943 6 Wh lo we arc waiting f\>r S'ngepore's new electro power station I belated mun cipal enterprise, to be erected, to provide tlhe city with an extension of cheap power for its tran.por- and ita industrial, commercial ar.d domest c life, it is interesting to consi.ler a theory
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    HAPPY VALLEY DANCING.
    116 6 The Happy Valley -is drawing fa -ge orowds just now with Aorai. a foremost American versatile dancer and William Oakley, a master of oan c ac.s and magica.,. Irr the r performance titers are spacflM d n >reJ kigbting and scenery effects. n»r they preseri ed a
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    51 6 T TOKIO, Monday. Lite death ;s ann unced of Baron Hikokichi Ijui 1. ex-minister for foreign affairs, due to neuralgia. Tin and cotton yarn aie quoted Y.lBO and 310.',0 respectively, the latters fall is due to reaction against recent enormous rise.—( By Counte«y of the Nanyo Nidhi-Niohi Shimbuns
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    195 6 Under the auspices of the Ceylon Tarn 1 s Ass6c.at.on Mr. V. K. Si ghe w II del.vca; his second lecture oa the economic poss b 1 ties of North Ceylon o-morrow at 6 pm. in the Association Had! Memoers and friends are cord arty invited. me inquest into the
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    AGREEMENT CLAIM.
    307 6 THE ITALIAN WORD FOR "MANAGER.'' Ttic c-(T t nutd hearing of th_. at ion in which Mr. Fcrdi.n.mdo B.xorii. a furmej uUp.uytse of Ml -»r Ambrosol '«3 opp.in and < ij.. nf Singapore* i« i* s jii i lUmag.s :r wrongful distil itji', Lok piace y< eniuy htfopo
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    SEAPLANE OVER HARBOUR.
    73 6 ARRIVAL OF THE v PEGASUS." Ay a ion s ccmirg to u> foddenly, but we wonder hew lo.ig it will remain. A Br tish ap.ane was flying over the harbour th s morn'ng, aigMttg the- iv ai of H;s Majesty V •eapla-e can r Ptgasus." The French
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    ST.ANDREW'S PARISH MEETING.
    377 6 The uri ual mooting i the im r-. .rs 112 S; AR.I.oW* i hudJiT wa-% lied in the «'ltnjKw Houm- <>n >» «ii »y- Tn \Uv K. A. II n?. ac-i «-O'iAl < -JwijiU :i vni* :n the <-J-jfr a >1 hur. ,\j r II K S;i>
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    31 6 from H Hand ar-xl Germane by i Pr.nses Juiana, due Singapore tomorrow afternoon. From Europe (London mails d*eP*t£ed April 10) by a* Tart. d7e !>: xinfo. n Frr:driy me 2nd
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    TANGLIN CLUB.
    1052 6 ANNUAL GENERAL MELTING. The annual general meeting of members of the Tangii i Club was n;ld at the Cub lasc night. Mr. 0 P Grirlita Jcnea. p esided or. bbefe wc:e alt i present Messrs. H M Cantrcl,.. E. W. P. Fulcher, A. G Harrington, C. V. Baiiey.
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    MOTOR FATALIFE.
    519 6 CLOSED. ACCUSED COMMITTED TRIAL Tm preliminar of Alt ss. i-. I dea h of H morn ag of Last oast- I read was I Senaett, the H |res4erday efu was eomm tte d H the foj'ihe H n the box H recorded I In making h fl cosed
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    NEWS FROM
    82 6 (From Our Own < PENANG V The tysata has occun f H» Hogan wid >w of the al Regan, a jo late v eeebrat birthday. She was t r Ev ra Mtitchi 'J. one ol danejfctera of Cap tin ladian Naval 8« vie Farewell ta Mr. Nil The
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      491 6 W'l' ll'»lliM»!lillllillli"illt!/i;:illfHil(iMtl!l|l|M VICKERS MODEL DE LUXE I j Hand Sewing Machine. j I Tliis machine has a reversible feed, sewing backwards and I forwards, that is the work (without even being removed) c*n 1 I |>e sewn t -wards tLe operator as well as from the operator. I '1 his
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      61 6 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? V-u, of E ectrci.y SSTj^ Mo or Fatality ffi? W K»rara ions Test I The Genua a Eiectons 4 O d a d N w Ch na Human Increass .1 A Nght Ou L With D ckens g T a-re and Scrf-en Hotel Van Wijk Ma 1
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      154 6 WHEN AND WHERE. A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, April 3«. High Titles—B,B aiu.. 8.3K p.m. U. I. homeward ma I leave*. Football: K.G A. vs. Sussex. SC.C. lUwaan Dur:ci\ Mcmori 1 Hull, 9.4 "> p m. To-mwrow. May t. JI nh T'dea —0 3 a m., 032j» m. i'h.l. Ore he»
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    MR SNOWDEN'S BUDGET.
