Malaya Tribune, 24 February 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. VtL XX. No. 46 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. Feb. 24, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933
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      182 1 Buy the The Picture Paper. 20 cents. Imodern™ 7 TP IN EVERY DETAIL/ N TAt A/W Austin Ten-Four tatrodachv this new model the Austin Motor Co., wished"—and It has been achieved. Consider I they are providing a type for which there is a definite these features—sliding roof. Tour really wide
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      102 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I It's Worth leaching For!! j ji
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      130 2 I Why envy me when you can do as I do? I j Buck yourself up with the energy food drink, Bourn ville f^^^ I *h couiiß, but your remaining •lock of energy. Bournville Cocoa can restore energy as no other (G^gĔ^ j article of ordinary diet has power to
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      143 3 i a tm 11 j J THE HALL MARK j MINERAL WATER j 111 PURITY j EXCELLENCE j f DON'T DELAY j ORDER PHfIENIX Sn| TO-DAY jtgpj Phone 3463. j HEALTH i <— |M I I II I H .»i!r.ts for everything in Life, the very existence of it, v
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      35 3 Balances and scales BRASS WOOD SCREWS BRUSHWARE MANILA ROPE OIL STOVES PAINT—ENAMEL OR READY MIXED RABONE'S RULES AND MEASURING TAPES. ETC., ETC. AT REDUCED RETAIL PRICES. Boon Seek Trading Co. 1, Raffles Place. 'Phone 3858.
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      120 3 In>rvalve Coup'ing Utti* hf Differential Condors g W. Dual mp* Ct» \7A Output i ran formers L.F. Trar.'formers <V Tun ns Crndciv n Drum Drive EMail Grid Condensers Output GMfcH IK* THE LARGEST RADIO COMPONENT MANUFACTURERS IN THE WORLD. FULL RANGE Ol COMPONENTS FROM SINGAPORE STOCKS. RADIO SERVICE to of
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      270 3 j i EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING 9URMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Famous Bri ish Dance Banco < Gramophone records > 3.00
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      378 3 station—2o.64 and 40.3) giving talks, usually 6.20 a.m. Monday. SYDNEY (VK2ME— 31.28 metres), address 47, Yorw Street, Sydney, daily 6.50 to 7 50 p.m. The station opens and closes with the call Mgn, followed by the call of the Kookaburra. News items are given at intervals during the transmission, which
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    Shipping News & Notices. A NORTH SEA MYSTERY.
    436 4 Shipping News Notices. A NORTH SEA MYSTERY. Deserted Trawler With All Lights Burning. A trawler, with all her lights burning, wvs found sinking. Tne crew of eight had disappeared; and the boatswain's body was found In the sea near the deserted vessel. This Mlmaiary reveals a bu filing mystery of
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    AN ISLAND KING.
    212 4 Scotsman Castaway In The South Seas. Ab.ut 65 years ago Captain John Dowdy, of Hunstanton, was master of a sailing ship oecalmed among the Solom:n Islands. He was £52 ?°2 a natlVe by a man who sprke The man t;ld him he had been shipwrecked .f the
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    HEAD-ON COLLISION.
    76 4 J2* tnc O.8.K. steamer Sanyo Maru" r836o tons), which had just weighed anchor t£ obj was about «o Pass the light house on toe breakwater in the port of Yokohama at fh. VH- e Melkal Mai U 393 t0nS >. Of the Meiji Kamn Kaisha, came into port,
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    ITALIA COMBINE.
    229 4 Third Super-Liner To Be Built? Rome, Dec. 30. It is reported that the suggestion of building a third Italian super-liner like the "Rex" and "Conte dl Savoia" is under consideration by the Board of Directors of th? "Italic" Shipping Combine. The aim would be to maintain three sailings
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    WHALERS FINED.
    77 4 End Of Recent Case In Japan. Tokyo, Fob. 10. As the result of further discussions on the qu£sti:n of the illegal entry into the port of F.tami of three Soviet it has b:en d.cided that the three ships and the captains of them are to pay fine of
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    CAPT. F. A. MAXWELL.
    61 4 Retired Master Of Indo-China Company. The death has occurred Ln Shanghai of Capt. Francis Aubert Maxwell, who had retired from Messrs. Jardine Mather on and Co. Ltd ab.ui tao weeks .':go. For many years he commanded the steamer "Kiangwo" and was well known to many shipping
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    AUSTRIAN LLOYD.
    102 4 Through without a sea coast. Austria h s I reived the old famous Austrian Lloyd and the single ship of this new company bsgan her service m bringing wheat to Europe frcm Quebec. Befoie the war the old Austri n Lloyd dominated the shipping in the Levant and
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    OPERATING ON THE CHINA COAST.
