Malaya Tribune, 9 April 1926

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. Vol. XIII.- -No. 82 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1926
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      81 1 SPECiAL OFFER FOR DIANA BLUE AND GREEN PENCILS PRICE $2.15 per doz. FRCM j. The Miil'iyu Tribune Press, Ltd. 208. Coiiver Quay. Singapore. When You Get a Good Thing, 1 Remember where you got it v i I THE QUALITY for Clubs, Messes, Hotels, Homes, etc. n ii 0 n
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      43 1 I COMFORT EYES NERVES The discomfort Against whidi you try to shield your eyes may bs envied by the inviaiblt rays in sunlight. Weilsworth Cruxite and Sir Wm. C-ookes lenses fully protect against thi* nvisible danger. We Stock them. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO.
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    LATE DR. SUN YAT SEN
    852 2 His Story of How He Became A Revolutionist A Hongkong paper recalls the opinions of the late Nationalist leader about Hongkong, and reproduces the following extracts from a speech which he delivered at the Hongkong University on February 18, 1923:— Dr. Sun Yat Sen began
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    211 2 Although the health authorities of Japan pay little or no attention to the emllcat on of leprosy in the Empire, recent inquiries made by the House Department are said to have indicated that the number of lepers has decreased by 860 since 1919. At the present t me, accord'ns? to
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      551 2 I GREAT REDUCTION ON ALL MODELS j I 509 s b .p- 2 sealer de luxe $1,750 I I 5C9 8 h.p. 4 seater de luxe $1,900 I I J\ Txlik IC/S5 hp. 4 5 seater deluxe $2,400 jj H t I l"i I 15 20 bp. 6.7 seater deluxe
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      368 2 Excessive perspiration is a sign of weakness Not, of course, the perspiration due to heavy exertion or heat, but the 44 Cold perspiration" and nightsweats which accompany weakening diseases, such as Tuberculosis. These nightsweats are not only a sign of weakness, but they also weaken the body. To conquer this
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    COMPANY MEETING
    1340 3 Seaf eld Rubber Company, Limited The sixth annual ordinary general meeti ing of the Suafield Rubber Company, Ltd., i was held in London on March 9 at the office of the company, 10, Lime-street, E.C., Mr. j Norman W. Grieve (Ol'Jairman of the com- pany) presiding. i The
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      230 3 j pHOENIX I I MINERAL I j Ij; y wa]ers j 1 Phones 3463 I ge*C*> -l" 'ry,f v 7v ay the Saccessfci Hostess Puts Her Faith in Postur has taught successful hostess th d Postum has equal. It is ever dope"-viable, delicious, fragrant, and en•nr. 7. It is so
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      550 4 I EMPIRE 1 1 Thursday. April Bto Monday. April 12-Flrst Show at 7-JO p.m. j q{ Master Pietores Present Cj 3 The Queen of the Screen 1 I ETHEL CLAYTON in g I If I Were Queen S In 6 Beels j> I The clash of swords-the smiles of fair
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      529 4 Amusements. ************************************************************5252 From Sunday, April 4, to Saturday, April 10. S I A PARAMOUNT SUPER PRODUCTION Presenting H jj A Study in Facial Expressions S I The like of which has hardly been seen in any other picture before 5 0 at the ALHAMBRA jj (Tan Cheng Kee Co., Ltd.
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      370 4 GAIETY CINEMA Junction Albert A Beaccolen Streets WHO IS TO BLAME lor the present "WILDNISS OF YOUTH?" L Are the Blue Laws accountable >. Is it responsible for the many recent divorces 3. Are short skirts and present-day "Jazz" the cause? 4. Is the crime wave due tD it WHAT
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      112 4 SURINA THEATRE North Bridge Road. To-night at 7-30 ALICE in WONDERLAND STARRING VIOLA SAVOY 6 Parts Altoertini IN The Iron Man Serial Chapters 13 and 14 At 9-15 Rural Java (Burton Holmes), New Path.* Gazette, Loaded Dice n (A ilustang Picture! REED HOWES An amateur boxer of note, an excedlant
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    96 5 Singapore, April 8. «X.taloguod 1,201,039, t'bs., 537 52 tons. Ottered 858,043, los., 383.48 tons. Sold *****2, lbs., 310,35 tons. Spot London 2s. 3d. New io;k 55 cts. Prices Realized KibLed Smoked Sheet Cents Per lb. Standard Quality No Sales <x00d Average Quality 86 to 88 Off Quality
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    1142 5 PRODUCE Buyers. Seller». Singapore, April 9 Siv.al! I'earl Tapioca 7.75 Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $370 S'o. 1 Sago Flour Rice, Siam 2 $360 *Fair Sa?o Flour 5.75 5.75 o. C€ ani »> $340 Borneo Sago Flour Rice, Saigon 1 S3I0 No. 2 Sago Flour i-ice,
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 155 equal ii 2} The rate of Payment of Money orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 159 equal to $100.
