Malaya Tribune, 12 March 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII, No. 59 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926.
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      52 1 I AMATEUR' PHOTOSTOR6 I tOQ [NORTH BPIDGE Chop lU#2w)f§ "Kuda' I I TT H HE!! mM T For Every Purpose. J o I SOLID. CORD BALLOON. ELASTIC CUSHION. J Sole Distributors for Malaya O Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. I I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) IJ 5 J Singapore F.M.S.
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      75 1 MiHliimmiHHatUUliniUimanimmi i„i mm nr.i..Mi«»i I —W I Don't wait for pains or facing I Vision before you consult ns. If f I you need glasses, we will prescribe I I and prepare :en?ea and fk in 1 I frame and mountings of any I s character. I Doc lons' and
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    CHARM OF SOUTH AFRICA
    708 2 "The Land of Plenty and Adventure" In the "National Review" Lad/ Milner writes enthusiastica ly of South Africa as The Land of Plenty and Adventure." She says: South Africa has grown comfortable and cheap, but it has retained its romance, its appeal to youth and adventure.
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    PERMATANG RUBBER, LTD.
    341 2 Optimistic Report Mude by Chairman The statutory meeting of the Permatang (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Limited, was held last month at 65, Bshopsgate, E.C Mr. T. M. C. Steuart prided. The Secretary (Mr. E. F. Robson) having read the r.M>ce the meeting, The Chairman «aid: Gentlemen,—This meeting is
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      322 2 Your lady will certainly lIfA g g f>| I C o7 a the: |SA L A 01A L 111 I 1 latest Fiat. Model 509. ■■■klllllfl k I Ull Thone 950, I 9 C S c Fop I SPORT SNAP-SHOTS X 1 even v h s^ones t>> t suit 1
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      462 2 DIET AND THE BABY. When Food Does Not Agree Aid Digestion With BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Nothing is more common :n infancy and chi.dhood than indigest on. Nine-tenths of all the minor ills of childhood have their root :n digestive disorder. There is no medicine for little ones to equai Babrv's
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      70 2 CMdren Quickly Learn To Rely On Cuticiira To soothe and heai tlie rashes and skin irritations of childbed Daily use of Cuticura Soap, 2 s V st ed by Cuticura Ointment, v.'l fen the skin and scalp clean tad healthy and prevent simple irritations from becoming serious. Soap.Ointment, Talcum *r.ld
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    BIRMINGHAM DISPUTE
    642 3 Bishop's Correspondence with New Vicar. Correspondence is published which ha* passed between the Bishop of Birmingham and the Ray. R. C. Wainwright. curate in charge of he Holy Spirit Mission, New castle-on-Tyre, who has been preser.- Ed to the vicarage of St. Mark'a, Washwood Heath, B rnrngham, and
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    CURIOUS BETS
    435 3 The Most Handsome Leg in the Kingdom Betting, according to the lawg of the ,iand, is illegal, and betting houe-'ss have not Tiad lega exis ence since 1853. Ye> by the anomalous nature of the laws, ihe practice is allowed to be carriad on to a really enormous
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      621 3 WHY THE GREAT RUSH J There can only be ONE Reason— I Their favourite Bar has just decided to serve STENGAHS' with I ?hone 3463 PHOENIX SODA WATER. 8 ANGLO-FRENCH ANTI-V.D. CAMPAIGN 1 TREPARSOL A formal Amide of Meta-Amino-Para-Oxyl-Phenyl Arsinic Acid for the prevention and cure of the "hidden scourge."
