Malaya Tribune, 16 March 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII. -No. 62 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. MARCH 16. 1926.
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      242 1 l0 q NORTH 6RIOGE Pg Your lady will certainly ITlllflll I Tll approve the elegance 1 f I A I 111 189 > Orchard Road. D and comfort of the i IHKH U I H L S lII■ Thone 950 latest Fiat, Model 509. IlilknfJlii ft. VIJ rnone *>v. j
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      548 1 (I''(i l ii ii iii iimni niiiiwjiii i: it .luti ii i i vmm I Don't wait for pains or failing Vision before you consult us. If i you nsed glasses, we wil: prescr be I and prepare lenses and fk n I frame and mountings of any jj I
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    CHINESE MARKET
    1025 2 Evidence of Great Potentialities At a meeting of the Committee on Industry and Trad»2 held at the Board of Trade w;.h Sir Arthur Balfour in the chair, evidence on beha-f of the China Association was given £y Mr. W. B. Kennett and Mr. Stagey H. DodwelL Mr. Kennett
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      438 2 Eight of these nine splendid children J were reared from birth on the 'Allenburys' Foods, and the parents are delighted with the results in each case. Allenburys Foods for Infants are of the right composition, especially adapted for infant feeding. Experience proves that they <;ive the best results in any
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      353 2 PUZZLED to know what medicine to give their little ones. The child falls s'ck with gripping pains*, vomiting, diarrhoea, croup; or suddenly gets feverish, screams for no apparent cause, refuses food, or vomits up what it has eaten. What is to be done on such occasions? As often as not
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      456 2 2SHS2Si»S2£HS2SSS2SZS2£ESHSS^ ffl with the MOTOR UNION THE I LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE I INSURANCE COMPANY I Favourable Rates-Prompt Settlement of Claim, I FIRE MARINE BUSINESS I Also transacted on Favourable Terms, 3 For all particulars apply I General Agents: I Messrs. SIME, DARBY A Co. Ltd I I Phone: 2800 SINGAPORE.
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    STOUGHTON RUBBER
    1773 3 Sixth Annual Ordinary General Meeting The Sixth Annual Ordinary General Meeting of Stoughton (Perak) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers' Association (Incorporated), 2-4. Idol-lane, E.C. Mr. H. A. Barrett presided. The representative of the secretaries (Messrs. M. P. Evans and Co.)
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      239 3 I insist on g lie Mforfti's Best. I I Sole Agents: ft DIETHELM Co., Ltd., I (Incorporated in Switzerland.) J Singapore—Penang—Bangkok. I 111 i I III r racBoqqoiMMMMMMWMMMMMai 1 f WILLYS OVERLAND j Fine Cars j OVERLAND "fed" Specia Model 91 $1,500. DeLuxe 1,525. "SIX" De Luxe Model 95 2,150.
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      159 3 THE MOSQUITO MENACE. A METHOD TO OVERCOME IT. It is poor consolation to the sufferer from Malarial Fever to know that some anopheles mosquito caused the trouble. India is full of mosquitoes, and the malaria figures show he wide prevalance of tbe anopheles v«5 ietv While mosquito enthusiasts may be
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      381 3 A__r_tioo ana ai \J? I /<- dayi«h«t_pp>e»«e_»e °**wc_ao'»life When Must Beauty Her freah yoothM tkia V/VttaV riraU that of her _«fh- tcr. and other Never if you know now to keep it. Ine charm women manrei. c matur ity may rival that of early youth if wholesome, ever alluring freshness
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      31 3 "Excuse me, I mistook you for a Mr. Petersen Baron Knaap: "It is possible that a Mr. Petersen resembles me. but I do not resemble any common Mr. Petersen! —Sondaesnisse-Stnix, StockhoHan.
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      392 4 AMUSEMENTS Tuesday, March 16 and Wednesday, March 17 S in tbe First Show at 7.30 p m. g TOM MIX In a Thrilling Western Drama 3 LAW and trie OUTLAW-2 Reels. jjj H. B. WARNE and an all star cast in |g I FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY 1 Cj a fast-moving,
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      448 4 AMUSEMENTS I A UNITED ARTISTS SUPER PRODUCTION i a From Suoday, March 14 to Saturday, March 20. S AT THE ALHAMBRA S (Tan Chen* Km A Co* Ltd. Proprietor*.) g S In the Second Show at 9 p.m. oj I s 14 well-known English Comedian Stage on the Screen W.