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      297 5 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS DEATH Mrs. S:ig Una Gnat uoe Beak Tee Neo who pas--.i ay.ay at the age of G7. -he leaves hohfod her aWabawl, four son.-., Messrs. Kwte Teck. Kw«e Senti. Kwee inn and Kwee Choon. four daugbti rs-i'i-lav, two sons-in-law, two daughters and fourteen grandchildren to mourn
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      17 5 M. EZEKIEL SONS, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticisas, 4, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Optometrist: A. M. RZKKTBI„ O.D.
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      479 5 MASSAGE AND MANICURE. Misses MISAKO <fc MASATAI, No. 20, Bencoolen Street, bi ngapore. m M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 36, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. r All kinds of electric*', works undertaken. Philips hi Watt Lamps, Ceiling Fans, Wire Etc. Supplied by United Engineers, Limited. CHARGES MODERATE. Thone 3411. STOP. LOOK. THINK.
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      114 5 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, April 9 High Tides.—7.28 a.m., 9.19 p.m. Robinson and Co. Meeting. Noon. P. and O. homeward mail leaves. Dutch humeward mail leaves. To-morrow, April 10 High Tides.—8.41 a.m., 9.53 p.m. P. and O. outward mail due. Bukit Timan K.E., Eva t's, noon. Children s Concert, Victoria
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      158 5 mails close TO-DAY, APRIL 9 bSTm Rajah of Sarawak 2 p.m. Snm f kland Java South-West cS ra S° ut h-Eaat Borneo, Moluccas and Timor \T Melchior Treub 2 p.m. Jth, North-East and North-West Sumatra o Ben ff ka,. s Siak and Pakan B°C Upper Burma 4 Java, South-West Sumatra,
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      70 5 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By Courtesy of the Government Health Officer.) Kandang Kerbau Station for the 24 hours ending midnight April 8, 1926. deg. Max. shade temperature 91 F. Min. shade temperature 76 F. Mean shade temperature 82.1 F. Max. sun radiation 158 F. Min. grass radiation 72 F. Sea temperature 81
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    PROCESSIONS AND ASSEMBLIES
    1114 6 A few weeks ago the police found occasion to deal wi h some Hylams, who were connected with night schools; and these Hylams, on conviction, were sentenced to imprisonment. A matter of a week ago numerous other Hylams formed a procession in Beach-road and marched to the
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    888 6 In Australia the Scots have all the land, tshe Jews have a*, the money, all the Government jobs, says Lord Apsley. Laut month 90,944 persons were cinated free of charge in Siam. Smcaiar Ist April last year the number so vaccinated has been 865,685. The annual general meeting of {he
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    880 6 ciir Arthur Yapp and party are expected j, fllilllll-* Tuesday next. Tantain Piers of the R.A.S.C., Tauglin RaiTacks, reports the theft of a watcn and clsh valued at $240. His cook has albsconded. Mr J H Pediow, Protector of Chinese, has not been in good health f«
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    OUTWARD MAIL
    31 6 Mails from Europe. (London patched March 18), ex P. and £J££s will arrive by train to-n ght. ijence will be ready for delivery to boM at 9 a.m. to-morrow.
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      319 6 I Solid Silver Cups and Bowls. I I Suitable for Presentation. 1 I Sterling Silver Challenge Cup on Square Ebonised I Plinth, with Silver Plate for Engraving. jjj S (COPY OF THE FAMOUS 'WARWICK VASE") ffi I Height 10 ins. Diameter 13 ins. Price $300. g I Robinson Co., Ltd.
