Malaya Tribune, 25 March 1926

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol XIII.- No. 7 3 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926
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      270 1 AMATEUR' PHQTfiSTQrrS I tO9 NORTH 6«_tDG£_P_g I GREAT REDUCTION ON ILL MODELS I I 8 b,p 2 sca,er de ,uxe *$1 »W I j SO9 Bnr. 4 sealer de luxe $1,900 i |F| 10 15 hp 4 5 sealer de luxe $2,400 P I i Isll I 5 20hp 67
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      296 1 DANGER I COMFORT EYES NERVES I I Tho d scomfort a Bra nst which 1 syou try to shield your eyes may be 1 "caused by the invisible raye n sun- 1 I light. I h v\e lie worth Crtrxite and S r Wm. 3 |Crooke6 lenses fully protect against
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    COCONUT INDUSTRY
    484 2 Solution of the Fibre Spinning Problem As the sequel to a series of successful experiments the problem of spinning coconut fibre by machin. ±y has, -wa are nformed, been definitely solved. The importance to j (he coconu: industry of the solution of th s j problem, wheh has
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    COSTLY BAPTIST CHURCH
    248 2 The congregation of the Park-avenue Baptist Church has decided to erect a new church in Riversidt-dr've, rear the corner of 122rtd-street, close to the Union Theologtlca] Seminary. New York Ci.v. Ie will coat $4 000.000 (£soo 000). of wh eh SI 750.000 wil be forthcoming from he
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    61 2 Despairing of ever finding happiness in ÜBa I fe ow.ng to their present posit on, a Japanese geistha girl and an accountant employed at the geisha Ihouv in Ghapoo Road, dee ded to die together .11 a room at a Woosung ho+el. They awal*>wed morphea and severed veins ?n thea'i
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    "AFTER MY BABY WAS BORN."
    296 2 i Mrs. McCully Tells How When Strength Was Gone and Nerves Were Broken Down She Built Up Her Health With Dr. WILLIAM S PINK PILLS. "After my baby was bom and I returned from the I did not pet my strength back as I should,"
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      327 2 £8| STANDARD Whk VALUE ISPI J Ell woods" Helmets. I P >| Body, covered white drill. Fitted Ellwoods Patent Pu S aroo and chin strap. Exceptionally light and g Pur- Fur Fe t Hats. jjj [jj g New shape with Broad Brim suitable for local i t^lT^ Ml jr conditions.
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      263 2 Get a Stawtarat i hcrt c^tanccs are ,ori S and railroads few, B l I j a car »s an indispensable necessity. Get a Jl--i* J tflXh I 'Standard' Car and you can visit friends, II journey to business or engage in a motor- B 4 t9l mS tOUr V
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      229 3 Malarial Debility When the malaria itself has left off, when the ravages of the parasites have broken your strength, that's the moment to start taking Sanatogen. Your blood is weakened and £^p^^ s Sanatogen will multiply the quantity of red corpuscles in an amazingly short time. A doctor. wriri:;g in
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      195 3 P A Year Round Remedy. P «M BFECHAM'S PILLS nay always be depended upon to exert pow*rf»t at and beneficial influence on the ill* which beset the human r*ce at varraut 1» f sesions cf the year. A few doses will act mut effectively on the vital f vm organs,
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      336 3 Driving Belt Unique Guarantee* m«K«A» LEWIS Cf TYLOR. Lot. Gripoly PATENT BELTING STOCKING AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) *J I Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang Malacca. [I J I A Strong Body can conquer I I Tuberculosis I *F important feature in the treat- ;jt
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      421 4 jg Thursday. M*r« h H In vntid*y, March S9. |3 In the 2nu Show a' 9 p.m. jjj jg fni fd Wlstl Corporation Prtstnts I The World's Sweetest Sweetheart I MARY PI tK FORD j I jin her latest production I "Little Annie ttooney" 1 S lo 9 ltet-ls jfl
