Malaya Tribune, 11 March 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune y„ XIX- No. OO SINGAPORE FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Mar. 11. 19.J2. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1932.
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      258 1 J j UPTON'S I CEYLON j TEA. j i .QU NNOT BETTER! E BEST. ;;:::tnrtrtrrtin»»mn»s;mi{»}iiw Xtr" 11 •r: 12 BUY my OW IS THE TIME TO SATISFY THAT LONGING FOR A REALLY MODERN CAR—A CAR THAT CAN OFFER 100 p. c. ECONOMY ON FUEL TYRES OIL AND GENERAL A LAH
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      16 1 1 THE j "MALAYA TRIBUNE" j IS THE BEST 1 ADVERTISING MEDIUM in i MALAYA. j
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    A WALL STREET REVIEW.-V.
    3628 2 IT. S. ATTITUDE TO REVISIONS. REPARATIONS AND DEBTS. SETTLE IMMEDIATE ISSUE FIRST. I [Financial conditions all over the world are reviewed in current comments by the National City Bank of Neu: York. These articles are very xcell written and form an interesting i yuids to finance
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      192 2 Iry j One! j B Agents: j| Hagemrver A C'o.s Handel-Mi j. N.V 1 lij A.P.8.—3. X line for men r r /iWi|FePtaline for women Vv ypT M according to DR. RICHARD WEISS, Berlin J| \n jM Vlrlllnennt/Fcrtiline grapple successfully unt^f" t() |\T Jk y iffß most Valued nervous energy
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    INFANT WELFARE WORK.
    2264 3 WHAT LOCAL SOCIETY IS DOING. LADY CLEMENTTS APPEAL FOR SUPPORT. The annual me:ting of the Singapore Child Welfare Society, of which Lady Clementi is President, was held after an "At Horn:," at Government House on Wedn sday. Th re was a large attendance, and stirring appeals for
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      419 3 I HI MALAYA'S I /I jl Newest and Most j II i!llm\ Delicious j DRINK FRUITPOPI Made From The j Finest Imported FRUITS Product of PHOENIX IIIHJ Aerated Water Works, SINGAPORE. Always Have TIGER BALM j Cperie-C teache, that in the tropes illness and pa:n Particular., Pt x.ar suddenly. The
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      139 3 I THE FAVOURITE:— Refuse AH ijjSii Imitations. jfil INSIST ON R Jlk C ORANGE 1^ 1 Manufactured by G FRASER E H NEAVE LTD., I lil Aerated Water Little dose of Woof-Sk b»bv Water after even preva lent gainst the cobc. diarrhrea- m f or table. MJ* The Same Parkei*
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    74 5 I i,-rs arc invited to write to us on :bhc interest. It must be under- hr Malaya Tribune" does not dorse op-n ons expressed by corres- TERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF preferably typewritten (double 7l one side of the paper only. r :i be used, but the names and
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    Japan And China.
    1353 5 •"I r Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") 10 respect for one of the greatest world has produced, and condeath, a serious loss to the rid as well as to France, it must that M Briand made a slight ting to exert his influence to rue of Nations to adopt
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    Too Early "Music."
    33 5 TT correspondent complains, not unreasonably, of the persistent playing of a gramophone in premises in Selegie Road, as early as 4 a.m.. ruining the sleep of residents of the neighbourhood.
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    A Johore Case.
    27 5 A correspondent sends a comment which cannot be published on a statement made in a recent case in Johore. concerning a former police officer.
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    132 5 A Surat message of F b. 22 states: It is reported that Mr. Gandhi's famous hut in Kararii village in Jalalpur Tuluka has been burnt. The cause is unknown. t Under the orders of the Bombay Government, the money, amounting to Rs. 2,053, deposited in three Karachi banks in current
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    MUSLIM AFFAIRS. THE MUSLIM MARRIAGE.
    946 5 Relationship Between Husband And Wife. (By Our Muslim Correspondent.) An interesting and instructive article on Marriage and the Relationship between Husband and Wife appears in "Real Islam," the local religious magazine. A perusal of the same will help many a Muslim husband to know his
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      152 5 J To keep the captivating beauty of silken skin famo kaNT yT ARROLL th,- uivacous of l»ara- ing!) beautiful your arms and shouklers can be. mow 3 Soup is a gK» bdp in keeping [t is made from the purest oils, free from any the skin ml perfect condition." harmful
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      639 5 fpm m»j° 4 1 A J Jt ■pjsspj mw*M* I You travel and work 3 in an atmosphere laden 5 with g:rms. Unless you destroy these germs j you will take them r home and start in I I", your family a round of colds pregnant with L dangerous possibilities.
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      712 5 CLUB DIARY. i There are numerous Clubs and Societies t% Singapore most of the members of which art readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Dion is provided specially for them. Secretaries or* invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-daU end complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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      105 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Progrsjnme of Drills up to and for weekending March 13, 1932: TO-DAY, MARCH fl. 3.15 pjn.—Drill Hall "B" Coy., Officers and N.C.O.'s W. T. Course. 515 p.m.—Drill Hall. "D" (Eurasian) Coy., Company Parade and Weapon Training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. "P" (Malay) Coy.. Weapon Training. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall.Fortress Ooy.
