Malaya Tribune, 2 March 1926

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.} v^-x AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. XIIL- No. SO SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. MARCH 2. 1926
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      70 1 A *ATeUrTPKQTQSTQRS .n<i NnRTH BRIDGE Rg QEJOr ——,or-™. .oi—. ocaox====aoEaox===ox=aoE====ioi=ao i locaoi lonoi lOEa S J I o Hi URNITURE AT H 1 j"The Maples of the East" I NO ORDER TOO SMALL j I NONE TOO LARGE j i Quality Second to None j i 8 I Bbhb I
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    THE LOCARNO OMEN
    757 2 EUROPE'S FIRST HAPPY NEW YEAR Historic New Era of Peace on Earth Much re maims to bo done in. oixter that the hopes of the Locarno treaties may be realized, according to the message of King George V, to the delegates at the meeting for the signature
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    DREAMS OF ZINOVIEV
    96 2 The United States in many ways is the greatest obstacle to a world proletarian revolution, M. Zinov cv, Communist leader to.d the executive committee of the Communist Internationale in a ?peech at the committee's meeting. submitted a racommendatbn to the coram-ttee urging continued propaganda for an AU-Europoan
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    Rupture with Mexico
    75 2 The be'ief is ga ning ground in re«non b American circles that PrSdS Cooadge m preparing the way for a run ture m diplomatic relations between" Mexico and the. United States over ?he HS"? J«nd laws. Observers Keen 0 f f rmal netween the S ate Department
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      407 2 PARENTS ARE OFTEN PUZZLED to know what medcucine to give their liittle ones. The child falls ■ck with gripping pain®, vomiting, diarrhoea, croup; or suddenly gets feverish, screams for no apparent cause, refuses food, or vomits up what it has eaten. Whait is to be done on such occasions As
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    CANCER GERMS
    885 3 "GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN Missionary Doctor Swallows Quantity of Flukes The Martyr* to Medicine make up an army whose services co humanity are as lim ideas, we aro told, 83 posteri.y. Recently six English doctors were inoculated with living cancer germs to test the Gye-Bar-nard theory tritaL
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      643 3 I W A wocnxn with a dr-j' VOtLi I «mootb and radiant akin Admiration Lore—the prize of a youthful looking mm* Now, women grow young—not old i Palm and olive tilt—nothing else—give nature's green Certainly, the middle aged woman is disappear- i colour to Palmolive Soap. j n thjs eo
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      484 4 AMUSEMENTS Tuesday, March 2 and Wednesday, March 3. ffl In the First Show at 7-30 pm. Sharp I GLADYS LESLIE in I THE GIBL WOMAN jjj I A Drama of Romance and Adventure with plenty of action q To be Preceded by 3 iNEAL BURNS IN "NO PARKING"2 Reels 1
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      491 4 AMUSEMENTS g***************252JK!5^^ I T Ni^ht I S AT THE ffl I 1 ALHAMBRA •H (Tan Chen? Kee ft Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) S I In the Second Show at 9 p.m. a Cj THE SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SC ?EES I Cecil B. De Mille's Masterpiece, a wonder Paramount Production jjj
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      684 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA S^[v££ Every woman knows of some girl who b** g no through thick aud thin f a man- ALBE8UNI risked her repitatlon and life f r him— Vhe King of the Da-*j tTt!i and of the thanks" she got for it Together with HERE'S THE REAf. l-jfl
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1062 5 PRODUCE S'ngapore, March 2 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $355 Rice, Siam 2 $342 Bice, Siam 3 $330 Rice, Sa gon 1 $316 Rice, Sa gon 2 $300 Rice, Saigon 3 Rce, Rangoon 1 t $289 Rice, Ringoon 2 $272 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per
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      381 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED E-.rislan Field *B»iitanta f«f Ma Aaplieaatej must b* able to tanc.U baft s pie kuowledge of X *1 mi ever %5 jeare. Aopiy BjX M ay a Tribune. I*l R 1 efficient tyoW. with knnwledg* f gr*'.-i ffiee work required for atM A*« .er M yeare. B.x
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      166 5 The Malayan Electric Co., ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Ul-A Market Street, Singapore, (Corner of Cecil Street.) Wiring far BUSINESS HOUSES, RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS. SHIPS AND ALSO OVERHEAD LINES, ETC WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. LOOK AHEAD LOOK AHEAD LOOK AHEAD YOUR FUTURE More Money A better position Ease Independence Respect AH depends on what yon do
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      301 5 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, March 2 T i eS —0.19 a.m., 0.3 p.m. S* h 't Ad Society mtg., Govt. House, <;tiid r, n s A homeward mail closes, 2 Bloc u v Govt.. House, 4.30 p.m. 'j a'Theatre/ "The Quaints," 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, March 3 am., 0.36 p.m. Theatre,
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      70 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Govern xicnt Health Officer.) Kandang S*r.t!on for the 24 (hours endng March 1, 1926. deg. Max. shade temperature 87.5 F. M il shade temperature 75 F. Mean shade temperature 80.1 F. Max. sun radiation 150 F. Mm. grass radiation 70 F. Sea temperature 81
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    41 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT M: Tail Sin How and family Jbeg to thank ail relatives and fr ends who attended the funeral of the hue Mr. Tan Sin How and also to those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    DEATH.