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      63 4 ALL NEW PLAYS DURING THIS WEEK THE STAR OPERA North Bridge Road TO-NIGHT PRINCE ZUttAlT SHAH BY MOHD SAID To-morrow Wednesday ALUM JKrXAKA A Conical Play bj Mohd Noor LOOK OUT PRESENTATION OP A SILVER CUP BY Mr. CHIA CHENG KANG'S PARTY On a date to be announced later SPECIAL
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      465 4 AffllSEMENTS SURINA THEATRE «*5 tzts !Ras arc obliged to put up in PATHE GAZETTE, LOJK OUT BELOW UTI S AHARA BLURS (Comedies) At 7.30 Albertiui in THE [BOM MAN Chapters 5 and 6. Harry Carey Western and Burton Bahat GAIETY CINEMA Attention! TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 P.M. William Christy Cabanne's Big
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    34 5 The rate of issue of Money orders for .mha and Ceylon to-day is Rs- 1W WJJ »$lOO. The rate of payment. of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. lot *jual to $100.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1021 5 PttOtWCK Singapore, March 1G Rce, Siam No 1 per Koyan $370 Rice, Siam 2 $360 Rce, Siam S $856 Rice, Saigon 1 $310 Rice, Sa gon 2 $300 Rice. Saigon ft R:c<\ Rangoon I $290 Rice. Rangoon 2 $280 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.20
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      116 5 %M I Like a Thief in the Night The death rate among children of school La still far too high. I One week the child may be at I I v. art and piay. the ne:it week me B ■ell may he tieinbhng the balance. -gS**^^ yu Virol is theZrcat
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      18 5 M EZEKIEL ft SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic OpUcUns, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raines Place, Singapore. Optometrist: JL M. BZKKIBL, O.D.
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain. Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERT MODERATE CHARGES O. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary Thone 123
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      353 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED—A competent and »ocperie»ced assistant .Machineman to work Newspaper Machine. Good wage* offered. Apply with one rooent testimonial to The Manager. Malaya Tribune Office. TO LET—No. 112 Chared Road I*l Mile Htone, Bungalow partly furnished and about 9 acres of Rubber and" Fruit tree*. Apply to Estate 6i
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      225 5 BABY SHOW. A Bui".-Show will bo hold in tho Victoria Memorial" Hall on Wednesday April '28th 1926. All entries will he free. Class A Children of 21 to 5 7.30 to 9.30 a.m. Class B Children of 1 to Si 7.30 to 9.30 a.m. Class C Infants under 1 DIVISION
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      178 5 M. S. SEAH K. S. SEAH LADY DKNTIBTS 187—8 VICTORIA STREET (Grtoi nw). WORKMANSHIP UP-TO-DATM. Charge* Moderate. fhe Malayan Electric Co., ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Ul-A Market Street, Singapore. (Caraer ef Cecil Street.) Wiring far •USINESS HOUSES, RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS, SHIPS AND ALSO OVERHEAD LINES, ETC. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. LOOK AHEAD LOOK AHEAD LOOK
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      305 5 x aUNUAfOKt- 1>1AKX To-day, March 16 de. —11-55 a.m. Ciro* P- m To-morrow, March 17 T —0/26 a.m., 0.39 p.m. Day. CJolf Club, annual meeting, Circus, 9.15 p.m. Thursday. March 18 -0 56 a.m., 1.24 p.m. If homeward nmilclos^ cTitr Justices, 2.30 p.m. n fShe*tra, Memorial Hail, 5.15 p.m. Ji
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    23 6 BIRTH. At No. 24 Lorong 17, Gaylang, on 15th Marcli 1926, to Mr. Mrs. Tan Jin Gnm, 3 son.
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    Germany and the League
    1024 6 Locarno has had an unhappy sequel. Despite unique opportunities for the cementing of a permanent European friendship under th"? auspices of the League of Nations, the meeting at Geneva has brought out northing except bad feeling; it is little less than an open rupture. Germany believed
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    1011 6 The Government gained a seat by the by election of the English Universities, due to the resignation of Mr. Fisher. Sir Arthur Hopk.nson (Conservative) poiied 2,343 votes and Mr. Ramsay Muir (LibaraJ) 2.000. Auother instance of the imerest of Gen. Yen Chun-yang, Commissioner of Shanghai and Woosung Police in hs
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    HONOURS FOR SIR GEORGE
    44 6 (From Our Own Correspondlßat,) Kuala Lumpur. March 16. Sir George Maxwell is coming from Pi W ail'a Hill to be entcna'ned at the Station Hotel by the Federal Council. The unofficial m ambers and also former unofficials will be present.