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      485 4 Amusements From Suoday, March 21 to Saturday, March 27. E ft C ft i g The Greatest Drama of ihe Ages created into an even c I Greater Motion Picture c I AT THE jj ALHAM BRA I S (Tan Chenf Kee C«, Ltd. Proprietors.) jj S In the Second
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      520 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert and Bencoolen Streets. TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 f WILLIAM F presents FOOTFALLS Blind, bat with a sense of hearing Abnormally acute. He waited for the Murderers Return Starring TYRONE POWER and E WELLE TAYLOR CARTOON AND NEW COMEDY At 730 sharp SIEGE Universal Jewel TWENTY YEARS AFTER.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1088 5 PRODUCE S ngapore, March 25 p S!am 1 n Kovan $370 Be $360 S'-'-ra $345 n i m $3t<> R. Sa roa 2 m $305 Pice. Saicm 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $298 Rice, Rangoon 2 $290 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.25 Rice, 2 $10.00
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    46 5 Widespread rumours that one of the largest promotion companies in Florida was under a financial strain have created sufficient uneasiness In Wall Street to br.ng about heavy S.quidatfon in aome of the Southern railway shares. Bankers are urging extreme caution not only in Fieridu but elsewhere.
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    72 5 For the purpose of establishing a permanent manent market for tlhe perfume* of the Philippines, the most noted pharmacists in ths founds will join together and try to open the market* of tbe world to Pii pjo oTrfuimes. They have asked the help of Mr. William Mennera of tha talcum
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      448 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT v< NIUIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. pal Commissioners of Singapore lien far r he s.pplv and delivery of I BeinforeOMßl Bt the New Electric Power ft i 8», Jw— ktion and farm of Tender may be had t the Municipal JSagineer*! Office I m Will in the eoveo provided must
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      17 5 M EZEKIEL SONS. M.«f«taring 0p.O.l»i« Optid.-. 4. Raffles Chambers, Rsftes Pttot, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. EZEKIEL, O.D.
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      29 5 DENTISTRY Latest Method of Treatments without Pain Teeth Replaced Natural-Like. VERY MODERATE CHARGES 0. JITT SIANG, Qualified Dentist, 75, Hill Street, Ist Floor of St. Mary's Dispensary 'Phone 123.
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      139 5 j LOOK OUr! LOOK OUT! j I The Return of the Popular I 1 UNION STAR OPERA of Sir *apore. X Cj FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY g 1 The Alexandra Hall I North bridge Road. g I STARS—The Celebrated Misses Tijah. Salraa, Messrs X D*BH, ZaW. te. 9 3
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      271 5 M. S. SEAH X. S. SEAH LADY DENTISTS VICTORIA STREET (Ground Floor). WORKMANSHIP UP-TO-DATE. Charges Moderate. The Malayan Electric Co., ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 111-A Market Street, Singapore. (Corner of Cecil Street) Wiring for BUSINESS HOUSES, RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS, SHIPS AND ALSO OVERHEADLINES, ETC WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. STOP. LOOK. THINK. fen—Twenty years hence will
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      168 5 A SINGAPORE MARY 'i i>-day, March 2."» U i u-.—7.41 a.m. 9.32 p.m. 2 f t) homeward mail leaves. j S.C.C. vs. Duke of Wellingtons. SuVV Hawk .ns vs. Submarines, Stadium. Army vs. Navy, Tangin. t>u Orchestra, Memorial Hail, 5.15 p.m. Vicio Theatre: Royal Hawa'ians, 9.30 p-'' 1 To-morrow, March
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      82 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, MARCH 25 North, North-East and Northwest Sumatra Perak 3 p.m. Penang, Colombo, and Bombay ♦Kidderpore 3 p.m. Southern and Western Ind.a Tara 3 p.m. North and East India Shirala 3 p.m. Sam (except Lower Stem) Toyo Maru 4 p.m. China, Hainam, Japan, Korea, Fu*East Siberia, Western Canada