    74 6 TAN.—At her residence No. 535, East Coast Read (6th Milestone) Singapore, on Ist March 1926. Mrs. Tan Yong Thian nee Ng Hea« Neb, aged 59 years, the bo/oved mother of Tan Khim Chua, Guan Chtia, Choon Chua, Heng Chua and mother-in-law of Kwek Noy Chia and Kens Jn. She
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    Public Gardens
    989 6 An iatereatinaj debate followed Mr. E. A. Bn wn'fl mot on to ask the Govemor-in-Council for the Katong Fort site, to be used as pubiV gardens by !rhc Municipal Common,mers, which was taken at Friday's municipal meet ng. Mr. Brown received unanimous support and the matter now i
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    1020 6 The Rev. W. E. Horley announces that ncgotia ion* are be ng puehtd In connection w-.th ihe add'lc*tonni new building for the Angio-Cfr'nese Schcol, Pant Bu.ttar. The rata of issue of Money Orders for India ar.d Ceylon to-day, Rs. 152 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Order
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    RECEPTION TO DR. J. T. FERNANDEZ
    289 6 Dr T. Furaacdez, who baa returned j tron Ldinburgh whither he had gone for I h:s maticaJ studies, was entertained by the Rauaacore CathoUs Christians of Sngapore a: a Tea Par y on Sundae evenings: the Short Street Girls' School' Hall, kindly for the
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    FUNERAL ASSOCIATION
    108 6 At the 13th Annual General Meeting of i,j o Lil!% Funeral Associa ion." rteld on February 24, at the residence of the President, No. 56-8 Ne 1 Road, the following were elected Office-Bearers for the ensuing year— Preside:;!:. Mr. Lee Hoon Leong; VVe-President, Mr. Loke Yew Lee; Ho*i.
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    MORTALITY STATISTICS
    116 6 The Singapore mortality returns for the week ending February 20 show 231 deaths, th? rae be*ag 23.25 per mille. Miscellaneous (38) Ftood let the head of the 1 st of causes w4h pneumonia second (33), eonyuls.ons third (2*3) and phthisis fourth (2o). The larger number of deaths (37)
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    380 6 It is understood that Sir t l reaming feei connection W S S: *"H ca.se was £10,000. w '.v. gjJJ U stated that R. 0 v Rugby team Enzlan la The engagement announced Voon Thean Soo, J.p of 7 of u Tan Sim Poh of Sarawak t
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    ENGGOR COAL SYNDICATE
    129 6 (From Orr Own fomepondcat) Ipoh. March t At fiht- ftist annua; m» tag of th Burger Coal Syndicate. Mr. Ku on la £i Q a:d „hat after the tedious pft wovk on the prcpaity .he oV*r!»urdtn aa* n«w removed. The mine wa* rod tons a day and
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    WEDDING AT PENANG
    93 6 (From Our Own Cortes londeat) Penang, Umxta v The wedding was eolenuiieed it U.W.s Church, the Rev. Arch*a» Ewrng officiating, of Mr. J Kußiia Ketil and Miss Jean Haddow* S«in, Scotland, who arnved *f ■teameg Sarpedon. Maiftr The brde was given awaj Jensen and Mr. Donga* af
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    18 6 From Europe, (London February 11) by ■J. Teesta, due 6 a.m. on Friday, :he sth met.