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    BANK ROBBERY CASE
    100 6 The case in which three Indians stand charged in c >nnect on w.th the robbery of $360,000 from the Banque de I* Indo Chine was again mentioned before Mr. Bull, the Second Police Magistrate, this morning. The third accused is out on cail of $3,000. Th? first
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    CHINESE LIBEL CASE
    165 6 An action for "rlhel against the Lat Pau Prs/ss was referred to yesterday in the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, S.r WiLiam Muris n K.C. Mr. Page appearing for the plaintiff, sa d that the action was one of libel ar s ng out of the
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    MASJID SULTAN FUND
    186 6 A committee mec/ting was held on Saturday, the 13th instant, at 5 p.m. at tnt Arab Social and L'Jterary Club, No. 26-A Newtonroad, kindly kn: for the purpose. There w?re prese.it Mescrs. Syed Abdulrahman br> Shaikh Alkaff, J.P., (Chairman), Syed Ab-ltTlah h'n Husain Alkaff, Shaikh Omar Bamadi,
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    403 6 Mr. F. C. Sands, VRp c sioner, Malaya, who ST,*!? (W to ha, Hfceatone p Up a iitk*?* The Secretary of State ft* v has approved of the an J2 the Co Hayes Marriott, C.M G as C 7 ent <8 Batvia J C Governor-General oftneD I
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    FAREWELL TO MR. KINDERSLEI
    131 6 (From Our Own OstiespeifaL) Kuala Lumpur. March 14 Tbe Asdat'c Plant?', s' A- a ion of Malaya, the Ch'nese ChamhT at Commas and ihe Miners' htm* ■fVai gaw a term"At Home" to Mr. R. C M. Kindcrsb, There were present S r GtmWgi mW** tha Hon.
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    COUNTERFEITER SENTENCED
    87 6 (From Our Own Corresp--dent) ftaaag, Hani At the Assizes I+4*B Chinese nam* Chan Peng Hong mm aefll to A to I" years' imprisoniment for btmg passe-* 011 of instruments and material' for ccu.#r felting coins. The BfSlteBCS was on a second charge of (Long n paaaiaaP of cor.-:.
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    FATAL STABBING
    63 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 1|» A tragic sequel to chatnn<r an I foo-JJ at their meals among a party v Tarn Us at Kuala Kangsar who were me* mm together resulted yesterday m c fd stabbing by a hoNpita. dr Kandiah of another aWaer l d
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    68 6 Prom Chna and J*pan by s.s. due Singapore to-morrow. M From Chnu and Japan by a* Sa* Maru, due Singapore to-morrow. tm%wm From China and Japan by Karu, due Sngspor? tomorrow- r From China and JaparT by sa Kasn due Singapore 5 p.m. t J (^P atch«<l From
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      42 6 I f combine accurate timekeeping with 5j y artistic appearance at moderate X X pr cos. rd At all first-class sores and X Watchmakers. Qj lfl Wholesale Distributors: X X SCHIFFNER CO., S §5, MEYER MANSIONS, SINGAPORE X S 'Phone 1342. g
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    LEAGUE CRISIS
    1001 7 GIVES WAY TO POLAND •imbroglio Seething with Suspicions and Deceits" Reuter's Service. British Official Press Service. London, March 15. •The «rmeJc of Europe rumbles with tiir«it.«- ami counter-thread," says th<f ♦Da; >' Express," u and this imbroglio, seeth- *ith susp'cions, fetnenies, bar gains and ke a tiopical feSlermg
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    94 7 Governor's Reply to Labour Allegations Reuter's Service. London, March 15. In reply to questions in the House of Commons, Mr. Amery said that he had received representations to the effect that the demands for labour for the naval base at Singapore were depleting the supply for the rubrer
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    FRUIT COMBINE FINED
    89 7 Reuter's Service. Vancouver, B. C, March 15. Eight fruit and produce firms representing the Canadian organisation of a large United States Produce Company, with headquarters at Saint Paul, have been fined twenty-five thousand dollars |ich under the Canadian Anfci-Combnes Act. The jury considered the verd'et for two
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    VIOLATIONS OF NEUTRALS
    70 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, March 15. Scnaior Borah introduced a resolution in the Senate requesting the State Department to report what steps have been taken towards negot'ations regarding American claims against Great Britain and France in connection with the violation of the rights of neutrals prior to American
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    ITALY'S DEBT FUNDING
    49 7 British Official Praw Service. London, March 15. The sum of two million pounds, beinj4hft> first half of the yearly instalment the Ital'an debt under the funding agreement recently reached between Mr. Church: 11 and Count Voipi, was paid to the account of the British Treasury to-day.