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      69 6 1 COMPARISON J lt] is the only infallible Test S aof the relative value ofpj S Typewriters. H H By comparison the Royal ffl proves its superiority. I I Ask for Booklet Describing the 20 X Reasons X I LTD. I I Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur. ********************^ I I I
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    MUSSOLINI
    590 7 ENGLISHWOMAN CHARGED AT HOME "Guided by a Supernatural Force Reuter's Service. Fiumicino, April 8. Indescribable scenes of en husiasm were witnessed this morning on the arrival of SKgßor Mussolini to embark for Tripoli. Sii'vos were fired, the shins sirened and cries everywhere were heard of ''Viva Mussol ni:" The
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    UNEMPLOYMENT DECREASING
    41 7 British Official Press Service. London, April 8. Hie number of unemployed is rapidly falling towards on? million. The latest weekly return records a further decline of *>,754. The actual total is now 1,013,600 <-ompared with 1,251,000 on January 4.
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    SPAIN-MANILA FLIGHT
    16 7 Reuters Service. Cairo, April 8. Tne Spanish aviators proceeding to Manila have arrived here.
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    FRANCE AND BRITAIN
    136 7 Peret's Visit to London Postponed British Official Press Service. London, April 8. A visit to London of the French Finance Minister, Monsieur Raoul Peret, had been arranged for next week but has undergone a short postponement owing to M. Peret's prescnc? being required in Paris during the
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    FRANCE'S DEBTS
    121 7 National Appeal for Funds to Pay them Off Reuter's Service. Paris, April 8. The newspapers publish details of a scheme which the Government is said to be considering for a national appeal to the patriotic for voluntary subscriptions to pay off France's debts. The nucleus of the movement
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    TREMENDOUS OIL FIRE
    107 7 Reuter's Service. San Luis Obispo, April 8. The Union Oil Company's plant, containing six million barrels of crude oil, was abandoned to the flames early this morning wiien the four underground reservoirs, to which rlie blaze was cojJlmod yesterday, boiled over. The burning oil overflowed the dykes
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    CHINESE AIR RESTRICTIONS
    54 7 Reuter's Service. Madrid, April 8. Th»e Sfueainh and Ohines/j Governments have reached an agreement on the condi-tio>.-;s under which the Spanish airmen are flying to Manila from Madr.d, and so they may fly over Chinese territory. It is stated that the conditions imposed by the Chinese authorities
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    FORD CAR PROFITS
    65 7 Reuter's Service. New York, April 8. Evary Ford car manufactured brings in nil»? pounds sterling profit to Henry Ford, his wife and son who own stock in the Ford Motor Company according to figures published yesterday shewing the Company's profits for last year, which totalled a hundred
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    67 7 British Radio Press Service. London, April 8. Exchange rates: Paris 140, New York 4.8625, Brussels 127, Geneva 25.2, Amsterdam 12.125, Milan 120.85, Berlin 20.43, Stockholm 18.14, Copenhagen 18.57, Olso 22.65, Vienna 34.45, Prague 164, Helsingfors 193, Madrid 34.39, Lisbon 2.5, Rio 6%, Buenos Aires Bombay ls. 5%d., Shanghai
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    COBHAM'S NEXT FLIGHT
    49 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Preparations are vt?ll axh-aSnced for the flight by Mr. Alan Cobham to Australia. He jtopas to start in a few weeks and is uaing the same machine and probably the same engine as that with which he flew to South Africa.