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL
    512 7 arfBERLAW WANTS A r FREE LAND -Sound Argument for totem* Membership Reuter's Service. London, March 1- the League of Nations Committee, which recently JUb d re oluaon urgrnnSrt to strenuously oppose G fundamental changes of the Council of E \u-ten Cham'oorla.n fee Government had I on its course.
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    FRANCE'S WAR DEBTS
    109 7 Itoumer Expected in London Next Week British Official Press Service London, March L J* expected that che French Finance M. Duumer, wiW come to London week to cake op negotiations with 1 ncelior of the Exchecfuer, Mi. r Churchill, regarding Fiance's war Great Britain. A prov.swnal '••■■.r.i-nt
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    RISING CRIME TIDE
    77 7 Reuter's Service. New York, March 1. J--- anng that public officials of that city 11 secret alliance with gunmen and > and are beneficiaries of wholeZ ""Sttons of the law, a petition signed ?<**o eit zens has been presented to ■bo,?? 1 ,li hrouirh Vice-Pres"d?nt D»we?, <',,n
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    THE SAAR QUESTION
    202 7 To be Discussed Before' Germany Enters League British Official Press Service London, March 1. The attention of Sir Austen Chamberlain, Foreign Secretary was called to the fact that ohe agenda of the League Counc.l has b<ien arranged so that the question of the Saar Commission will be
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    MR. ELLISON'S ARREST
    204 7 Further Questions in the House of Commons Reuter's Service. London, March 1. ln the Housl of Com mens, questioned regarding Mr. W. Ellison's arrest in Italy, S r \uMen Chamher.ain said Mr. Ellison had iodtred an appeal a:id the British Consul was watching the case. Be addod
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
    112 7 British Official Press Service. London, March 1. Xx A. M. Samuel, Under Seeratary for Overseas Trade, stated that a meettng of the Advisory Committee of exhib tors at the British fndnatmea Fair had unanimously expressed the openion thalc the Fair had "been a success and daged that
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    ENGINEERING LOCK-OUT
    74 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 1. The engineering lock-out has beex brought a step nearer owing to a meeting of strkers from the London firm of printing machine manufacturers, Robert Hoe, wh en was the origin of the dispute, reaffi:m:ng the-r daemon not to to Their attitude will be
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    INDIA'S BUDGET
    63 7 Reuter's Service. Dolhi, March S. The budget pres*.n*3d in the Assembly Amh .tha- revenue for the past fmanc al year was 131.35 caores and the expen dirure 130.05. The ecu mates for next year srwrw a revenue of 133.43 ore*3fl and an expenditure ThVe "is no fresfo taxation
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    THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    72 7 British Official Press Service London, March 1. Col Amery, Secrd ary for ihe jjomnions and Colonies, was quest oned in the House of Commons regarding the Imperial Conference whscn is to be held next October. He repl ed that t was eontempated «that there shou d be
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    60 7 British Official Press Service London, March 1. 4 86 X B h r a Ss r i07!Gen€va S 25lk S." 12oi5 Beriin 20.« 2 'm P Z e "e h T 6 4? V Madrid 3>L5 'o T *i 9V Rio 7V4, Buenos Ares f B ia|KXy %|r'Y
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    THE R.A.F. FLIGHT
    127 7 First Lap Completed by Yesterday Reuter's Service. Cairo March 1. The first stage of the 11,000 miles flightby the R. A. F. to Capetown, under the leadership of Wing Commander Pulford and comprising five officers and two mechanics, was competed on their arrival alt Assuit from HaiiopoLs.
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    BRITISH WAR GRAVES
    218 7 Fund for Perpetual Maintenance of Cemeteries [Brit**i Official Press Service] London, March L Mr. Ronald McNeill, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, inov ng a vole of £48,70o for salaries and expenses of the Imperial War Graves explained that last summer all the Governments of the British Empire,
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    SINGAPORE STRIKES
    127 7 Mr. G. F. Penny Questions the Secretary of State Reuter's Service. London. March 1. In the house of Commons Mr. G. F. Pencv asktd whether Carrtonese Bolshevik elements n the Straits Se t.em?n s were issuing propaganda and fomenting strikes; ar 1 whc her the Ch'nese Master Tailors
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    FLYING ADVENTURES
    117 7 Reuter's Service. British Official Press Service Karachi, March 1. Fight Lieui. Oliver and F'y'ng Officer Brooks have departed on the.r atten.pt o fly o England in five oay«. Capetown. March L Mr Cobham has wached MdoU, Rhcd;.s«a and is delaying h*s journey owing co tropical rains. London, March
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    FRENCH FINANCES
    85 7 Reuter's Service. Taris, March 1. The F-'nance Committee of the Chamber, d*KMiag the financial proposa s voted by the Senate, rejeced the rate proposed n the Sens e Finance Bifl for payments or ■ax, but intends to propose to Government a reduction of the raf.e of this tax'
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    INDIAN FOR GENEVA
    55 7 British Official Press Service London, March 1. Lord W'fliterbon, Under Secretary for India, announced that i was the l tion of the Government of India to nomi» ate an Indian to represent InL<fa at w 'eighth and ninth sessions of thel»*"" tional Labour Conference at Geneva o®
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    CHU OFF TO ROME
    26 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 1. Mr Chu has departed from Geneva en rente for Rome where he will take up tha Ministership.