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      61 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight March 24, 1926. deg. Maximum shade temperature 90.6 F. Min. shade temperature Mean shade temperature JMaximum sun radiation Minimum grass radiation Sea temperature 8 Mean wet-bulb temperature 7b.a r. Mean relative humidity
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    Pure Humbug
    1102 6 For pure humbug: we suppose it would be wWcmh to beat the recent strike of journeyman tailors in Singapore. A ganof agitators, paid for the purpose", descended upon Singapore a &w mon hs ago. They found that conditions were ready for them. Here was a market sole y
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    884 6 The Malayan Opera of Singapore is expected to arr ye in Ipoh on the 27th instant and w-.n perform in their new tent at Anderroad. An 8 per cent final dividend in respect of the year ended December 31 last is being dec ared in the Bukit Timah Rubber estates,
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    MURDER ON LOCAL STEAMER
    71 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, March 24. Ihe po.ice have received tetegra-hc informa?on fr/>m Pert Swettenham tha; the captain of che steamer Seang Bee reports that a murder was committed aboard the vessel 21 m les from Penang. The murderer has been arreted and the witnesses
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT AT PENANG
    90 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, March 24. A serous motor accident! occurred here last night when Mr. J. N. Berridge, <tf the Mercan .le Bank whi'e driv'ng home in his Essex car along Burmah-road, swerved d sharply to flhe left in order to avo d a
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    OUTWARD MAIL
    34 6 Molls from Europe, (London mails despatched March 4), ex P. and 0. Macedonia will am ye by tra n to-morrow morning Correspondence will be ready for delivers' to boxholders at 9-15 a.m.
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    659 6 number SaSfctfiS n retary, Hongkong, 12JVL£ on a of yesterday. dys a ««uter mts lieutenant Thompson TJ c to death a "i mm dfer of Mj* Audrey Bur ciS th "2 at Manila on March 18 Mf Was l »2 been disallowed. hav^ j o Lieut (local
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    TOURIST SHIPS DUE SOON
    123 6 The first week of Apr!] will see the arrival of two large tour'st vessels, the Resolute and the La eon a. The Resolute is due to arrive on April 1, w th three hundred and fifty globe-trotters, on her second round-the-world cruise The Lacon'a dairying six
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      321 6 I "QUEEN HIT DESIGN x i HALL MARKED SILVER 1 I TEA AND COFFEE X I service I j Suitable for Prestntation I g No 3536 Solid Silver Tea and Coffee Set consisting ot 1 Coffee g g Pot, J Tea Pot. 1 Sugar Basin, 1 Cream Jug and 1
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      88 6 jjj 3 combine accurate timekeeping with H 5j artistic appearance at moderate H {Jj prices. Cj Bj At all first-class stores and H 3j Watchmakers. p $j Wholesale Distributors: 3 SCHIFFNER CO„ S5, MEYER MANSIONS, SINGAPORE P jjj 'Phone 1342. g I COMPARISON 1 jjjis the only infallible Test jjj
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    ALLIED DEBTS
    1595 7 IS BRITAIN A RICH COUNTRY? Full Dress Debate in the Commons [British Official Press Service.] London. March 24. A dr» v a'e took place to-day in the House of Commons on the subject of inter-allied d-b s. It was opened by Mr. Snowd n, Chance'lor of the Exchequer
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    MR. BALDWIN AND COAL
    82 7 [Reuters Service.] London, March 24. In the confcreiace beJweien Mr. Bakhv n and representat yes of the coal owners and miners, Mr. Baldwin daalarcd that the Government would accept the Coal Coanm'»sion's report and legislate thereon if Jie owners and m'nors would aoceipt it. Mr. Baldwin
