Malaya Tribune, 11 April 1925

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII. No. 84 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925
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      372 1 THE I j MALAYA TRIBUNE AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE T |inf Newspaper of British Malaya. i m Published Daily. i ffcc paper that keeps its I [era folly informed 0 m 1 i I I LIVE hSD INDEPENDENT. nn« 1 Wliiteaiaray 9 s i E*Ojpi*l»i? Priced Special Value Lines t
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      183 1 I ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS M iWW 3 are dangerous to eyes. To prevent this s -danger by wearing Genuine Crookes Lenses which absorb these insidious We make them. ia I THE EABTERN OPTICAL CO., I 15, South Canal Road, Singapore. Z iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiuaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniMiiinnnrj» i FOR I j V> I 1 1 1
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    CAMBRIDGE RESULTS
    1797 2 Malaya's Pass List in Last Examination The flowing 'boys and girls in Malaya have passed Jhe examination held in December last>— [The small letters under bracket denote thati the Candidate to whose name they are prt-fixed vr.s distinguished in the following sutjc-:.* re--eotively:—(a) Arithmetic (Junior, or. ij), Agricultural
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      499 2 9 GLITTO" I THE WONDER OF THE AGE. I Cleans and Polishes everything frcm f 1 attic to cellar. 1 I TRY IT ON YOUR I CUTLEBY, GLASS, PANS, POTS, i g BRASS, COPPEB, STEEL, BATHS, t 3 TINS, IBM, ENAMEL. PAINT, I I KETTLES, WOOD, MARBLE, g OILCLOTH, LINOLEUM.
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      160 2 jCCLEMENtS m TONIC J p£3|B humous throughout J Australasim for forty Whenever you feel run-down or c*rt-c-f-sc;is, whether the impairment is the result of climate, worry, mental or physical oversh*a*n, take a course of Clements Tonic for a few weeks. You be grali&oU by il>s rapid improvement in yota* condition.
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      255 2 THE DAY WILL COME when folks will be ashamed t* they are not well, says an aar: cian. That day i s already *S people who us*' wfe r 2 by ensuring regular bowel *j Pirikettes keep the system in condition. Cltcn h*!*, If you are trouble biliousness, s:'ck headache*
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    COMPANY REPORT
    381 3 Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Limited The following report has been issued by the directors of th© albove company:— Your Directors submit herewith their Report aaid Statement otf Accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1924. The Profit for the year, after providing for Depreciation and Directors' Fees, amounts
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    GUN-RUNNING
    240 3 Big Haul of Automatics at Bangkok The Bangkok Customs Department is to be «wigratul3alted on the haul of automatic revolvers and ammunition made off the m.s. Falstria." There was reason to suspect that revolvers were on beard, and one day last week, during the tiffin hour, a sharp wa;lch
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    85 3 A recent meeting of the Kenya Colony legislature passed a resolution almost without precedent! in the history of Crown Colonies, and one which shows a deteriminaitdon that the status, of Ks/nya shall receive the recogni'lSon it feels to be its due. Lord Delamera moved urging their need for "a big
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      328 3 L ipfHsW" i| "STANDARD" Cars were 13 I first introduced in 1903. Every \ll year has shown a steady and marked improvement justifying an IJL extraordinary popularity which can only be I secured by a really first data car. \j Gracefully built the "STANDARD" is U pleasing to look at