    410 4 Recent Transfers And Appointments^ Mr. S. S. Marr, from home leave, has gone third officer. "Hunam." Capt. C. P. Miller, from home leave, has gone command, "Hunan." Mr. R. K. Stott, from home leave, has gone chief officer. "Hunan Capt. A. N. Taylor, from reserve,
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    LOTTERY SEIZURE.
    77 4 One of the biggest seizures of po piu lottery tickets made in recent months was brought before Mr. Butters at the Kowloon (Hongkong) Magistracy when thiee boatpeople, two worn n and a man, were charged with ilhgal possess.&n of 59,560 tickets of a fac? value of $51,500. The
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      416 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR lines. (Incorporated In England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrct with His Majesty's Government). O"TWAr?r> FROM I.ONDON. Fur China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Rarrpura 17,000 Mar. 3 Bhutan
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      214 4 HAMBURO-AMFRIKA LTNIE Deutsch IJlfpS Aus trallschp Dampfschlffs Gesellschaff (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t ms. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 WORLD CRUISE 1933. t s.s. RESOLUTE, in port 8 to Mar. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Mar. 21 m.s. RUHR, via
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      327 4 120 S PAGES CENTS I WEDNESDAY and 5 SATURDAY j The MALAYA TRIBUNE is now 20 PAGES and I INCLUDES A FULL PAGE OF PICTURES I Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:SINGAPORE. Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station M-
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      178 4 Mr. S. K. Ibrahim, 503, Dato Kramat Road Penang. MALACCA. Hong Hin Co., 14, First Cross Street. The Lanka Store. 12. Jonker Street. M. A. Gomes Si Co.. 54, Riverside. PERAK 'mSLTZJST MWBy Btation T Ta<piS erSal B k Sl re N 81 MaiD Roadl The Taiping Stationery Store. No.
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      166 4 1 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST n is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and publtshed from the "Malaya Tribune" office* at 56-60, Anton Road, Singapore.It v being greatly improved by the introduction of many New I Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. f The
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      477 4 The undernoted are thn fixture.:- lat^ OCTWI£DJ. 5 "LAHN" for Manila, H o n *v l Snanghai. Japan and N .rth <? C6, I "SAALE" for Manila Shanghai. N. chinTa: d 5 HOMEWAHDS. I "PRANKEN- for G D a lb. I Casablanca. Amsterdai !p5 Hamburg and Bremen ,f:aa m. I
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    375 5 Mining Shares. t Pridaf 11 tun at quotations are Issued exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. S rin 23 9 1:4 9 18 20,- norn AuiU*i 11« n|. 119 11,- 12|--0 06 0.10 J §ttt*t 0.35 0.40 0.40 norn I*o H> b;- 7|- norn 0 8 1 norn
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    485 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. HOW RUBBER FARED IN 1932. U.S. Consumption At 1922 Level! (By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) C 3 16 cts., dow.i 116 ct. Tin (Singapore), $751., down Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 1 IGd., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet.
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    31 5 Me srs. f-'lnw nX latest bUj3rs price. %.00 0» U.B.A. Pacific Port, 2.00 "3. Tana Z£*im***m* ,uanty c.iK landed »ci„nts Continent 9s. per c wt MARKET: Nothing doing.
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    A BIG ENGINEERING DEAL IN BRITAIN.
    473 5 Businesses Acquired By Ruston-Lister Group. It was officially announced in mail I eek that Mr. Edward Barford. in conjunction with the Ruston and Hoiutby group of companies, and R. A. Li.sU.-r an.d Co., Lid., of Durslev (Glosj, ha;; arranged to buy up the businesses
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 5 Latest Quotations. RU3BER. London Spot: 2 1 l(sd. York Spot: 2"s (O.) cents. Singapore: 6'^—6'i cents. TIN. London Spot: £147 15s. (Down 10s.». London 3 months: £148 7s. 6d. (Down 15.,." Singapore: $73.50. COPRA. Messrs. Earlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.50 Mixed $4.20 The market is quiet.
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    RUBBER IN CEYLON.
    289 5 Restriction Proposal Referred To Executive Committee. On the afternoon of Feb. 15 when the Ceylcn State Council resumed after the tea interval Mr. Goo. E. De Silva (Kandy), with the permission of the House, moved that: "In order to rehabilitate the rubber industry. this Council do respectfully
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    EXCHANGE CONTRACT.
    345 5 Suit Against Hongkong And Shanghai Bank. Messrs. Asa Lees Co., Ltd., a well-known English firm of machinery manufacturers, have filed a suit in the Kobe District Court against the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Coiporation. Kobe, demanding payment of a:.mages for breach of an exchange contract; alternatively, a ruling
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    DAHAN RUBBER.