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    VILLAGE BURNT OUT
    926 7 Disastrous Fire Plays Havoc at Gaylang HUNDREDS OF HOUSES RAZED Fanned by fast swirling winds, a fire which is said to have originated from the firng of a packet of crackers razed hundreds of houses to the ground at Gayiang yesterday afternoon. Shortly after one o'clock dense
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    58 7 According to the "Weekly untitled" th?re were :wo unaccustomed auantt a- vn« banquet of "Jho Japan Society ig one Japanese woman V?Jtfc a ah ng ed need and another smokvig a c\gar->tte.. Both were breaking awary from trad tion. 10» it a nji customary for Jar.eJi*£e women *o cut the
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    KIAT CASE ECHO
    1667 8 APPLICATION TO STOP A PUBLICATION Judge Refuses to Extend an Injunction The application by Mr. Wong Yong Soo, complainant in the notorious Klait Case, to renew the temporary injunction granted by the Supreme Court, restraining Mr. Goh Lai Kang, editor of a book emtstled "The Trial of
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    REPAYING A DEBT
    83 8 Storekeeper's Employers Described as Clever in the Supreme Ccmr L vp*i*tvW wrp ho wTTn xn Judgment creditors H. Kwa. isioag L ma son, j r aso i.ving there and he onl- rad $30 as his share of thp r*7+ -a ,r v Fay a cent to his
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    BANK ROBBERY CASE
    56 8 Mentioned and Further Postponed The three Indians who stand char«»rf h. S" 1 the robK ry the Ifcmque m ;a whta the :se "»s& mJde tbat arre fc s have been made n India m connect en with th* V case and an escort <T he Bame
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    WALES' FESTAL DAY
    1012 8 Annual Dinner of the St. David's Society Some forty-odd Welshmen and their ladi and other invited gueate gathered at the Adelphi Hotel last nilgfht in celebratsion of St. David's Day. After due justice had be».n done to the viands provided, Uhe toast of "The King" was proposed
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    THE QUAINTS
    213 8 The Sport of Kings at the Victoria The Quants need no introduction for they are not strangers co S ngapore. Their previous performances have earned for them a high reputation as entertain era, and Mr. R. B. Salisbury and his company enhanced that reputation ,ast night when they
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    CAR OVERTURNS
    331 8 Sequel to Accident in Bukit Timah Road A serious motor ace dent in which a car was struck and turned over at the tenth m lestone. Bukit Timah Road on February 10 was the subject of a case which came up nefore Mr. P. F. David, the D
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    108 8 Forty-one Hylams Rounded up in Chinese School An important ra'd durng wh ch fortyone Hylams ware round, d up was conducted _y Mr. Dick nson. A.S P., n cha g e of the Ditxtve D.par ment. and a posse of detective on Sunday at Blair-road. The ra ded
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    DOUBLE MURDER
    68 8 Two Chinese Shot at Lavender Street Last Night A myster ons double murder in which twj Cn-nese were shot and kijled, occurred h Lavender Street shortly after nine y ng dead n a drain while the other was .ying on the door steo of a house fS inmates
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT
    111 8 The case in wh eh Lam Choon and Co. ere suing L m Yang Hong for the recovery of a sum of $10,000 odd as damages for an al eged breach of contract for the supp.y cf rubber, was resumed this morning before the chief justice.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    30 8 To-day, March 2 5.15 p.m.-Drill Hail, S. R. A. (v), Gun Lay ng. N To-morrow, March 3 Tests" 1 01 111 HaJ1 M G P atoon Gun
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    39 8 SPORTS PASTIMES BOXING Key— Perera Battling Key requests us to state that he uj willing to meet Vincent Per era, lightweight champion of tha Malay Sates in a coniesc of twelve rounds at Kuala Lumpur WJthouc a side bat
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    FOOTBALL
    164 8 Wales Beat England Reuter's Service. SelhnrsJKj, March L The soccer match between Wales and Eng land was played to-day, and the former left the field victors by 3 to 1. The weather was dull and the spectators numbered 20,000. Play in tihe first half was rather loose, neiiher ade
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    Home Match Results
    56 8 Reuter's Service. London, March L In the first division of ihe Englsh League B.aickburn b:at Sheffield United by 6 to 1 and in the seco.td d.vi<s on Wolverhampton teat Da 1 ngton by 1 to nil. In the Bcn&£ h Cup third round re-piay Aberdeen oeat S*.