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    TAKU PORT INCIDENT
    218 7 Japanese Taking Lenient View of Situation Reuter's Service. Peking, March 15. The Legations by a protocol from the Powers have instructed their naval commanders at Tientsin to not fy the Taku port authorities that unless within three days the mines are removed from the channe. end interference,
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    COSTA RICA SMASH
    132 7 Over 240 Persons Killed in Rail Mishap Reuter's Service. Boston, March 15. According to advices from the ra lway owners, 178 were killed and seventy-five injured in the derailment of an excursion train near San Jose, Costa Rica. Three coach as left the raV.s and plunged fifty
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    BOOT-LEGGING CONSPIRACY
    95 7 Reuter's Service. Cleveland, Ohio, March 15. Millionaires, manufacturers, real estate men, also Government employees of twelve cities are involved in a forty-whousand-word md ctment naming one hundred and twelve persons alleged to be Involved in a bootlegging conspiracy, which was returned by a Federal grand jury. Tlit md
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    BELGIAN FINANCE
    88 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, March 15. "Le Soir" says tha: the Minister of Finance declares that the banks have fully assented to measures to meet the situat'on and from to-morrow exchange will be properly supported by measures contemplated to prevent speculation, and the control of exchanges will be reinforced.
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    BELGIAN CONGO FLIGHT
    20 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, March 15. The Belgian airmen en route to the Cwgo hwek arrived at Atbata.
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    ANOTHER STRIKE
    34 7 Reuter's Service. London* March 15. A mass meet "tag of Hoe workers decidad not to accept the decis'on of the National Committee of the Amalgamated Engineering Union and declined to resume work.
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    ARMY ESTIMATES
    469 7 REDUCTION OF TWO MILLIONS Expenditure Reduced by Half Since 1921 British Official Press Service. London, March 15. Introducing the Army Estimates for 1926-7 in the House of Commons, Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Secretary for War, said it had not been easy to secure the reduction of two millions sterling
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    FRANCS STEADY UP
    77 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 15. French and Belgian francs at London close! respectively, at 134 75 and* 116.87. Belgian francs previously had slumped to 121.50 after be ng steady at about 107 for the year. The market s puzzled £t the slump, which s attributed to cessation
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    BIG SHIPMENT OF GOLD
    67 7 Reuter's Service. New York, March 15. The arrival of thirty million dollars from Canada in the past fortn ght marks the largest movement of gold to New York since the British shipment last Autumn. The remittance is not expected to be greatly increased as the Canadan
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    94 7 The anti-Chritian activities of certain elements of che student body apparently are iba'ng rev ved, accord ng to the Chinese press. D ««ti'sfKd with the order of the M'nis.ry of Foreign AfiVrn forbiddng anf Chr'stians -.o direct the r act'vlties aga nst the tlh.n'flt.ian church, the Shanghai AntiChrristian Laague has
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      168 7 j GIFTS OP UNIQ ATTRACT fj AND HEAPS OF OTHER USEFUL THINGS. 2 «/3 High Stree O D F|** QII \7 A K l n Singapore. OlaU V Bishop Street. Peeaig. Cj n THE ROYAL JEWELLER B jl,3oo^in24^r 8 121 WORLD'S RECORDS j BEATEN. I -J jyjjs3 9 THIS REMARKABLE
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    THE TROLLEY BUS
    1758 8 SPLENDID VEHICLES FOR SINGAPORE Road Improvements to Facilitate Up-to-Date Service Trial of Pulau Bukom Murder Case During tine past mWW months Singapore has had the pleasure of seeing excellent road improvements carried out by ihe Municipality in various sect "tone of the tow a. Some narrow and
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    ANTI-CHRISTIAN RIOT