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      93 3 YOU AND EVERYBODY WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM Neuralgia, Gout, Soreness, Stiffness, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Headache, Toothache, and all bodily aches and pains, should use. LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM Mr. J. Vince of No. 20, Nelson Square, Burnley, says:—Having suffered from Rheumatism in my knees for two years and Neuralgia in my face
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      320 3 I SWALLOW 1 AND JVRIELL'S Biscuits Cakes FRESH STOCKS TO HAND OF i j Variety Wafers. eh jj j Ladies n I Afternoon Tea. Ripe Cakes. I Milk Arrowroot. Sultana do. jj ii Plum do. I j Marie. t <{ Combination. Seed do. 1 Nice Fruit do. Kruskits (Rusks). J
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      500 4 AMUSEMENTS IlE_ wilderness (rail wUh the pi obte rs Thrill on thrill— Indian flgnt Buffalo fight. INo Incre*se in price-Here's the greatest screen entertaii ment tver seen. J Thursday April 9 to Monday April 13. 1 In the Second show at 9.10 p.m. AT LAST! HERE COMES!! 1 THE COVERED
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      497 4 AMUSEMENTS 1 Extended up to Sunday, April 12. jjj 1 AT THE jjj IALHAMBRA TAN CHENG KEE CO., LTD., Proprietors. g I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. X J TOPICAL BUDGET of Interesting Screen News. |3 J p\ j IT IS A PICTURE WHICH CHALLENGES DESCRIPTION—EASILY Q
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      369 4 AMUSEMENTS Gaiety Cinema Surma Theatre Thursday 9'Sh to Tfrutrsday 16th April 2 Shows for 1 Payme nt it 930 p.m. M the blowing Price, of adrni s ,i 0Q A HOMESPUN VAMP 25c 500 Me. 51.20. Sl.SOand S2. is five reels with may mcavoy Main Attraction who vanjps her own
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    PASSENGER LIST
    867 5 Passengers Left ftefoUowiag passengrrs sailed to Europe am V* Mantua yesterday. K, u.«d Mrs. S. Baker, Miss H. Baker, Lkcr Mr. Schwartz, Mr. J. W. I Mr Y. Tait, Mr. F. J. Hubble, Jfrey, Mr. Hjartved, Mr. W. M. Mr X q A. Thrupp, Lieut. C. J. !akts
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    Passengers Leaving
    119 5 ,T" N. V K. sifeamEr Kashima ■u« b» g heft Hongkong on the Bth, is Qu to arrive here on Monday next the 13th ■gf at shoot 8 a.m. «ne wiß bo despatched for London via Penang, Colombo, Suez, Portsaid JJJ HsxseSes on the following day the Aprii
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    113 5 to Burama who do not quite b a tlle precise difference be- m n;i" train and a "passenger" y be interested to learn that latter stops at all stations, rtopi between all stations.— -Mr. S te r p '"'aker, SuperLr.tten.dent cf RubEast Coast, Sumatra has Foefcsj Bengkalis from Medan
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    SUPREME COURT
    217 5 A Plaintiff's Non-Appearance The case was taken u(pi:Tfore Mr. Justice BaiTett-Lennardi on Thwsday last in the Sutpi-ome Court in which Sim San Toot saed Yee Tek Khuay arid another, Mr. Layoock appearing for the defendant said that the pflaintiff bad not appeared. He asked his Lordship to dismiss,
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    To-day's Mails
    15 5 Mails close at G. P. 0., at noon to-day. •Specially superscribed correspondence only
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    22 5 The following have been elected Fellows of the Royal Codonial Institute:—Major Keys, D.5.0., Singapore; C. H. Preedy, Perak; F. G. Whitley, Tapah.
