Malaya Tribune, 15 March 1926

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    Masthead
    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII.- JNo. 61 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, MARCH 15. 102«
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      162 1 ma NORTH BRIDGE Rg our lady wil certainly iTIIIftIIITI. ,1 approve the elegance §I HKI R 1 111 ls9 Orchard Road. g \SL m. lIALAO I ft L I 111, 'Phone 950 8 \NOS tuned \D REPAIRED. Satisfactorily and at Moderate Charges. SANG HENG CO. Selegie Roai, Slagapara. WISDENS •Standard"
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      45 1 a I Yen cannot buy a 1 1 Better I ikk Lamp than g II Philips 1 SOLE AGENTS lUnited Engineers Limited! 5 (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*.) g 8 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT, 13, BATTERY. ROAD, g 6 SINGAPORE. I fIKTJZIimiMMWH HM M Ibdjii noBBI MIMBBaBiItt,BaBg
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      157 1 I m s Don't wait for pains or f aiHng I Vision before you consult us. If I you need glasses, we will prescr.be f sand prepare lenses and fit ins I frame and mountings of any g I character. 2 I Doctors' and OeculUts* prescrip- I tions executed promptly
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    42 2 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters sent for publication ebouki be written on one side of the paper only; preference is given to short letters. Only extracts of long letters oan be given.]
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    The Students' Strike
    240 2 Sir, —A much needed educational institution built by generous public donations is now lying desolate at Bukit Timah-road, the having gone on strike. Public interest in this very highly unsatisfactory state off affairs is keen and the matter requires immediate attJantion. It is doubtless true that there
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    SEX APPEAL
    273 2 Flapper Responsible for Crime Wave The automobile, pruhbit'on, jazz—all these ate innocent of causing the present crime wave, according to E. 0. Heinrich, Barkflfley criminologist,, in a club address at Oakland. California. The modern g rl, variously ataCed as •flapper" and Shsba" Is to iclame, in Mr. Heinr.ch's
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE
    412 2 Possible Revision of Whole Project Suggested I The recent v'sit of Sir Alexander Gibb, j the eminent consulting engineer, to Singa- pore on behalf of the Admlra ;y may pos- sibly prove to have more in it than appears jon the surface says the "Naval and i
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      196 2 STANDARD ĔgSk I jfiP VALUE faf: I THE STORMPRUF I I UIViBRE LA ,Vv There is oo necessity to get wet when you can \V^\ s I purchase a reliable \\Nv!\^^^ Waterprco! Umbrella at Vv such a lew cost, Built >\\ on a strong steel frame v with wood stick
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      462 2 Some women have such a delightfully fresh natural complexion unA radiant health and charm that the sight of them gives pleasure vX sUw go. There are others, on the contrary, who, whilst possessed of beiutif^? 1 can only be looked upon with feelings of sadness becasue of their sickle fea
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    DUTIES OF EXECUTORS
    485 3 New Legislation A fleets Estate Administration Tht first of a series of lecture.* to be delivered before the incorporated Accountants' Students' Society of London a,t the Cordwalners Hall, Carmen-street, was given by Mr. Ronald F. Roxburgh., on "New Leg'slation Affecting Executors, Trust* en, and Rece'vers," and is
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    THE LITERARY TASTE
    508 3 Advice and Warning to Young Writers Writing "On ;he Literary Life" in the Bermoncftey Book. Mr. Thomas Burke youi writers the following aciv:ce and warning: tmmmm No young nun enter the luerary life unless literature has for h:m a call so strong that he would ratiier write
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      1037 3 THE GREAT RUSH 9 1 There can only be ONE Reason 1 Their favourite Bar has just decided to serve STENGAHS' with i Filo ne 3463 PHOENIX SODA WATER. 1 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE. El I Alt &AJmm\tiiim ferer before was there anything l'.Jte it, nor are its