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    PEKIN BLOCKADE
    131 7 Armoured Trains Manned by Russians Reuter's Service. Moscow, March 24w According to an official Agency, General Feng Yu-hsiang and his family have arrived at Urga, Mongolia. IHents'n, March 24. Ten thousand troops are at present in Tientsin, including 250 White Russian cavalry. Two armoured trains manned by Wh
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    NEW YORK STOCKS
    93 7 Reuter's Service. New York, March 25* An avalanche of selling orders on the stock market is carrying over a score of high price issuias down three to nineteen points to new low records for the year. The total sales amounted to 2,600,000. The bearish sentiment was influenced
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    THE OPIUM CONVENTION
    99 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 24. In the House of Commons, relying to Viscount Sandon, Sir Austen Chamberlain sa d that uhe British ratification of tbe Opium Ajrreenunt and Convention was signed at Geneva and deiposited with the League of Nations on February 17. As far as the
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    THE MATTEOTI CASE
    86 7 Reuter's Service. Ohieti, March 24. The trial of the five men for the murder of the Socialist Deputy, Signor Matteoti, resulted m thr>>e, Dumni, Volpi and Povt<romo, boing sentenced to six years' imprisonment. Each is also debarred for the period of his iif3 from holding any public
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    STEAMER BURNT AND SUNK
    72 7 Reuter's Service. Manao, March 24. There were one hundred and four fatalities in the loss of the Brazi.jan s.te<amer Paes de Carvalao, wh en wa® destroyed by fire and snmk near Coury. The latest report says that an exploson caused the loss of the s eamor
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    EX-RULERS' PROPERTY
    79 7 Reuter's Service. B rlln, March 24. According to provisional official figures, twelve and a half million people signed the demand for a plebiscite as to whether the property of the r ex-rulers should be confi treated without compensation. Fifty p:T cent of the total electorate, or about twenty
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    THE SUMATRA MARU
    37 7 Reuter's Service. Colombo, March 24. The Sumatra Maru has arrived full of cotton. Portions of her cargo were slightly damaged by fire and steam. The cargo will be discharged. Her hull is probably undamaged.
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    AFTER GENEVA
    295 7 CONFLICTING COMMENT IN BRITAIN Distrust in Policy of Chamberlain Reuter's Service. London, March 24. ''The Darly Mail", -under the heading "Chamberlain's. Vindication/ says that the Foreign Secretary did very well at Geneva despite the d fficdllt es created for him and the mischievous activity of enluhusiastic busy bo
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    SHAKESPEARE'S MEMORIAL
    61 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 24. Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, Lord Asquith and Mr. Thomas Hardy have signed an appeal for funds to replace the Memorial Theatre at Stratford-on-Avon on a "worthy scale." [A message dated March 6, stated: Fire has destroyed the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre and
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    THE SCHNEIDER CUP
    22 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 24. The Royal Aero Oub have decided not to challenge for the Schneider Cup, 1926.
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    F.M.S. EDUCATION CODE
    323 7 The rules under "Negri Sembilen Scholarsh ps," on pages 12 and' 13 of the Code, are cancelled and the following substituted tbs refer: Soho arships from Malay Schools to Gov.Tramem Engl'sh Schoo s. Each sdholarsh p will be of the value of $120 per annum Unable for
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    27 7 The Namsang, arriving at Hongkong from Caku ta and S ngapore, reported the d.ath of one Ch'nese deck passenger front beri-ber:, the body being buried at sea.