    1505 7 DEVOTED TO DEBT. VYMENTS FOR YEARS. BRINGS REVENUE TOE STATE. imona was crowded t re-a mb] d bu 'g-t discuss bu. re full. inc'rding the y where the RUJIon. i and all the AgentsI t.v.l an Senator Mr. v ral Indians were a* represent lftvaa. v.i r'
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    OLD AND NEW CHINA.
    247 7 ASSISTANCE OF LEAGUE. CAPITAL REQUIRES SECURITY. Reuter. The dinner given yneterony in Lo.id.n by Mr. Chao Irsin Chu to the Chinese < x-Prem'er Mr. L an Shi Hy w s stter.ded by a gathering which Mr. Ghao d.sc ibed as probably Rm most d stingushed assemblage
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    TURKESTAN REVOLT.
    70 7 MED TROOPS ENGAGED. Reuter. News f: m R ga received in London, saya i: > reported that there is a widespread in urrec ten ia Turkea a* This is omValiy confirmed by the snaooacsment at Moscow el serious coaster revolutionary activity n Bokh r. and srmed clash or.
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    NEW ZEALAND STRIKE.
    48 7 Reuter. The N\w Zealand Government has sate! tha the rairwaymen*! pre osais are oasccept b.c. Goreromeat win no: free to dis.uss he demand urt l the oid nary working of he railway is resumed —Red o:. The New Zealand railway itr ke has been abandoned
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    THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
    225 7 MODERATION MAY SUCCEED. PROSPECTS OF VARIOUS PARTIES. Reuter. A Bcr!ia c—b.v of tc-tl y sayv thu.i ihe ma i it h y elect or* of :h- Re'chc V is "Shall ihe Tna y of Wrfftll iwid ilie? ex f "wu' repot. *1»nt• 1 1» v< 1 I
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    AERIAL PROGRESS.
    205 7 UNANIMOUS SUPPORT FOR FRENCH AIRMAN. Reuter. 11 trarjipierea from a stateme t is.-ut> Iby he Aei .oraut cal Department a: Pari- that M. I) sy's flight wa? the result of lengjjhy aid advanced ptreparationa. It was originally hoped to (rganise a world ton* but this was abandoned on
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    IRISH BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
    61 7 MR. THOMAS ANNOUNCES POLICY. Reuter. i In the House of Common s yesterday Mr. Thcmas announced .ha as r.o fettlemeat agreemer.; w s possible on '.he benedfcry between North Ireland and the res: cf Ireland, the matter must be determined in accordance w th ar. cle twelve
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    GOVERNOR MCRAY CONVICTED.
    100 7 SENTENCE DEFERRED. Reuter. Warren Mcßay, Governor of thI a.c of Indiana, ho was convicted in the.Federal Court en a eh rgo f using the ma la her a frandu 1 ent scheme, says a cable from Ind r!annpoiis, has been tent to gaol pealing sen ence. The
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    ADMIRAL JELLICOE'S MOVEMENTS.
    31 7 Reuter. Adm'ral Jellicoe in a spe eh a. a Government iur.checn, regretfu ly announced that he was leaving New Zca ard towards th e end of the year.
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    REPARATIONS TEST.
    284 7 GERMANY MUST MOVE FIRST. EVACUATION OF RUHR TO FOLLOW. Reuter. I: is understood in French d plomatic circles, ays a cable from Paris, tha. If. P in a:e. Th un s a d Hymar.s, agreed fi:sly, r g'd y to \asist that German/ put the experts' plan into
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    JAPANESE-AMERICAN DISPUTE.
    110 7 NBGOTLAI lONS "fT>i; NEW AGREEMENT. Reuter. At Atiui ran cnlrfe »ys thxl -••viral ineftibi)t« of the m fc:e»e« bi he iwy II u< s 0.-j he Immiiint.on L 11 d ihxt fit y hoped tIIC.V hid tc chtd eomprom-sc en thr .J>i) i nt?i- uut> on whxh wnd
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    MANNING OF SHIPS.