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      280 3 SCIENTIFIC FOUR WATER i FILTRATION PURIFICATION PROCESSES XimiteD AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS. EXPERT QUALITY EUROPEAN AND SUPERVISION SERVICE IS 23 dSHS dij?_s r CP ET? CJ CTJ C 3 CJ C"3 C 3 C"3 Cp C 3 Cp C~p C~p gg It GALLS FOR PEPS. the coughys removed/ The delicate weakened
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      483 4 AMUSEMENTS 2Se^BSHS2SHSHSZSZSZS2S2SHSHSESHSHSHSH^^ I EMPIRE 1 March 9 to Vonday, March II —In the Ist Show at 7-30 p.m,l IK ADOLFH ZUKOB and JESSE L. LA SKY Present H ZANE GREY'S 1 WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND H MADE ENTIRELY IN NAURU COLOURS In™ 7 Reels with a tremendous cast including S
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      389 4 AMUSEMENTS Commencing Sunday, March 7up to and including S Saturday March 13. g SPLENDID, R4RE PICTURES TO THRILL. INTEREST AND ENTERTAIN g AT THE g i ALHAMERA g (Tan Chcnv Kee ft Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) 5j g In the Second Show Commencing 9 pm. g 3 q I 3 A
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      644 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA suwna~1heath e Attention! management regrets owin* lo arnva of the film "A Wman% fciJS TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. ar<l OtAlfjad to put up in ■okttitution^ William Chrisy Cabannc's J THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT Tense drama, Colorful Romance, Thrills, '^Lv Suspense, all marshalled together in au W intensely human
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    A SINGAPORE DIARY
    139 5 To-day, March 12 8.46 a.m., 10.23 p.m. b m ward mail, tiain. .ai-i mail ciosts t. Dotanfc Gardens, 5 p.m. C C. A., 8 p.m. 8 „d Regular, 8.30 p.m. Circus, 9.15 p.m. t Victor a Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-mo.Tow, March 13 x dcs— y.41 a.m., 10.56
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    MAILS CLOSE
    76 5 TO-DAY, MARCH 12 nui. North and East Nagano Maru 2 p.m. Java, South-West South-East Borneo, Moluccas and Timor Mekhior Treub 2 p.m. ca and South-East of oerica Kamakura Maru 3 p.m. Ast and North-West Reynst 3 p.m. i i ept Lower Siam) Kamuning 4 p.m. City of ermo
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    119 5 Boustead Co.. L.d. report the of the folowag estakes and cony which they are the agea.s. Robber Plan.at ons, Ltd., utput !ast man h of 33 000 lbs., a to al to date of *****«db5. k Rubber Estate, Ltd.. reports 30 571 sst month, the bonal to date
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    YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
    131 5 ml Branch of the Yokohama i R ok, Ltd., is in receipt oi a tele- fri m the r head office lUt ng that fed h-Uf-ytar y genera mooting. Ihe 10.h Instant, the following r*were passed: Fhat the r.e.t profit for the na f-year Slst December 1923.
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    161 5 untitled, a party of six hunters with pa k of dogs, W3»t for a pig hunt aj 1i P about a mile-and-a-half htyoao ur, .ays the "Times of Malaya. The on the trial of a pig and a shot rd n the d recti on the dogs were They then
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    30 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for *ad Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 equal o J ra of payment of Momy from India and Ceylon is Re. 156 "*> $100.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1076 5 PRODUCE Singapore, March 12 R'ce, Sam No 1 per Koyan $370 Rice, S am 2 33r,f> Rice. Siam 3 $330 Rice, Saigon 1 M $310 Rice, So gon 2 M $300 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $289 Rice, Rangoon 2 $280 Ric-e, Par Boiled No 1
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    TRADE STATISTICS
    137 5 Singapore, March 11. Comparative statement of the total value of Foreign Merchandise, excluding parcel post, Imported and Exported to and from British Malaya during 1925 and 1926 supped by ihe Acting Registrar of Imports and Exports: IMPORTS (In Thousands of Dollars) 1925 1926 Increase January 65,347 87,905 22,558
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    86 5 Owners and Masters of Shipping are rcqportod bo keep their Vessels as clear of the range as poss ble during the Heavy Gun Pract'ce which will tak P place from IT.akang Mati on March 23, commencing at 7 a m. The Internat onal Code Signal "D" above a
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      18 5 M EZEKIEL ft SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic OpjM"* 4, Raffles Chambers, Rafflea Place. Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. EZEKIEL, OJ>.