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      258 6 Amusements LAST TWO NIGHTS! j MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 3.145 The Picture Everybody's Hocking to See I ERIK CHARELL'S i Congress Dances with I LILIAN HARVEY j JUST SEE IT I and you wi'l understand why j Th? World's Press is Enthusiastic! I j i "The Players are ouUtand ng and
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      207 6 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 MATINEE To-Morrow at 3 p.m. "It is impossible to see the fiim without thoroughly enjoying it." So writes the "STRAITS TIMES 99 Critic and you'll agree! PLATINUM BLONDE is a grand show r SUNDAY Commencing at the Matinee at 3 P.M. Another Fine Double Feature Programme! Betty
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      234 6 i I if* rJl:liiNil frill 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 j J 9\ Matinees! at 3 Saturday &'.Sunday r j THEi GLORIOUS MUSICAL COMEDY ADAPTED FROM THE ARABIAN NIGB rs "a i j 'ABUL 1 HASAN j India's Finest Talking j j Picture Achievement. i i I i EAST COAST RD.. KATC
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    BRITISH PROTEST TO LIBERIA.
    73 7 PERSECUTION OF THE KRU POPULATION. British Official. March 10. The British Charge D'Affai.es at Mon ovia. in conceit with other loreign r p.e;e:itat.ve ador.s.eu on atartu 7 urgent represent os to the Libenan Government in connection wuh reports of the continued persecution of the Kru population
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    POLITICAL PRISONERS RELEASED.
    72 7 DECORATED BY DUBLIN CROWDS. Reuter. London, March 10. Twenty potUcal prisoners have been released from Du'jlm prisons in anticipation of the suspension oi the Constitution Amendment Act by an Oider-in-Counc.l. They we.-; con.irted by a military tribunal of the late Government for offences again it the State.
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    THE RAMKRISHNA MISSION.
    226 7 THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. (From A Correspondent.) The third annual general meeting of the Ramkrlshna Miss on was held last night at the M ssion premises with the Resident Minister in the chair. The last year's annual r port was adopted and office-bearers for the year was
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    BRITAIN'S WAR DEBTS.
    111 7 CHANCELLOR'S STATEMENT IN COMMONS. British Official. Rugby. March 10. Til Chancellor of th" Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, stated ir. a Parliamentary answ- r to-day that money lent to the Allies during the war was borrowed at slightly over five per cent, interest. The total amount of war
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    CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION RESULTS.
    432 7 ANGLO-CHINESE SECONDARY SCHOOL From cable information received locally the Anglo-Chinese Secondary School has again done very well in the Cambridge Examinations. This school has secured an 88 prr cent, pass in the Junior and 81 per cent, in the Senior. The following are the successful students JUNIOR
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    124 7 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore. March 11. East Whart (Entrance Gate 1). Planclus 22; Kutsang 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Lipis 16; Director 13; Ramses 11: Katong 8: Malayan Prince 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S) Greystoke Castle 30; Chak Sang 33; City of Canton 37. Empire
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    Commercial News. HOPES OF RUBBER AGREEMENT.
    212 7 Dutch Decision Very Soon. Reuter. The Hague, March 10. Hopes of Anglo-Dutch agreement on the restriction of rubber output are revived by the announcement that the negotiations pending in London will be attended by Herr Luytjes, adviser to the Dutch Colonial Minister, and a
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    FRASER AND NEAVE, LTD.
    260 7 PROFIT OF $290.000 RECORDED. The annual general meeting of Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Ltd., will be held on March 19 at 6 and 7, Trafalgar Street, at noon. In the report for the year ended Dec. 31, 1931, to be presented at the meeting, the directors
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    AYER HITAM TIN DIVIDEND.
    21 7 London, March 10. Ayer Hitam Tin are declaring an interim dividend of 1% per cent— '•S.F.P." Service.
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    PRODUCE.
    166 7 Singapore. March It. Rice. Siam Al per Koyan $228 Rice, Siam 1 $308 Rice, Siam 2 $184 Rice, Siam $176 Rice. Siam "Sinway" per koyan No. 1 $190 Rice, Siam No. 2 $178 Rice, Saigon A-l M $175 Rice, Saigon No. 1 $17$ Rice, Saigon 2 $185 Rice, Saigon
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    106 7 ARRIVALS. 'Hero," Nor. 823 tons, Capt. Neilsen, from Bargkok. 10-3; for Bangkok, 11-3. "Larut," Brit. 464 tons. Capt. Ca'thness. from Malacca, 10-3; for Malacca, 12-3. "Ipoti," Brit. 528 tons, Capt. Riley, from Penang, 10-3; for Penang, 12-3. "Elotit," Brit. 986 tons, Capt. Selmoar, from CherJx>n, 10-3; for Bawean,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    325 7 IS. ETLIN AND CO.'S REPORT. March, 11, 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: 2 5|16d., up l|16d. New York: 3Va cents (G.), unchanged Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 60—70 cent», Ayer Moleks Si—46 cents, Ayer Panas 36—45 oents. Bassetts 25—30 cents, Brogas 30 —16 cents. Bukit Jelcntonf» 10—16 cenU, Buklt Katila
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    TIN CONFERENCE SUGGESTIONS.
    72 7 MALAYAN CHAMBER OF MINES. London, March 10, An extraordinary meeting of the Malayan Chamber of Mines to-day adopted a resolution inviting the Tin Producers' Association to appoint three persons to confer with their members.—Messrs. F. E. Mair, C. J. Stephens and G. W. Simms—to decide what suggestions
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    48 7 Singapore March 11 Standard Spot 6% 6% March 6!* 7 April ..7 7% May 7 7 April-June 7% 7^ July-Sept. 7% 7% Tone of Market: Steady. Sellers reserved. Latest CaDle: London Spot Sheet 2%d. per lb. New York: Spot Sheet 3% cents (G.).