    75 7 PROTEST AGAINST THE BLACK" SEAMAN. Reuter. A cable from Halifax. Nova Sootria, says thai the Trades Lab ur Council has passed a rcs.lu ion pretesting against the mpor:a on of Asia, cs to menu ships in tihe British Empire, the Steei Corpora don declaring that it VT-11
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    BONDS OF MATRIMONY.
    47 7 Reuter. A w re from Ashville, North CarolAa, sta es tha: Corn:- ia the only child of the late Mr. George Va.iderbA% was marr ed yes.erday to Mr. John Amh rst Cecil, member of he staff of he Bid ish Erafcas. y t Washburton
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    DIFFICULT STARTING.
    143 7 One reason why an automobile engine is more apt to balk when starting than after a period of con,i. uous running has been determined by Do. F. B. gilabee of t)he U. S. '-enu of Standards for the National Committee for Aeronautic?. It ha? been found that the
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    85 8 Sports Pastimes. FOOTBALL. LOCAL LEAGUE MATCH. I The iootball game, when was played yesterday on the St. Joseph's I ground beiwea th.- St. Joseph's Old Boys ami Boustead'a in the junior L League of the fmmjiMi Football I Association rjaailtul i I a victory by f three goals to n
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    200 8 I KA(;t K FI.VJ l ItKS, I*2l. I ir*i Itiv s<Mn. Put* Ten in Ground A|>r I KG A v. Sussex sR r Miiy JM iv. S.K C, yc C. 7 AI lay J I" v.v> C.f A. SR C 1» Jlii-Hx v a R«s.c c '.S
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    1881 8 Good Friday Matches. Lon.l-n. April 18,—The fi/low.iu «re re of football match*» if. th« l.< iijjur* t -day: FIRST DIVISION. >n iinu rTS 0 Nowhstli; 1 Boml.y Hudr-flfli I." OtP 50 4 2. Jj vctpo 1. Evert>n 3 Ahwnu 1. Alan»' -i. r c.ij i j;irn»i- jjftam
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    RUGBY.
    124 8 HOME RESULTS. I/vTTxJrtn April is.—The fuil»iw !ig arc resists 112 Rugby footba'.l mac played to-iiay: Pc» 9 pi* Barharat 11 Bri.'(TtVAter IT. Bradford O*. P II Ha trier» ir>. London W. -K (5 Mountain A*h (I Ab rawn 11 Povtyp ~1 »2 Ou'cy S. Lo. r ti'n April ID—The
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    66 8 VINCENT RICHARDS RESIGNS. A rube from f'h ulelphia says !ha Vj .'ft» it lias followed i Jikn's c-xiii«|> c aml ha? resigned from the American D&v<b Cop nam T Men maile an a uouncome t on the strength nf a telegram from Richards, as ui Tld oil's case
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    59 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Champiansh'p Fairs. Uterniark and Pateraon beat Nathan and Msrgler, 4—6, 6—2, 7 —5. Potts and Leggott boat Power and Bell, 6—o, 6—3. Championship. Major Harrison beat Salter, 6—-4. 7—5. TO-DAY'S TIES. Pr< fetisional Pairs (Final.) Uterjno k o ».l Klenmnn vs Mujf--1 ston ar.d Camtio Championship
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    S.R.C. TOURNAMENT.
    143 8 Y£tiI£KDAVS RESULTS. Mixed I)t übles. W. A. li. ~cichc; and G. G. Gray l>'-at C A. Nwrt# arid o:ivt-i»o, o—i, 6—B i, W, A. Bu') tvchot find G. G. Gray b<\,t 11, No. ,is and N- S. II.««an. 3> —3. Championship. A. R Buicman bout G. «U* S.uza.
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    STRAITS CHINESE R. C.