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary 'Phone 123
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      517 5 ALBIONsCLAY S BRITISH U GLAZED STONEWARE 2 DRAINPIPES. II JJ Heady stocks obtainable of 1 j I 4", 6", 9" and 12" Wholes 0 Bursting pressure op to B standard. Barrels true Q Sockets suitable tor 1 Sewerage. > PRICES LOWEST IN MARKET, 5 S 4, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ARE
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      59 5 v; FE0ROLOG1CAL REPORT i curtesy of the Cover rnient Health Officer.) c Kerbau Str.tion for the 24 mida ght March 11. 1926. deg. hade temperature 88.5 F. *hade temperature 73 F. tempera lure F. n radiation 156 F. radiation '0 t ;ure 8 !J I' iulb temperature alive hum di.y
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    Dodging the Issue
    1245 6 Throughout the discussion of the Federal devolution question by the Federal Counc 1 His Excellency ,the High Commissioner was on the defensive. His main object seems to have been the discovering of common ground as between himself and his critics, upon which to stand and say, "There
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    984 6 The rubber crop of The United Malacca Rubber Estates, L?m ted, for the mon.h of February was 14 627 lbs. The touil for 10 months was 2,15,323 lbs. Members of The Chinese Volunteer Rifle Club will p.ease take note that an excraorlinary general meeting wil! be he.d at the Cub
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    PENANG ASSIZES
    110 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, March 11. At the Penang Ass zes the case in which !h Ji nai CheKah is charged with the murder of Lou s Karl, chief conservancy was commenced to-day. The Court was thronged and there was not even stand ng room. Whilst evidence
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    ORCHARD ROAD SMASH
    83 6 n H"fe» motor aod?dent occurred; in i S?*' 1 war Me Wearne Brothers sbor ly after 9 o'clock on Wednesday night when a twosseatcr Rover car and a Ford tax, collided. Ra Ford oar was fcpS g?.!WI «■< the Rover was turned over. Sr n *t S
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    OUTWARD MAIL
    32 6 Mai?s from Europe, (London mails despatched February 18), c* p. and 0? Devanha 7± aTT c y train Correspond fjWJ*t be ready for delivery to boxholders at 9 a.m. to-morrow.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    699 6 there from Solium U ham Airs H. MacKenzie* mt of Bukt Bertam mAt towards tl^^i** A scheme for the installs Bwj of elec:>nc current to nWnS has been m*^^** Henkemans. y tm Rev B. c Sir James Peiris Yin* ©»3, <£E?"t? <at months at the most. nTSJ
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    PENANG LIBRARY REPORT
    65 6 (From Our Own Com awaaVat) Penang", March 1 The annual report of the Penang LibraO »h«Wi the financial pos'lion to be sound. tfcf balance for the current year he ng e2»Jw and the amount of the deposit Chartered Bank $5,000. The Library is now wei! equipped w*»
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    NAVY ESTIMATES
    717 7 fR .\VING DOCK FOR SINGAPORE rte r Million Sterling on Base r This Year Reuter's Service. London, March 11. H of Common?, in the course :i> -nt <>n the Navy Estimates, fete*"* 11 B-a that Airin yeal f Majesty's ships on ♦he Zj n had done som?tshr*ng to
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    THE DUTCH CABINET
    157 7 Strictly Extra-Parliamentary in Composition Reuter's Service. The Hague, March 11. In the Second Cham'rer, the new Premier, Heer Jcnkheer de Geer, emphasised that the new Cabinet was strictly extra-Parlia-mentary. No member should be regarded as representing any political party. The Government aimed at economy and the reduction
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    FRANCE AND BRITAIN
    201 7 Churchill's Statement on War Debts British Official Press Service. London, March 11. Mr. Churchill, Chancellor of the Exchequer, made a in House of Commons regarding the French debt in reply to a question by Mr. Snowden, late Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer. He said that, as the
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    BRIAND'S RETURN FAVOURED
    88 7 Havas Agency. Pains, March 11. Commenting on the formation of the new Cabinet, th c papers rejoice that M. Briand is returning to Geneva. "L'Oeuvre" states That the immense major'ty of Frenchmen approve of M. Briand's foreign policy. "Le Petit Journai" announces that the cext of the
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    FRANCE'S WAR DEBTS
    69 7 Reuer's Service. Washington, March 11. France has re-opened d:&cuss ons for the settlement of her war debt to the United States Government. A bond issue of five hundred million dollars bearing interest at 3% per cent, to be offered at one hundred and one, matur'ng in thirty
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    65 7 British Official Press Service. London, March 11. Exchange rates: Paris 133.9, New York 4 86% Brussels 107, Genova 25.25, Am.terdam 12.10, Milan 121, Berlin 2042, Stockholm 18.12. Copenhagen 18.67, Oslo 2237 Vienna 34.5, Prague 164, Hesingfo* 193,'Madrid 34.49, Lsbon 254, R <°™' Buenos Aires 45.123, Bombay Is. 6%d,
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    TRADE FACILITIES
    287 7 Malayan Tin Mining Aids Criticised Reuter's Service. London, March 11. In the House of Commons there was an all-night sitting on the Committee stage of the Trade Facilitisa Ball, the discussion dhiefly centering on the Government proposal to guarantee two millions sterling for the n>jw Kent coal-field. The
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    THE COAL COMMISSION
    171 7 Cabinet Asked to Examine the Report British Official Press Service. London, March 11. In the House of Commons, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, the Labour leader, asked the premier* whorther ho bad any communication to maflce as to how he proposed to deal with t!h>9 Coal Commise.ion's report.