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    TREE ARRESTED
    111 7 Hollow Trunk Used as a Distillery Reuter's Service. S:n Francisco, April 8. Government agents hava seized a giant redwood tree in the mountains near Dyerville, northern California, for violation of the prohibition law. The tree is twenty-four feet in diameter. A hollow dhamber was found in the base
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    ABD-EL KRIM
    123 7 Proposal to Send Out Peace Emissaries [Havas Agency.] Paris, April 8. The Frenoh and Spanish Governments are attentively studying Abd-el Krim's recent proposal to send emissaries to receive peace conditions. The concerned offices will endeavour to give it precedence in order to hasten the pacific settlement of the
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    GOVERNMENT AND PRESS
    182 7 President Coolidge's Address at Washington Reuter's Service. Washington, April 8. Laying the corncrston» of the new home for the National Press Club, President Coolidge emphasised the responsibilities of Che Press for furthering the Government's efforts to maintain harmonious international relations. He urged the observance of the Golden
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    THE MARITIME CONFERENCE
    111 7 Reuter's Service. Brussels, April 8. Tie International Maritime Conference concluded with a convention respecting state-owned ships. All the delegates agreed that such vessels, even warships, should be subject to the same obligations and responsibilities as privately owned vessels, but the convention provides that warships, also "public" vessels,
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    M. MALVY RESIGNS
    63 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, April 8 M. Mahvy, Minister for the Interior, has resigned. 11l health is ascribed as the cause. Paris, April 8. Speculation is activ* as to the reasons of M. Malvy's resignation which it has been ascertained was not occasioned by ill health.. The reasons
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    THE COAL MINES
    342 7 OWNERS' PROPOSALS NOT FAVOURED Union Conference to be Held To-day British Official Press Service. Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Thera has been some development of the coa! situation to-day. As a preliminary to the National Conference of miners' delegates which is to be held to-morrow the Executive
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    MORE CALCUTTA RIOTS
    105 7 Four Killed in a Fresh OutBreak Reuter's Service. Calcutta, April 8, 8 p.m. Four have been ki.led and ten wounded in a recrudcseence of the rioting. Calcu ta, April 8, 9.25 a.m. I: is officially stated that 35 are dead and 500 have been arrested as a
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    INSURANCE DEAL
    28 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 8. Tho Sun Insurance office has purchased the Samarang Sea and Fire Insurance Company, which will be continued as a separate entity.
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    SOAP TRADEMARK CASE
    211 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 8. The managers of four Chinese dhops were charged to-day, the first w th importing, sell.ng, exposing or having in his possession for sale, soap bearing the trademark of O- lvert's. The second accused was charged likewise, it be ng aLegei
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    372 8 Order to Examine Witnesses Rescinded His Lordship, Mr. Justice Deane, delivered judgment th s morning in the matter of the application by Loh Kirn Swee and Loh Kirn Im to rescind the order of Court directing their examination in the bankruptcy of a certain chop. It was stated
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    EUROPEAN KILLED
    146 8 Sequel to Early Morning Motor Cycle Ride A serious notor-cycling accident in which a young European was killed occurred at Pasir Panjang early this mornine. the victim, being Mr. Corbishley a warder employed in the Singapore Prisons. As to how the accident happened i 3 not yet known
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    NAVAL PARTY IN PERAK
    52 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 9. A large party from H.M.S. Hawkins is to visit Perak to-morrow. A scries of events is being arranged at Taiping, including dinners, dancing, swimming and football. The weather at present is wet. Prince George is expected to visit Ipoh
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    MALAU TIN MEETING
    44 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 8. At the annual general meeting of Malau Tin, Ltd., Mr. A. R. Thornton, chairman, expressed his disappointment at the poor results. The accounts were passed and Mr. D. H. Brown was re-elected a director.
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    FORGED NOTES CIRCULATED
    38 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, April 8. A number of forged five-dollar notes are being circulated in Penang. They are c:ever imitations, except that the numbers appear awkward. The notes are dated June 20, 1921.
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    PASSENGER OVERBOARD
    37 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Apr l 8. A Chinese passenger fell overboard from the r .ilway launch between Prai and Penang in mid-channel. The harbour launch rescued hlim and he was taken to hospital.
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    DUEL BETWEEN HAWKERS
    42 8 Two Hokien hawkers at 144 Pasir Panjang Road engaged ia a duel with knaves yesterday, resulting in the daath of one on the spot. The other man was removed to the Hospital where he is said to have died.