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    BANKRUPTCY
    2610 8 MOTION TO RESCIND ORDER Interesting Points of Law Raised Interesting points cf law waft «-«J"j yesterday, ia the Supreme Court, before Mr Justice Deane. in tne matter of .he bankruptcy of Chops Loh Kee Seng and Loh Case Seng, when an appacauon was made to re se nd a
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    BENUT RIVER COLLISION
    459 8 Claim to Recover Cost of Pontoon An action arising out of a coUsion be aea the steamer Mers ng and a pontoon at the trance to the Benut R*ver was commenced in the Supreme Court yesterday balare the Gniief Just.ce>, Sir Will am Murlson, X.C The pJalnt
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    125 8 The New World The Pen nsula Opera continues to prove an attract on and there was quite a good house las-: night, when "Noor Ajaib and Al-Majilis" was presented. There were numerous extra turns of Song and dance. Krouchong, masri chemamat, ma jr. on La y and Yaf
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    Union Star Opera
    70 8 Mr. F. X. J. Sakwtx>, of the Un on Star Opeta of Shgapore has just returned fr. m Java where several add lions to the company were made The company, wheh is due to arrive in Shgapore to-day with a number of new actresses and actors, w
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICE
    117 8 Owners and Masters of Shipping are requested to keep their vesse s as clear <«f the range as possible dur'ng tbe Heavy Gun Practice wh ch will take p ace from Blakang Mwtf on the dates stated below commencing at 12 noon. The Interna ional Code Signal
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    MALACCA LAND SALE
    72 8 At the sale held at the sa'e-room yesterday of L. A. Ch'vty Co., Malacca the tOi owing properties were d sposed cf:— Land at Ayer Panas, Ma acca, containing an area of 5 acres and 34 poles, was bought by Tan Pang for $2,250. Land at Bukit
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    DEED OF GIFT
    583 8 SET ASIDE BY SUPREME COURT Judge Criticises a Donor's Lawyer Gr'tlcism of a Singapore lawyer was made by Mr. Justice Deane yesterday, when he delivered judgment setting aside a deed of gift by which the plaintiff, an old lady of a hundred years, Indhte Noniah hinte Mohamed
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    INTER-ALLIED MEMORIAL
    298 8 An Inter-Aliied Memorial! is- being bult at Liege. It will be a civ 1 and re-i--m ous monument. All creels wij have their Chapel. The Civil part w.t comprise a Museum of Chanty. This buiiding has te> convey to our descendents the memory of the help that the
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    POLICE DIGNITY
    195 8 Is pol'ce recruiting prejudced by th? oarica;uies of po icemen appear ng in the ccmvic papers and on th° muse-hall stage? Sr Leonard Dunn n<r, H M In?p~c >r of Qona abulary London, h h raimuai report rather suggests it is. "Some pop e, hustate? ake th" r
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    68 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL Home League Results Reuter's Service. Lonaon, March 24. In the secon] division of th? English League South Shields defeated Orient by 1 to nil. to the third div sicn. Southern sect on, Read rig" beat Aberdare by the odd goal in 3 and Bristol .Rovers beat Crystal
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    B.A.C. to Visit K.L.
    130 8 The Bendemeer Athletic Club which is vis-ling Kue*la Lumpur during the forthcoming Easter holidays, wll! be engaged in a seres of indoor and outdoor games. The Club will play soccer with the Victoria InstVutJbn O.d Boys' Association, the ''Selangor Rompers" Club and the Chinese Mooriiight Rovers,
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    High School vs. U.C.A.
    80 8 In, the above match whrch was played on Tueoday last on the Kubu P ah. Ma acca. the United Chinese Association displayed some glimpses of their old form. The cont nual pressure ih y put against the High School gave them a lead of two goals
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    THE TURF
    62 8 Lincolnshire Handicap Reuter's Service. London. March 24. Th following is the resu t of the Lncolnshire Handicap which was run du:King of Clubs t 1. Zion st 2. Vesington Star 3. The -betting was as follows 100 to 1 King of Cliubs, 9 to 2 Zionist and 25
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    LAWN TENNIS
    321 8 S.C.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Championship (Preliminary) F. Ziegeie beat P. S. Makin, 6—2, 6—3. G. E. Cobb beat R. F. Voelk.r, 6—1, 6— 3. Profession Pairs A. R. LVon and L P. Hickey R. Crawford and M. Wardell, 6—3, 5—7, 6—2. D. H. K einman and R. W.