    248 8 Foreign Missionary Heckled at Nanking Wh?le a foreign missionary was deliver ng his sermon in a Nanking Church, a few days ago, several students entered and attempted to interfere with the proceedings. One stood up and demanded to know if the miss'onary could expla n his statement that
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    CONGRATULATIONS
    366 8 Medical Men Commend Local School The following letters- of congratulation on the opening of the New Medical College here have «bcen received from the two leading members of the profession in Great Br.tain. From Sir Humphry Roleaton, Bart., X C.8.. M.D., P.R-CJ*., Regius Profeasor of Physic at the University
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    PULO MENYAK MURDERS
    265 8 Alleged Perpetrator* Tracked Down Yesterday A sequel to the sensat'oiial triple murder committed mt Pulo Men yak a small -9 and on ihe Kallarng River, during the first VCfek of January this year, was heard Jn the Second Poioe Court this morn ng when jwo Chinese were
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    LAND ACQUISITION
    163 8 The Chief Justice, St William Muriaon, K-C, delivered judgment yea.erday af eTnom in the appeal aga nst the awaid of $3,00© by the Co* lector for two pieces of land of an acre each in Kalang belonging to M. N. M. E. T. Muthuraamain Chettar. The owner claimed
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    GAYLANG RELIEF FUND
    77 8 List No. 7 The Hon, Treasurer begs to acknowledge with many thanks receipt of the following donations:— Previously acknowledged |13 224 Hok'jan Crockery Merchants Guild 100 Eng Yong Tong, Esq. 78 TexAew Piece Goods Guild 50 A Fr end per Mr. Boey Kok Leong 50 Help the
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    198 8 SPORTS PASTIMES CRICKET V.M.C.A. vs. I.A. The ibEoWing are the »00res and bowling analyses in the above match which waa played kr*& Saturday on the Y.M.CA ground:— V.MX.A. R. Lyme b Sivaram 0 ML Ignatius b Sivaram 1 C. Choon Limb Sivaram 4 R. North b Shah 4 A. van
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    Australian Tour
    40 8 Reuter's Service. Perth, March 15. The Australian touring team beat Western Australia by an Innings an! 45 runs. Western Australia made 282 (Frfmantle 87), and 97. Australia compfed 424 for 9 wickets declared (Taylor 148 and Pensford 102).
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    YACHTING
    921 8 Second Race for Jean II Trophy This race will always be noted for the runaway victory of the Eve as a combination of events eventuaily landed her the winner with 15 points, giving a clear lead of 7 marks over and above her nearest rival. At 10 a.m. Capta
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    LAWN TENNIS
    110 8 Tanglin Club Tournament Yesterday's Results Dyne Cup. Miss Gunn and Miles, owe 15.4 beat Miss Stephenson and Webb, scr., 6—4, 6—3. Handicap Doubles (Men) Dyne and Mil! gan, owe 1 beat Hewitt and Riches, owe 15, wo. Green and Wild, owe 15 beat Bell and NicolL scr. 6—2,
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    FOOTBALL
    27 8 Perak Association Formed (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, March 15. Representatives of all the football clubs of the State yesterday formed the Perak Footbail Assoc ation.
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    O.B. vs. R.A.
    48 8 The following will present the 0.8. vs. the RA. to-mo:Tow (Wed.) on the School ground at 5 p.m. CM. Rodr:gu.«; S. Choong, P. Lcong; Chan Chiap Song, F. C. James, M. Hendroff; O. K. Suratiee, G. Cordairo, A. Fernandez, L. Yong, P. Rozario. Reserve:—A. Dias.
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    Home Match Results
    39 8 London, March 15. In the F. A. Cup r»?play Bolton baat Notts Forest by 1 to nil at Manchester. In the thlnd division, Southern section of the English League Char.tcai baat Merthyr by 1 to wL
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    Tan Boon Eng's XI. vs. B.A.C.
    49 8 The followng wil represent Tan Boon Eng's eleven agairjst the Athetc Club on the SC.F.A. ground tomorrow:—S. H. Ong; Sco Hn, Kian Chew; Eng Choon, An Other, Kee Ch n; Shun T. -n-g. Ttamg Wee, Robert Tan, Bah Chee, Hock Tan. Reserve:—S. Kee.