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    250 5 The Master of the 6J. Silviopellico reports that he passed a yellow overturned floating boat in Latitude 2.31.5 North, Longitude 101.30 East, at 0400 G. M. T. on Ist April 1925. The Master of the sjS. Tohbsm reports that the Light on MeMlle Reef Durian Strait, was not
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    Mails Expected
    34 5 From Ghiina and Japan by s.s. Kashlma Maru, due Singapore cteyllght on Monday, the 13th inst. From China and Japan by s.s. Borneo Maru, due Singapore on Monday, the 13th in sit.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    124 5 Thursday's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $324 Rice, Siam 2 $316 Rice, Siam 3 $308 Rice, Saigon 1 $278 Rice, Saigon 2 $269 Rice, Saigon 3 $260 Rice, Rangoon 1 $257 Rice, Rangoon 2 $254 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $9.80 S**'
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    Easter Holidays
    158 5 ToHlay, April 11 General Post Office, closed at noon. Savings Bank and Money Order Branch, closed. Telegraph Office, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Post Office Daily List morning only. Sub-Offices (postal business), closed at noon. Sub-Offices (telegrams only), 8 a.m. to noon, and 4 bo 5 p.m. Deliveries
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    80 5 The output of The Renong Tin Dredging Co. Ltd, No. 2 dredge at Rasa, output from 22nd to 31st March 47 piculs; yardage treated 14.600; hours run 146V 2 regular running commenced Ist April and dredge' working satisifactorily. The Deputy Controller of Labour, Penang, send us the foiHowiiug numbers of
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      288 5 IN MEMORIAM. MEMORIAL SERVICE TO THE LATE DR. SUN VAT-SEN (FOUNDER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA) At a meeting held at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce of the committee members appointed for the carrying out of a suitable Memorial Service in honour of the late Or. Sun Yat-ien, the
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      611 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Application! are invited for the post of Draftsman, Grade 3, commencing salary $110 per mensem, rising annually by $10 per month to $140 per month. Applicants must have had experience in preparation of plans from survey field notes and in general work of a
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    136 6 A Singapore Diary Toniay, April 11 High Tufes.—ll.44 a.m., 11.46 p.m. Public Holiday. P. and O. outward mail due. Cricket: S.C.C. vs. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. Polo: Barnes Cups. "m" JmLA Malayan Golf Ctoampiorishap, S. G. Club. To-morrow, April 12 High Tu'e.—o.26 pirn. Eaafcar Sunday. Malayan Golf Championship,
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    On the Prevalence of Beggars
    912 6 According 1 to Far East newspapers the Women's Rights Association olf Shanghai has started a campaign to dear beggars out of the ci'cy. When <we read that announcement we prayed for the formation of a similar body to that public-spirited Women's Rights Association in Singapore,
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    546 6 The Post Office at Kandang Kerbau is made an office of the Post Office Savings Bank. Mr. G. Hawkins is granted montha leave, and Mr. R. Scott returned from leave Oft March 28. Mr. G. M. K dd has been appointed a Deputy Controller of Rubber under the RuUber (Restriction)
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    ANTI-OPIUM REMEDY
    652 6 The Anglo-Chinese Dispensary Sued Bed3ore the akjting Chief Jaistice Mr. Sproule in. the Supreme Court on Thi*rediay the case was concluded in which a Chinese named Ho Sui Sin sues the Anglo-Chinese Dispensary. Mr. S, B. Tan appeared for the pteintiff and Mr. C. R. Stuart for the
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    Municipal Matters
    210 6 The following action was taken by committee No. 4 at a meeting held) on the 6th i» et:— Deckled that the Transport Allowances of the 3rd and 4th Officers, Fire Brigade (for motor cycles) cannot be increased. Recommenced i 'crease of Transport Allowance for Mr. A. J. Monteiro,
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    A TRAVELLER'S LETTERS
    1170 6  -  (From Mr. B. Ifor Evans «.s. "Maecri^ia" Aprl 2, ftm Mr. Ifor Evans, a lecturer i cheater University, is travel! > r 4 the world on the Albert Ka ship, which is awarded graduate chosen fro m a Br ;A \xj versu r .es. These lowers <v
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      323 6 I Robinson C 0.,! I LIMITED, j i incor p° rate<i m f Special Quality j I MACKINTOSHES I f i! I' fl' m Style as illustration I I WHA MID-FAWN SHADE 1 I I I f RUBBER LINED f I il l' r 1111 well cut and finished !I
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    FRENCH CRISIS
    715 7 v. HERRI'S TWO-HOUR SPEECH Clandestine Borrowing During Poineare Regime Reuter's Service. Ppril April 9. a new turn to the financial situafMn.i, result of a meeting this mornF ,ol the Left ittoc, to which i*" disapproves of De- Emitted a scheme remedy-■:-'r' istriDgea iy by doubling the luxury taxes
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    MURDER OF OFFICERS
    143 7 Poland's Reply to M. Chicherin's Note Reuter's Service. Moscow, April 10. The Rosta Agency say© that the Polish Minister Kentchinsfcy replying to M. Ghichertn's ncte protesting agaenst the murder otf two officers on March 31 and demanding a strict enquiry and the punishment of the culprits, while