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    Tanglin Club Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
    167 8 Handicap Singles (Men) Prentis owe 15 beat Milkgan owe 4, 2—6, 6—4, 6—4. Championship Pairs (Ladies) Mrs. Shafer and M ss Fawcett vs. M'ss J. Gunn and M ss M. Gunn. unfinished. TO DAY'S TIF* Hand'cap Singles (Men) Prenris owe 15, vs. MilVgan owo 4.
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    BOXING
    141 8 Army vs. Navy Some good fights ai*i anticipated Saturday n gee. a. the Hapj,y Yum y men from tne Army w.u oppose m<-n from the Navy for the Sir Low .her Gram challenge cup. 1 Th- principal performers of tfc av side are as follows:—Leading Coo* Steam flywe.ght champion
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    HOCKEY
    108 8 S.C.C. Beat Navy The above match was p ave r,.-, 1 1 Padang yesterday, and the S.C.C. left the field winners by 6 to 2. The game was inter, sting and the Navy combined wej and led bj the odd goal :'n at the On the resumpiicn they were
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    Rafflesians vs. R.A.M.C
    23 8 The Raffles ans met the R.A.M.C. on the Raffles ground yeserday and ituainc-o a decisive victory xy 7 to nil.
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    GOLF
    21 8 Cambridge beat Oxford Reuter's Service. London, iiarch 24. In the inter-va-sity goif competition Cambr:dge beat Oxford by 9 matches to
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    VISIT OF THE NAVY
    151 8 This Week's Sporting Programme The following is the programme of sporting events arranged in connection with the visit of H. M. war-c?h p?. All these arrangements are provisional with the excopton of the football match at the Stadium on Friday and the box ng tournament at
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    279 8 Ordinary Meeting to be held on Fr day. 1. To confirm, if approved, the of the Ordinary Spec** and Oneral Übmit.e? Meeting? of 20-2-2fi. 2. President's Remarks. 3. Questions by the Urn***** CiliM on «3 TaKe:-<a> Health Statements, (b) F .an. a! Statement <e> Accounts for h w
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    117 8 The rate of issue of Money Untitled for Ind and Ceylon to-day is Rs. J J 4 HOC The rate ot payment oi Orders from India and Ceylon is to $100. From untitled From cirrrent t would that the loc.a V.M.C A. aud tor urn «agr being u-ed as a
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1585 9 0rder s of the Day for the Meeting next Qm by Mr. Tan Cheng Lock:— "\V U Government pkas? state the <J> whv Dr. J. W. Scharff, who was nt ed Health Officer, Maacea, in June, \sho had done some exc?lknt nary the highly iimportant of Instituting anti-malarial
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    KING'S HEALTH CRUISE
    163 9 The Prince of Wales may accompany K.ng George on fche health cruise which Lim Monarch intends to take as soon as he completes his sociai dutes to his subjects, which are represented by the three courts to be held at Buckingham PaJace and possibly a fourth *i
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    59 9 Mont Riley, former Governor of Porte Rico, in a speech del vered at Tulsa, Oklahoma, said that fewer execut ons had been needed in Porto Rico under the present regime than ever before. Conditions all round, ho sa d, were much batter. He criticized the Government for falling to adopt
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      76 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS To-day, March 25 5.15 p.m.—Siglap Camp, Eurasian and Chinese Coy., Officers and N.C.O.'s Campe at Siglap. Buses leave Drill Hall at 5.30 p.m. Dress-Fighting Order. To-morrow, March 26 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. Saturday, March 27 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah Range, 1st Reinforcement, Musketry
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    NO RUBBER PLANTING
    387 10 P. I. Conditions Considered Unfavourable The "Journal of Commerce," New York, most influent ail of bus ness publ cations in the Urtted States, ed tor laity opposes the expenditure of vasit sums of money annu--ally for extensive rubber production in the Phillppnes under present plans which wouild
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    P. I. RUBBER BOOM
    381 10 Avalanche of Orders for Government Seedlings An avalanche of orders from all points in the Phil pp ne Island* for rubber seedlings storms he Bureau of Agriculture daily, ind;cat ng the widespread Interest in rubber growing. At least 400 farmers have sent in orders for var
