Malaya Tribune, 19 March 1929

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune \jL XVI- -No. 64 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, March 19, 1929.
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      185 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. f OU CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. QgaoEsaßßsawcaoßaaagaocaoi ocai^i— -»<■>!— 1 "SHIP" BRAND 0 i f Sweetened Condensed Milk. s ,s P rc P ar °d from IJ JW PURE UNSKIMMED COW'S 0 MILK, and in condensation 1 nothing but FINEST WHITE !l I SUGAR is added. Being
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      66 1 "FLORODOR" j f V Tropic*] Tear jF high street. Singapore. "NY CARLSBERG" j BEER. I MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK 'M Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs *E| S Wi and Rest-Houses throughout ggj < JWL Straits Settlements and] the JPL f Malay States. fl^|j| Sold by all First Class dealers S in Singapore.
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    Correspondence.
    80 2 [Our readers are invited to write to us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters should be as brief as possible, and preferably typewritten. Pen-names may be used, but the names and addresses of
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    The Clerical Union.
    50 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Mr. Saiboo, of the Y.M.C.A. DownTown Centre, has offered a free office to the Clerical Union, but up to now we find no office. Whose fault is it that we are deprived of this facility? Yours, etc., "UNION." Singapore, March 16. 0
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    Tigers in Johore.
    95 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Your correspondent "A Singapore Hunter" may nave be«.n misiniormeu of the law re tiger-shooting. I wrote to the authorities concerned a fortnight ago and was told that no permission was needed to kill tigers. There is a reward offered by Government to
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    "The Stage in Malaya."
    177 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, -Your article on "The Stage in Malaya" again displays the happy habit of seeing the other fellow's point of view, which you bring to bear upon every subject you select for criticism, and which makes your leaders so extremely readable.
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    Sikh Money-Lenders.
    469 2 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—With referenc to the article on Sikh money-lenders and the extortionate interest they obtain fr )ra their unfortunate victims, published in yesterday's issue of the "Malaya Tribune," the wonting classes, such as clerks, in Government, Municipality and mercantile firms, and those that Lelong
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    Radio in Malaya.
    20 2 A !?tte»- from G.D.R" on this subject wil 1 be dealt with in "Radiofan's" notes on Friday.
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      304 2 PiE IDEAL COMBINATION for your washable coats are the Krementz coat buttons and Krementz collar sets. Krementz coat buttons are big time savers. They are put on and taken out easily but, when on, the bodkin-clutch holds them like an anchor. No chance of losing them. Krementz collar sets are
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      144 2 Apart from the exellence of its mechanical units there is a prestige that accrues t0 those wno mm an d I/ VSs^ ill r 'd e m 0 V auxnQ ll that no s^^-:-' :y: car car? duplicate N^;' ■r!'- ■v' > <w</ drive this master. piece of British engineering
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    Our London Letter.
    3122 3 DEMOCRATIC COURT AT BOGNOR. Who Was First British Flyer? (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Feb. 21. The buoyancy which characterised the Queen during her v.sit to ihe Loan Exhibiuon of English Decorative and Domestic Art at Lansdowne House was the subject m_ch lavourabic comment. Since the transfer
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      345 3 jf A Grand Advertisement I n] and j FANCY DRESS BALL I will be held at the DRILL HALL, BEACH AOAD. I ON SATURDAY, MARCH 23. G at 9.15 p.m. s I G] i!f of the proceeds of sale of S .ckets will be given to the m f Miners'
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      74 3 IS THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE COMPANY LTD I (Incorporated In Knf land I gj with the MOTOR UNION 1 THE s I LEADING MOTOR VEHICLE I I INSURANCE COMPANY I I Favourable Rates-Prompt Settlement of Claimi, I FIRE MARINE BUSINESS f S Also transacted on Favourable Terms g For all
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    131 4 The Tamil Nesan" of Kuala Lumpur, which had its beginning as a weekly some five years ago, began to grow with the growing importance of the Indian problem in Malaya in general and that of Indian labour in particular. During the latter part of 1927 the "Tamil Nesan" came out
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      145 4 Best Shave I ever had I tAnd you'll say the same thing after every shave with Rapid' Shave The big softening lather goes straight to die base--1 of the beard, without the bother of rubbing it inHalf an inch does the work, and in such a after a shave makes
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      62 4 I NO 950 TRADE MARK FLASHLIGHTS BATTERIES they last longer Factory Representative* MULLER PHIPPS (MALAYA), LTD. Union Bldg., Collyer Quay, Singapore 4054 IpW l OF ALT. CHEMISTS STORES. S. R. BABBOON, No 98, Robinson Road Sole Agent:—S.S. ,F.M.S. j Heart Brand I Marseille I ROOFING TILLfc j I I 3
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    THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.
    272 5 Expedition Camps Getting Ready. Elaborate arrangements, according to the latest information received at tnis office, are being made to establish observation camps at certain points from which the solar eciipse on May 9 may conveniently he viewed. Among others, the British, Germans, Americans and Fiench are fully
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    MARKET PRICES.