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    CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES
    66 7 British Official Press Service. m London, March 11. The Civil Service Estimates for 1926-7, iaaued to-day, show a reduction of £12,300,000 comtsjid wifih the current year. At the same time the text of the promised Economy Bill, introduced by Mr. Churchill, is pub.itihcd. The Bill is designed
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    SHORT SERVICE SEAMEN
    47 7 Renter's Service. London, March 11. The Adm ralty has dec ded to re-intro-duce the short seiMce for seamen of the Navy. Recruiting will (begin on April 1. The periods of service will be seven years in the fleet and five years in the reserve.
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    ANOTHER SHIPPING MERGER
    35 7 Reuter's Service. Montreal, March 11. The Canada Steamship Lines have amal-gama-ted with the Oreatt Lakes Transportation Company and the George Hall Coal and Shipping Corporation, involving an investment of tiwelve million dollars.
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    JAPANESE DESTROYERS MOVE
    19 7 Reuter's Service. Tokio, March 11. Three Japanese destroyers have beea despatched from Port Arthu» to Tata.
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    LEAGUE SESSION
    376 7 CHAMBERLAIN CONFERS WITH BRIAND No Progress Towards Settlement of Dispute Reuter's Service. Geneva, March 11. The First Committee unanimously approved the sub-committee's report regarding Germany's adm'ssion to the League and adopted the resolution presented by Sir Austen Chambenlam in the Assembly in favour of the admission. Sir Austen
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    BRITISH IMPORTS
    57 7 British Official Press Service. London, March 11. Imports for February amounted to £96,845,000 against £100,161,000 in February 1925. Experts amounted to £62 814,000 agtaimst £09,330,000. For the first two months of tUi year, export amounted to £123,000,000 against £138.000,000 in the corre-.ponding period of last year, while the
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    NEW CRUISER LAUNCHED
    44 7 Britiffh Official Press Service. London, March 11. The new aruisor Cornwall was to-day ait Devonport. It ils the socond of five cruisers authorised by the Labour in 1924 to replace existing cruiser». The fir»-, the "Suffolk," was launched a month ago.
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    151 7 An editorial in the "Times of Ceylon" recommends the prov.dent scheme of the Malayan Rubber Growers' as veil wor.fcy the study of tine planter* Ceylon. The N. Y. K. mail and Kiiano Maru raft Colombo on the 10th .nst. and is due at ihis Prtw **J**™ c mornimg. She wil
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    POLITICAL SOCIETY
    1448 8 ACTIVITIES AGAINST JAPANESE Sensational Disclosures in Police Court Unprecedented scenes prevailed round the Police Courts yesterday, when the fortyone Hylaras stood their trial on charges of attending the meeting of »a unlawful political so.iety. Vtii gravity of the whole case was laid bare yesterday, for the evidence adduced
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    TALE OF A TOURIST
    491 8 Americans Develop Mania for Elephants We were in a city named Singapore, and a man spoke unto me, say ng: Buy these Ptro E:ephants. They are of Solid Ebony and their tusks are real ivory. I vrjj sell yon the cwo lor Five Dollars American money,
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    55 8 The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., has received advice ty te'egrapn from their head office in London hat a final on th s Bank's shares of 8 per cent, less meome tax, has been daclared, mak ng 16 P~ r tax for the year. £50 000 nas been placed to
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    LAND ACQUISITION
    609 8 Judgment Reserved in Two Cases 2 M i& M E > T Muthuraman LtoettMr aga nst che award of the Comm ssjo/ier uf in connect.on with the aequ Mtion of two acres of land in McPherson Bond was taken up yesterday m the Supremo Court before the Chief
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    JAPANESE STEAMERS
    236 8 N.Y.K. Acquires T.K.K. Pacific Service A: an Extraordinary General Meet'ng of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, held at Tokyo on March 10. the resolution adopt ng die Incorporation of ihe Pacific Service of he loyo Kasha with the N ppon \u*en Kaisha, M from March 15, was duly carried.