    208 5 Holders' Rights In NewCompany. The liquidator of Dahan Rubber Estates announces that the new company has been lesistcred under the name of "Dahan Rubber Estates (1933)," 13, Rood Lane, E.C. The agreement for sale to the new company lias been entered into and is dated Jan. 20. Holders
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    221 5 Empire's Twenty-Seven Miles. London, Fob. 18. The British Industry Fair, which will open on the 20th, again records/ an increase in the area cecupied this time of 17 per cent, rompared with The:e are 27 miles ofsta;d.; !a the special Empire marketing bcurd section at Olympla, :n
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    224 5 IBy Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.: Singapore. Feb. 24. Setting: London 4 months' right 2.. 327 32d London 3 months' 28. 3 13 \<id London'iJ days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d.. London 30 days' right 2s. 3 d.. London demand 2s. 323 32-1.. Londcn T.T. 2s. 3 11 led.,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    659 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Friday. 11 am. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraier and Co. and Lyall and Sratt: '"*ue Value. Fraser Lyall S Shares. 6c Co. Bvatt. 1 Ailenuy $0.45 10.55 10.46 $0 60 I Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 025 0.35 IA. IHiam 0.50
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      44 5 THE SOUTH j |3p BRITISH FI &E MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR «lU*AI«CI ACCEPTED AT WWmt CUEJUtIfT BATES. L. O MABOOLIOUTH. Manacex. Qraen. THE EASTERN UNITED M *CEANCB CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, "MARINE, MOTOR CAR IZ AND BBSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. B*4b Manger. Malacca Street. Btajapere
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      47 5 WATCH IT CROW! Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterty Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pays interest quarterly Begin your saving now. Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      304 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. «Inc rporated in England v SINGAPORC BRANCH: j 4, D'Aimeida Street. Authorised and Sub cribed Capital £2.0c0,000 Paid-i;p-Capi v al £1,000,000' BeeTTB Fund <md Rest 500,0<;J HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: 3 mbay. Calcu'ta. Colombo. Karachi. Madras, i Ama.a. Baghdad. Bahrein. Kirkuli. Mosui and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS
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      271 6 j THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES. J MATINEE TO-MORROW at 3 p.m. Two New World's Records! Sir Malcolm Campbell raises the speed record Metro Goldwyn raises the laugh record j j LAUGHS! THRILLS! SPEED!! Another Grand Show from Old Leo— j Brji^^^^^ Madge Evans Comrad
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      260 6 Amusements < 16.15 CAPITOL 9.151 TO ll rr\ f The Famous Star of m -Shanghai Express"— Marlene Dietrich j In Paramount's Latest Production. Directed by JOSEF YON STERNBERG— "Blonde Venus" with HERBERT MARSHALL j (Popular English Favourite). See Glamorous Marlene as Queen of the Paris and Berlin Night I C>ubs
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      223 6 I LISTEN TO THE FOOTSTEPS OF A.N APPRO GEORGE AJRLISS in "THE MAN WHO y 1 *j P jw„ fiESEBVATIOHS PHONE 6^^^ AS WE PROMISED-A GREAT sil ,n ILjACSC PAYNE A T y/k AND HIS A rf e 'ver^ And An Extra Special Programme ol "SHORI s SILENT PK TI
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    STRUGGLES WITH THIEF.
    159 7 Jewish Woman's Plucky Act. Giving evidence before th* q„ trate (Mr. A W IIS wJ£l d MaBis 11 h Cr At a Sh °P in Ar ab Street where she intended purchasing scm, arEfes Se noticed several Chinese on the five foot path Suddenly one man gave
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    GIRL'S PURSE FOUND.
    101 7 Indian Guilty Of Fraudulent Possession. Alleged to have been found in fraudulent possession of a purse containing $8 and several other articles, including rings and a holder, an Indian named Supiah was !"ineci $50 (in default two months' xigorous imprisonment) by tbe Third Magistrate (Mr J F
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    MANAGER CHARGED.
    154 7 District Judge Reserves Judgment. The case in which an Indian Mohamedan was charged witn criminal breach of trust in respect of $80 in cash and $600 worth of jewellery was concluded befcre the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. His honour reserved judgment. It a/:s alleged that
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    RUM-RUNNER FINED.
    55 7 The District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) imposed a fine of $600 or. in default. 15 months rigorous imprisonment yesterday en a Chines: who was found guilty of possession of a still and a quantity of samsu. the duty on ih? latter being about $18. He was arrested
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    GEYLANG ROAD FATALITY.