    437 5 Singapore, Mar. 9. MEAT. Beef, steak (round) kati 50 Beef, stew or curry kati 45 Pork, lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 52 Mutton Indian lb. 55 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 70 Hens (Locally reared) kat 76 Ducks, each 95 Pigeon, domestic,
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    INVESTOR'S GUIDE.
    440 5 IX.—The Yield Test. (BY "SEARCHLIGHT.") The soundness of an agricultural investment depends on several factors. One of them, and a very important one, is that of yield. Your produce has to reach the market at a cost sufficiently less than selling price to guarantee a satisfactory profit. Even
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      333 5 POOR OLD JOE He's Getting Thinner Every Day. He used to be such a manly fellow, too —well proportioned and full of vigour. Now his fine figure has gone and he looks like a walking scarecrow; you can almost see the bones sticking through his flesh. Joe needn't worry though.
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      283 6 I PAVILION I 'PHONE 6903 1 From Tuesday, March 12 f f to Wednesday, Mar. 20. 1 AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. s I H i I I Owing to the Enormous j I Success of I Beau Sabreur" j 1 1 I The Season is extended till 1 j Wednesday
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    123 7 Alongside the Wharves. Singapore, Mar. 19. Vast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hong 1 Hwa 22; Rajula 20. harf (Entrance Gate 3). 18; Larut—Atsuta Maru No. 6 16; Alipore 13; Kedah 11; Pres. Garfield 9; Jutland 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Shir.-ti Maru 30; Valaya 38. Empire Dock
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    41 7 untitled Government got seventeen in opium revenue last year, meac Government prepared to revenue at the tehest of the uttee of the League of Nations la huire sum annually on a force police created to prevent opium rgled into Siam?—" T.0.M."
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    298 7 The "Tilawa" is due from Calcutta tomorrow. The N.Y.K. "Ceylon Maru" is sailing for Bombay to-day. The "Silendoeng" arrived from Samarinda yesterday with a consignment of coal. The "Elmbank" was scheduled to arrive from China ports via the Philippines today. The Dutch boat, De Weert," arrived yesterday with
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    ARRIVALS.
    185 7 Pahud," Dut., 1,180 tons, Capt. Gertes, from Sourabaya, 18-3; for Sourabaya, 21-3. Silendoeng," Dut., 946 tons,. Capt. Klein, from Samarinda, 18-3; for Bangkok, 20-3. "Loudon," Dut., 1,127 tons, Capt. Mar tein, from Batavia, 18-3; for Banka, 21-3. Nam Yong," Brit., 769 tons, Capt. Swinter, from Semarang, 19-3; for Batavia,
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    PASSENGERS.
    504 7 The following arrived by the s.s. "President Garfield" yesterday: For Singapore, Mrs. Ida Reese Benton, Miss Amelia Brown, Mr. W. P. Chambers, Mr. Hrnry J. Eddo, Mr. T. R. Mrs. T. R. Geddcs, Mr. Milton Goodman, Mr. Russel G. H Iton, Mr. John N. Johm<on, Mr. C. G. Kni-tht,
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    AYER TENGAH ESTATE.
    277 7 Profit of $20,417. The directors of the Ayer Tengah Estate, in thor annual leport presented at the general meeting which was held to-day (Tuesday) at Malacca, state that after charging all secretarial and office expenses to revenu? the year's working resulted in a profit of $20,417.08; balance
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    34 7 Che Salleh, A.C.L.R., Port Dickson, and Tuan Sheikh Ahmad, Vice-President of the Persidangan Blia Club, Seremban, left for Kuala Kangsar duriner the week-end to attend the Reunion Dinner of the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar.
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    DETECTIVES' SMART WORK.
    121 7 Notorious Characters Bound Over. The smart work of two Malay detectives, Nos. 34 and 88, was responsible for the arrest, on Saturday afternoon, of three Chinese, two of whom have since been identified as notorious characters. One man proved to be an ex-convict against whom a banishment
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    45 7 A. S. M. Abu Bakar bin Osman, of the Seventh Malacca Troop of Boy Scouts, anJ Abdul Rahim bin Baba. of the Six h Maiacca Troop, will proceed for training at Singapore at the Others' camp to be held at the end of this mon.h.
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    BRAIN POWER.
    60 7 The brain is divided up into many secti6ns. Each section is the seat of somt particular mental power. If the mind if focussed on a particular section of thf brain, its powers are greatly enhanced Thus by systematic mental efforts one can strengthen and develop his brain to
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    Malayan Personalities—45.