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      354 3 Ls£Ja£7tj2£2 5 2lT2£Bs2s2S2SiSdbdttttds&db d!j Li eLh iih lib tlb ilh tin db tJa g'fl'Jll SCIENTIFIC '"OUR WATER FILTRATION. PURIFICATION PROCESSES l^imiteD AERATED WATER SPECIALISTS. EXPERT QUALITY EUROPEAN AND SUPERVISION SERVICE Before he is as big as Father he will have to grow a lot and he requires plenty ot Calcium
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      485 4 AJynJSEIWINTS lEMPIREI EMPIRE I Tuesday,.[March 9to Vocday, March 15—In the Ist Show at 7-30 p.m. jjj noun ZUKOB and JESSE L LAJKY Present g ZANE GREY'S I WANDERER OF THE WASTELAND I MADE ENTIRELY IN N All HAL COLILRS jj In 7 Reels with aMrcmcntious cast including JACK Jitn, KA'JI
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      419 4 AMUSEMENTS A UNITED ARTISTS SUPER PRODUCTION From Sunday, March 14 to Saturday, March 20. AT THE I ALHAMBRA (Tan Cheng Kee ft Co., Ltd. Proprietors.) jjj In the Second Show at 9 p.m. cj A well-known English Comedian Stage on the Screen W. C. FIELDS Co-starred with Carol Dempster jj
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      56 4 THE STAR OPERA North Bridge Road TO-NIGHT MOHD SAID PRODUCES A NEW PLAY HAKIM GAFLA au«i Extra Songs Dances by new Actors Actresses WATCH PRESENTATION OP A SILVER CUP BY Mr. CHIA CHENG KANG'S PARTY On a date to be announced later SPECIAL PROGRAMME K. H. CHEONG, Proprietor. Y. L.
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      343 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA Attention! TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. William Christy Cabanoe's Big Production of THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT STARRING WILLIAM FAVEfiSHiM Tense drama, Colorful Romance, Thrills, Suspense, all marshalled together in an intensoly human screen document. Eve s Fiim Review MAX LINDER Id "MAX WANTS A DIVO9CE" In ihe First Show
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    THE MISSING LINK
    346 5 rWithered One Sought in Brazil Jungle an ornithological link Darwinian chain, may -be brought tht United Sates by Rodo ph2 >.hauensee and James Bond, in orn thoiogists, who have I'ai-a, Brazil, on tho steamer Njcsßj. n is one of the most primitive It is the last known
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1097 5 PKODIXK Singapore, March 15 Bee, Siam No I pej Koyan $370 Rwe, S am 2 $355 Rue, Siam 3 $330 Rice, Saigon 1 $310 Rice, Saigon 2 $SOO Rice, Saigon 8 Rice, Rangoon 1 M $2do Rice, Rangoon 2 $28q Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag
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      49 5 jj ALBION CLAY S BBITISH g GLAZED STONEWARE p DRAINPIPES. |i 0 i w Heady stocks obtainable of 1 6", 9" and 12" Wholes Bursting pressure up to '.standard. Barrels true C Sockets suitable for fj J Sewerage J 1 f 0 BOBINSON BOAD, J"; SINGAPORE. ft *^ni inr~in
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      18 5 M. EZEKJEL ft SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic o§M4n 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. BZEKIEL, OJ).
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODBRATE CHARGES O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary Thone 123
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      597 5 M* S. SEAH K. S. SEAH LADY DENTISTS 187—8 VICTORIA STREET (Grand Floor). WORKMANSHIP UP-TO-DATE. Chargea Moderate. pj fha Malayan Electric Co., ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 111-A Market Street, Singapore. (Cernar ef Cecil Street.) Wiring far •CSINESS HOUSES, RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS, SHIPS AND ALSO OVER HEADLINES, ETC WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. MORE MONEY! it takes
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      218 5 A SINGAPORE iilAKY To-da.v, March 15 t .Ks. —11.12 a.m., 11.57 p.m. -jV.-un Lodge, »-30 p.m. .ton's Circus, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, March 16 Tide.—11-53 a.™Circus, 9.1a p.m. Wednesday, March 17 Tides. —0.26 a.m., 0 39 p.m. Pa-rick's Day. \> t Coarse Golf Ciub, annua! meeting, rJSO p.m. H r ,c.cn