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    GANG ROBBERIES
    59 8 Two cases of gang robbery have been reported to the police Five armed Chinese are said to have raided 185 Waterloo Street at 2.15 yesterday and made away with $858. Another robbery took place in Havelock Road, a Chiiese named Lim Check Heng tt?ing relieved of cash and
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    OUR CHINA LETTER
    1582 8 (From Our South China Correspondent.) Hongkong, March 30. The Canton Strike Commitee enforcing the "anti-imper.alist" boycott, with headquarters at Eas. Garden, the Bund, Canton, was functioning as usual on March 20th, notwithstanding the many reports to the contrary. Persons leaving Canton for Hongkong that morning by the
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    117 8 The Gaiety Theatre Gorgeous in its lavish spectacles, true in its depiction of the younger generation of the rich, and absorbing in its charactprizat on of twentieth century life, "Wildness ol Youth" which comes to the Gaiety Cinema to-night presents a master-mind's si.udy of the conditions, ambitions and
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
    281 8 The following action las taken at a meeting of Committee No. 1, held on April 1: Approved exemption from asse sment of the Methodist Episcopal Board's property at No. 1 Barker Road and reduction in annual value of No. 40 3.rker Roai and the Board a land at
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    CONTRACTOR FINED
    122 8 For failing to comply with Municipal notices to erect boards along the outside of .he Central Engine Wonts building in Stamford Road, wlhile the premises ware being demolished, Mr. Sim Hoon Kiat, a contractor, was fined $100 or fourteen days' imprisonment in default by Mr. Howitt, thfc Third
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    30 8 Owing to the large supply of eggs at Market Drayton, Shropshire, on March 10, prices fell to as low as Bd. per dozen, the average price being Is. per dozen.
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    MONSTER DIRIGIBLE
    314 8 Warship of the Air Constructed in America A gigantic "tftlhSSSXSFffi double the size of the Los Angetts, Emoted combat announce3 Naval B T^ov f d^r m *™t»»l deUIT together mm many n?w general are expected to make the cocitemiXed air a M P tl Wrongest and fastest air/Tuft
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    LOOTING A SHIP'S CARGO
    226 8 Flour and Bran Removed by Irish Crowd A remarkable story was told in the Wexford Circuit Court, when Messrs. Paul Brothers claimed compensation for the alleged de, true .ion and removal of 2,5-0 bags of flour and bran from the steamer Vanadis wh !e rhe was
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    233 8 Third List of Subscriptions for 1925-6 Previously- acknowledged $6,057.95 Lady Guillen:-, rd 50 Mr. A. W. Still 25 Hon. Mr. G. C. Clarke 75 Donaldson r.nd Burkinehaw re Floury deceased 15 "Charity" 70 Mr. F. H. Smith 5 "Sunnvside" Per Mrs. Scott, Malacca. Mr. Neo Ong Hee
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    114 8 The birth-rate in the State of New York was 20.5 per 1,000 in 1925, according to figures pubLshsd by the State Health Department, being a decline of one per 1,000 from the previous year and of four per 1,000 from tht "peak year" of 1914, when it was 24.6. In
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    SPORTS & PASTIME
    114 8 SPORTS PASTIME LAWN TENNIS S.C.C. Tournament YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Championship Pairs A P Cameron and G. E. Cobb beat D. R. A. Hobiyn and A. P. Lambert, 6—2, 6—l J.'Hall and J. Huggins best E W. P Fulcher and R. A. Hunt, 6—l, 6—2. Profession Pairs O. P Griffith-Jones and R.
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    CRICKET
    59 8 L.U. vs. S.C.C. The above matoh will be pt:yed tomorrow on tihe L. U. grcuna at 2 p.m. The following will represent the Lanka Unon:—M. Ignatius, M. G. Pius, T. A. Chunchie, G. K. Aiyatlhurai, D. J. Ponnuthurai, T. E. P. Weerakkody, E. P. Jasinghe T. E. K. Retnam,
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    Indo-Ceylonese XI vs. M.C.