    81 7 By the Malaya Tribune Artist. Mrs. Lim Boon Keng (nĕe Grace Pekha Yin), the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Yin, Kulangsu, and sister of Dr. S. C. Yin; one of the first Chinese lady graduates of the American Methodist Conference Seminary, Foochow; founder of Home
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      343 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE:—Clyno, 2 seater. Good condition and appearance. Apply 2 Institution Hill. WANTED—By an English lady private pupils. To be taught in own homes preferred. Reply to Box No. 841, c/o Maiay* Tribune. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Chinese Public Bodies' Preparation for the Welcome of the
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      794 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. EM THE ESTATE OF PANG TECK JOON, (DECEASED). Pursuant to Section 25 of Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees). NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any claims against the Estate of Pang Teck Joon, late of No. 41, Scotts Road, Singapore, (deceased), who died
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      459 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Mar. 19. a;<rh Tides. —S.H a.m., 6.7 p.m. Sfilanasseli Meyer's "At Home," 5 p.m. i h v Band: Waterloo Street, 5 p.m. JJrtball: (Inter-Corn. Cup), Semi-final, F U! v. Robinson's, Stadium. ,hai] S.C.C. Tournament, Etceteras v. p.S. and L. •Mvard Company: "Rookery Nook," Vie. ■Theatre, 9.30 p.m.
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      78 7 METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Government Health Office.) KANDANG KERBAU STATION For the 24 hours ending midnight, Mar. 18. deg. Maximum shade temperature 87.5 F. Minimum shade temperature 74 F. Mean shade temperature 79.5 F. Maximum sun radiation 122 F. Minimum grass radiation 69.8 F. Sea temperature (maximum) F.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    58 8 Births, Marriages and Deaths. DEATH. D'ROZARIO—On Monday, March IS, at 6.45 p.m. at No. 175, Waterloo Street, Jacob Bernard D'Ro/.ario (Peter), late of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and 00. The funeral cortege leaves his renidence a* 4.45 p.m. to-day to proceed to the Church of St. Joseph and
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    MORE ABOUT THE R.R.I.
    795 8 We had formed a resolution— whether it was a good one or not we will not presume to declare—to give the topic of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya a long rest. We thought that that was what it needed, fueling that the Board, despite the
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    781 8 Mr. J. J. Gough, of Messrs. Sime, Darby and Co., Ltd., Seremban, has been succeeded by Mr. S. T. Rees. A Chinese boat loaded with charcoal sank off Pulau Besar last week, being caught in a storm, writes our Malacca correspondent. Messrs. Charles J. Ingram and William Chesnut have joined
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    MOVEMENTS OF H.M. SHIPS.
    125 8 H.M.S. "Bluebell" Due on Friday. The following information concerning movements of naval vest is is officially supplied: H M.S. "Bluebell"' (Commander A. Johnstone, D.5.0., R.N.) arrive Singapore on Mar. 22, l aye Mar. 27; arrive Port Swettsnham Mar. 28, leave Mar. 31; arrive Penang. Apr. I,
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    83 8 From China and Manila by "Elmbank,'' due at Singapore this afternoon. From China and Japan by "Amazon Maru," due at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan by "Khiva," due at Singapore at 1 p.m. to-morrow. From Western Australia by "Gascoyne," due at Singapore on Friday, the 22nd inst.
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    39 8 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. Lcndon:—11 15/16d. New York:—24% cents (G.). Singapore:—41-41% cents. TIN. London:—Spot £223 Os Od (up 25s); 3 months, buyers £223 Os Od (up 40s)! sellers £223 5s Od (up 40s). Singapore:—$113. (200 tons sold.)
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    League Broadcast.
    351 8 ANOTHER cHAXce F f J MALAYA. Early To-morrou M Jr ing Our wireless corr spo:.<'. D writes: There was some' Kad 'ofa n the time and wavelength 1 *W from the League station i < hroa du s t and the Dutch East InduV Other amateurs than ar
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    "ROOKERY NOOK."
    234 8 Banvard Comedy Company. The Banvard English Comedy C nipany gave an excellent perfoimanee of Ben Travers' farce, Rook rv N« ok." to a full house at th? Victoria T!i<-au e last night ihere was never a dull m n. r.t Tom start 3 finish and the auJit'-r velie*!
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    BOY SCOUTS' JAMBOREE
    99 8 Presentations Made. (Fmm Our Own Correspondent. I lpoh, Mar. Ik After a remarkably su ssfu! jambom over the week-end, about T'K) Boy Scou--dispersed yesterday for their statie Perak and Pahang. includ.ng lpoh was alive with sc but most of the manoeuvre.- were confine to Mr. Eu Tong
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    LANDSLIDE AT IPOH.
    47 8 Coolies Carried Dcwn a Mi*- (From Our Own I A serious land Ikk" at the Tong Lee N carried away a palong wcrr> working. It dasl depth in the mm and nnnrar°d. They hay «ai earthed. A third, f v extricated and sent to
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    MALAY COLLEGE.
    50 8 Old Roys' I'nior. Formed. (From Our Own Correspondent.» lpoh. March 1& i i KQ\^ During the week-end ai l orrn ed :1 of the Malay College me: a". Th e Old Boys' Union in Kua a r n t Sultan and Raia Mw'a J" matterwere very enthusiastic o\
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    ARMS EMBARGO IN CHINA.
