Malaya Tribune, 26 February 1930

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XVII.- No. 48 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1930 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wednesday, Feb. 2tf. 1930.
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      228 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. VOL' CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. I "Ny Carlsberg Beer" j I MANUFACTURED IN DENMARK j |H Obtainable at Hotels, Clubs m J 11 and Rest-Houses throughout m 'jj I |j» Straits Settlements and the fe| E j Malay States. fi\ j p Sold by all First Class
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      205 1 "FLORODOR" Washing yyjmMmT Suitings /r//' /w /V/ J99mm> For Tropical V HIGH STREET. Singapore. II Protection j 11 Security. la il No RATNER fire-resisting safe has 1 I ever had its contents destroyed by fire, I I and no RATNER thief-resisting safe I i J has ever been opened by
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    Home Sports Review. WHAT THE WEIGHTS REVEAL.
    2348 2 The Rugby Tournament. LORD HAWKE AND T1!E TESTS. i Special to the "Malaya Tribune. > London. Jan. 30. The weights for the Lincolnshire Handicap tht' Grand National, and the Liverpool Spring Cup were published this week. In the Grand National weight is not
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      246 2 l (uticuraSoap SOOTHING, HEALING and CLEANSING You cleaiw* your skiu regularly— why not protect it as you cleanse it? CUTICURA SOAP contains tin* medicinal, antiseptic and healing qualities which are inherent in Cnticiira. It is fragrant ami it is soothing. By vmm CUTiCUR V SOAP v ith (:LTI(:URA<UM'MENT>ouv.iII keep your
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      128 2 I THE SUPERIOR I WHIPPET I l l I THE CYCLE CARRIAGE CO., (1926) LTO. I jj] (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) H against physical and mental fatigue. I ■EMM Sole Agents:—Hinnam Little Dispensan. Ltd. I sm\m 3 fHHI I We Guarantee 1 1 I that both State Express 999
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    Correspondence.
    89 3 [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, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of the paper only. Pen-names
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    The Tamil Language.
    1230 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—While quite appreciating the letter from "South Indian," I beg to add something thereThe word Tamil (correct phonetic Thamizh* is composed of three letters, Tha, Mi, Tih and means literally "sweetness," because of its melodious tune, harmonious sound and easy accent The
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    "About Ourselves!"
    394 3 (To the Editor, "Idalava Tribune.") S-r.—" Egg on" and Act" have only truly j voiced tiie opinions of thousands of their compatriots who concur with them in every word j that has been said of you. You say you "do J not invite compliments." Anything that comet, voluntarily
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    Plain English Preferred.
    309 3 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune. Sir,—l have read with much interest, though with great difficulty in fully imderstandms what one correspondent wrote on the subject of "Pern.cious Propaganda." and have no comment to make except that d oniy tt were expressed in plainer Enp ish there would
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    Jalan Besar Episode.
    31 3 Mr. Lee Tin Gin writes about the attack en a Chinese lady in Jalan Besar. but we think that enough has now been said on this subject.—Ed.. M.T."
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    "Muslim" Or "Mohammedan"?
    37 3 "Fide et Lahore" does not enclose his name and address, according to rule. His letter is a protest against the description of Muslims as Mohammedans, which he considers an erroneous term.—Ed.. "M. T." J
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      131 3 j 8 HEALTH I \M\ HAPPINEBBI i gMj in tmj Bottle j Phone 3463 1 For your Trial opder !jj J J Crated Water Works jjj ;j Singapore. I /ALWAYS ORDER I "SUGARCANE" BRANDS 1 of HAMS and BACON, j j do you? I j They are the Best. 1
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      152 3 OFFICE, 300. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. iSLW Every tlme y o l move or think you use up a Bm£f certain amount of energy. That wastage of f ar ener gy on all day long. Only from Sn SB nourishment can that wastage of energy be Wl| j Ovaltine "Urn
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    Poor And Alone.
    1812 4 STATUS OF ANGLOINDIANS. An Answer To Mr. Gandhi. In "Young India" there recently appeared a art tela by Mahatma Gandhi on t.ie subject 01 Anglo-Indians. The following is an extract •Th- half born who takes on the hue of Ins Indian parent and has no money is
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    BANKS STRUCK OFF.