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      184 10 IprassszsasEsssasasasEsasssasasasasasßsasasasHsasaszsas^ I made in BRITAIN I BRITONS I j OF BRITISH MATERIAL I YOU MUST CONSIDER VALUE THE MORRIS OXFORD I I I i R I 14|28 H.P. 4|5 SEATER TOURING CAR I I $2,745. I j NO FOREIGN CAR CAN TOUCH THIS VALUE I I MALAYAN MOTORS. I (Proprietors
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      37 10 1/AP77NS PILLS I APIOL STEEL I Sure and certain for all Female I com plaints. Every lady should I keep a box in the house. I Chemists and Stores sell I them throughout the world. H Proprietor:
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      741 10 S mprov d Op S 3 LIGHTEST, SPEEDIEST AND MOST Drptt p] DETACHABLE TWIN-( VLix DFR ABU S OUTBOARD MOTOR Ln Develops 2£ H.P. FITTED with Patent "Shock Absorber drive a n 1 I FrOG Aut:,matic Tiltm 8 device allowing the Jowv X OAy/ he run over submerged rocks, logs,
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      560 11 STEAMER SAILINGS INDIA AND APCAR LINES 'corporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. «NINSULAR AND ORIENT NAVIGATION CO. fi iON DON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) «I ;'TWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS Fer China ft Japan For Marseille, London ft Antwerp. Duo Leave Tonnage
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      215 11 ;|lllbi: fymT IHTTi na* (OutUnaabowß Yes, the Real Duofold Only $1© Oust Like the 14 Duofold Except for Size) Jcwel-Smootk 25-Year Point and Ail Sturdy Duofold Jr. and slender Lady Duofold at $10 eac'.i •re the same 'n every respect except size as the $14 Over size Duofold with the
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      586 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY KINTA, 4 p.m., fof Port Swettenham and Penang. CALYPSO, 5 p.m., for Malacca, GEMAS, 5 p.m.. for Muar. TUESDAY MEDUSA, 4 p.m., for Port Dickson, Telok Anson, Bagan Datoh, Luraut and Port Dickson. RENGAM, 4 p.m., for
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      638 11 STEAMER SAILINGS hKmB »j~jMrf3M^feP^VfQffiflflml^mMttflml^ (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) LONDON LINE. Tonnage Destination Due Sail Fushimi Maru 11,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp Mar 31 Apr 1 Hakozaki Maru 11,000 Marseilles, London, Hull A'werp Apr 14 15 Hakusan Maru 11,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp Apr 28 29 Kitano Maru 8,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp May 12
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      615 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —Assistant able to handlo Miehle printing machine in a prospective publishing Arm. Apply stating full particulars, past experience and salary required to Box No. 329 c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED —A competent and experienced assistant Machineman to work Newspaper Machine. Good wages offered. Apply with one recent testimonial
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      765 12 PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTICE—Mr. Leng Hong Kiew is no longer manager of the Standard Pharmacy and has no I connection whatsoever with the above firm. Any bills against tho Standard Pharmacy are to bo presented within ten days from date hereof •jither for payment or endorsement and after that I date
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      386 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES £nan*r 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 JcnkeT Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 61 Ijir Hongkong: 13 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 63 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya,
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      509 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered Ln London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Cap tai £1,800,000 Paid-up Oaprtal £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J.
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      446 12 BANKS. jjfJßfc THE im%% VHLf BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, F n lay son Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. Ist Floor, Banque del Indo Chine
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      544 12 WHAT MAKES NAN A NERVE FORCE. Our mod* ot living blgb.tr I, on tb. dfTtlojm/t an P t,% <fou- nenr.us .y.t.-n r U lu n n d Ca *l! gr.at.r cjo.imptl n ,f ,Q »„J i Tn. -crhlno,DUa,l' ,Jb M f>oi H an .ufflotout to .ud,i naturally w« mnt tur
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