    179 9 Removal Requested. CHINESE WANT BRITISH NAVAL OFFICERS. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 18. j, tl House of Commons 'Sir Walter j. r asked would Sir Austen Cham- r j a j n j.rgest to other Powers concerned desirability of raising the embargo on r ini rtation of
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    MIR INDEMNITY FUND.
    196 9 London, Mar. 18. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. H. Looker (Cons., Essex) with regard to the carrying out of the proposals about the I China Ind mnity Fund, Mr. Loeker-Lamp- n -ai.i that it was impossible to find time luring tne present session to
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    SALT REVENUE COMING IN.
    88 9 Shanghai, Mar. 19. The Chief Inspectorate of Salt Revenue in a statement says: "Sufficient funds have now been provided in the salt revenue account In group banks to meet interest payments due on crisp and Anglo-French loans of 3Iar. 1929 amounting $1,865,787. Full quotas have been
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    ROCK BOTTOM REACHED.
    112 9 British Industries Recovering. Reuter's Service. London. Mar. 18. T .ndition of the British coal inBtry has reached its worst and :s imp:onay," stated Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland in House of Commons, moving the second f the Bill continu ng for another J*ar th suspension of the provision wherey
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    LIGHTSHIP SUNK.
    72 9 Collision with Liner. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. "(iuil" lightship was sunk at her ff Goodwin Sands near Deal to-day a colii- <>n with the liner "City of York, lri:e h <i- ks in London to-night and has five 1 r. !>. ard, who were rescued from
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    THE ROYAL WEDDING.
    31 9 Cheering Crowds at Stockholm. Reuter's Service. Stockholm, Mar. 19. cc Olaf and Princess Marthe ft for Oslo for their wedding. •iv cheering crowds lined the see them off.
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    VOLUNTEER LEADER DIES.
    29 9 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. r H nrv McKinnon, who com- famous City of London VolunUi ht Sou.h African war, died in night, aged 76.
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    Dictator Wobbling?
    119 9 STATE OF SEIGE AFTER FRESH RIOTS. Grave Crisis in Spain. Reuter's Service. Paris, Mar. 18. For the first time since the establishment of the dictatorship in Spain apprehension is being felt as regards the stability of the regme. According to reports reaching Hcndaye from Madrid the police are
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    DRASTIC CHANGES IMMINENT.
    47 9 Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Madrid, Mar. 17. The authorities have closed the Madrid University until October, 1930. It is reported that a state of siege has been declared at Granda following new antiRvera riots. It is rumoured that drastic changes in the government are imminent.
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    SWIFT RETRIBUTION.
    150 9 Reuter's Service. Madrid, Mar. 18. Students' outbreaks have brought swift retribution, as De Rivera has dismissed the Chancellor and Chapter of Madrid University, whicn will be closed for 18 months. This university is attended by most of the future civil servants and aspirants to the professions and its
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    INTERNATIONAL COURT.
    124 9 Revision of Protocol. Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Geneva, Mar. 16. I The committee of jurists to-day completed the general examination of tfe nossibii tv of revising the statutes of the Permanent Court of Internationa! Justice and appointed a drafting committee and two "rapporteurs" to prepare a concrete
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    TWO AIRMEN KILLED.
    88 9 Crash Near Capetown. Reuter's Service. Capetown, Mar. 18. One of the airm:n was killed and one seriously injured in a near Gwelo of a Fairey-Napier R.A.F. aeroplane, one of the four engaged in the regular annual return flight from the Cape' to Cairo. The machines left Cairo
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    THE CRASH IN U.S.A.
    96 9 New York, Mar. 18., The crash of the Colonial Airways 'plane in Newark Meadows has caused the highest death-roll ever noted in a single air accident in the United States. Most of the victims were sightseers having their first flight. The pilot says the machine only
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    MEXICAN REBELS.
    21 9 Headquarters Evacuated. Reuter's Service. Mexico, Mar. 19. The Government announcer, that the rebels have evacuated their headquarters at Torreon.
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    To-day's Features.
    19 9 OUR LONDON LETTER, on pages 3 and 4. MALAYAN PERSONALITIES, Mrs. Lim Boon Keng, on page 7.
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    Singapore Air Station.
    149 9 LAND TO BE BOUGHT FOR CIVIL AVIATION. Legislative Council Matters. We are able to announce definitely that the Government of the Straits Settlements has decided to acquire a piece of land for a civil aerodrome in Singapore. The C mint ssioner of Lnnds will move a special
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    LONDON GIVES HER NAME.
    154 9 Premier Visits New Cruiser. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. Over 200 officers and men of the new cruiser "London" were entertained to lunch by the City of London Corporation at Guild Hall. The Lord Mayor, Sir Kynaston Studd, presented to the ship's company three pieces
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    NAVAL EXERCISES.