    878 7 Coroner's Inquiry. POLICE INSPECTOR AT THE WHEEL. A Malay Inspector of Police attached to tne Johcre Force was present in the Singapore Coroner's Court yes'erday when Mr. r. o Bourne commenced an inquiry into th death of a Straits-born Chinese woman who \\as knocked down by a
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    BADLY BEATEN UP.
    61 7 Seven Men Injured In Street Fight. Five Indians and two Chinese weu injured in an affray that occurred in Jalan Slit an yesterday. Sticks and poles were us d and k ome of the men were badly beaten up Hie police arrived in time, otherwise the affray
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      328 7 [test advertisements. Dr. ALE RHINE World Chess Champion plaj a .simultaneous match Singapore Chess players at PEL Coleman St.. Singapore, INCi FEBRUARY 26th, at to witness the exhibition. »I > MISSION $1.00. S cretary of the Singapore is* v to bear trcm local aril] endeavour to find suitable players, address:
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      234 7 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. A 7 r eo V nnn Fj Assurance in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) j HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building. Cecil street. Singapore. LONDON, OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. 80. Company hM £20 00 d€Po6,ted
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      353 7 Under the Distinguished Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR ft LADY CLEMENT! and Their Highnesses The Sultan and Sultanah of Johore. A Singapore-Jchoie Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibition will be held at the Nrw World. Jalan Besar. on April 7th. Bth and 9th. 1933. Entries of AgricuLural and Horticultural Produce are
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      104 7 MAILS CLOSE. lORROW. FEB. 25. >n Java, South-West -East Borneo Celebes, and Timor Dilly eral ran del Heyden» 8 a.m i rneo and Jolo tKajang) 10 a.m. Singkara) 11 a.m. iPalima) 11 a.m. I Van der Lyn> 11 a.m (kal and Sambas iToba» 11 a.m. Sin Aik Lee) 1 p.m.
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    THE TIN QUOTA.
    797 8 There is one industry which would find salvation in the war that some prophets foresee. The tin miners would progress in one quick stridj from depression to prosperity. For the time being, however, it is uncertain if the price of the metal could be held even at
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    213 8 A chamber concert will be given at the Tanglin Cub en Sunday at, 9.30 p.m.. the artists being Mrs. C. A. Bonenfant (piano), Mr. E. Dallio (violin) and Mr. J. Speelmanii (cello. On Saturday evening at 10.30, the band cf the "President Adams" will, play at the club. St. Andrew's
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    40 8 From China and Manila by the "President Adams," due at Singapore daylight to-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Paris Maru." due at Singapore on Sunday. From China and Japan "Honolulu Maru," due at Singapore daylight on Monday.
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    JOHORE'S EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
    376 8 First Unofficial Member a Appointed. It is announced in the Johore Government Gazette that the Hon. Sir David Galloway and the Hon. Mr. S. Q. Wong have been appointed members cf the Executive Council of the State, with effect from the 19th inst. This Is an important
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    Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL.
    303 8 Reducing Cost Of Living For Working Girls. The committee in charge cf the Y.W.C.A. Hostel have had seriously to consider making drastic changes in the Hostel rates to meet the different standards in wages and of living which now prevail. After much deliberation as to local cenditions and
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    THE "BUKU BIRU."
    138 8 New Edition Of Directory Of Malaya. published by Messrs. Ribeiro and Co Lid ha.s now been placed on sale locally, at 'the. usual price of $5 per copy. This is the seventh year of publication, and the. steady improvement in the style and setup noticed in every
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRISIS.
    76 8 General Election To Be Held In May. Reuter. Capetown. Feb. 23. A coalitioi agreement has been tentative y reached between Mr. Hertzog and General Smuts, whereby Mr. Hertzog will be Prime Minister and General Smuts will be also allotted a portfolio. The agreement provides for full maintenance
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    30 8 The students of the V. M. C. A. School of Commerce held their first literary debate yesterday. Mi-. Menon was in the chair und the debate was a great success.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    398 8 (BY "LOOKER. oy. Japan may discovei that« better Me than Jehol England has won the A a if she wins the final Test if up that Ottawa business. Darling was missed twice his innings. He may be a Darling of the gods. m a Hats off to
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    THE JAPANESE NAVY.
    54 8 To Protect Nation From Economic Blockade. Shanghai. Feb ll Admiral Osumi, Minister ol tl ir. a message to the Japanesr Na JapanX withdrawal from the I Japanese Navy must exert Its bR the nation and concentrate on tlx of any attempt to impost an c of, J,apan
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    U.S. WAR SECRETARY.