    62 8 The following will represent the IndoCevlonese XI vs. the Malacca Club at Cricket on Saturday on the M. C. ground: V R Sebapathy, C. M. J. V. Chinniah, S. S. Manlam T. S. Rajaretnam, N. Retnam, N B. Chandrapal.e (Cap), R. Pre ra, K. Chelliah, A.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    86 8 Volunteer Shooting The S. R. E. (v) held a successful rifle meeting on Mi nday, the sth inst., with results as under:— Match L—2CO yds. Deliberate—Ist L. C. 2nd C. S. M. Webb. Match 11.—500 yds. Fa-ling Plate—Sgt. Tay:or, Sig. Herbert, Spr. Silbarman, Spr. 0. alio. Ma k*
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    Local Champion in Manila
    985 8 Chua Choon Leomg Gives Splendid Showjng Man la, March 31.—Although still wearing his sea legs,' Cnua Choon Leong, doubles champion of the Federated Ma.ay States, yesterday showec hat he is no false ala.m and that he knows tennis in his maiden appearan.e at the Manila Tennis
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    CRIME IN RUSSIA
    274 8 One in Every Thousand in Gaol One out of every thousand inhabitants of Russia is an inmaJe of a prkon or other penal institut'on, according to a recent statement by the Comm.issar of Justice, 11. Kursky dec'ared tha. the orison population, situation in Rua>ia. The population of
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    PROPERTY SALE
    250 8 The following Singapore properties wer sold by auction at the saleroom of Messrs Chong Koon Seng and Co., No. 30 Chulia Street on Wednesday, April 7. Freehold land and houscis No. 149 New Bridge Road, area 1,822 sq. ft, bought by Sved Abdulrahman bin Shaikh Alkaff for $i
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    CROP RETURNS FOR MARCH
    122 8 Banteng (Selangor).—lo.29s lbs. Beaufort Bo" neo.—4Xooo lbs. Chevot—9o,9oo lbs. F.MS. Rubber Planters.—ll 1.000 lbs. Galang Besar.—3B 029 fee, Kamunir.a: (Perak). —72.945 lbs. Kavrr.cn.—29.3oo lbs. Kongbok 'F.M.5.).—47,190 lb*. X M.S. (Ma ny States)*—4s.99B lbs Kimanin —33.885 lbs. Kuala G0h.—41,000 lbs. Labu (F.M.5.).—97.000 lbs. Linged Planta ions. -227
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    35 8 "The London Gazette" contains a hat of over 280 joint stock companies whicn. at the expiration of three months wm, unless cause is shown to the contrary, struck off the Register and will be oVssoneu-
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    NEW ZEALAND'S RUIN
    220 9 Japanese Finds Birth Control Causes Degeneration Birth control, while it seems to be the only way to stem the mounting population of "Japan, would ultimately cause race degeneration and prove to be the suicide of the Japanese nation, according to an opinion expressed by Professor Takayuki Namae,
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    PASSENGERS LEFT
    982 9 Tho following passengers are proceeding Europe by the s.s. "Morea" to-day: Major W. Hattonley Smith, Mrs. HattenkA- Smith, Master Hattenley Smith, Bontam, Mr. and Mrs. J. Broughton, Mr. A. Simpson, Mr. B. W. Allen, Mr. H J. 0. Brauni, Mr. J. McCanile, Mr. and Ml* F. R. Mason,
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    419 9 Strange Youth who Became a Girl at Will Dalkeith, a prosperous county town, eight miles south of Edinburgh, the centre of a great mining area, and built on the outskirts of the palace of the Duke of Buccleuch, is absorbed in a remarkable mystery of a local
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    225 9 The United Islamic Association furnish the following particulars of those who suffered in Jhe recent Gaylauig tire: Total number of Houses burnt down including barrack hou.-es, 13. As per decision of the committee:— 6 Married owners in 5 houses to receive at $30 each $180 8 Married
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      262 9 tittleW a I BARGAINS I I V I I LOT 91. Lot No. 232. S 130 Ladies' Sports Fancy Stitch white Wo ol Morning Hats. Sweaters. j Half Price from "V" Neck. All sizes. S $3.00 each. Sale Price $8.50 I j Lot No. 235 V Lot No. 180. I
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      170 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS To-day, April 9 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, M. G. Platoon, Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. 5.10 p.m.—Drill Hall, "A," "B" and "C" Coys and 1st Rein. Parade, Fighting Order. To-morrow, April 10 3 p.m —Drill Hall, Motor Cycle Platoon. Map Reading, etc. 2.30
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    526 10 Common Ancestry of Humanity and Apes Early opponents ef the Darwinian doctrine were in the habit of denying the possibility of man being evolved from an ape, because man had a special mucle—the oeroneus tertius—for lifting the outer border of h s foot, while the feet erf