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    THE COPRA MARKET.
    36 7 BARLOW'S REPORT. Messrs. Barlow and Co., in their weekly market report dated March 10. state: After a flight improvement the market is again easier. Clooing quotations are as follows: Sundried $6.40; Mixed $5.95.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    282 7 Singapore, March 11. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2». 4 1|32d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 15;16d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3%d., London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 27|32d., London demand 2s. 3 25 32d.. London T.T. 2s. 3%d., Lyons demand 1,040, Paris demand 1.040, Hamburg
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    TIN AND RUBBER PRICES.
    66 7 Lbnaon. Mar h 10 Messrs. Lewis. and Sons notify today's tin prices as follows: Srot £129»8 <£1311. Forward £130 v (£*****). The market is erratic. Messr*. Symington a"- Wilson notify today's rubber prices as follows: Snot i' 4 d. Forward 2 1 _d. »2 9|l6d.>. The
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      251 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LAYNA AHNA MOONA ANNAMALAI CHETTIAR ot No. 84, Market Street, Singapore (son of Mottiah Chettiar) has been appointed the attorney of MOONA ROONA KANA AHNA KANA MOOTIAH CHETTTAR, and of his Firm carried on in that name, by a Power of Attorney
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      303 7 METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. MALAYAN DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Tempera- Brian STATIONS. ture. Rainfall Sub Max. Mm fnln# Alor Star 93 72 Nil 9.x Kota Bharu 87 72 N-l M K. Trengganu Kroh 90 70 0.3b M Sitiawan 89 73 0 04 b.4 ipoh 94 74 Ni 8.5 Butterworth 88 74 Nil 10.J
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH.
    68 8 KOH—Mr. Koh Hong Piat aged 82 years old passed away at his residence No. 942, of Hillsid? Drive on Thursday, at 6.30 p.m. He leaves behind him 3 sons. Messrs. Koh Kim Liang. Koh Kim Swe:, Koh Kim Hock and 1 daughter, 1 son-in-law. 3 daughters-in-law and
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    "LONG-TERM CONTRACTS."
    861 8 It is distressing to have to discourage enthusiasts. Hence we are loth to pour cold water on the rubber-rescue scheme prepared by a sub-committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association presided over by Mr. J. Baillie. We have in the past ear or two written more about the
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    119 8 Mr. E. E. F. Fretty. Acting Secretary to the High Commissioner, is proceeding to Java this week and will be away until Easter Monday. Before the District Judge (Mr. G. C. Dodd) this morning Mr. John Joseph Warren and Mr. Harold William Phear were sworn in as Justices of the
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    ECONOMY IN THE F.M.S.
    474 8 Committee Of Inquiry And Their Duties. The F.M.S. Government Gazette issued yesterday gives the names of the members of the Commission iormrd to make a lull enquiry in.o the "manners and means of adjusting the public expenditure to the public income and into all possible items
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    70 8 RAILWAY MANAGER JOINS OFFICIALS. The General Manager, F.M.S Railways, has been appointed a member of the reconstituted Federal Council. Mr. G. Sturrock. Adviser. Public Works. Malay States, has also been appointed to be an official member of the Federal Council for one yar in the place of Mr.
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    BOAT RACE DINNER.
    129 8 The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya state that any former members of the Universities who are desirous cf attending the Boat Race Dinner to be held at the Roof Garden of the Adelphi Hotel en Saturday. March 19, at 8 p.m.. are requested to <ommunicate with
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    72 8 Mails from Europe. (London mails despatched on Feb. 18). by the "Rajula." which anchored at Penang at 4 a.m. to-day will arrive by train to-morrow mcrning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders at 8.45 a.m. Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to
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    163 8 The- Band of the S.S. Police will play the fr'lowing programme, weather permittirs. at Raton* Park te-day, eoaußsnctttv at "»15 *> m." Overture, "Les Dragons de ViHars." Mailla-t; Suite. '"Scenes P.ttoresque." H****-n »r WaMs. •'Nights cf Gladness." Ancliffe; Exeero's frcm Beethoven's Works; Selection, "On With the Shew. 1931." Nicholls; Veil
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    To-day's Features.
    63 8 INTRANT WELFARE WORK, on page 3. SPOTLIGHTS, on page 4. CLUB DIARY, on page 5. CORRESPONDENCE, on page 5 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, on page 5. TOPICS OF TO-DAY, on page 8. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on page 12 DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 12 RADIO IN MALAYA, on pag*
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    465 8 iBY "LOOKER-rv: Japan is belatedh "there is reason to c anxiety concerning I the front." atM at Well, yes. Toky<, a bit worried; but pity it did not thi» months ago! A Then again, the Jap ires that the r attitud» the Chinese. It ter what all
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    TIN AND RUBBER.
    30 8 QUOTATION "S BUBBkK London: 2' 4 d New York: tOOXi G Singapore Spot 9\ TIN London Spot: £130 h Three Months: £132 1 Singapore: $67.00 (75" 9h
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    Way Now Open For Negotiations. TEXT OF JAPANESE NOTE TO CHINESE.
    204 9 I K. KNT necessity of reaching an AGREEMENT. VLLEGED ULTIMATUM TO MAYOR OF AMOY. agreed truce and settlement at Shanghai seem to have ight much nearer hy the conciliatory tone of the latest Note to the Chinese. The Chinese
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    GOVERNMENT'S REPLY.