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      143 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) K.andang Kei-bau Staticr for the 24 hour? ending midnigb. March 11, 1926. deg. VIax.mum shade temperature 89 F. Minimum shade temperature 75 F. Mean shade temperature 80.7 F. Maximum sun radiation 156 F. Minimum grass radiation 70 F. Sea tempera'ure 81
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    Forged Notes
    947 6 A month or two ago the Colony received a present from (xovernment which it had long been expecting; a fresh issue of ten dollar no-os was made. For the last two years serious note forgeries have been unearthed at regular intervals and perhaps the issue of better, less
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    864 6 Three destroyers at Port Arthur have bean ordered lo proceed to Tientsin. S-r lan Hamilton says that the £>cots n.> longer live on porridge but on associations. This should dispel the popular superstition rhat they are st 11 living on the Saxon. Owing to the a.ute shortage of bungalow accommodation
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    OFFICER FOUND
    97 6 Dead Body in Chair Was Missing Man's An inquest is to be held on Thursday morning on the body of Mr. War burton, of the Rubber Preventive Service who was found dead in a chair at tihe Japanese Hotel, 40 Bencbolen Street on March 4. Mr. Wan-burton disappeared
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    DEATH OF MR. PEARSON
    125 6 Governor of British North Borneo Passes Away A message from the Colonial Secretary informs us of the death, this morning, at of Mr. Ayimer Cavendish Pearson, C.M.G., Governor of British >?orth Bormo. of septicemia. Mr. Pears>h was the son of the late Colonel Hugh Pearsor., C.B,,
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    LAUNCH CONFISCATED
    144 6 Sequel to Discovery of Illicit Liquor A steam launch and a quantity of liquor Were, by order of the Court, confiscated this morning. The Kian Tai 1, a launch belonging to Kian Tai and Co. was raided toy Senior Revenue Officer Listerman on Saturday and in the bow,
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    TRIAD SOCIETY CASE
    340 6 Weird Initiation Ceremony Broken Up The five Chinese who were arresced in Lorong 25 on the night of March 3, by Mr. Ingham, assistant Protector of Chianaa, and Inspector Higgins with a posse of constates, were placed before Mr. P. F. David the District Judge, on Saturday
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    "CAT" FOR BAD HAT
    60 6 Sentence of twelve months rigorous imprisonment and twelve strokes of the "cat" was passed on Lim Kirn Hoh, a Chinese this morning by the District Judge. cecCPfed who was convicted of extortion had a previous ronvjction for a simtlpr offence. He was arrested in Pagoda Street
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    570 6 Mr. Benjamin Day New York Imm^ra" o r^ Comm. 11 '—V Sir Hugh Clifford the Governs •on. Is Mid to be Worid^wl?< o Mr. Edward Scripps founder topps-Howard chain of mTz* < died aboard h 8 yacht in We rfgret to learn from an. that Major W.
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    POLITICAL SOCIET CASE
    137 6 Exemplary Sentences PM* on leaders Seven, mmmwm J a Io; Hylzm. v.-ho we.v on' jng in che management Jj &yd fui woiit ca! soci <y. Bf J£-J; j vne D.str...; Jed*:, oa frkUy When the ease was concluded oa His Honour convicted forty of persons and sentenced
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    TRAIN SMASHES LORRY
    53 6 At 4 o'clock bst evening taftv smash in Uuk Finish railway engine an 1 a H***' nt* vehicle w?s creasing w raf u -k il Kilturn Estate when it was rear by the railway lif:e j e'e** body work of the lorry u j out but hhe
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      327 6 fcSZSZSZSHSESHSHS2SHSESHSHSHSSSZS2S2SH^ jjj NEW SPRING GOODS 5 Are being Received .Jtt__ Jrr^^^. 1 6 EVERY FORTNIGHT 1 I PARCELS MAIL 1 I THE LATEST FASHIONS xj f I LADIES' HATS I FROCKS S I ROBINSON Co., Ltd., I S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) H g Raffles Place, Singapore. 1 INDOOR
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      44 6 j 1 X combine accurate timekeeping with Dj Dj artistic appearance at moderate Cj X prices. Qj A*t all first-class s ores and C] Ln Watchmakers. Cj jj] Wholesale Distributors: Cj I SCHIFFNER CO., g ffis, MEYER MANSIONS, SINGAPORE H jjj Thone 1342. S