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    S.C.C's Victory
    86 8 m\ fir&t ma eh of the y ear p!ay€d on Padang yesterday af erncon the S R.C wee defeat d by the S C C. by three goas to nl. The S.R.C. had several chaig.s in the r team bu. the S C.C. played a far bitter game,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    224 8 Tanglin Tennis Tournament Yesterday's Results Mss Steph?nson and Webb, scr. beat Miss Grffith-Jones and FuLher, owe 30, 6—4, 6—2. CULLEN CUP m Mrs rr- ewe and Pren s owe 15 beat Mrs. H.ckey and Neo 1 scr., 6—4 6—l. Handicap Doubles (Men) Ba'eman and Koiyoak, owe 15 2
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    YACHTING
    773 8 The Final Race Golden Girl Trophy Seven second proved to be he dfference be ween the w nner and the of fife aplendxl trophy given by Mr. C. Bodcn tvioss, and tne reeipicrc., M CiOßre h' msman of the Puteh was heart ly applaud >tl when he received he
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    GOLF
    28 8 Another Win for Compston and Massy Reuter's Service. Be. a ra Florida, L Over holes Comosion andHaiy b*at MacDonaid Smith and Alec Snu bj o and 4.
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    Singapore Golf Club
    108 8 The Ladies' bogey competit or! wa< pla- ml yesterday afternoon and resu.ted in a ii for Mrs. Wh3 ey. 11l r y-three esrdi sea taken out and the foHowiag were re.urced:— M:s M. H. D. Whitley 10 I up. Mrs Johnston 15 I up. Mrs. Heren 16
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    246 8 Fixtures of the Spring Term Tournaments The fo'lowing are the Bxtsrai Mi aca Epworth League. Bpaßf m Tournaments:— TO-DAY, MARCH Tennis (Mixed Doubles) Replay Mm Chua Xi Gek and Mr. M. Dod?wor:l vs. Miss L.m Guan Sek and Mr. Chonz APoon. Miss Kang Siok Bian and Mr.* v
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    37 8 The Alhambra Th; last opportun ty to (iI film. "Th Tea Commandmen a. Thlirs j,y ing at the- Alhambra. will be° B night, as a "t w P r oe mm K arranged for Friday.
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    348 9 RUBBER SHARES (tHKW BEPOKTS «ti aPd February 26. JSmKS iB the p£» of bee» taken, in *5E Share Market dur ng .fmm ationa again being mar- q There il however no rd ;t would require only a m ?e ,>u> orice of the commoX*** in buyers. The commodity U a
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    425 9 Speeding at 94 Miles an Hour on Muriwai Beach !t -.v New Wand and Australian ich record of 3 m n. 29 sec, equal ■ulea per hour, established by Mr. I Andrew's Ford at the Ituriwnw Mo.or *m M March 22, was considerably reduci same ear in
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    346 9 Philippine Congress has Freakish Plans The establishment of penal colonies for growing rubber, the opening of Filipino corpora aons dedicated to the production of thia export, the recommendation to ask the Bureau of Lands to mark the localities b the Islands which are approprate for the cultivation of
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    339 9 Chinese of P. L Appeal to Washington The Chinese Minister to the United States Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, is showing keen rarest in a ease from the Philippines now pending in the Supreme Court. The controversy involves the validity of the Ph oppinei law whica requires ad commercial accounts
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    104 9 •The Amercan people are an mad with money, maa wun v srssris&s f f ew Buddh'rt Miss on United Statee for tbe WThe venerable P™ 3t N m 3 rk ..ap,, tU f' ThlladeVL and Reno and found yearnin E for a reawakening- of the
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      185 9 I Lactogen 1 THE NATUKAL MILK FOOD 1 FOR YOUR BABY I Nestle Anglo-SwisT Condensed MUk Co. (London) I 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L P—fl I NEW STOCK I I }$t\ CRICKET BATS, BALLS, a GLOVES and PADS jjj VEBY CHEAP; AND LOW PRICES. I I STANLEY I t ioq
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      267 9 FRAMROZ Co's AERATED WATERS are indispensable. SANDOW'S COMBINED COMPLETE EXERCISE FOR MIND AND BODY. I Chart of Exerciser with Instruction! art 5} with each devalcper. p j I|h J» /1 Rubber sspare $j 00 each IHIkS J RUbbe 2 r Q ndS^ Spare s0 80 each 1 I steel spare
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    144 10 Allegations Against Brazilian Consulate Serious allegations involving the Brazilian consulate at Shanghai and hinting at an abuse of extra-lerritoriality were made in the Internationa. Mixed Court by a Chinese merchant. When served with a summons from the mxed court, the man c aimed Bmailian cittizensh p and