    156 9 I WIT HI >R A A I, WITH OUT (ONDITIONS. 111.05 p.m. •he Chinese authorities handed the Chinese Government's [rcse communication delivered i. M it's Lampson yesterday. The that the Chinese Government, mbly s resolution and is pre- r into negotiations with the rdance with the resolution of
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    JAPANESE WILL ACCEPT.
    300 9 II.KA(;rE RESOLUTION STRONG. a Geneva. March 10. Th I): IP, Corr.mlttee of the special Asfl r.bly Kt .d to consider the Sino-Japanese m <tispu:> drawn up a resolution proposing fl >f a commission of 19, including > Pre m Hymans (Belgium), and the 9 iV f .n
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    GERMAN FIRM GETS CONCESSION.
    171 9 I ,h °N and steel foundry in I CHINA. Reuter. I Berlin, March 10. 1 map firm l\as r ached an agreement 'Uniting Gcvernment to erect an Iran c ->-> 1 foundry and blast furi ance in Ch na. The report that Germany is 1 nding
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    TERMS OF ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION.
    310 9 CONDEMNATION OF USE OF FORCE. British Official. Rugby. March 10. A dr.:ft resolution was submitted last nig\t to the Bureau of the Assembly of the League cf Nations at Gen va from the sub-committee appointed to co-ordinate eight resolutions for s ttlement of tne Sino-Japanese dispute.
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    ULTIMATUM TO AMOY.
    416 9 CANTON ORDERS ARMOURED CARS. Swatow. March 11. v rhines- arriving from Amoy report Man i T*» a ne<=e have presented »t rms" to that the v ghops the Mayor of Amoy cloSed ordered ten armoured cars from hoTkoS o» complrted yes.erday. fc M wired from GCn r
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    REDUCED AIR ESTIMATES.
    239 9 Britain's Force The World's Finest. British Official. Rugby, March 10. In submitting the Air Estimates to the House of Commons to-day. the Air Ministei. Sir Philip Sassoon, said that the total of £17.400,000 showed a reduction of £700,000. this being the Department's contribution to the urgent requirements
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    WAVE OF ARRESTS IN RUSSIA.
    99 9 RELEASED OX PAYMENT OF RANSOM. Reuter. Riga. March 10. There are report.» of a new wave of arrests ir. Russia. In Moscow r.nd other towns, especially in the Ukraine, honeycombed by police activity, the C*?pu ars arresting non-proleta-rians. and others whose source of income is
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    OVER-PRODUCTION OF PETROL.
    79 9 INTERNATIONAL BODY TO BE FORMED. Reuter. New York. March 11. Plan<= to stop the er-production of petroleum through the fcrmat'on of an international o 1 cartel were announced by Mr. J. B. Kessle.. joint managing director of th" Royal Dutch Shell, group. He suggested trat th American
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    BANK RATE REDUCEL.
    159 9 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT LOUDLY CHEERED. British Official. Rugby. March 10. the foreign exchange market op nea this mcimrg. the New York rate for the pounu ft c rling. which closed last night at 3. 69 was quoted at 3.67',. Th 3 Paris opening rate v?as 93%. Tha Bank
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    GREAT POWERS TO HELP.
    101 9 FINANCES OF DANUBIAN COUNTRIES. British Official. Rugby, March 10. Answe-irg a Commons question to-day. th> Foreign Under-Secretary, Capt. R. Eden, stated ago the British Gov=mmen Initiated a preliminary exchange ol between the great Powers on the economi restoration of Danubian countries. Owing to the material difficulty
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    THE NAVAL BASE.
    56 9 QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT. London, March 10. Iho question of the SingaporeNaval Base b° raised m Parliament bv Vic.-Admiral E. A Taylor (Cons. South Paddington), who is t' king information as to thprogress of the graving dock and also as to the work carried c_n Tor the land
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    DUTCH LAW AUTHORITY'S DEATH.
    23 9 Amsterdam. March 10. Th* 6 ath has occurred of Professor Deloute. the w;U-known Dutch authority on intrrrational law.—Reuter. Reuter.
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    AIR SERVICE TO PENANG.
    1589 9 NEGOTIATIONS WITH GOVERNMENT. NEW USE FOR THE CUTTY SARK. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FLYING CLUB A statement that negotiations were now proceeding with Government wuh a view to using the Cutty Sark flying boat, which is now in the Royal Singapore Flying Club's hangar, for the
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    WOOSUNG MINES EXPLODE.
    410 10 SHANGHAI RIVER TRAFFIC RESUMED. Woosung mines exploded on Tuesday night ana several Japanese were killed. All the Yangtse steamers resumed Shanghai traffic yesterday. Koo Wai Kwan is preparing to welcome the League Commission. Ho Yew Cho and Tong Sang Che flew to Shanghai yesterday to discuss important
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    JAPANESE POSTERS IN CHAPEI.
    235 10 FORMING A SEPARATE MUNICIPALITY. Shanghai, March 11. Another Japanese detachment attacked th: Chinese line at the centre yesterday without succjss There have not been any severe battles. The Ch nese are adopting only defensive measures. Other Japanes? units app ared at Quinshan, Wangdo and Wong Chuen.
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    ORDER FOR FORTY WAR PLANES.
    230 10 SOUTH SUPPORTS NANKING MANIFESTO. Hong Kong. March li. The Kwangtung and Kwangsi authorities have issued a declaration pledging their support of the measures adopted by the Central Government against the Japanese and the Communists in Kiangsi and Fukien. They do not oppose the appointment of
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    SINGAPORE LEAGUE MATCHES.