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    POLO
    41 8 Swee Lee Cup (From Our Own Correspondcavt.) March 15. C team won the Swee Lee Cup on Saturday when they defeated B team by four gjals co 1. The names of the winning team were: Heen/an, Stawoll, Deburiatte and Wright-
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    GOLF
    61 8 Garrison Golf Club The following cards were returned in the men's monthly medal March. M. C. Marriobt 80 10 70 C. N. Bennetc 86 14 72 W. A. Sms 90 18 72 J. J. McMichael 77 4 73 Capt. N. C D. Brownjohn 81 8 73 L cut. E.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    176 8 Interport Shoot 1926 This annual match will bt> shot off between April 15 and May 31. The actual shoot wjjl probably be on Sunday May 30. The match s opon to teams from Shanghai, Hongkong, Penang and Singapore, picked from dents who have resided in t:he port for
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    HOCKEY
    31 8 $p V.M.C.A. vs. Fort Canning and Staff The above match was played on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday and ended in an easy victory for the homesters (by 6 to 1.
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    BOXING
    68 8 Walley vs. Tawide Boy Walley, flyv*»ght A Malaya, w <*11 cock o' t rje of Friday th« champ on win J**- On Happy Valley agaioat b*—, t other Pi.kpi.io who tJtle. TMde comus here w.thlfin from the Philippines if for any thug the ehmLd be figfe t&L? S Will
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    22 8 Pavilion Tfcat great classic, Victor HW 6 back of Notre Dame," mrir*2?«l*£ hon till Thursday, the ing large and crowd!
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    Peninsula Opera
    57 8 The Peninsular Opera of Kuaa have not wasted any tin* going" in the hail vacated by *JaJSSI of the City Opera, and i£> formance created a irood £»T "O Joello" beta* staged. N&* CaSg cr.ibed as the Star of the H«f' tts Orpheum, is certa/nly a kmrnZi IT***
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    MEDICAL REVIEWS
    536 8 (By Our Medfcal Correspondent) [Domestic Medic** and Surgery by G T by J A. ChurchU,, 7 Gt. «tjZ2 St., London. Price 6s. Net] In tiie absence of exper: mWm there cm be no greater respons.bui.y tbar Et2 ment and care of the 9C k durnVaS" jE2 has m
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    ANOTHER RELIEF FUND
    160 8 Under the Auspices of the United Association, a committee of Mos^ d j Jtf been formed since the I*. ins- for co funds fjr the help of the poor suffer* the Gaylang Fire, and the follow ist of subscribers: Imam Haji Abbas bin Haji Mohamed Taha 10
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    CO-OPERATIVE SELLING
    481 9 personal Considerations Handicap p Lucas of Bath writes to "The a l News" to emphasise to rubber PjEJders hat ifc 55 Possible lor companies to exercise a pre- intiuenre on the market price of 1 1 'J fay —and they al.me—cou.d brine 1 yes t"> agree to co-operative
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    340 9 Indications of a Coming Shortage u Financial New. Special.) y interesting artie'e the tv wh'l h appeared in the "Engin■eaj and M^ nr Journal Press Year I January W Mr. J. H. Lang, the si st of the Amer can Metal Co., s cur the co'iten ion,
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    MUMTAZ BEGUM MARRIED
    90 9 *•«i of the abdication of the MahaL ,r nor c was conveyed to Mumtaz iTft wai do lighted and stated that be °n expect ng th"s rto happen k r re turn t> Amnitsar from BomC 2£ h as been living a quiet 14 hft m( k
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    794 9 Good Prospects and Excellent Dividend Record V F»nanc"al News Special.) In our issue of October 19 .ast we directed attention to the shares of Tronoh Mines, then landing at 3%. As the ciurrent quotation m only 2 11|16, it would appear on the face of it that our
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      206 9 I Lactogen 1 I THE NATURAL MILK FOOD cj I FOR YOUR BABY I g Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., (London) a 144-147 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 ISA THE CRICKET SEASON. [jj Cj teizS Wo have received a large shipment of English H Indian cricket bats. Force, Autograph, H X
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      272 9 I Infallible j X I I Quality MiA I FRAMROZ Co. I FRESH STOCK! FRESH STOCK!! I JUST UNPACKED. j S Sandaw s chest expander 3 Steel strands 6.50 each Cj g 3 N M 4 M n 7.50 each I Wrg m 5 t 8.50 each }j I |f|
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      121 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS To-day, March 16 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. R. A. (v), Gun laying etc. To-morrow, March 17 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, M. G. Platoon, Gun Drill. Friday, March 19 5.15 p.m. Drill Hail, M. G. Platoon, Gun Drill. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Band, S. V. C., Band