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    "FRANCOPHOBIA"
    2071 7 pjTTEK COMMENTS ON LEAGUE (l ermany Refuses to Agree to any Compromise Reuter's Service. Paris, March l& H breakdov.il occurs at Geneva, the JLgas al ne will be responsible, is the opinion of the newspapers, jShpomt <>ut that the Allies have gone nU limit in the way of conces-
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    WETS VS. DRYS
    162 7 Wets Victorious in Newspaper Ballot Reuter's Service. New York, March 13. An unpiecadentedly spirited fight of Wets versus Drys has come to a head with the announcement that the Wets have secured a 10—1 majority in the so-called newspaper straw vote as to whe.hter the Volstead law
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    THE RUBBER SCARCITY
    146 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, March 14. The House of Representatives' Commerce Commission's report on the rubbar scarcity was divided on party lines. The Repubiifcßn majority urges rubber conservation and plantation development under the American flag to combat British restriction, while the Democratic minority critijcifies this as tending to
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    EVE AND THE SERPENT
    102 7 Reuter's Service. Amsterdam, March IS. After setting till tihe early hours of the mornjmg, the Synod decidfsd to suspend Dr. GeeVlkerken for three months. Amsterdam, March 14. Students paid a greac ovation to Dr. Geelkv-rketa outside his (bouse at midnight. There is great tension in Amsterdam
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    BLOCKADE OF TIENTSIN
    69 7 Reuter's Service. Tientsin, Mirch 14. In connec ion with the blockade of Tientsin a conference was hold aboard H.M.S. Foxglove between the British, American, French and Italian naival commanders who decided to Tfxmire the commanders of Chang Tso-lm's fleet and the Taku Forts to afford a comple'e
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    THE CZARS ASSASSINATION
    61 7 Reuter's Service. Riga, Manch 14. A telegram from Moscow In connection with the celebrat on of the forty-fifth anniversary of the assassination of Czar Alexander the Second, says that the Soviet has given life patsions to alll uhe Rurvivsng participants in the nmrder, numbering aboitt fifteen, all
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    GAYLANG RELIEF FUND
    122 7 The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowkidge with many thanks receipt of the following donations':- Prevjous.!y Acknowledged $12,302 Gbeng Seng Hong and Co.. and Jit S n and Co., 200 Nam Sun W r uu Kun, 112 Straits Lumber Co. 100 Tan Soo Bin, Esq. 100 S. O.
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    COBHAM'S RETURN
    566 7 TREMENDOUS OVATION AT CROYDON Delivers a Letter to King George Reuter's Service. British Official Press Service. London, March 13. Huge crowds at Croydon lustily chefered ihe appear* nee in tlie sunny sky of a lifctle fleet of ac/op lames at 4.15 this afternoon heading for the aerodrome from
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    83 7 British Radio Press Service. [British Radio Press Service.] London, March 13. Ex hango rates: Paris 133.7, New Yrrk l.sc, Brussels 107.1, Geneva 25.25. Ami c dan 12.415 Mi'an 121, Berlin 20.42, S ockhon 18.12, Copenhagen 18 5. Os o 22.25, V'ema 34.5. Prague 164, Hclsingfors 193, Madrd 34
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    POLICE LUNCHEON
    83 7 Inspector-General Entertained by Inspectors Tne Europe Hotel was the scene of a pleasant function on -Saturday when inspeciors and other officers of the local Police Force atrembled a l a luncheon given by themselves in honour of the appo.ntment of the Hon. Mr. H. Fairburn as InspectorGeneral of
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    108 7 The following action was taken at a meeting of commif.ee No. 5 held on March 10. 1926: Empowered the C R. E. J. to deal wtth the appoin.ment ar.d dlsm ssal of all tha Johore Wa er Scheme temporary staff nor under agreement. Recommended, subject to the sanction
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    27 7 The untitled crop of The Funggor Rubber E.-Uat?s. Limited/for the mun h of February. 1926, wa<? 9,934 lbs. Total for ll mo.'ths equal to 112, 769 lbf>.