    290 4 Ten Native Concerns In Debt. SPECULATIVE LOSSES. Transactions amounting to almost a million dollars were involved in commitments of ten well-known local native banks which, having failed to meet the payment on a settlement at the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange, were formally expelled on Feb. 14,
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    GERMAN EXPEDITION.
    191 4 To The World s Second Highest Peak. Breslau, Feb. 5. The noted German geologist Dr. G. Dyrenfurth will head a new Himalayan expedition which is due to start at the end of February. Its purpose to ascend the world's second highest peak, the Kanchanjunga, which towers 3.602 metres
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      403 4 I Cologne and Two names linked for A \Vu j |r ever in the annals of 1 j| ,V Cologne: That magni- 111 •< A fpijl iil ficent monument of A 'k Gothic architecture HI I 1 j/.!Illltl'flllli M ll'll t j| tion on My Lady's toilet" mr iuur /cm
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    POLITICS IN INDIA.
    100 5 "Philosophy Of The Bomb." Secunderabad. Jan. 31. Nawab Sir Nizamat Jung, delivering the convocation address at Osmania University emphasised the importance of Oriental studies side by side with the other studies Wa T ed the student against the danger into the crazy politics of these unsettled times.
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    MRS. WOODROW WILSON VISITS JAPAN.
    417 5 Among the most distinguished visitors recently to Japan was Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of the wartime President of the United States. She journeyed from Europe to Shanghai on the "Haruna Maru" with her kinsman. Dr. Rudolf Boiling Teusler and members ot his family. Among the
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    CALCUTTA RADIO.
    60 5 Closing Down Of Station. Calcutta. Feb. 12. A meeting to-day under the presidentship of the Calcutta station director, expressed its dismay at the possibility of closing the local broadcasting station at the end of the month. It requested the radio industry members to take action to ensure its
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    MARKET PRICES.
    445 5 Singapore, Feb. 21. MEAT. Beef, steak «round) kati 49 Beef, stew oi curry kati 42 Pork, lean kati 64 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 55 Mutton Indian lb. 65 Mutton Australian lb. 55 Fowl, kati 62 Hens (Locally reared) kati 78 Ducks each oo Pigeons, domestic
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      186 5 I Every Man Every Woman I Strives For Prosperity r. n lon B s tor EO-d luck and only frequently in vain, v because their glandular apparatus "does uo: v function correctly and consequently their capabi J lity for function, their vigour stunted. Thcv esu completely regaiu all their possibilities
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      231 6 I ALHAMBRA| I «2XI, THEATRE e So» j I (TAN CHENG KEE, Sole Proprietor.) I I COMING! I cj I The most Wonderful Screen Spectacle g I yet Produced. a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's jjj Great Musical Comedy I Tlie I I Hollywood Revue j All Talking, Singing, Dancing, c I lr A
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      391 6 To-night's Tremendous, Stupendous Western Ait From Friday, February 21 to Thursday, February 27 SECOND SHOW AT !U0 F.M "The Last Frontier" Real red-blooded, up-and-at-'em Wild West. The kind home and buy a booming .six-shooter! 'Man: What a Pfctun feasting your eyes on this hurtling action-western, with Indians ou *y 5
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    Commercial News. LATEST QUOTATIONS.
    283 7 Both Commodities Down. vtiin and Co. report at 11 a.m. ,)da: RUBBER. d(T i i 16d.. down 5/16 d. L vnrk 15 t cents (G). down z cent. Easier. Allenbys $1.55 —$1.65, Ayer 7? i -150. Ayer Panas $1.45—51.55, MoIe j BS cents, Brogas $1.05—51.10, B*s^,
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    339 7 The Year's Trade. In an exhaustive review of the industry during 1929. 'Tin," the monthly -bulletin of the Anglo-Oriental Mining Corporation, makes sane very important observations. One point o' outstanding interest is that both as regards production and consumption the year was outstanding for its volume of
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    PRODUCE.