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    350 10 Acquisition of Additional Property The directors of the Teja Malaya Tin Dredging Company announce that they have entered in o negotiations wth the Malayan Tin fit Ms to acquire a proper y of approximately 728 acres, known as Bunra Tanjong adjoining on the south, says The Financial
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      188 10 THE FEVER PERIL. NOT DIFFICULT TO OVERCOME Suffering, from Malaria "on and off for years." not being able to take quinine in any form by mouth, running to hospital every time and taking quinine injections, was the unpleasant experience of Mr. C. 0. H. Stevens of Rohri. He found great
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      350 10 IFOR LIGHT RAILWAYS HUDSON LIGHT RVILWAY MATERIAL is manufactured at the laruest l B in the Empire devoted solely to the construction of Light Riilwav FouinTn X resulting in the ability to purchase the finest raw m;iteM*ls at special QUANTITY 1 X HLDSON LIGHT RAILWAY MATERIAL inludrs: v FriCeB Sile
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    515 11 Singapore, April 1. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 46 Beef stew or curry kati 36 Pork lean kati 60 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 48 Vf.Tttor Fndin- v St) Mutton Australian lb Fowl kati 60 Capons (Locally reared) kati 80 Hens (Locally reared) kati 70 Ducks
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      605 11 STEAMER SAILINGS 1 ii P 0 BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated irt England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China Japan For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Lea
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      48 11 nnwmn—in iwiiaai i mmmm^MM MANUSCRIPT BOOKS OF 140 LEAVES EACH Size: ?x9* MADE OF FINE CREAM LAID PAPER RULED FEINT. Special Offer 50 cts. per book ONLY A LIMITED SUPPLY IN BTOCE OBTAINABLE AT t The Malay a Tribune Press, Lit &TATIONFBS AND PRINTERS 20b-20c, Colljer Qnay, SINGAPORE.
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      408 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY ■BASaiM I*'1*' foT Port SwttUnham 6 fo Malacca. GEMAS, o p.m.. for Muar. TUESDAY MEDUSA, 4 p.m., for Port Dickson, Telok olckson Dat h LumUt and Port RENGAM, 4 p.m., for Batu Paha*. WEDNESDAY AMPANG, 4 p.m.,
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      644 11 STEAMER SAILINGS I mWĕĔ mr Am HfflM JO" (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.), LONDON LINE. Tonnage Destination hae Sat Hakozaki Mam 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 13 Haruna Mara 11,000 Marseilles, London
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      484 12 SITU ATIONS VACANT. WANTED Mechanical Draftsman. Moderate <Kf>ori» nee MOMMIJ. A^M'ly "liE" c/o Ma.aya IVioune. WANTED— Assistant able to bundle Miehie printing machine it a prospective publiehing tirm. \pply stating full particulars, past experience and »lar/ required to Box No. 32'J c/o Malaya Tribune. WANTED a reliable Chinese Salesman Hatu
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      553 12 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Tan Kam Choon of Malacca is the sole proprietor of the Union Star Opera of Singapore and that Mr. F. X. J. Sakwoo of Singapore is the duly authorised attorney and representative of the said Tan Kam Choon. The said Tan Kam
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      410 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16 Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 03 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya,
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      499 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. fßee-ißtered in London, under the Acta of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital ggMg Subscribed Capital S'SmSK Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M. Ryrie, Esq.,
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      470 12 BANKS. SOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office: 2, Finlayson Green. ORIENTAL Government Security LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated n India 1874.) Results of the Company's Operations during the three years 1922-1524 PROFIT Rs. 51,00,000 Increased Bonuses
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      613 12 WHAT MAKES MAN A MAN? NERVE FORCE. Our mode of living nowadays pata a verr high strain on the development and can of our nervous system, resulting iv a mucn greater consumption of nervous sab-,t, lr ie« (Lecithin.) The Lecithin cont-uned in o>ir dti! food is not suiiieient to suppU
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