    20 8 Salt Lake City Mr. Georje Dern. «-0 announces that he has accepted j taryship in the Roosevelt
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    43 8 RADIO PROGRAMME. DO CLUB DLARY. on page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS. 0O PM A MANDORE'S CLAIM. 00 LORRY RUNS INTO STORES, on LITTLE'S NEW FOOD MARKEI ow SHIPPING NEWS, on pages 4 aoa SPOTLIGHTS, on page 13. MODERN SINGAPORE- IV
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      55 8 Latest fxV I Ladies' Toilet jl j Ware 1 U.S.deSilva Bros. 23, High Street, j j Singapore. j I i J «34 j j T.K.K.'S j RIBBER HOSE, i i I From 5 cts. to 16 cts. per foot. M m j TENG SENG 6UAN, j 634, North Bridge Road.
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    Jehol Conflict Rapidly Developing. ALL JAPANESE TROOPS THROWN INTO FIGHT.
    147 9 BLOODY BATTLES ALL ALONG THE LINE. Five Towns Attacked. Chinese Leaders Confident Of Final Victory. Shanghai, Feb. 24. raj:idly developing. All available Japanese troops inchow-Suichun* branch line are being thrown to the tal two divisions. Forty-two military trains are pro-
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    CHINA UNITED.
    165 9 Net Afraid Of Inferior Equipment. Reuter. I Shanghai. Feb. 24. Li L-.i Chun, former military ccm- rattment says he beli3ves that ;t- with China. China ha? rior technical equipment r. j ti: morale and moral support, is Marshal Cniang Kai Shck. C F: V s.. 11; and Mr.
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    JAPANESE NOTE.
    273 9 Advance As Ultimatum Is Presented. Nanking. Feb. 23. Japan-. t- N'ou v.as presented at the Foreign mis evening demanding the withdrawal n Cnin >e regulars from Jehol. d-tided to flatly reject the ,r di-mand for withdrawal of Chinese from Jehol—Reuter. Peking, Feb. 23. r M-ti Japanese circles believe
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    JAPAN AND POWERS.
    464 9 Notifies Intentions Regarding Jehol. Reuter. Shangnai. Feb. 23. The Japanese Government has instructed the Japanese Consul-General at Nanking to warn the Chines? Government orally to evacuate the Chinese troops from Jehol to southwards of th? Groat Wall Reuter. Tokyo, Feb. 23. U authoritatively stated that the Foreign
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    JAPANESE ADVANCE.
    1762 9 Chinese Form New Defence Line. Peking, Feb. 23. Reports from Jehol City stat3 that after three days' bombing cf Chaoy.vng area, a Japanese force of 30.000. assisted by 10.000 Manchukuo troops, fiercely attacked Chaoyang. The Chinese have withdrawn to the outlying deVchments of Nan-ing and Feipiao area forming
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    POLICE INSPECTOR STABBED.
    165 9 "I Was So Hungry." ASSAILANT CERTIFIED SANE. Whilst on rounds in the Kandang Kerbau District the other day Inspector Scully, of the Kandang Kerbau Division, had a narrow escap from serious injury when he was suddenly attacked by a Chinese who was armed with a knife. It
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE.
    200 9 Magazine Discusses Proposed University. Exc.lhnt indeed is the latest issue of the Raffles College Magazine, and the editorial board are to b? congratulated. The editorial discusses the education problem in Malaya, and much light is thrown upon th? subject. The proposal of forming the much-talkcd-oi Singapore Univcrshv is
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    LIQUOR OFFENCE.
    109 9 Fermenting Rice In Bedroom. Charged with possession of a large quantity of fermenting rice two Chinese appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) this morning. Mr. Rickard. of the Monopolies Dept.. stated he raided 54, Upper Chmchew Street, the other day and in a back room
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    WOMAN CHARGED.
    211 9 Court Sequel To Loss Of Jewellery. Malay women residing in the Geylang district were parties in case ol alleged criminal breach of tr:st that came up before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Boyd) yesterday. The accused. Raja Sharifa. was alleged to have borrowed a quantity of jewe'lery
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO.
    71 9 Alleged to have been in posse sion of a quanti y of contraband tobacco, a ricksha puller I and his far? were fined $25 (in default, seven I weeks' rigorous imprisonment) each by the; District Judge (Mr. H. G. Forrer) yesterday. I They were arrested on Feb. 13
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    MOTOR-CYCLIST HURT.
    42 9 Whilst riding his motor-cycle along Stamford Road yesterday afternoon A Municipal meter inspector fell from his machine and sustained some nasty injuries. Dr. Vellasamv who happened to be near the seen? rendered first aid before the arrival of the ambulance.