    81 7 **e.s !a r" r 4p °T FE I Rice siam 1 Per K °y an 360 J*6iaS I 330 uce. Slam I WOO $245 5j Rangoon $22J Par B v $212 I per bag $7.00 2 58.75 ■■yen Sellers Ctfe 9.25 15.00 14.00 I ?<\j I 70.00 i slack
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    HOPE FOR RUBBER SHARES.
    112 7 London Short Of Scrip. scrK th *f ndon indicate a shortage of scrip in the rubber share market and they f a Pid rise in share values, subseJElSi! a in the prlce of the raw comCorres y nnnH accouilt the "Financial Correspondent of the "Times of
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    TIN OUTLOOK.
    147 7 Rise In Price Imminent? In spite of the fact that tin metal has boen a sagging market, the knowing ones in London seem convinced, says the Financial Correspondent of the "Times of Malaya." that a rise in price is imminent, probably commencing next month. The miners, now on
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    TO-DAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
    71 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. 12 O'CLOCK NOON, FEB. 26. Buyers. Seller*. R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot 26 l 26% Standard R.B.S. on Tender March 27 27^ A P r 27 28 April/June 28Vi 28 1 July /September 2929 Tone of Market:—Easier. Latest Cable:—London Spot
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    334 7 (By courtesy of H. and S. Bank.) SINGAPORE, FEB. 24. SELLING. London 4 months' sight 2s. S 15/16 d. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3%d. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13/16 d. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 25/32 d. London demand 2s. 3\d. London T. T.
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    Shipping News.
    166 7 Good Year On The Clyde. So far a< tonnage goes, the Clyde has had a fa rly good year—better, in fact, than at one time seemed possible. Whether it has been a profitable period for either employers or workmen is another question. For the year the output has
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    French Shipbuilding.
    133 7 The Minister of the Mercantile Marine M gving his attention to the present condition of the French shipbuilding industry A number of contracts have recently been concluded with foreign firms, especially for +u rg x b°ats, and M. Lou s Rolin has asked the National Economic Council to
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    New Ship Propulsion.
    250 7 London, Jin. 20. A remarkable development in ship pr pulsion was signalised by the conclusion of the voyage to India and back of the liner "City of Hong Kong," which arrived at Liverpool during the week-end. She is the first ship to be equipped with an auxiliary
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    PENAWAT’S DEAL.
    119 7 Shareholders Dissatisfied. There is. says the Financial Correspondent of the "Times cf Malaya," considerable dissatisfaction amongst shareholders of Penawats at the action of the directors in buying another property, for $500,000 face value of shares in the Penawat Co. The excuse that shareholders could not have been informed
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION CO.
    202 7 Discussing the annual report of the Singapore Traction Co., the Financial Times" says The company has 11 per cent, of arrears still to meet on its preference capital That shows that the undertaking* still has some way to go before reaching a satisfactory profit-earn-ing stage. Fortunately, the
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    33 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 153 for $100 The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 157 for $100
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 7 Ships Alongside The Wharves. Singapore. Feb. 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Balcraig 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Explorateur Grandidier 18; Mata Hari 16Malaya 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). Mentor 30; Pyrrhus 32; Kldderpore 35; Shmnoh Maru 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Tairea 48. West
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    A SHARK’S MEAL.
    92 7 Kerosene Tin, Bag, And Feathers. At least one shark had a very discriminating taste in Christmas dinners. Caught on New Year's Day, a 13 ft. shark died soon after it arrived at Taronga Park. Sydney. Noticing a suspicious bulge, which seemed to indicate an indiscreet over-indulgence in
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      649 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICF NOTICE is hereby given that tenders ar«now invited for the following materials or ser vices, and that particulars of such tender* may be obtained In the Tender Room Municipal Offices:— Tender. Date of Closinj Sale of surplus Plumbing and Drainage Stocks at People's Park
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      510 7 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY, FEB. 26. High Tides.—9 a.m., 10.43 p.m. Association Football: S.C.C. Ist XI v. 1.C.F.A.. Padang. Commercial Cup Football: O.TJ.C. v. A.P.C. Stadium, 5 p.m. St. Andrew's Church Mission, annual meeting, St. Andrew's School Hall, 5.15 p.m. Tea Party: The Sindhi Merchants' Association, Adelphi Hotel, 5 p.m.