    112 9 Mr. Bridgeman's Visit. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. The first Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. Bridgeman, will at the end of the week proceed to Gibraltar on a short visit to the Mediterranean and Atlantic Fleets, which ar? this week engaged in the usual spring exercises. They
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    THE KING WALKS AGAIN.
    112 9 Ill Cheerful Spirits. British Official Wireless. Rugby. Mar. 18. Cn th rt routh coast to-lay, the weath r war brilliantly fine and ih Kin.u, who pas» ed a night, was ear y tnis morninr taken out in a chair outsiae Craigw il H use to enjoy
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    FLIGHT TO AUSTRALIA.
    67 9 First Stage Accomplished. Reuter's Service. London. Mar. 18. The Australians. Fliirht-Lieutenant Moir and Flying -Officer Oven. 1 ft Folkestore this morning in an all-n.eial Vickers Arm-strong-Siddeley. They hope to resoh Austr l a in twelve days and beat Hinkler's re?ord of 15% days. Marsei 'es, Mar. 18.
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    PLAGUE OF LOCUSTS.
    51 9 Research in Kenya Colony. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. Mr. Ormsby-Gore, Und r Secretary for the Colonies, said that the Department of Civil Research was about to conduct a special inquiry into the mattr of a plague of locusts now visiting certain parts of the Kenya
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    31 9 Mr. K. W. H. Austin, Assistant Superintendent of Police, has returned from leave in Europe and has been posted to Province Wellesley, where he is performing the duties of Assistant Superintendent.
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    METAL MARKET TURMOIL.
    246 9 Will Tin Go Up? HEAVY DEMANDS AND SCANTY STOCKS. Reuter's Service. British Official Wireless. New York, Mar. 19. The copper market is in a turmoil due to h:avy demand and scan fy stocks. Sales are reported at 22 cents, which is one cent over Saturday's closing price,
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    FRENCH ARMY SENSATION.
    161 9 Generals Called to Account. Reuter's Service. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. Palis, Mar. 18. A sensation has been caused by th? sum mons to Paris of Generrl s Gobeau and Partouncaux from Mayence and Treves respectively and Colonel Marminia from Durren. It is understood that M. Painlev Minister of
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    AMERICAN FLOODS.
    95 9 Martial Law Proclaimed. Reuter's Service. Atlanta Georgia, Mar. 18. Martial-law has b.en proclaimed in the Elba ;nd Geneva zone- m order to check looting and disorders due to the floods. Owmg to the interruption of t.legraphs and telephones, information is scanty but it is believed the position is
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    JAPAN AND AFRICA.
    95 9 Big Increase in Trade. t Reuter's Service. Shanghai, Mar. 19. A message from Tokio says that a Finance Ministry s'.atemnt shows that Japanese tnde with Africa has made marked progress during the last s:ven y ar: Export* have doubled and imports are nearly five times as much.
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    PRINCE GEORGE.
    79 9 Naval Training Finished. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 18. It is offi ial!y announced that the King, acting on tne advice of medical authority, has approved that Prince George should now retire from active participation in the work of th? Royal Navy. His Maiesty has decided, with the concurrence
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    Sports & Pastimes. SELANGOR SPRING MEETING.
    327 10 Sports Pastimes. SELANGOR SPRING MEETING. Weights for Fourth Day. THE TURF. The following are the weights and entries for the fourth day of the Selanger Turf Club's Spring Meeting to be run at Kuala Lumpur to morrow. R ace i—Ponies—Class 2—2nd. Div.—6 fuitongs.—Mutual Trust 9.0, Dixie 812, Perseus 8.12, Coll
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    P.B.B.P. v. C.S.L.A.
    93 10 BADMINTON. A fairly large crowd witnessed the match between the Pulo Bukom B.P. and the Chinese Students' Literary Association on Saturday, on the latter's court. Only four swgles were played instead of five, as the captain of the P.B.B.P. failed to turn up. results (P.B.B.P. players mentioned
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    Shanghai B.P. v. Mossdale B.P.
    94 10 The Shanghai B.P. defeated the Mossdale B.P. 5—1 on Sunday, on the former's court. The results were (Shanghai B.P. najnes first): Chua Joo Say lost to Can Hock Seng 15, 15—12, 9—15. Chua Poh Chuan beat Johnny Quek 15—6, 15—6. Tan Sip Chew beat Tan
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    Horlicks B.P. v. L.A.
    92 10 nuiiitivs u.i v. i.n. In Sunday's match, the Horlicks B.P. won one set each of Singles and Doubles and lost two sets of Singles to the Indian Association. The scores were: —(H.B.P. nametl first): Singles:—E. Cheng Lenng lost to C. R. Gomez 6—15, 15—11, 7—15; Khoo
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    Guillemard Cud Draw.
    90 10 GOLF The following is the draw for the Guillemard Challenge Cup, at the Singapore Golf Club, the first round to be completed on or before March 31: M. G. Marriott v. F. V. Boardman. 4 C. N. Bennett v. J. Hodgins. R. de L. Standish v. E.