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    BABY SHOW PLANNED
    172 8 Under the auspices of the Child Welfare j Society, a baby show is to be held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday April 28. w Class A, Children of 2% to 5, 730 to 0.30 a.m. Class B, Children <of 1 to 2%, 730 to 9
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    STANDARD PRODUCTION
    451 8 Provisional Figures for Malayan Area Preliminary provLs onal figures of Standard Production for the Malayan Restr.cton Area in the fourth Restriction year are as follows: FEDERATED MALAY STATES Tons. Tons. Large Holdings (over 100 acres) 113,251 Medium Hold ngs (100-25 acres) 11.430 Sma 1 Holdings (23 acres or
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    THE ASSIZES
    206 8 The last case on the Assize calendar to be tr.ed by an ord nary jury was commenced yesterday before Mr. Justice McCabe Reay JJV Chnese ycung man nam 3d Shew Sek Woo was put on hs trial on a charge of having on January 2 last at New
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    84 8 To-day, March 12 5 DriU m HaU M G p]&t ™*> Gun 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S.V.C. Band Practice. To-morrow, March 13 3.30 p.m Bukit Timah, S.V.R. Association, Simultaneous Shoot ng match. 3 -PractTce Ptat WW.? J** g rr n y ng 2 fficers and N-Co's. European
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    61 8 The Japanese painter, Gasei Takatori, who has been reproducng on a scroll the historic scene of the great access on ceremonies of the present Emparor has fin shed h s work after 10 years. The scroll is 30 feet long and more than 1,000 human figures are pa nted on
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    253 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET S.R.C. vs. S.C.C. The following players wil represent the S.R.C. Ist XI against the S C,C. Ist XI on the S.RC. ground to-day at 5 p.m. M G. Mtmmmz, R H» Bartels, Emfl Galis'tan. T. Leijasius (Capt), E. E. de Souza, S D. Gauder, A. H. Gauder,
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    LAWN TENNIS
    178 8 Tanglin Club Tournament Yesterday's Results DYNE CUP Mr. and Mrs. Hunc, scr. beat Mre. Hedley Stevens and Assiteav scr., 6—2, 6 2. Handicap Doubles (Men) Dyne and Mill gan, owe 1 beat Fuller and Savage, owe 3, 8—6, 4—6, 6—2. Handicap Singles (Men) Prentis ewe 15 beat Lcarmount,
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    FOOTBALL
    588 8 V.M.C.A. vs. A.P.C. The following w«il represent the Y.M-C.A. aganst the A.P.C. on ihe V M.C.A. ground at Anson Road to-day:—R. H. Penne father; C. A. Ponnefather, K. Sammy; G. Towers. C. D. Smkh (Capt), E. V. Sm th; K.Vealu, M. Catcrtatoor, T. R-?.rtam; W. H. Vernum. and G.
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    HOCKEY
    41 8 Memoers of the 0 d Raffle t on and Iheir fri tmJs f £5» k ness an exh bit-on hoc£ O. R. A. and R. Lk3 Conrad Clarke \Yeunesday, March 7, 1926 a school grounds. b ac 5 Pm. f{
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    184 8 The Gaiety Cinema Gaiety Cinema k imi, William Christy Cabann e rb> g tO n: "The Sixth CommanSmen lam Faversham. Ten-e g1 romance, thrills, suspend I» 1 C(,oarfl together in an intensely hnW n a fhalfcd ment There's also 1 *ew and Max Under ft i lra P
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    311 8 In add-on to a select on of new idag the undemVted works have Heen added Ii Raffles L brary and \v"ll be ivatUUi Ir ■MM on Saturday. March 13. at 9 a.m AL-righ-Mackay (G. R.) TVtnty-one d*v, in India, ill. Armiiage (Aibext B.) Cadet to Comedo re. Ayscoosrh
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    FEBRUARY CROP RETURNS
    51 8 Henrietta Rubber Es at? Lt f v;Y''r: Sungei Matang Ruuber Estate Ltd.. l*i !b L3ras (Sumatra) Rubber l t d ***** lbs. r Rampah Cocoanut Estates Ltu.. i"--in ßmar (Selangor) Rubber Estat^ 10,337 lbs. Ltd Kua'a Porgau Rubber Plantations LW 19,700 lbs. If i# Lenggeng Rubber Company
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    BRUNEI NOTES
    943 9 Our Own Correspondent) (Fro® uu Brune. March 5. en fet( prac.ical'y all last >ur to Mr. E. E. F. Pretty, v.ho has just gone on Mi" Pretty has been British r the past three years and th i ptr.od earned the elaaaea of people he met ed by
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS
    1027 9 The following passengers left for Europe by the s.s. Mantua to-day at 8 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Barton, Mr. J. E. Mitchell, Lt. R. J. T. Walter, Mr. N. S nelair, Mr. and Mrs. Lias, Dr. Murison, Mr. Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh. Mr. Russell, Mr. Voddcn, Mr.
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      429 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED, Experienced motor-car dniver. Apply C vil District Court. W ANTED, Senior Chinese Hospital Dresser requ red for Miri. Shouid have had at lea-*t three years experience in a General Hospital under English control. Apply to Box No. 325 cjo Malaya Tribune. NOTI C E. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE.
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      419 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. The business of Chop Hock Liong Co. arried on lately at 11 Peking Street aa salt fish merchants and commission agents las been dissolved by 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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