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      153 7 pj Established 5* P*tn«taed r| I GIFTS OF UNIQUE I AND HEAPS OF OTHER USEFUL THINGS. X 62/3 High Stree T> D QTT \7 A Brauch No I Singapore. VBishop Street, Penaog. g THH ROYAL JEWELLER. S SaSHSESSSESBSHSHSHSESHSHSHSHSES^ I a Gilbey's JL ,NVALID |fl PORT I I** ills A lass
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    SCOTTISH LETTER
    1896 8 A WEEKLY CAUSERIE FOR SCOTTISH EXILES (By Robert S. Angus) Edinburgh, February 18. L,st week's Parliamentary debate on Scottish housing is still reverberating in municipal and Industrial circles, but it is difficult to say whether the echoes mean that we shall have a builders' strike as a preUmiiary
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    214 8 Harmston's Circus Half the gross receipts of the Geylang Fire Relief Fund benefit at Harmston's Circus to-morrow n'tghit are to go to the fund. If there is anything like the crowd in attendance that the Circus has (been meeting thus for on its preeent visit to Singapore the
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    SWIMMING CLUB
    883 8 Annual General Meeting Held Yesterday The annual general meeting of the Swi mm 'am Club was held yesterday at the Club House. Mr. W. A. White presided and there wea a 'aige attendance of members The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, reported that
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    BATS AND MOSQUITOES
    178 8 An American medical man, Dr. Campbell, of San Antonio, Texas, offers a somewhat novel contribution to the d scussion of the malarial problem in a book ent' Mcd 'Bats, Mosqutoes and Dollars," which has been reviewed in several of the English newspapers. Whereas some nvestigators have pledged
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    330 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL. Home League Results Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, March 13. The following are Ihe results of to-day's English and Sco tish League matches: Division I Birmingham 1, Newcastle U. 1. Blacktcurn R. 6, Burnley 3. Bury 0, Leeds United 2. Cardiff €sty 2, Aston Villa 0. Ever.on
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    Inter-League Match
    29 8 Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, March 13. In the inter-League ma eh at Glasgow to-day the English League defeated the Scottish League ly two goals to nil.
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    The New Regiment
    369 8 Impressive Display Against Clever Chinese Team The sporting rogment—The Duke of Wellington's—ma'nta nA their reputation on he Stadium ground on Saturday afternoo.i when they madi3 their first appearance in Singapore. The S.C.F.A., probably the best local football combination, were chosen to try the new arrivals, the display
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    B.A.C. vs. Head Quarters
    55 8 The following" will represent the Bendemeer Athlrtie Club against the Head Quarters in a friendly soccer match this afternoon, on the S.C.F.A. groundßoon Eng; Cheng Yeok, Siak Cheng; Kek 800, Boon Lay, Chwse Cheng; Cheng Lum, Gek Choo, Un Sun, Wah Cheng, and Mun Fun Reserves:
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    ATHLETICS
    41 8 Cross-Country Championship Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, March 13. At Wolverton the na'iiomal cross-country championship was won by the Birchiield Harrijer, J. Webster, covering the course of 10 miles in 58 minutes 49 seconds. Birchfield Harriers won the team championship
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    CRICKET
    73 8 M.C.C. Defeat Jamaica Reuter's Service. Service.] Kingstown, Jamaica, MaArh 13. The M.C.C. defeated Janrtaiua by five wickete. Batt ng first, Jamaica soorwd 334, Morales maik ng 74, Rae 75, and Martin 66. Therir second inn'ngs realised 128, Scott compiling 54. In reply, thh M.C.C. made 238, Holmes scoring 62
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    L.U. vs. St. J.O.B.A.
    68 8 The above maixh was played last Saturday on the St. J. O. B. A. ground and ended in a victory for the homesiters by a small margin. Batting first with one man short the Unlion put, up 70. The St. J. O. B. A. replied with
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    S.R.C. Beat S.C.C.
    289 8 The above which was commenced on Friday was resumed on Saturday and em led in an easy victory for the S.R.C. The S.C.C, who had 37 for the loss of 7 -.vickets when slumps were drawn on Friday, were only able to add 12 runs more, and
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    Police beat S.C.C. II.
    260 8 The Police met the sedmd string: cf the S C.C. on Saturday on the S.C.C. ground and defeated them by one wicket and six nanaThe foVowing are the scores and bowing analyses:— SX).C. 11. J. G. Macpherson b Pauline 4 E. M. Scotfar Tow. b Whitley
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. I.A.
    71 8 The above match w>as played on the V.M.C.A. ground last Saturday and ended in a victory for the YJVI.C.A. The feature of the ma eh was the (brilliant innings of van Cuylenberg who scored 101, his scor? including three sixers and 17 fours. The V.M.C.A. declared their
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    HOCKEY
    22 8 England vs. Wales Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Abergavenny, March 13. England defeated Wales at hotkey to-day by four goals to nil.