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    Keppel Monthly Medal.
    82 10 Ke ppel Monthly Medal. I\ep|lcl mutltllij mcuai. For the March Monthly Medal competition at the Keppcl Golf Club forty cards were taken out. and the follow ng returned: H. I Jones 1 up A. Barron all square. A. J. Donald all square. J. Macailchrist 1 down. R. E. Earle 1
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    Katong Competition.
    27 10 Kat ong Competition. naivug The March bogey competition at the i«*k>ng Golf Club was w«n by Mr. A. E. paddeley, who returned a score at 1 down.
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    MALAYS DEFEAT CHINESE.
    331 10 Winners' Poor Form. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. What was fully expected to be an evenly contested and interesting game turned out to be a veiy disappointing affair when the Malays beat the Chinese by the odd goal in three at the Stadium yesterday atterr.oon. The match Was so one-sided,
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    B.A.C.: Married v. Single.
    252 10 Tie annual maLch between Married and Single teams of the Bendem er Athletic Club delighted a large crowd on the Chinese ground on Saturday. The Single were fister and might have scored more goals but for the strenuous efforts of Lee Wan and Way Yong in
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    To-day's Commercial Cup Semi-Final.
    75 10 The following will represent Robinson's against Mansfield's to-day, at the Stadium, in their Commercial Cup semi-final: E. C. Chernngton (capt.); Makmang, Majid; Khiani Chuan, Lim Lian Lock, C. G. Simpson; L. C. Hutchings, W. H. Hill, Teck Chuan. Teng Moh, C. V. Paley. Reserves: —Thian Hock,
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    R.A.C. v. S.C.C.
    49 10 The following will represent the Bendjmeer Athletic Club against the S.C.C. tomorrow, on the padang: Ah Kow; Eugene Chrng Loo Beng; Quek Boon, Boon Lay, Ah Hui; Tian Lye, Gim Poh, Un Sun, Kwee Liang, Mun Fun. Reserves: —Y. C. Song, Swee Chiang and Peng Kiong.
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    S.P.I. Beat Nilai R.C.
    79 10 O.l .A. ucat iiuHi Jiwv/i On the Nilai Club Padang on Saturday St. Paul's Institution, Seremban, defeated the Nilai Recreation Club 3—2. They obtained a lead ea r ly in the first half and Kim Chong equalised through an initial mistake made by Alexander, the St.
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    Eurasian Co. Spoon Shoot.
    90 10 RIFLE SHOOTING. jCiUiasiaii upuuu u«uu«.. At a Company Spoon Shoot of "D" (Eurasian) Co., S.V.C. Rifle Club, held at the Bukit Timah Range on Sunday afternoon, the following members Secured spoons: "A" Class. —(300 yds. standing in trench). —Sgt. E. Gal is tan. "B" Class.—Pte. C.
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    25 10 The Negri Sembilan "All Blues" Football Club will give an "At Home'' to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Lander on the 30th inst., at Seremban.
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    "BUD" WALLEY AGAIN.
    159 10 Third Match Arranged. BOXING. According' to a letter dated Feb. 16 from Mr. Kirn Lin, "Bud" Wclley was to appear at the N.S.C. on Feb. 25 against an opponent not yet selected. Although the Singapore lad has lost his first two he is still very popular, and
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    SEGRAVE'S ATTEMPT.
    137 10 Particulars of the Boat MOTOR-BOATING. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 18. Major Segrave has reached* Miami. Florida, where in his motorboat "Mis> England*' he will attempt to break the speed record of 62.8 miles established at Detroit last year by Garwood. Segrave's craft is fitted with a 900
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    S.C.C. Tournament.
    186 10 TO-MORROW'S TIES. LAWN TENNIS. The following godown ties in the S.C.C Lawn Tennis Tournament have been fixed for to-morrow: F. H. Hanies and O. W. Gi'mcur plus 2 v. J. S Anderson and J. K. Hamilton owe 2. W. Warden and R. Morisse owe 1 v. A. C.
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    Malacca Club v. Teachers.
    233 10 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Mar. 17. The following are the scores in a cricket mat.h between Malacca Teachers and the Malacca Club played at Malacca on Saturday Malacca Teachers.—C. A. de Vries c By I b B:uce 11. J. V. Chinniah c Crosse b
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    Malacca Club Fixtures.
    111 10 The following cricket teams will play the Malacca Club during the season. Mar. «I. and April 1 Negri Sembilan (Away); April 20, The Beagles Club (Home); April 28, Kuala Pilah (Away); May 4, St. Francis' Association (Home); May 12, Tampin (Away); May 18 and 19 S.C C.
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    R.C.G.C. March Medal.
    59 10 cniF The result of the March medal, played at the Race Course Golf Club last Saturday and Sunday, wns:— T. Morita 6 up G. C. de Silva 1 up Dr. S. I. M. Ibrahim all square Phra Sri Banja 2 down N?o Yew Kiang 2 drown A.