    682 10 YESTERDAY'S GAMES. HO HONG BANK BEATEN BY J.C.S.A. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Two Third Division matcncs were played in the Singapore League competition vcs.erduy with the following result: Po*.aLs 3 P.S.R.F.C. 1 J.C.S.A. 2 Ho Hong 1 The Junior Civil Service Association obtained lull points by beating the Ho
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    WEI HAI WEI CUP FINAL.
    100 10 SINGAPORE G. C. v. GARRISON G. C. GOLF. The final of the Wei Hai Wei Cup between n n a w° re G C1Ub and the Garrison Golf Club will be played at Bukit Timah on Surdav. G.G.C. CHAMPIONSHIP. rh*. qualifying round of the Garrison
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    C.Y.M.A. ANNUAL TOURNAMENTS.
    57 10 Members ot the Catholir Young afent Asso- i we n minded of the annual tournaments which now open and will close Mrd mst. The tournaments will comprise v '""'.win.,, .tuns: Badminton: open tUv sl !1 rubles; Pin K -Pong: open draught! .League). and regulations governing the tourna"t
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    HINDENBURG AND OPPONENTS.
    368 10 Who Will Save Germany From Chaos? Reuter. Berlin, March 10 At 84 President Hlndenburg is as fit as a fiddle. Nevertheless, his age is regarded as an objection by many, especially middle-class, electors, who feel that the burden of government should be carried bn younger shoulders. Significant
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    HELD BACK WAR MONGERS.
    262 10 TRIBUTE TO SIR JOHN SIMON. Reuter. London. March 11. The -Times.'' in an editorial on the Council's Sino-Japanese resolution, approves its dignity, good sense and moderation and pays tribute to the Influence of Sir John Simon, British Foreign Secretary, who "no doubt guided by the British
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    BEAM CRASHES IN CLASS-ROOM.
    134 10 K.G.S. CLOSED FOR INSPECTION OF BUILDING. A happening which might have been attended with injury to some of the pupils occurred at Raffles girls' school yesterday, when a beam suddenly crashed down in the middle of a class-room, smashing a row of desks which lay in
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    CHINESE WOMAN RESCUED FROM THE SEA.
    66 10 Wai Caused at Johnston's ZLIn Z V S"?** When a CWnese woman was seen to jump into the sea. She and a boatman, ann? g Plight> Dluckil y went to her assistto G T tU f,! ly succeeded bringing her had £1 he mean
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    36 10 We have received a copy of the fourth number of the "Malayan Builder and Engineer 2L?22 nUmber ls Crated and genera <y shows improvement in get up. [Other Sports items will be found on page 11.]
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    PREFERENCE DUTIES IN MALAYA.
    70 10 LOWER RATES FOR BRITISH GOODS. Preference is being introduced in Malaya by increasing the duties imposed on spirits, beer, tobacco and cigarettes, cartridges, cement, cosmetics and perfumes, except if produced in the British Empire. Details will be published later. The difference on tobacco, for instance, is
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    WALES MINSTRELS.
    128 10 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. At the annual general meeting held on March 9 at the President's, Mr. Chua Swa Chwee's, residence, No. 19, Seah Street, the following gentlemen were re-elected office-bearers for the current year: Patrons, Aw Boon Haw and Koh Peng Chiang; President, Chua Swa Chwee; Vice-Presidents, Yeo
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    IMPORTS BILL REVENUE.
    48 10 Rugby, March 10. It was stated in the House of Commons to-day that the Abnormal Importations Customs Duties had produced £316,000 in January and £287,000 in February, while the Horticultural Products Emergency Duties had .produced £42,000 in January and £52 000 in February —British Official
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    MISSING LINDBERGH BABY.
    104 10 AL CAPONE OFFERS TO HELP. Reuter. New York, March 11. Lindbergh's gangster helpers, Spitale and Bitz, are in trouble. The kidnapping of Spitale s two children is threatened as a reprisal for their father's activities, while Spitale, Bitz and 14 others have been brought up in the
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    A PAGE OF HISTORY.
    188 10 "DREYFUS" AT THE PAVILION. Art and entertainment are effectively combined in the talkie version of the famous Fr.r.ch espionage case which stirred France in 1894 and led to the imprisonment of Dreyfus on Devil's Island. This film commenced a a asoa at the Pavilion theatre yesterday.
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    "MUI-TSAI" BILL DEBATED.
    846 10 Majority Against New System. A debate on the motion "that in the opinion of thu house the definition of Mui-Tsai in the Bill intituled 'An ordinance relating to Mui-'iscu' may entail hardship in bona fide cases of adoption or in cases of guardianship of girls other than
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    MANSLAUGHTER OF TWO MEN.
    96 10 ACCUSED SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS. Reuter. London, March 10. The shooting of the Irish candidate, Reynolds, and Detective McGeehan recently had a sequel yesterday at Dublin Assizes, when two concurrent sentences each of a year's imprisonment were passed on Joseph Leddy, of the Royal Irish Constabulary,
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    25 10 Mr. Philip Koh has been appointed asst hon. music superintendent of the United ChiMM Musical Association, which post was vacated by Mr. Tok Kee Leng
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    THE BEGGS IN COURT AGAIN.