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    SIX MONTHS IN HOLLYWOOD.
    922 9 MISREPRESENTATION OF SINGAPORE. Malaya And Radio. Return Of Mr. Roland Braddell. "The mcving pictures which they show in Hfllywcod of Singapore give ar. entirely wrong imp: »ion of Singapore, and .ravel pictures which I «aw reprt enlrd only the «lums cf ths The people who d.livir.d
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      283 9 j natural flavour I products I Outstanding; among AYLMER Canadian Products are Aylmer Tomato Soup, Aylmer Tomato Ketchup and Aylmer Tomalo Juice. Once the fresh natural I flavour of this trio oi delicacies hi»s been appreciated they will always find a place on your shopping list. Ask your dealer for
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    Australia's Big First Innings Score. SETTING ENGLAND A HARD TASK.
    314 10 TAIL WAGS VIGOROUSLY. LEG THEORY BOWLING MASTERED AGAIN. The fifth and last Test between England and Australia, which was commenced at Sydney yesterday was resumed to-day when Australia, who had 296 for the loss of five wickets, carried their score
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    YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S PLAY.
    599 10 Sydney, Feb. 23. O'Brien and McCabe, who had become abator the f-urth wicket just before the Interval, each only having obtained a single with the telegraph reading 67 for three when the lunch adjournment was rncde. d to the b wling of Larwood and Voce. Rons continued
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    NONDESCRIPTS BEAT ROXY C.C.
    226 10 Playing on their grounds on Sunday against the Roxy team, the Nondescripts won by 7 wickets and 80 runs. The visitors batted first and scored 221. to which the home team replied with 291 for 3 wickets. ROXY C.C. H Boon st. Scully b Pereira 14
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    ANOTHER N.C.C. VICTORY.
    289 10 Playing on Saturday on their own grounds against Choor Singh's eleven, the Nondescripts won by two wickets and 166 runs. Scores: CHOOR SINGH'S TEAM. Ram Sinigh b Rodrigo 4 Ravihal c Pennefather b Pereira 37 L. A his c Silva b Rodrigo 8 Selakan Singh c Rodrigo
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    CHINESE BEAT S.R.C.
    106 10 Inter-Club Matches At S.C.R.C. LAWN TENNIS. In three doubles matches between the S.C.RC. and the S.R.C. at the S.C.R.C. yesterday. the Chinese won by three to nil. Detailed results: Chua Choon Leong and Yong Loon Chong H. and Dr Gde So "za 6-1. 6—3. Cheng Thutt Pitt
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    S.C.F.A. INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.
    505 10 Aston A.C. Beat St. Matthew's Y.P.G. ASSN. FOOTBALL. In the second round of the SCFA inter Club League yesterday the Besar Stadium. Aston Athletic dub decisively de eated St. Matthew's Young Pec ple T G Z d b y 9—l. The Aston backs, especially G im Seek
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    ANNUAL TREASURY AND AUDIT MATCH.
    135 10 The annual match between married and single members of the staff of the Treasury and Audit Departments will be played on Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the J.C.S.A. ground. Flayers are requested to turn up without fail. Teams: MARRIED:—Koh Chye Tuan or A. V. de
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    MID-WEEK LEAGUE MATCHES.
    32 10 English League matches played to-day resulted as follows: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Blackburn R. 1, Manchester C. 0. ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. III. (Southern.) Norwick C. 3, Aldershot 2. —Reuter.
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    S.R.C. v. WILTS "A" CO.
    109 10 A match will be played on the S.R.C. ground on Wednesday. Mar. l. between the S.R.C. and "A" Co. Wiltshire Regt. Raffles Institution team v. A.P.C. Sports Club to-day on the school ground: Jwee \eow; Seng Quee, Abdul Razak; Yew Leng. S. M. Ally, Ah
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    DRASTIC PLAN FOR SOCCER.
    195 10 Amateiir Clubs Not To Compete For The Cup. This may be the last season in which the famous Corinthians P. C. and other amateur clubs will compete in the Football Association Cup, says the "Daily Express" of Feb. 1. The paper understands that a movement, backed
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    MALACCA CLUB BEAT MUNICIPAL TEAM.
    101 10 (From Our Oven Correspondent.) Malacca. Feb. 23. The Malacca Club beat the Municipal team yesterday on the P-dang by 2—0. Jackson scored the Club's first goal and they led by this margin at the interval. Kim Bock failed to utilise a free-kick awarded the Municipal
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    JOHORE CHINESE F.A.