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      105 7 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright RelaTemperature. Rain- Sun- j tire Wind. RtAti falL Hunu Direc- Speed. Stations, p. F. ins. Hour. dity Uon. m.p.h. Weather LCaLipis S '2 X S N r W 93 74 f 7 75 CaL pTne* ggg? I 4 1-40 11.3 85 S.W. 5
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    FASTER TRAINS.
    770 8 The distance between Singapore and Penang by lail is roughly four hundred miles. To travel that distance now takes over twenty-two hours by night mail from Singapore and day mail from Kuala Lumpur, or over twenty-three hours by day mail from Singapore and night mail from Kuala Lumpur,
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    413 8 A meeting of the Seremban Rotary Club will be held to-morrow. Mi. S. Kanniah Naidu. of Seremban. ha.s returned after a holiday in India. The annual general meeting of the Congregation of St. Marks Church. Seremban. will be held on Friday at G. 45 p.m. The Rev. and Mrs. G.
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    FRESH FOOD CO.
    258 8 Loss Tj Be Met By New Business. A net loss of $102,097 for the year ended Aug. 31 and a bank overdraft of $104,749 were reported at the third annual meeting of the Fresh Food and Refrigerating Co., Ltd.. held at the offices of Messrs. Evatt and
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    EURASIAN VOLUNTEERS.
    160 8 Machine-Gunners And Signallers Wanted. Lieut -Col. Mackenzie. Commandant. S.S.V.F., writes as fellows: "In addition to the Eurasian Company. S.V.C.. Eurasian recruits are required for the following units: 1. Eurasian Machine Gunners. 2. Eurasian Signallers. (To form Infantry Signal Sections!. Eurasian Machine Gunners, unless already trained, will be required
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    MONKEY GLANDS.
    275 8 Dr. Voronoff In Malaya. Dr. Serge Voronoff. known to the world v the inventor of the "monkey gland" system o. rejuvenation, is now passing through Malaya on his way to French Indo-China and the adjacent countries. He is continuing a series of lectures and demonstrations which he has
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    THE 1931 CENSUS.
    48 8 M;\ C. A. Viieland has been selected to conduct the 1931 census of Malaya. He will bleaving Kuala Selangor early in March and Mr. n. P. Oleag is to .net as District Officer there. Inche Hamzah bin Abdullah will reHa«a Mr. Clegg at Kuala Langat.
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    145 8 The imperial Service untitled has been «'.varrted pj Mr Hsptj simpso (3*9cr. Crradt) I Cjnviul Et ibUe'i/nuii. 1 Ui>11-.. PttSal. Ml Simpson, wh i »•> c p i in England preparatory td reJrv» lift, ii record ol -..-< n r.Mil CJUaptV ipd .S'lLiuhan. Through lb- ir.ilrt ill rat-j A. sor-Uitlon.
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    BETTING TAX.
    203 8 Ceylon's Oral, Or d i„ an Published. The proposal to intra the F.M.S., which similar tax in th, Si Wed *i additional intent :r w batch of Ceylon «c J ordinary. published JJ' *t StJ Government, oca;, nance providing ior a tax unf. t *0* racing and the
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    BAN ON KUOMINTANG.
    284 8 The Origin Of The Part} The intimation by the bci Govern Cecil Clementi. that tne Government m not allow the Kuomintang to function fa Mikji is causing a good deal of diseusaon Chinese and ethers, and i; 7 explain exactly what the following is ccntnbut'd by ur
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    THE LABOUR CODE.
    205 8 Amendment Bill In F.M.S. I A Bill, entitled "The Labour Code (Amend* menO Enactment. 1930." is shortly to be iac> duced in the Federal Council. Its objects» 0 rcaons are: Th« most important amendment to principal Enactment is tint e£ec:cd bj c 6 of this Bill. As
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    66 8 'ilabar.' H* 3 m From Au;tra».a pore noon to-morro'. v jiart From China r.nri Siruraport to-tnon From Indo-Chr; Sncap o da] rm Holland Witt," cUve Sir. M instant. B From r F: fc. 6 by Roll:. Friday, the 28th h H «of of** Durinj the al* Gove-f';".' the
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    19 8 p[[op i—6 i c (G H US'. Lcndin: Spot I 3 month*, n I* S5n«a«K'i: SS»
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    London Waits Patiently For Paris. FRESH CRISIS IN FRANCE.