    152 10 CHEATING CHARGE FAILS. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Begg iPI Second Magistrate (Mr. G E Cl day. Mrs. Begg was char. and Mr. Begg with abetment complainant being a HutPtgJan Olsen. Mr. Nicol. A.S.P.. conducted and Mr. A. J. Braga was for th The outcome
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    16 10 Mr. Stanley Baldwin am of Commons to-day thai introduced on April If
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    23 10 The rate of issue of Money for India and Ceylon to-day Rs rate of payment of Mom and Ceylon is Rs. 156 fa
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      89 10 The to M CROSSWORD NO. 30. Aid Sci tv S nio eS 158, K fr m WWCh has be dedu <^ d: KM--Aid Soci ty $13.30, leaving a balance of $119.70 for prizes. bv e°ac 0 h Wi g C mpetitors HlMill correct solutions and L A. Low, 29 3,
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    glt\ND NATIONAL ACCEPTANCES.
    202 11 I 0 :w FOR AVAVERFREE. THE TURF. in 1 1 London, Mar. 9. for the Grand National run at Liverpool on March Ul s: j ire :i st. lb. .irs. G mmell) 12 7 ,\lr. Widwood) 12 4 SS* c. R Taylor) 12 3 )tau. <Mr. Drake)
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    SELANGOR AMATEUR RACES.
    259 11 I \VKI(»HTS FOR FIRST DAY. ftK v:ng are th? handicaps for the w. ::ur meeting at Kuala Lumpur i polo Ponies (About 3 furs.)—Her Wjr Girl 10.9, Tare? 10 9. Jr > r 10. Jadi 10, Brer Rabbit 9.7, jonrov 9.5. ines: lasses 1 ~nd 2 Combined:
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    A.C.S. SPORTS.
    45 11 ATHLETICS. I 1 i sports of the Anglo-Chinese l>- held on Thursday, April 28 at Ef ir Stadium. The events for Old 1 100 yards for those above 30. for those under 30. Old Boys, parents of Anglo-Chinese School invited to be present.
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    ARMY AND NAVY TOURNAMENT.
    180 11 AT NEW WORLD NEXT TUESDAY. BOXING. Ring fans will be afforded an opportunity lon Tuesday of witnessing the bouts in the I service tournament for the Lowther Grant Cup j and other special contests, which are to take place at the New World arena by kind
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    213 11 MALACCA VOLUNTEERS' LEAGUE. Malacca March 8. (From Our Own Correspondent.) The first match in connection with the Malacca Volunteers Int r-Co. League competition came off on the Malacca Padang yesterday when "D" (Eurasian) Co. opposed "B" (Malay Co. Lt. Cel. A. A. Leimit. 0.8. E., was refere and
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    ST. PAUL'S BEAT SEREMBAN CHINESE.
    120 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. March 8. Following their decisive win over the Customr D«;pt. rec ntly the St. Paul's Institution defeated the "B" str-rg of the Chinese 2-1 cn th- Negri Semb.lan Club padang to-day. Thr schoolboys monopolised the game throughout "n > School
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    MALACCA CLUB BEAT MONOPOLIES.
    305 11 /From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 9. The presence of McNee and Brittain. exState stalwarts, in the Malacca Clu eleven is proving a good drawing card, as was evidenced in the match played to-daj on Padang between the Club and a Government Monopolies side. The teams
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    A SEREMBAN MATCH.
    36 11 <From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, March 9. The Europeans met the Negri Sembilan Club in a practice match on the Station Padang to-day, the game ending in a draw of one goal each.
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    118 11 JAPANESE v. ISLAND CLUB. The following are the teams and times of starting for a friendly match between the Island Gclf Club and the Singapore Japanese Golf Club to be played over the Tanglm links on Sunday. March 13 (Island Golf Club players mentioned first): 9.00 Rappa and Gilmore
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    "STELLA POLARIS" DUE.
    312 11 SHIPPING NEWS. SOUTH SEA ISLAND CRUISE. The motor yacht, St 11a Polans" (nett tonnage 2r/46) for which Messrs. Borneo Co., are acting as agents, is due here from Bangkok on a cruise on Wednesday, March 16, at 8 a.m and NMi sail for Penang t.:e following day
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    RELIEF FUND FOR CHINA.
    134 11 Th? under-mention d subscriptions have received by the Committee of the R lief Fund fcr China orgarised by the Singapore Chinese Chamb of Commerce: Th 3 Amateur Sporting Association $20. Th? Chinese Staff of Rodyk and Davidson. Messrs. ObftO Peck Gay $15, Chan Teng Tocn $10.
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      51 11 PANACHORD" I BRITISH MADE j Gramophone Records MANUFACTURED BY WARNER BRUNSWICK Ltd., London. STOCKS HELD BY JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. I NATIONAL ELECTRADE CO. j D'SOUZA BROS., Malacca. j j THE EASTERN WIRELESS Co., Seremban. MENZES BROS., Seremban. t DISTRIBUTORS: I M. E. NATHAN 'PHONE 4856. I 96. NORTH BRIDGE
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      131 11 I THE NEW WORLD j IN COMMEMORATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF j j THE DEATH OF DR. SUN VAT SEN THE NEW j WORLD AND ALL THE SHOWS THEREIN WILL I BE CLOSED ON SATURDAY, THE 12th INST. THEY j WILL BE REOPENED ON SUNDAY, THE 13th INST, j AS
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      138 11 MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW, MARCH 12. Sourabaya. Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly and South-East Borneo (Ban Ho Guan) 9 a.m. Sarawak (Vyner Brooke) 9 a.m. Java, South-West Sumatra. South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas, Timor Dilly and Western Australia (Centaur) 9 a.m. Miri. Labuan, North Borneo and Jolo (Kajang) 10 a.m. Japan and Korea
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    RADIO NEWS MALAYA SINGAPORE TWENTY YEARS OF WIRELESS.