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    Recent London Conference
    144 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 10. An official report now issued says that the Conference in London held on April 6 and 8 between delegates of the all-Rusisian Central Council eH Trade Unions, headed by Tomsky President of the Council, and representatives of Brrtrsh Trade Union Congress General
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    Train Disaster
    127 7 Reuter's Service. Barcelona, April 10. Seventeen were killed and 50 injured owing to tthe derailment of the excursion train in the Sarria district. Barcelona, April 10. Hitherto 26 are dead and 105 injured in the derailment of the excursion train. Barcelona, April 10. The tra n was travelling
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    Trouble in Transcaucasia
    84 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, April 10. The Rosta Agency states that the Transcauaasian Government have arrested a number of officials of the Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic, including the Peoples Commissaries off Internal AfFajrs, Agriculture and Finance on charges of abuses of authority and 'incompetence. The arrested men are mostly
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    PRINCE OF WALES
    122 7 Accorded Enthusiastic Reception Reuter's Service. Seccondee Gold Coast, April 9. In the hottest sunshine, the Prince of Wales landed at Takaradi and unveiled a memorial commemoratrng the fact that he was the first pension to enter the harbour, which wild be completed two years hence. There was
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    Steamer Collision
    99 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 9. The stzamer Clan Monnoe reports that she collided with the Dutch steamer Jongecatharina. The latter smirk in the Wielingsn fairway. The Okn Monroe picked up twenty of the crew who were landed at Flushing by tug. The Clan Monroe anchored in the Wielingen
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    House of Commons
    95 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 9. In the House dfl Commons, Sir Waiter de Frece asked whether, in view of the feeling in China that industrial enterprises should be excluded from the scope of the consortium's activities, Government would try to secure a modification of the existing policy.
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    South African Politics
    71 7 Reuter's Service. Capetown, April 9. Ministerial cheers greeted Havenga's assertion in the Assembly that in the new Tcriff policy the Govanrment was never animated by anti-British feeling, the preponderating factor being South Africa's interests first. The M/inisjcer referred to General Smuts' observation fn 1923 that the position
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    Mexico and Britain
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Mexico City, 9. M. Aaronsaenz, Foreign Minister, discussing foreign affairs, declared that Mexico had not attempted and did not desiire to seek the resmmpbion of diplomatic relations w?th Britain as the Government considered Britain's refusal to recognise it an affrfcnt. He added that the relations
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    Amsterdam Strike
    62 7 Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, April 9. A strike for increased wages ha» broken out oi> the Government relief works in the Moorland districts of Friesland and Drenthe. It is reported that in many .pilacea the etilikens set fire ti> the piles of peat, cut telegraph wiires, and pierced dams.
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    The Disarmament Problem
    47 7 Reuter's Service. Philadelphia, Aplril 10. Viscount Lee ojfi Fareham, addressing the Engl<sb-speakirfg Union, advocated a new arms conference to consider the abolition of saJhpnarines. He said that land disarmament wars not feasible, air disarmament unpradtiear and naval disarmament properly setitled hy the Washington Conference.
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    ARAB RIOTS
    495 7 LORD BALFOUR'S ROOM BARRICADED Finally Escapes Under Cover in Motor Car Reuter's Service. Damascus, April 9. Earl Balfour has arrived. Crowds later demonstrated outside his hotel, and the manager rushed into Earl Balfour's room, closed the shutters and turned off the lights. The crowds hurled 6tones at the
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    The Prince of Wales
    41 7 Reuter's Service. Kumassis, April 10. The iPrirtce rarf Wales arrived and was given a great reception by a dense crowds. The /town was befogged and the Prince reviewed the ex-servicemen and attended service at the English Church.
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    Decision Final
    42 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, April 8. Mr. Oool'dge, (replying to the memorial of Peru against <uhe various parts rJi his Ta'.tnaarica award, especially with regard to the arrangements for holding a plebiscite, says he regards the award as final without appeal."
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    Question of Sovereignty
    38 7 Reuter's Service. The Hague, April 10. The Government has appointed Professor van Vollenhoven to be 'its representative in the arbitration pnokTeeding» to decide whether Miamgas Island shall belong to Holland or to the United States.