    800 9 Socialists Resist Government s Naval Demands. ANOTHER CABINET RESIGNS. Serious Delay In Disarmament Discussion. Reuter's Service. London. Feb. 26. Chautemps Cabinet further ettion at the Naval Con* A English. American, Italian jnd Japant l it legations met this afternoon r to
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    French Cabinet Defeated.
    304 9 SHORTEST-LIVED GOVERNMENT OF THIRD REPUBLIC. Reuter's Service. Paris, Feb. 25. The Socialist ~leader, M. Leon Blum, In an article In 4he ttewsp».jer "Populan* declares thai ihe Socialists cats not subscribe to the "cont siderable increase cf tonnage" involved in the I French naval memorandum. ~rigid adherence to
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    MINER SUCCEEDS DUKE OF YORK.
    43 9 Reuter's Service. I London. Feb. 26. <J of the appointment •P. as Lord High Corrvral Assembly of the In succession to the Duke ••a an M.P. (Labour' December. 1918. He Miners. He was Lord <•« the Church of Scotland
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    A RISKY CLIMB.
    91 9 Reuter's Service. I Venice. Feb. 25. •v diti-jn lod by Professor >n:p q, nianv departed by the V l0r Bomba y to attempt 2a i er »junga Mountain in the «-oric l^e second highest peak Party includes Eiwn fT Enru us r >' r °tese Asiatic mounn
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    18 9 untitled meeing of the Singapore r: Han y" vUI 66 held in the English '"■WW. on March 12.
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    SCHNEIDER TROPHY.
    168 9 Amazing Increase Of Power. [British Offioial Wireless.] Rugby, Feb 25. It is revealed to-day that the horse power of the Rolls Royce engine in the superma lines machite which won the Schneider Trophy and also th? world spe??d record last September, is 1,500. This power is enormous for
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    44 9 An accident occurred at one of the dredges near Kuala Sawah. N.S., recently, when a Chinese named low Leong was hit by a dredge head line and later died from his injuries. He and three other coolies were employed in cut-tin j tree stumps.
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    TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
    12 9 HOME SPORTS REVIEW, on page 2, CORRESPONDENCE, en page S.
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    H. E. In Johore.
    1829 9 WELCOMED IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE. Brilliant Function At Istana Besar. Johore Bahru was en fete yesterday afterj noon, the occasion being the first visit there I of His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G., Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for
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    GOVT. THREATENED.
    109 9 Critical Debate To-morrow. COAL BILL AGAIN UNDER DISCUSSION. Liberal And Conservative Opposition. Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 26. The Government's position Is likely to be threatened on Thursday, when, following abortive meetings between Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. William Graham, the Liberals propose to move amendments to the Coal
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    SHIPS' CERTIFICATES FOR CHINESE.
    349 9 Minister To Inquire. SPECIAL PRIVILEGE FOR INDIANS? Reuter's Service. London, Peb. 25. Questioned with regard to Chinese being permitted to sit for the Board of Trade examinations at Hong Kong, Mr. William Graham (President of the Board of Trade' referred to a reply given in the
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    SPECIAL LEVY ON BIG INCOMES?
    192 9 Trouble Over German Deficit [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia] Berlin, Feb. 25. s Peml levy on incomes over 6,000 marks ■HtnaHy is envisaged in Government quarters as a last expedient for covering the unemployment insurance deficit, which is daily lccm.ng larger as a potential stumbling block to
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    MAINTAINING ORDER IN INDO-CHINA.
    85 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, Peb. 25. A message from Hanoi slates that the ringleader of the rebellion on Peb. 13, Ngu Yen Thai Hoo, and several of his accomplices have been arrested. Native troops are scouring ihe lower delta ta search of the rebels. The Governor General.
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    Sports & Pastimes. GOOD GAME ON THE PADANG.
    354 10 Sports Pastimes. GOOD GAME ON THE PADANG. S.C.C. II Defeat R.E. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A penaltv goal in the concluding stages of the game gave the S.C.C. second eleven victory over the Royal Engineers on the Padang yesterday. A large crowd watched the match, and before the game commenced it was
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    SCOTTISH CUP REPLY.