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    An Opponent for Doula?
    36 10 WBFMTIINn All U|lpUllCtit 1WI i/wuia A student of Professor T. Watanabe, the ju-jitsu expert, of Serangoon Road, suggests that he might take un th? open challenge issued by Doula, the Indian wrestler.
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    WELL-KNOWN CHINESE CHARGED.
    92 10 Serious Allegation Against Mr. Lee Peck Hock. A well-known S ngapore Chinese. Mr. Lee Peck Hock, appeared before th? Fou;th Magistrate (Mr. C. S. Finlay) this nurn ing, the charge against him being that he on or about March 16 at Singapore did abet the commiNsion of
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    360 10 Sunday, Mar. 10. His Excellency and Lady Clifford attended High Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. His Excellency, attended by Mr. L. F. Knight, A.D.C., left Government House for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train. Tuesday, Mar. 12. His Excellency, attended by Mr. L. F.
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    GIRL SLAVE TRAFFIC.
    101 10 Women Severely Fined. Two Chine: c women were convicted in the Di triet Court this morning on charges of (1) receiving or harb uring a girl brought into the Colony under false pretences for the purpose of prostitution, and (2) exercising influence in such a manner as
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    MALAYAN SEMINARY.
    268 10 Lnter ainment by Teaching Staff. A bright programme was given by the teaching staff of the Malayan Seminary School in the Seminary chapel hall on Saturday night. The hall was crowded. The Principal, Mr. V. E. Hendcrshot, M.A., explained that it wax- the custom for the teaching staff
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    41 10 A London friend writes to us to say that he has "sure knowledge" that America's consumption of tin will be a record this year. We hope so, as Malaya's output of i tin looks like being a record as well. "T-0.M."
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    Home Police Powers.
    185 10 UNANIMOUS REPORT OF COMMISSION. The Rights of Individuals. Reuter's Service. London, Mar. 18, The unanimous report of the Royal Commission or* police powers and procedure has been presented to the Home Secretary. It is understood that it tends to re-assure the public with regard to the integrity
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    THE CHARGE AGAINST MR. ELLIS.
    204 10 Verdict of Special Jury. The trial of E. A. Ellis, senirr Mathematical Master of Raffles Institution, who was arraigned before Mr. Justice Deane and a special jury at the Singapore Assizes, on a charge of causing death by a rash act was concluded yesterday. The
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    RAFFLES GIRLS' SCHOOL.
    536 10 Prize-Giving Function. The prize-giving function in connection with the Raffles Girls' School was held yesterday, for the first time, in the new building at Victoria Street. There was a very full attendance of pupils and parents. On the platform were Sir liugh and Ladv Clifford, the hon.
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    Rural Board.
    639 10 HOARDINGS ON 3g A| SPOTS. Control to be Kxcrci SC(i A me,ting of the Kural at the Land Office yest ,j IV as held wire present Mr. V\ (chairman), Dr.. F. R. Sav Otticer), Mr. A. Rogers (Ex. l' Htait h md Mts r-. J. A. Elias, R
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    CHINESE DRIVER FINED.
    120 10 Coilision at Dangerous Junction. An accident that recently ccorre a. junction of Stevens Road. La r- 1 and Anderson Road had a sequci District Court yesterday, when driver of a private car was pro>e<. u rash driving. Mr. W. A. N. Davie#, the stated that he was
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      100 10 OUR CROSSWORD Solution of Number f r nC«The follovnpr us word No. 113, enl noon to-day. In Malaya Triborv rotation with Cr» published. y ACROSS: —I. Crab; J l te Rr 4r* 10. Ccp: 11. Ire: 12. I :M S* 16. RP; 17. Mar,-; 'J. 22. Hints; 24. Keesh N
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    ARCHBISHOP'S TRIP.
    151 11 Mediterranean Tour. British Official Wireless. Rugby, Mar. 16. v hop of Canterbury will leave Th V i. Ka-ter Monday for a tour in an, in Mr. Pierpont Morgan's ir." The tour was planned Ui .rs ago as a purely private r J. now comes at a moment when
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    GERMAN PAYMENTS.
    115 11 Exp ~ts Near Agreement. Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia. British Official Wireless. Paris, Mar. 16. n 5 ed that the Fxperts' Commisi solution of Germany's future However the figures mentioned h press are regarded as ex-weil-informed people, who, indila; annuities will ptobably becin on marks, progressing to 2.2 Rugby, Mar.
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    EFFECTS OF SPECULATION.
    98 11 [S.X. Finance Board Alarmed. Reuter's Service. Cincinnati, Mar. 17. Mr. Roy Young, Governor of the Federal i-er. Board, has warned spectators that Z bar.k rate might be raised if other i-as failed to check the use of Federal r— rve credit for speculation. He emphabd that two
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    REBUILDING AUSTRIA.