    527 12 New Empire Station At Daventry. EDITED BY "RADIOFAH.") Twenty years of experiment and achievement m wireless telephony and in broadcasting an now bringing us to the great Empire station at Daventry, which is to be opened by the 8.8.C. towards the end
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    New Zealand's "B.B.C."
    137 12 An act placing the control of broadcasting in New Zealand in the hands of an appointed board was passed by the New Zealand Parliament recently, and the four main stations were taken over from the Radion Broadcasting Co.. Ltd., In January, when the company's five years' licence
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    NOTIONS FROM "RADIO NATIONS."
    695 12 World Broadcasts By The League. Details of "Radio-Nations," the new wireless station estaolished in the neighbourhood of Geneva by Itie L-ague of Nations with the cooperation of the Central Swiss broadcasting authority, are given in "World Radio." The station will be of sufficient power and of
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    Listen For Sir Malcolm Campbell.
    51 12 Sir Malcolm Campbell Is to broadcast tonight on his arrival at Southampton after his record-breaking land speed test in Florida. It is understood that Chelmsford (G5SW) will relay this. The time is not certain but It should be between 2 a.m. and 4 ,a.m in
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    73 12 A London message of Feb. 22 stated: The position of Irdia with regard to the Imp ria fiscal questions which will arise at the Ottawr Conference is being cons drred by Sir S. Hoai and the Government of Ind'a. but no statement is y t possible. The Secretary of State
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    REPLIES TO READERS QUESTIONS.
    111 12 What Has Ha PPenH Saigon P.H.H.. a Ku hinjr the Amateur Win Singapore*, sends th J 1. Is Chelmsford Singapore yet? 2. What wavelint"i ing on? op^ 3. What ha.s bappi The replies are mt 1. Chelmsford i uui cr two people in Sing; reception. Most
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      172 12 I' j Hutton's Famous i Pineapple Hams j at j GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Singapore Cold Storage Company, Limited Orchard Road Sub-Depots. RADIO AND SOUND ENGINEERS. j «Owt AGENTS AMP «WIKNI ATIVCS O* IM£ LEASING NAO<O M»XUr»CTU»[«I f 2, Orchard Road, Singapore. < ©mer Opposite Amber MMmAmh). iHt LARGESI SADIO COMPONENT
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      125 12 f\o.C ;,/J Ibß |J We stock the most exclusive range and Mains Components in laJ *>* Should you be seeking ft* J make your choice from one at tn* R. A. Type 100 P M net R.A A. Type 40 Morfw I™ WB. Typs PMI A WO P Baker's of
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      844 12 H HAT TO LISTEN FOR. htadio Stations Received In Malaya. Radio-Saigon is not transmitting, •wing to a breakdown. Programmes therefore temporarily suspended. At, time* given in the following litt are Singapore timet. MONDAYS. PETALING HILL. 55.5 metres, testing daily rom 10.30 to 11 am. RADIO SAIGON, 49.02 metres, 12 k.w.;
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      143 12 music (Preanger) at 11.30 ajn.; and from «.40 to 0.40 p.m SINGAPORE, VSIAB. 417 metres, a* on Wednesday petaling HILL, 65 metres, relayed oonMr. Goh Kirn Chen's residence, 1-A, Kirn Kiat Lane, 7.30 p.m. cert from Selangor Club at 7.16 pjn. Next transmission Tuesday. SYDNEY, VK2ME. 31 28 metres, from
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      251 12 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY MA'LCH |J, High Tides.—o.29 a.m 12 47 pm. Cricket: S.C.C. t. U. Services. SCC Football League: Div I, Malays i (Lt Road; Div. 2, RAI ii g Jalan Besar; S. Cattli Co i nb o. Police Band, Katong Park. 5 15 pm TO-MORROW MARCH Q High
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    F.M.S. FINANCES.
    675 13 AN APPEAL FOR ECONOMY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 9. An indication of the state of P. M.S. finances during the present year was given at yesterday's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board when the chairman, Mr. V. G. Ezechiel, read the following circular letter
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      504 13 split I PULLEYS. I PULLEYS I MAT WILL iP^I^S GlV j. YOU BETTER I RESULTS. I We irf y Stocks of Various Sizes oi Such Pulleys. I j ii; BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. j I [state Trust Agencies (1927) Ltd. I iflegrams: Telephone No. lv\r: rRUST SINGAPORE" £1 > I ABC
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      275 13 The Use and Abuse of Purgatives for Children. It was recently reported in an English newspaper that an eminent medical man conSemned the use of castor oil for children. Castor ol imposes a great strain on their internal organs, it was stated, and in the experience of the writer, many
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      225 13 prepared from jjp*^** Nature's Best Foods A COMPLETE FOOD "Ovaltine" is a pure, natural product prepared from Nature's foods which are richest in nourishment—creamy milk from England's richest pastures, malt extract from the best home-grown barley, specially selected eggs, and the purest cocoa. Milk is Nature's food par excellence. Eggs
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    SEPANG VALLEY ESTATE.
    515 14 DIRECTORS' ANNUAL REPORT. The annual general meeting of the St puny Valley Estate, Ltd.. will be held on April 6, al So—6l, Birch Road. E"remban, at 11 a.m. In 'heir report for the year nded Dec. 31, 19;il, (he directors state: The profit for the year amounted
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    CLUB FOR SINGAPORE GIRLS.