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    Clarke Cup Exhibition Match
    71 8 The following- will represent the Old Raffles ians vs. Present Raffltsians in the Conrad Clarke Cup Exhibition Hockey Match on Wednesday on the School ground:—J. V. Moss; E. G. Wheatley and C. Richards. P. Yew Hock, A. G. Armstrong and J. R. Rodrigues; N. Leicester, R.
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    RUGBY
    180 8 Wales Defeats Ireland Reuter's Service. l Keuter's Servi^.] At Swansea to-dav before an attendance of 8.4 featcd Ireland by i} wJ!?}? 1 P"** made fine r-jJ*- Witeh forwards were better 'w 6. opponents. Beth m &£*'*<:» good clearances. After sevZ, of <ksperajtk!y ha»-d ,>i a Knot. naBsed for SffSde
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    LAWN TENNIS
    47 8 Kasy Win for Miss Wilis Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] Miss Wills defeated the final. 6—0, 6—1 MuTnf °M in Paimbeach, Marcfa 15 Vincent Rchards and Fr»* won the Florida doub.es chaSt tr uating Manfl Alonzo and Ho£ v by 2—6, 7—5, 6—4 6—3 Wi *!i
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    Tanglin Club Tournament.
    101 8 To-day's Ties. DTNE CUP Mm* Guru> and Miles, owe 154 v M Stephenson and Webb. scr. Handicap Doubles (Men) Miu£* owJ l. ChCS 0W 15 ts i»* J*J«d scr. vs. Gm-a a-.d Wild. ChampionshiD Pairs (Mixed) Fuller and Murphy vs. Hamikw aSinclair. To-morrow's Ties Cullen Cup. Mr.
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    BOAT RACE
    66 8 Both Teams in Training Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London. March 12. The Oxford crew rov.\d a Ml-coc* trial from More lake to Putney in id cot dition in 18 minutes 57 seconds. only 3J seconds worse that the record trial tin* made by Oxford in 1897. The Cambridge
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    GOLF
    27 8 Race Course Golf Club The March Medal of the Race Coor Golf Club w:li be plaved for on Saturrt and Sunday the 20th and 21st instsn
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    126 8 The following passengers a** from FJurope by the IX Banal Mu Tuesday at daylight, the 164 ijf^Mrs. ML E. Brewer. M> E. Mr. Buckenhoz, Mr. B. A. C. Foss, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ma Le o. M V. A. M. MacLeod, Mr. P. C. H«r Mr. J.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATION
    67 8 Lj vi Manchester Market 8% lbs shirtings fair m basis) 20 40's Grey Yarns, single Wg 6 lbs T. Cloth, fair 24 yards Liverpool Market— url Cotton—Fully M'ddling Am**** (spot) Egyptian Cotton Metals— Tin Standard BWOti Produce— Copra, fair merchantat» c y Black Pepper White Pepper Gambier
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    28 8 The rate of issue of plang untitled India and Ceylon to-day f jjoaf: to $100. The rate rf PgJ" ft, Orders from India and le>ion equal to $100.
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    BY CAR TO LONDON
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    383 9 States Capturing Us by Keen Advertising T< th*. si.- of us who know tJie United v t- well, t>ne of the plainest facts about *r.- v< s that every year w-e become ani more Amenicanised. while the of K.i.ope s much less affec ed, and, i, i> u
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    360 9 BLAKE Co. Singapore, March 13. Ruivei shares have been a most act re marke; during the past few days and the volume of bus ness passing is reminiscent of last July. Prices have appie ated considerably. Pindas made 53.05, Seuciais $3, United Malaccas $3 Jerams $1.80 cum, Mcntakabs 58 cts.,
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    530 11 Singapore, March 6. MEAT Beef uteak (round) kati 48 Beef 6tew or curry kati 34 Pork lean kati 63 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 44 Muttuii Indian lb f;0 Mutton Australian lb 60 F >\vl kati 59 Capons (Locally reared) kati 90 Hens (LocaJily reared) kati
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      680 12 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. The business of Chop Hock Liong Co. carried on lately at 11 Peking Street as salt fish merchants and commission agents has 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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      492 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, tmd-or the Companies Act* of 1862 to 1800, en 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital ?>™>W* Subscribed Capital «300,000 Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund and Rest *I,4OIMZi HEAD OFFICE: 18, "race Church Street, London, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie,
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