    54 11 ■[Hitch Delegate on Committee. Reuter's Service. The Haerue, Mar. 16. Jr Zirr. lerman, ex-Burgomaster of Rot rue Commissioner General of the --u u! Vienna, succeeds Dr. Fatyn ex- v.ary (,'neral of the Foreign Ministry, Dir h delegate on the Commission of r.trol of th? States which have guaranteed
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    RUDE OIL RESTRICTED.
    58 11 Reuter's Service. L iirutci o uti ivv. j Houston, Texas. Mar. 16. Ike African Petroleum Institute gener~ rvation committee has adopted a -ton to restrict from April 1, the o' ude oil in the United S ates, o. X >h, rn t,"-d Southern America so 15 r
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    EXCHANGES.
    59 11 [British Official Wireless.] London, Mar. 18. 124.295 N York 4.85 9/32 34.96 1 25.23 lan 12.12 92.72 20.46 !m 18.17 gen 18.29 18.20 34.55 163.75 fan 193 .',2.425 108V 4 Atl .",75 815.5 5 7 8 Aires 47 11/32 Is 5 31/32 d 2s 6Vj>d mg Is Il a
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    81 11 untitled for of Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, Malacca, to Singapore, ate at the end of this sea a popular sportsman, short stay in the settlea large circle of friends. g, a clerk in the employ French Trading Co., was a Lumpur on Friday with I n.priation of a cheque
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    CRUISER "LONDON."
    122 11 Gala Visit to the Thames. British Official Wireless. RugUy, Mar. 16. The new cruiser "London" is on a special visit to the Thames to enable Londoners to vLw her before she leaves for the Mediterranean. The Lord Mayor of London and the Mayor of Gravesend will pay official
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    MOTOR WORKS DEAL.
    77 11 Opel and General Motors. Reuter's Service. Benin, Mar. 18. An agreement has been completed betw.en the General Motors Co., America and the German Opel Car Co., whereby General Motors will take over a majori y holding of Opl shares at the purchase price of £6,000,000. The Gorman
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    139 11 Mr. Barron, District Officer, Klang, will succeed Mr. O. II. Grove as Collector of Land Revenue, Seremban, when the latter goes on Home leave in April. The "Malayan Police Magazine" extends a welcome to Mr. G. B. Folliot, newly appointed Probationary Assistant Commissioner of Police, who arrived on Feb. 8.
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    Reducing Rickshas.
    800 12 MEETING OF MALACCA MUNICIPALITY. I I New Market Required. The monthly meeting of the Malacca Municipal Commissioners was held in the Resident Councillor's Office on Friday with the Hon. Mr. B. W. Elles, Resident Councillor, presiding. Mr. W. F. Zehndvf was absent. The President informed the Board that
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    BENZINE PRICES.
    43 12 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Limited. Per Imp. Gallon. RED SHELL (ex pump) 80 cts. YFLLOW SHELL (in 4-gl. tins) 84 cts. SHELL AVIATION 99 cts. Standard Oil Co., of Nev York. SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE (ex 80 cts. (ex-4-gl. tin 834 cts.
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      241 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of Drills up to and for March 24, 1929. To-day. Mar. 19. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, M. G. Sec. Eurasian, 30x Range. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Chinese Coy., Recruits Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, "C (Scottish) Coy., Coy. Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. R. A., Council Meeting. To-morrow, Mar.
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    "REDS" IN K. L.
    265 13 Twenty Chinese to be Charged. It will be remembered (says the "Malay Mail") that it was reported recently that 11 Chinese (one Hakka and 10 Hylams) were charged before Mr. T. S. Adams, in the Kuala Lumpur Police Court, with being members of an unlawful society,
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    A REMARKABLE FORECAST.
    233 13 Lord Irwin's Viceroyalty. Hindu astrologers are not the least of the mysteries of the East, says a writer in the "Yorkshire Post.' A curious prophecy occurs in a letter by Sir John Lawrence (afterwards Lord Lawrence), famous as the saviour of Ihe Punjab, written exactly sixty years
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    THE RUBBER OUTLOOK.
    278 13 A Boom This Year? Chatting to a leading jobber in the Rubber market, says a "Financial Times" correspondent, he suddenly came out with the bold forecast: "I can't give you any definite reason for it, but I feel it in my bones that we shall have a
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    224 13 A Kemaman (Kuala Trongganu) correspondent writes on the 11th inst.: "The weather is bad again, with heavy rain and rough seas. Mr. Tan Tiong: Swee, of the Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd., who went to Pakka on business, has been held up there for the last two weeks, as no boats
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      508 14 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. i HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85, Beach Street. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Sayang. Batu Pahat 109, Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road, Central. Seremban 63, Birch Road. Batavia 47, Corner Lloyd Street. Shanghai
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      605 14 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED. (Registered ie London, nnder the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December, 1892.) Authorised capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund a*- 1 Rest £1,584,846 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.G. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS J.
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