    116 10 At the annual general meeting of the Johore Chinese Football Association at the ciu«'5 premises, 31-A. Jalan Dhoby, Johore Bahru, the following were elected office-bearers for ?933: Presildent. Mr. Wong Shee Fun ireelected); vice-president. Mr. Tan Seng Kiat <re-elected); hon. secretary. Mr. Seah Sim Yong (re-elected): asst.
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    WEI-HAI-WEI CUP FINAL
    112 10 GOLF. The following are the teams and starting times for the final of the Wei-Hai-Wei Cup competition to be played on Sunday morning next on the Garrison G.C. links. Handicaps have been adjusted where necessary. GARRISON G.C.: 9 a m Squad Ldr. H E J Barr-Sim (scr).
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    K.G.C. LADIES' FOURSOMES.
    39 10 Eleven couples took out cards for thv ladies' foursome competition which was played of! on Wednesday afternoon at Keppcl and w'.ich resulted in a win lor Mrs. R. H. Wilson and Mrs. R. E. Morris. 48—10—37
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    31 10 The S.G.C. March bogey competition will be played on Saturday and Sunday, Mar. 4 and 5. The March ladies' bogey rcmpetiU n will b; played c'n Monday. Mar. 6.
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    R.A.F. MEETING AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    147 10 RIFLE-SHOOTING. Thf 1 first annual rifle meeting cf the Royal Air Force will be he!d at the Bukit Timah range to-morrow. The following arc the e\ents and prizes: Individual ;fle championship challenge cup, presented ty Group Captain A. H. Jackson; i Kifle team championship challenge
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    59 10 YACHTING. On Sunday the international sis-meter elect of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club will sail the third race of th- serin* pi three for 'he Guillemarp: Chailcnue Cup. Start in a.m. The "B" class will salt the firs: ;f a .< of three races for 'he WlnstCdt Challeug*
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    SUNRAYS A.P. OFFICERS.
    89 11 The f:llowing were elected office-bearers of the Sunrays Athletic Party for th- year: President. Mr. Teo Teow Vice-President, Mr. K:h Soon Huat; hon. secretary. Mr. John Wee: asst. Hon. secretary, Mr. S. Subrahmaniam; hon. treasure-, Mr. S. Krishnan; asst. treasurer. Mr. T?o Le lg Boon: audit:r. Mr.
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      823 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date «nd complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      263 11 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max Bright Mm. c v Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Stations. p g p Inches Hours Dcg p Alor S-ar 94 x Kota Bharu 87 Nil 6 9 tl T re T llwanu 85 Nil 9-9. 73 B.ikit Jeram 89 Nil 8
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    LORRY RUNS INTO STORES.
    293 12 Roofs Of The Buildings Collapse. iFi Cm Our Ou n lto i Johore Bahru, Feb. 22. On Sundny mcrning, a mo.or-lo.ry which vas being driven along the Seudai R ad to- j v.ards Johore Bahru. laden with tobacco n\d .egetables, sudden-y left the road at the
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    A MANDORE'S CLAIM.
    472 12 Action On Controller's Order. The casr hi which ltuttteh, a ttVUiCa sued Chonjr KfeUD H She nwftsr cl a mining concern vi Ip h. for the recovery i_: $867.20 which represented •*,>'.<>•; du3 sa. taken up yesterday in the* Supreme Court be: .t Mr. Justice itlUa Mr.K.P.K.
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    GROUNDED ON SHOAL.
    67 12 SHIPPING NEWS. The "Tcmohon." a boat ol 684 toi.s <nt). belonging to the X.P.M., grounded on a shoal on the Same.as River on Feb. 19 at 11.45 p.m. She was refloated on the 21st at 1 a.m. No leaks occurred and the boat was only rdightly dented.
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    ARRIVALS.
    131 12 "Indrapoera." Dut., 6,421 tons, from Souraeaya 24-2; for Rotterdam 24-2. •Kampar," Brit., 489 tens, from Ma'aeca 24-2; for Por: Dickson 25-2. Katcng." But., 863 tons, from Bangkok 24-2; for Bangkok 28-2. Dukat," Njrw., 761 tens, from Bangkok 24-2; for Ba igkok 25-2. "Retch," DjL, 278 tons, frcm Sea 23-2:
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    GRUESOME FIND.
    52 12 Lecomposed Body Of Chinese Youth. Th' poli f making inquiri 5 tht finding oi iht Aecanpi»:d boiy of a Chin.*? youth, discovorea yesterday by a number of Indian labourers whilst they vere at work at the 8\ mile. East Coast Read. Th bedy WWt fo;:nd in a patch
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    MORE GRASS FIRES.