    47 10 Falkirk Win At Last. Reuter's Service. [Renter's Service.) London, Feb. 25. The third replay between Falkirk and Leith in the third round of the Scottish Cup resulted in a win for Falkirk by 1—0. Falkirk will be opposed to Partick in the Semi-final. t
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    Local Fixtures.
    69 10 The following fixtures in the Inter-Commer-cial Cup competition will be played at the old Stadium (Teluk Ayer Reclamation). To-day, Feb. M. A.P.C. v. O.T.F.C. To-moorow, Feb. 27. Uniteers v. F. and N. The following will represent the G.E.C. against the Socony XI to-day on the S.C.F.A. Ground:—Khiam Teck,
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    Nilai And N.S.I.A. Draw.
    36 10 At Nilai on Sunday the Nilai District team drew 2—2 with the N. S. Indian Association, rthe Indians scored through Tambusamy and Perumal and the home side through Ewan and Kim Ciieong.
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    SCOTT v. SHARKEY.
    126 10 I: To-morrow's Big Fight. BOXING. i Fhil Scott. British heavyweight champion, will rise to fame or fade out of the ring as a result of his right with Jack Sharkey at Miami, Florida, to-morrow night. !The takings are expected to be about £80.000. Sharkey will receive 37
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    Boat Race Prospects.
    55 10 CAMBRIDGE NO. 7 RESIGNS. ROWING. London, Feb. 11. The Cambridge crew who, after the Oxford contretemps last week, are considered warm favourites for the Boat Race, have received a set back owing to the loss of their Number 7, Davies Cooke, who has resigned and left for
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    S.A.B.A. Accounts.
    69 10 The statement of accounts to be put before the general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association shows an income from donations of $258. subscriptions $273, and tournament $948.76. The expenditure exceeds this by $174.89 and a footnote indicates that the debit balance at the bank is covered
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    S.C.R.C. Tournament.
    60 10 LAWN TENNIS. Entries for the S.C.R.C. 1930 tournament are now open and will close on March 5. Intending competitors are requested to sign their ftames on the entry forms on the notice-board at the club-house. A competitors' meeting will be held on the closing date at 5 pan.
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    RACE COURSE G. C.
    381 10 Change Of Headquarters, THE ANNUAL MEETING. GOLF. The annual general meeting of the Race Course Golf Club was held yesterday at the club. The Hon. Mr. S. J. Chan presided and there was a gctod attendance of members. In proposing the adoption of the report and
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    Selangor Championship.
    147 10 Week-end play at the Selangor Golf Club saw the finish of the first round for the Club Championship. E. R. B. Upton had a comfortable win against D. S. Davidson, but E. P. Kyle was hard pressed by A. O. Small and finished 1 up only, despite the
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    Katong Event.
    19 10 An eclectic competition will be held on Saturday, Sunday and Monday next at the Katong Golf Club.
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    G.G.C. Governor's Cup.
    21 10 The competition for the Governor's Cup at the Garrison Golf Club will be held on Saturday and Sunday,
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    K.G.C. Championship.
    62 10 The Keppel Golf Club championship will be played for on Saturday and Sunday, March 1, and 2. under the following conditions:— Open to all members; 36 holes stroke play: 18 holes to be played on Saturday, March 1. and 18 holes on Sunday, March 2. Entrance fee. —$1
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    N.S. Club Beat S.U.C.
    248 10 CRICKET. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Sereraban, Feb. 25. The first cricket match on the Seremban bulli-soil pitch was played on Sunday between the N.S. Club and the Sungei Ujong Club. The game ended in a win for the N.S. Club. Scores: S. V. Club:—M. G. Clarke
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    County Cuts.
    164 10 When the leading county cricket eluh--agreed to equality of fixtures—2B in number points intead of percentages, and the programme put in the hand of a committee oi the M.C.C. it is certain they did- not bargain for the elimination by rota of famous competitive matches, says the "Athletic
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    Gallant Gilligan.