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    409 10 Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co., Ltd. The Directors of the Ulu Benut Con- J solidated Rubber Ob., Ltd., sufom'.t their report and statement of accounts for the year ended December 31, 1925. The reeuVt for the year shows a profit of j $121,694.13, to which has to be
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    531 10 Favourable Position and Sound Finances ("Financial News" Special.) A day or two ago we dealt with the position and prospects of the Tronoh M nes, and in view of the encouraging outlook for tin, as d sclosed n the latest statistics and the gradual outstripping of the supply
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      599 10 I 1 FOR THE 1925 26 MOTOR SEASON I I i S I s I I WE ANNOUNCE A REDUCTION IN PRICE OF 1 I I I I I THE NEW 14/30 H.P. I i 1 I I Now $3 9 050 WITH FOUR WHEEL BRAKES ADJUSTABLE FRONT SEATS, EMI-ELLIPTIC
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      639 10 I TYPHOON POWER I i Single Cylinder Double Acting I I TYPHOON PUMPS are adapted for use in connection with water I I the farm, suburban homes and factories; for pumping water 1 3 storage tanks; for low pressure boiler feeding; for circulating bri« I I refrigerating plants; for pumping
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    516 11 Singapore, March 6. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 34 Pork lean kati 63 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 44 Mutton Indian lb *>v Mutton Australian lb of» Fowl kati 59 Capons (Locally reared) kati 90 Hens (Locaily reared) kati 77
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      576 11 STEAMER SAILINGS P 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR IMS (Icorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. vfiNINSUtAR AND ORIENTaTsTEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract witb Hie Majesty'a Government.) OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS Fer China ft Japan For Marseilles, London Antwerp. D Leave Tonnage Singapore
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      553 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY KTNTA, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. CALYPSO, 5 p.m., for Malacca. GEMAS, 5 pjn.. for Muar. TUESDAY KRIAN, 4 p.nu, for Port Dickson, Telok Anson, Bagan Datoh, Lumut and Port Dickson. SS?9 AM 3 P*
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      487 12 TO LET. TO LET, Raffles Chambers, three sections 2nd floor, area 2.G80 square feet. Rent 1200 p.m. Immediate entry. Apply to The Secretary, The Garden Club. FOR SALE ETC. CONCENTRATED ink powders 4 clra. 30 cts. pkt. makos a pt. Money refunded if anaatisfactory. Gay 7, Verappa Chitty Lane. I
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      426 12 PUBLIC NOTICES. ADRIAN Co., Union Building, sth Floor, beg to notify the public that they havo started a Sbare and General brokering Department as from the 15th March under management of Mr. E. Geal-Woodger. The business of Chop Hock Liong Co. carried on lately at 11 Peking Street as salt
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      405 12 BANKS. I THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 181 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Paha* 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 19, llir. Hongkong IS Queen's Road Central. Serembaa 63 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia,
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      493 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (R«ki*tcred in London, under tts Compinies Arts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1891.) Authorised Capital f?^^ Subscribed Capital ftSSfiS Paid-up Capital f}^' o^ 0 Reserve Fund and Beat £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 16, "race Church Street, London, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      471 12 BANKS. BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MAR GO LI 0 UTH, Manage*. Office 2, Finlmyson Green. ORIENTAL Government Secnrity LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India 1874.) Results of the Company's Operations dnring the three years 1922-1924 PROFIT
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      565 12 WHAT MAKES MAN A MAN? NERVE FORCE. Our mide of living aowadata hUh.tr ii on the -TWrng a **J of our uerv,us eyaten re*m,,iair Ci greater cmwbjHjq oer»jus .eoitttla, faa ojatatnti n ,übil f.>i llQ)t sufficient to tapmm ln-Jl"**9 svurall/ «ri m .«s tur.i c> rfeji,,i a< M Mip stcaai
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