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    Nail Factories Burnt
    33 7 Reuter's Service. New Jersey, April 10. A fire destroyed the rail factory of Messrs. Ig<oe Brothers and several other factories. The k>a» is estimated at 4 to 6 million dollar*.
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      258 7 Ep *****252^^ I CALCO AUTOMATIC DRAINAGE GATES USED 8 I IN CONNECTION WITH I I ARMCO INGOT a IRON CORRUGATED CULVERTS ARE SOLVING I I MANY DIFFICULT DRAINAGE PROBLEMS S M SENSITIVE—A difference of head of only I fj ew ftundre^tfts an inch automati- C H WATERTIGHT.—Gate seats are machined
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    42 8 SPORTS PASTIMES BOXING To-night's Bouts Boxing enthusiasts are reminded of the bouts to-n ght at the Singapore Boxing Stadium. Sam Foxy and Kid Jackson will provide the main-event and the supporting events all promise well. Prices range from 25 cants to |L
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    FOOTBALL
    265 8 To-day's League Matches The following matches in the English and Scottish League will be played to-day:— Division I: —Birmingham vs. Nottingham F. Boiton W. V 3. Sheffield U. Burnley vs. Manchester City. Cardiff City vs. Aston Villa. Everton vs. Blackburn R. Leeds United vs. Bury. Notts C. vs. West
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    S.R.C. II vs. S.C.C. II
    50 8 Thr following will represent the S.R C. II against the S.C.C. II on Tuesday:—P. Bein; D. C. de Souza, P. Aeria, N. de Silva, V. C. Westerhout, L. de Souza; G. Van Geyzel, J. S. de Souza, C. Oehlers, L. Mailer, and F. de Souza.
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    S.F.A. League Fixtures
    72 8 The following- are the fixtures for the S.F.A. Leagues this season: First League i T April Monday, 20th.—K. Sussex vs. R. A. Wednesday, 22nd.—S.C.FA. vs. S.R.C. Saturday, 25th.—S.C.F.A. vs. S.C.C. Monday, 27th.—S.C.C. vs. Malays. Second League April Tuesday, 21st.—S.C.C. vs. YJVI.C.A. Police vs. R. Sussex. Thursday, 23rd.—5.J.0.8.
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    GOLF
    260 8 Medal Competition The Medal competition, the prizes for which wtre presented by Mr. W. P. Plummer. and Mr. A. W. Vick. was played off yesterday. There were 25 entries and the following cards were returned:— (Senior handicap 9 and under) F. Hemmant 76 1 75 W. Henrie 81 3
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    HOCKEY
    144 8 Rafflesians vs. R.E. A v<tiry fast and interesting game of Hockey was played on Thursday in the Raffles School ground between the Past and Present Rafflesians and the R. E. The Rafflesians played a forceful game in the first half, and a good passing movement between Stack and R.
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    CRICKET
    193 8 I. A. II vs. S. X I. The following will represent the Indian Association second eleven Joseph's Institution on the laftters ground on Monday at 2 P-nv:-A A. Sainy (capt), R. Antony, J. Antony, S. Doss, A. S. Jjfft A N Katyal, C. C. James, J. Louas, TDamon F
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    LAWN TENNIS
    42 8 S.C.C. Tournament I Tuesday's Ties Championship Denham vs. Wilson. Smith vs. De Siuers. Wednesday's Ties Championship Sinclair vs. Lt. Bourke. Fuller vs. Kleinman. Profession Pairs iWabster and Davidson vs. Green and Whitlev m Nathan and Nathan vs. Palmer and Murphy.