    65 10 Arthur Gilligan has retired from the Sussex county cricket captaincy, but not from the esteem of the public. No captain since the war has set a finer example. Gilligan has shown the truth of our frequent contention that the captain's lead is the real route to brighter cricket,
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    SINGAPORE SPEEDWAY.
    192 10 Riders' Club To Be Formed. DIRT-TRACK RACING. Messrs. E. G. Holliday. J. Petrie and A. J. Reynolds ate inviting through the advertising columns of this paper motor cyclists, and all interested in motor cycle sports, to attend a meeting next Tuesday for the purpose of forming a Dirt
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    CHURCH IN SEREMBAN.
    301 10 Annual Report On St. Mark's. The committee of 6t. Mark's Church, Seremban, in their report for 1929, state: Chaplaincy.—The Rev. A. Orlton Cooper was in charge until April 30, 1929. after which date there was no resident Chaplain. The Rev. H. J. Hutchinson visited Seremban on the
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    CHAP JEE KEE LOTTERY.
    81 10 Promoters Heavily Fined. Two Chinese women, who had assisted in the promotion of a chap jee kee lottery, were, at the instance of Mr. E. Tongue, ASP. attached to the Detective Branch, yesterday, convicted by the Second Magistrate (Mr. P. S. Williams). One of the two
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    SOLDIERS CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.
    55 10 At a District Court Martial held recently Privates I. I. Thomas and A. Morgan were found guilty of burglary and were sentenced to detention to six months and twelve months respectively. The G.O.C. confirmed the finding of the Court but reduced the sentences to 28 days
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    159 10 The spring number of the magazine of the Ex-Services Association contains reports oi Armistice Day activities in the different Malayan centres, with very good photographic reproductions of the ceremonies at the different war memorials, timely notes on such subjects as Volunteering, the need for maintaining efforts to give help to
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    HOW JEWELLERS WERE SWINDLED.
    190 10 Clerk Who Ran Wild. Quee Liang Cheng, the Straits-born Chinese who was charged with forgery and theft of a cheque book from the firm of M. Sternberg and Co., pleaded guilty before the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) this morning. Chief Court Inspector Mered
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    INDIAN TARIFF CHANGES.
    256 10 Protective Duties For Steel. New Delhi. Feb. 12. In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Sir George Rainy. Commerce Member, introduced a Bill proposing tariff changes. Duty is exempted in regard to the toUowing: Barks for tanning, living plants, incubators for poultry farming, pans for boiling sugar cane juice,
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    SECRET SOCIETY EVIL.
    139 10 Kidnapping And Extortion. Convicted on charges cf attempted extortion and kidnapping, two Chinese named Low Ha and Chua Quay Inn were sentenced to 18 months' r.i. each by the District Judge (Mr. C H. G. Clarke) The complainant, also a Chinese, said that the accused went to
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    CHANDU CONCEALED WITH JOSS-STICKS.
    51 10 Another large seizure of contraband chandu was made at Tanjong Pagar yesterday by Supervisor Clark and other Revenue Officers. The stuff was concealed in four cases of josssticks which were stored in godown No. 20. The value of the chandu is about $3,500. i-J.-> arrests were
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    63 10 For rash and negligent driving and for driving while intoxicated Suppiah was fined $50 or a month's and $50 or two months' r.i. by the Seremban Magistrate, and his licence was cancelled for three months. Arumugam was fined $20 for driving without a certificate of competency to drive a Morris
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    68 10 Kassim bin I3aba. a Mohammedan Tamil convicted by the Seremban Magistrate. Che Maarof, on a charge of making a false statement to the officer in charge of the Traffic Branch, Seremban. by saying that he had not previously held a certificate to drive a motor vehicle, was fined $20. or
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    114 10 At the 14th. annual general meeting of the Lion City Club, held at the club-house on Monday, the following were elected officebearers for the current year:—President. Mr. Chua Keh Hai (re-elected >; Vice-Presidents, Mr. Chua Yew Lai aid Mr. Chia Ah Kan (re-elected); hon. secretary, Mr. Chua Koon Poh (re-elected);
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    SUPREME COURT.