    849 14 OPENING OF PAVILION GROUND. GOVERNMENT AND MUTUAL HELP. "May the Club have continued success and be a recognised mstitute in this Colony." Wit,i that choice expression the Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke cut the ribbon spanning the entrance to the Girls' Sports Club on Wednesday and declared
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      106 14 Singer "Junior" Two-Seater. Singer "Junior" 8 h.p. Two-s;ater. Special features: Comfortable dicky seat for two at rca 4-speed gearbox with "Hi-Lo" g ar for traffic, w re wheels. r:ar petrol tank. Cycle Carriage Co. (H>26) Ltd. After middle age men divide intr :wo classes, the Dependent and the (ndependent. Your
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      470 14 I L A KEROL I the World famous Pastilles for f *i®®©© 1 C olds all cases J of Bronchial Trouble. A soothing 1 1 relief for Heavy Smokers. S i You cannot run risk with throat and bronchial > Their effectiveness in colds, coughI I troubles, they often lead
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      469 15 jjjgAM ER^SAHJNGS. I BRITISH INDIA I AP CAR LINES. I ted in England.) I .Ml I' tSSENGEB CARGO I SERVICES. I v.ND ORIENTAL STEAM l tC N CO LONDON AND 1 I MI SERVICE. I ntrael with His Majesty's I Government). 1 D FROM LONDON I am and Japan. I
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      580 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE (Japan Mail) TO LONDON. Naples, Marseilles, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. I KATORI MARU 11,000 Mar. 24 15 3 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 Apr. 7 8 X YASUKUNI MARU 12,000 Apr. 19 20 HAKONE MARU 10,500 May 4 5 S BUWA MARU 10,700 May
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      342 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. Sutf NORDDEUTSCHER JT*VTO LLOYD (Incorporated tn Ihljir Germany i The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. s.s. "HAVEL" for H'kong. S'hai. Y'hama. Yokkaichi. Nagoya, Kobe, Moji. Taku Bar, Dalny Tsingtau Mar. 15 s.v "SAARBRIICKEN" for Manila H'kong, S'hai, Taku Bar, Dairen and Tsingtau Mar. 26 HOMEWARDS. S
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      744 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deutsch IH n P Australische Dampfschiffs IQ < G Gesellscnaft (Comvanies Incorporate** tn Oermang.) OUTWARDS. HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1032. t ms. RAMSES via Manila Mar. 11 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN via Manila Mar. 18 m.s. RUHR omit Japan ports Apr. 4
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      317 15 INSURANCE. THE mSX south IwIpI) british IINSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INBURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. O. MAROOLIOUTH, Manager. OOce: 8, Plnlayeou Oreen. BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In the Straite Settlements. CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Authorised Capital 64.306,6*Issued Capital M*M*
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      630 15 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LIMOTiI, HEAD OFFICE: MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. BRANCHES: Singapore 458, North Brldgt IMA Penang 85, Beach Bttw. Malacca 131, Jonker Street. Muar No. 1, Jalan Bayan» Batu Pahat 109, Jalan RahaetA. Palembang If. DH Hong Kong 13, Queen's Road. Centra* Seremban 63, Birch Raad
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      502 16 j THIS PAPER HAS THE j LARGEST SALE. AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO SPEND MOST IN BRITISH MALAYA. THE PEOPLE'S PAPER; INDEPENDENT AND PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—IBS, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—IB-1, Prinsep Street. Apply B. Macaseeh and Co., 5-2, Malacca Street. TO LET—II 7, Kllllney
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      428 16 Le zJVlercie/s School. ESTABLISHED 1906. jl 218, Queen Street 61, Waterloo Street. Morning Classes smly—Primary te Commercial. No AGE LIMIT! Principal:—F. 1. MILES. TO LET. Comfortable Room To Let —21, Leinbu Rd. TO LET—Compound House No. 10, Rose Lane, Katong. Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET —Bungalows Nos. 1, Margate
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      727 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. CHINESE SECRETARIAT. NOTICE. TENDERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tenders are now invited for the regular cleaning of the Chinese Secretariat. Specification of such cleaning may b? seen at the Chinese Secretariat. J. A. BLACK. Protector of Chinese. Singapore Date of closing:—4 p.m. March 23, 1932 NOTICE. THE
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      524 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the business of Chop Cheng Ho and Co. of No. 125, Beach Road, Singapore, heretofore subsisting between Messrs. Chew Hock Seng, Chew Hock Lee. Goh Wah Kuan and Madam Chew Siew Neo and Goh Keng Phiow has been mutually
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      199 16 TRIBUNE SMALL \Ds j BRING RESt'LT^ BECAUSE THEY REACH THE j PERMANENT POITLATinx- EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND Study in your spare time. Speed Classes: Op >n to either sex ranging from 60 to 150 wo rds. J MERCANTILE INSTITUTE 16, Prinsep St. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Established 1928. (A Government Registered School).
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      399 16 MASSAGE M ANIC^ MASSAGE Mlsmko. No.ao.Bencco:»,^ o^ MALAYA TRIBUNE 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION BATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Delivery Including at office Postage jw or close Local rtopj residence. F.M.S., com* Yearly a.15.00 %21M m Hall Yearly 7.50 $10.50 tgj Quarterly I 3.75 5.2= ||j Single Copy 5 cena Copies ot back
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