    195 8 YESTERDAY'S TIES. A. Single Handicap. Scmv Pr.h Lcnj? owe tl bout Lim Ci.ong K.ao scr k fi—u. o—3, Chun Choon owe 20 beat (ina Sftiif C/ucc rwi! »j, (s—:i, 1 <>, 6—' J. tfcongr rimU Pitt owe 15 brat Loh Poou Lip owe 12, 3—(J, retired
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
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    135 8 PENANG TURF CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) PENANG V est. Hay. In the ■hawnc; cf the .xiri'ble Mr. A. B. Voulea Mr. E. E. Chamb rs presded r.t th. half-yearly meeting of boe Turf Club. H, a j that the aceoun.s show a m;- >lus of *****5 pared
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    85 8 London April 15.—Mr. Mills in the House of Commons questioned whether, in v'ew of the fact /.hat in India more than 50 p;r cecjt. of the tetal of the India Bxlret was not v table by member* of the Assembly, it m propoood to take steps t 0 make I
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    555 10 Sinjgfapore. April 26. MEAT. Article. Prices. c. Beef steak round kati 0.42 Bov.f stew or curry kati 034 Pork lean kati 0.60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality; kati 0.46 Mutton Indian kati 0.73 Mutton Australian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Fowl kati 051 Capons (Locally reared) kati Her:s
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      29 10 FOR PRIVATE SALE. Nautical Instruments, comprising Barometers, Telescope Binoculars Sextant Compass Log Lines —and various Charts &c. For further particulars, apply to, Ouin Kiat Co., Ltd. 3.% Phillip Street.
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      303 10 BRA N X> LARGE STOCKS ON HAND WI1H OB WITHOUT HANDLES From 3 to 5 Founds At Competitive Prices. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) SINGAPORE. P Fixe? am mm m o'i?i mm j Ife > V. I Kfc I Jfp| i NOTICE. The following g >odi can be
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      442 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 0 BRuilHNDIA AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated ia England.) MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. INSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. lex Contract with Hi* Majesty'i Government.) gfTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. (jhina ft Japan For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp. Due Leaves T-«nage Singapore Tonnage Singapore 1924
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      389 11 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly fre'ght and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Hindenburg May 5 Emil Kirdorf June 5 Scheer July 5 HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. ♦Carl Legien May 5 ♦Adolf von Baeyer June 9 "Hindenburg July 9
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      476 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEfrMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only calling at Batavia, Sourabaya, Fiemantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydaey. SCHEDULE OF ARRIVAL? AND SAILINGS. Date of Arrival Date of Departure 1924 1924 ENOGGERA In Port May 1 EURELIA June 17 Jure 19 For further particulars regarding
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      553 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSF.N KAISHA) LONDON LINE. TONNAGE DESTINATION Kamo Maru 8,500 Marseilles London Antwerp a Ka:ori Maru 10.000 Mars, lies London Antwm Mav 13 Atsuta Maru 8 500 Marseilles London Antwerp Mav 27 Ka,.hima Maru 10 500 Marseilles London Antwerp 10 Hakone Maru 11,000 Marseilles Lo do, An LIVERPOOL
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      428 12 SITUATION VACANT. WA \Tf I), —a Ciompraitor for Npw« Departmes.t. ipilj wiik testing i.ia s to the Managvr, Malaya tribune between two and three p.m, FOR SALE. If OR SALE—Small Fungakw re about one acre of v. luiible land at bukit I imah, Sir gap->re. The land is planted up
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      585 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. Mr. Gch Peng Lock'has been appointed Manager of "hipchandlery Company as from to-day's date. 8WEE.KIAT SHIPCHANDLERY Co. Singapore, April 1 1924. NOTICE.. In the Estate of Lee Chaon Tiat, deceased. Pursuant to Section 25 of Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees). NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and pern
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      620 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 18G2 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,00(1 Subscribed Capital £1 800 00C Paid-up Capital £1,050.00C Reserve Fund and Rest £1,407,811 Bead Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF
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      517 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 sulo'man. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Raii.amat. Paiembang 1G> Jlir Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. AGENCIES AT London New York. Saji Franc'sco, 5***V?» Sourabaya Semarar.g. Shanghai, Amoy, Pontianak,
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      511 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, i Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Pa d up Capital in 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000 00( Reserve Fund £3 800,00( Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3 000,001 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London E.C. Agencies and Brand, tes. Alor Star
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      417 12 INSURANCE. Cwl 80UTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITKI FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L C. MARGOUOUTH, Manager Office*: 2, Fkriapna Green. THE EASTERi^UAiTliT ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorpora.ed in the S.S.) Head Office: Sing .pore, 1st Floor, Banque del Ir,do China buildings, IA. Malacca Street. 'Phone, No. 257.
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      418 12 FREE YOURSELF Fromihe, fl ess, Gueral DeUfiu Asthma Bftaklog I Hedicin il Blcod Sold il:.; I THE I MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I (EVENING DAILY.) I To. No. 345 Editorial u tpt I Tel. No. 171, Managerial Ds* I subsc viuN s;, I PAYABLE DM AL'V.'i;."(.£ I
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