    420 10 Malacca Insurance Claim. JUDGMENT FOB DEFENDANTS. The insurance claim wh'ch has been before Mr. Justice Stevens in the Supreme Court for some days came to a conclusion yesterday, when his lordship found that plaintifts had committed a breach of the "hazardous goods" clause, and entered judgment for defendants.
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    SEREMBAN FIRES.
    149 10 Racecourse Grandstand Destroyed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Feb. 24 A fire broke out on Sunday night at Jalan Tunku Hassan. Seremban. The two shophouses occupied by Messrs. Fong Teik. rubber dtalers and packers, were razed to the ground and the contents totally destroyed. In the adjoining premises
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    News In Brief.
    314 10 Reuter's Service. London, Feb. 25. A ballot in the American section of Lancashire cotton-spinners failed to give the necessary 80 per cent, of votes in favour of reverting to short-time working; hence the proposal !a dropped. Teheran, Feb. 25. The Persian Government Economic Committee has decided to
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    WEEK-END LETTER TELEGRAMS.
    92 10 (if The >^ ]Ct Extension Oi im Comment Telegram* graph Ofl Federate I ?0 ft** Belgium Algeria end i:r forward The tan:. I sen, 1 Belgium an Q $3.00 with a ml ~o r d. »*J a Franc. w.-rc charge Of 1 Afcerta $6.80 W J a
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    809 11 Indian Club's Annual Meeting. own Correspondent.) H| Malacca, Feb. 23. Hj dut ream* at Lorong Panjang, the v t:t in* Club held their first annual I afternoon. Mr. K. P. K. I tj was in the chair, and there I m n Jwd "dance of members. I a
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    HEIGHT OF FOLLY.
    145 11 Refusal To Attend Round Td Conference. Karachi, Peb. 11. Commander Kenworthy, stressing the outstanding needs of India's economic developtadiani satt°n of the army euar'dW f SW&raj With Brltish guarding the country is ludicrous. It is nonsense to argue that no material is forthcoming to create an Indian
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    MR. JULIUS CAESAR.
    141 11 Englishman's Trip To Trace His Ancestry. Mr Julais Caesar, a Weymouth chemist and member of toe town council, who claims to belong to the oldest family of Caesars in the world, has left for Italy in search of further records of his ancestry. 'I am going to
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    MADRAS PRISONERS.
    80 11 Liberal Recommendations. Madras, Feb. 12. It is reported that the Madras Government 111 their note to the Central Government in reply to certain questions referred to them regarding the treatment of prisoners have made recommendations which are claimed to be very liberal. One recommendation is that the differential
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    News In Brief.
    156 11 Reuter's Service. Rome. Peb. 25. The death roll in the Bolognola avalanche is now 18. Three are missing. Mexico City. Feb. 25. One of Sig. Rubio's first acts on assuming the Presidency to-day was to order the closing of all gaming houses. [Trans-Ocean via Pan-Asia.] Berlin, Feb.
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    Stocks and Shares.
    1118 12 MINING. ISSUED BY FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Singapore. February 26, 1939, 10 a.m. Issue Issue Value Buyers. Sellers. Value Buyers. £1 Asam Kumbang 36|- 38j- 1 North Taiping 0.66 0.70 6|- Ayer Hitam Tin 13|6 14|3 8|- Pahang Consols 9 6 10|0 £1 Bangrin Tin
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    497 13 THE SHARE MARKET. Rose Macphail and Penman's Report. Messrs. Rose Macphail and Penman Ltd., Singapore, in their weekly report dated Peb 21, state: Mining.— The commodity market has undergone little change during the week under review, closing £174.5 for spot and £177.5 three months, a loss of £1
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    AYER WENG.
    531 13 Water Supply Problem. The annual meeting of the Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development and Prospecting Co.. Ltd., was held in the office of secretaries, Messrs Kennedy Burkill and Co., Ltd., Penang on Saturday last. The chairman, Mr. J. D. Kemp, presided and the others present were Messrs. J. V.
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      648 14 PUBLIC NOTICES. POLICE NOTICE. The Public are advised that as from che I4th. February. 1930. the Police Automatic Telephone Exchange comes into operation. Any person requiring to speak to any Police Station. Department. Office, Residence or Officer will call for 5221 and ask for the station, office, department, residence or
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