    135 12 Paniher Jumps Out Of Burning Bush. the Fire Brigade had another busy day y:sterday They hud two Mill lioni Holland Road, two from Serangoon and one from Dory-.t Road. They were all grass fires with the exception of one. Th? outbreaks in Holland Roai were not of
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    LITTLE'S NEW FOOD MARKET.
    352 12 Reproduced abjve is a picture of the ne.v it .'rigvrated Supplies Section of Messrs. John Lit ie and Co.. Ltd.. which was opened last rk or. the ground ftcor of ihe store where b for? was housed the silverware department. Perishable geed cf all kinds can
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      81 12 "PINEAPPLE" BRAND HAMS BACON j j "PINEAPPLE" HAMS BACON j are the finest procurable j always fresh and delicious i as new shipments are constantly arriving to meet the ever j increasing deman Is throughout I Malaya. j j SiNGAMM (CMiSTCMCif e l! D ©rclwc! KccicS and Sub-Depots I If-'
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      7 12 KOLYNOS Kills dangerous germs in your teeth.
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    Is Janet Gaynor's New Hair Style Popular?
    1705 13 p.. most famous dance featured in the film iMusi! now shewing at the ture is not simp.y l and but the narraman story linking the forC day. Feb. 28. the PaviVbt Man who Played A list picture. I G< Arlisa plays the role
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    PRIZES OFFERED BY ALHAMBRA.
    99 13 had Gaynor "Bob Competition. V a picture of the 'new" hi appears in "First Year. Ibe Alhambra. Intendinvited to enter a contest, daj oi the picture and end the m prt«e of $10 a eeconj J". w c isolation prizes of :.'ary tickets each. ffered for
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    FILM OF GRETA GARBO.
    188 13 Actress's Threat To i Producers. CCOUnts of m y Private life that have E red UD new are unauthorised and and I am taking slops to prevent tBH sort cf thing happening." So declared Greta Garbo, the Swedish fim Jrf. the film ccrrespondent of "The Daily
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    DWARFS AND AMAZONS BATTLE.
    162 13 Arena Scenes In "Sign Of The Cross.' 9 m£m7w\£?£»£ T thous d years ago, beasts TaTtmel °2 2 CoUntless and Nero, recently re ?-u£d l a iwuu) resulted in one of Holtw. oH' t strangest searches for talent HoU r* -<** auSty c t %«TLi\rrz t^tudir^
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    ANY HUMAN TYPE OR TRADE.
    529 13 They Can All Be Found At Movietone City. A ship's captain, a milliner, a refrigerating engineer, a landscape artist, a fire chief and a piano tuner f .rm a queer combination. Probably the last place one would look f.r such an assorted group of workers
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    NOEL COWARD'S TRIBUTE.
    82 13 Hotel Sc f is* 11-y January 10, Lftgg. Dear tinXleld SheeUan: text ana ™rit of m £L^Tr' I"**1"** to'th. the-response of LotJ JE2L' ItT doubl thrilled at •enlevement. P ubl lc to your brilliant congratulation/ I**'*1 CCBpt ■""Me** UUSttS and *oi rum Corp'n. -nmtrm ■ollywaoi, cLirornia, WAHD
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    MODERN SINGAPORE.-The City Of Opportunity. IV.-SLAKING THE THIRST OF SINGAPORE.
    786 15 MODERN SINGAPORE.- The City Of Opportunity. IV.-SLAKING THE THIRST OF SINGAPORE. AERATED WATER MANUFACTURE. UP-TO-DATE METHODS AT FRASER AND NEAVE LTD. r and perfecti n preparation of sweet trated by a visit to the Praser and Neave. Ltd.. hirers, of Trafalgar mo Neave arc equipped machinery and the ixperta ensures
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      242 16 M HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. m If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 193)3. AT SIANG LIM PARIv GEYLANG.
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      460 16 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Tea Salesmen. Apply 115, M.T. WANTED —Lady Canvassers to sell French Hats and Dresses on Commission Basis. Handsome Commission. Apply 22. High Street, between 3—5 p.m. WANTED—Advertisement Canvassers. Only those with previous experience need apply. Apply personally at the office of the Straits Chinese Monthly, 67, Bras Basah
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      325 16 EDUCATIONAL. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40, NIVEN ROAD. Receives students from Primary to Standard VII and Commercial Class. Assures success In public examinations. Entirely under new management. For particulars apply Principal. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short S'reet, Singapore. Envoi for
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      535 16 I SLUMP I ECONOMY! I Then don't throw I clocks, watch--SmittlKTM!., them a "new h useful to v LOW PRK j It pays you to consult pYick Woh fling 429. North Brid Se Near Middle Road. Contractors for Repairs of and Watches to the Britj* Regiment of MALAYA. AUCTION SAUT"
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