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    ALLEGED LIBEL
    61 8 Straits Times Application Dismissed with Costs (Fflom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, April 9. The Chief Justice, Sir L. M. Woodward, this morning dismissed with costs the application on behalf of the defendants in ihe Ferrers versus Straits Times libel case, to set aside the permission of the
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    The Next War
    157 8 General Sir lan Hamilton, addressing members of the British Legion in London, said they were more determined than any other body of public opir.rion to keep this country out of entering into any obligations to fight for other people. "We are prepared," added, "to insist that the
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    The Empire Cinema
    69 8 The Covered Wagon stands out as a genuine example of the motion, picture at its best. It is supremely stirring: it is satisfying to the eye and is a movie drama that takes its place among the modern masterpieces of screen art. Never on the screen has
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    258 8 Herr Braun, the former Prussian Premier, has been officially nominated by the Socialists as candidate for the German Presidency. Sheikh Muhamimad 1 Salleh bin Muhammad Taih has been appointed to officiate as Sheikhwud-Islam for Penak, with effect from January 1. Rajah Ahimad bin Rajah Indut, Second Assistant District Officer, Kuala
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    HEALTH BUREAU
    571 8 OPENED BY H. E. THE GOVERNOR The Need for Speedy and Reliable Information On Thursday the recently established Eastern Bureau of the League of Nations, Health Section, was formally opened by Sir Laurence Guiillemard at No. 67 Robinsonroad. Dr. Gilbert Brooke, Chief Health Officer, Straits Settlements, received His
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    166 8 To-day, April 11 7 a.m.—Farrer Range, S.R.E. (v), Musketry CJassificatdon. 7 a.m.—Bukit Timah, S.V.R.A., Practice. To-morrow, April 12 7 a.m> —"Farrer Range, S.R.E. (v), Musketry Classification. 7 a.m—Bukit Timah, S.V.R.A., Practice. Monday, April 13 7 a.m—Favrrer Range, S.R.E (v), Musketry Classification. 7 a.m—Bukit Timah, S.V.R.A., Practice. Tuesday,
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    83 8 Mr. J.J. Sheehan has arrived in Ipoh to take over the duties of A.D.O. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rambaut left Kuala Lumpur on Saturday for Batu Gajah. Mr. and Mm Nesfbitt and Mr. and Mrs. Leatherbarrow are homeward bound from Bangkok. M Mr. Tan 800 Liat, J.P„ who ha»
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      616 8 CHURCH SERVICES j EASTER SUNDAY j April 12, 1925 S. Andrew's Cathedral 6.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion. (Sung.) 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. 10.30 ajnu Mucins (Sung) and Address. a.m Holy Communion. 4 p.m. CWridren's Service, (Presenting of Lenten Savings.) 5j30 p-m Evensong and Sermon. Easter Monday, 7.30
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      449 8 iiiiHiHiiiiitin""«™"»j"" nmMI I TENNIS RACKETS a at 9 i Half Prices I a j Raja Co., j 117, North Bridge Road, Singapore. i I mm -fa? \u if Latest Model Guitar W itb adjustable and unbreakable aluminium tail piece I $25 Send for the latest illustrated catalogue. SEASON CO., LTD.
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    SHARE MARKET
    1041 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, April 9. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2s Allagar 114% 2s Anglo-Java 29 20s Anglo-Malay 23 |S 20s Ayer Kuning 37 |6 20s Batu Caves
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      263 9 I: uaVE YOU TRIED SILVO 3 1 I THE LIQUID SILVER POLISH. S CAR OWNERS j I pMiEffii shoßWc,ean S I CLEANS Hpm 1 the Kkktl I I' all kinds of parts oftheir I AiJi.K from 11! li^2j^=gggJ S It does not wear I all dealers. 11|. away the plating.
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      208 9 Rheumatism \7"ERY little would be heard V about the difficulty of treating Rheumatism if De Witt's Pills were employed more freely, for De Witt's Pills cure cases regarded as incurable and banish the pain of sufferers who havp resigned themselves to a lifetime of torture. Perhaps the experience of Mr.
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      196 9 I Easy I Thorough I he ~?pr a y that Y;j w) V ou will find LOTOL indis \\k M/ P ensaD e for use in your home. y Its powers of penetration are /3 My y simply marvellous and when used C\ I dfb I consistently LOTOL will be
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    PROPERTY SALES
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      566 12 SITUATION VACANT A WANTED —A tit. Cashier hinete) with •cme knowledge of accounts atd must be accurate at figures. Cath security < f $300 required. Salary from $50 to $75 according to qualification. Apply personally M. 8, E. A. 4, Cecil Street. BRITISH Ladles and Gentlemen leek Correspondents in Malay.
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