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    371 10 BLAKE CO. Singapore, February 27. The past week has proved most depressing wiuh Jittle busliness io record. Rubber continues to sag and though t'm is steady, mining shares are affected by the heavy uquida.on in rubbers. Industries are in the doldrumsi and loans quietly steady. Menrakabe were an active spot
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    19 10 ciarmg: tftat Alekse som of Ni--hni». 11 Ann, Sherbak 3 > n^ha apartment. A few «553h£L per^
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      334 10 FOR THE 1925-26 MOTOR SEASON f I WE ANNOUNCE A REDUCTION IN PRICE OF I I THE NEW 14/30 HJ>. I j Now $3 9 050 I I WITH FOUR WHEEL BRAKES ADJUSTABLE FRONT SEATS, EMI-ELLIPTIC SPRINGS You Cannot buy a better Car" f sole agents MALAYAN MOTORS maun. I
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    524 11 Singapore, February 20. MEAT c Beef ateak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 46 Pork lean kat j 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 66 Mutton Indian lb 60 Mutton Australian lb 60 Fowl kati 60 Capons (Locally reared) kati 86 Hens (Locally reared)
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      535 11 STEAMER SAILINGS TIIRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Icorporated in England.) HAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. TC f i AR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. Sl \n\DON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. tjnder Contract with His Majesty's Government.) aRDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS Off*,..'.-- Japan For Marseilles, London ft Antwerp. For Due
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      566 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY KINTA, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. CALYPSO, 5 p.m., for Malacca. GEMAS, 5 p.m., for Muar. TUESDAY KRIAN, 4 p»m., for Port Dickson, Telok Anson, Bagan Datoh, Lumut and Port Dickson. ROMPIN,'3 p.m., for Batu
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      425 12 SITUATION VACANT WANTED experienced Job Compositors. 3ood salary will be given to suitable men. App;y personally to Lat Pau Press Ltd. TO LET TO LET, Raffles Chambers, three section* lad floor, area 2,680 square feet Rent $200 f.m. Immediate entry. Apply to The iecretiry, The Garden Ciub. FOR SALE ETC.
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      515 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. The business of Chop Hock Liong Co. arried on lately at 11 Peking Street aa alt fish merchants and commission agents las been dissolved oy mutual consent, and 10 one is authorised to use the Chop for my purpose whatever from this date. Singapore, February 18, 1926.
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      373 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. BEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Mai acca 181 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Paha* 109 Jalan Rahamat. Paiembang 16, Hir. Hongkong 18 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 88 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia,
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      478 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Bettered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 189 ft.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1300,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Best £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 15, ""race Church Street, London, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:. J.
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      476 12 INSURANCE sg&fSi&K THE Ifkfcji MUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office 2, Finlayson Green. ORIENTAL Government Security LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India 1874.) j Resnlts of the Company's Operations daring the three years 1922-1924
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      462 12 BARACHoi/ The great Gorman o Scabies* fa J a lover the affecteS Z aier.:s. JUST RUB IXr, f' AT NIGHT TIME FOR i CURE GUARANTEED* Wr»S "BARACHOL" has a,< 1 on ail your clothes an,l S fwt >t a trial for all 3*XS**l Price: $1.50 per tttbt THE UNITED P
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