The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 March 1924

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924. No. 11,136
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    THE DAYS NEWS.
    204 1 In thc House of Lords it was stated thc Governor enl was m favour af disarmanunt hi 1 did nc.l intend lo "ct Brita ns standard fall below saAciencj for protection Page 9. A movement is to he mad;, by the Darcy Con pany with regard t<
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    FEENEY AND THE FOE.
    638 1 At the little hon e m th< terrace bending away from tht s. d our board n% strength had nev< i be< n Feeney was and formidable. Tha uars and risii d [i F< ney's shock tactii (including si erance of our pipe de] arti il
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      212 1 PETTER OIL ENGINES ij^J GIVE ENTIRE i»^ SATISFACTION y Guthrie Co., Ltd. f% CC\ U WEEKLY PROGRAMME. iAcirriCS iiOt6l MONDAY— Tea Dansant. J UESDAY— Dinner Di j. Telephone 2020. (io Lines). Wednesday. t Ballroom m t lt Gr 11 R ij p.m. i- n.t. WEDNESDAY UAI"-LES ESTB A Orchestral Concert.
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      173 1 I i COMPARE THE WORK a tt-? :S3 h..> s moments of in--3m Mat*** -.':o:i no iess tnan tne arts sciences. But m the offices of and- successful executives, Royal Typewriter acts as an lization nerve-centre, transuting the quick spark of busiss inspiration into positive ns and completed transactionTHE MASTER
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      170 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Child's qualified nur-e Pag< 7. Exhib.tton of pictures a Rsfles H next week- I Estate and trui Page 7. Mun cipality ask foi surplus Paj S: trams— Pa.^v 5, Ea H Co. fit it'll- is- Pa.tre 11. I ai > Page i. a. h <!( rangemenf Page 4.
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      15 1 FOI R WHEEL-BRAKES I fsssssrW^? MECHANICALLY /a*jfK J X PERFECT Guthrie Co., Ltd. v!!>~ I
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      73 1 High Water, 10.67 a.m.. 11.43 p.m. il mtg., Kuala Lum Fhil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall, 5.15 p.m. Dalhonsie R. A. CI 0 p.m. B. I. oat Boxing, Bux vs Pelky, Malaya Boxing Stadium. m S 9th. High Water, 0.38 a.m. 0.44 p.m. High Water, l."> a.m. I.JI p.m. High Water, 1.33
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    39 2 I I MEAI X 1 \>\\. FRUITS es i RRY SI I I I si «DRII 12 lb. tin Bu r, Australian (fi 1 d< tin I I Kati 17 lb. Packet 90 1 44 20 I
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    57 2 rPaul Del at Yokohama killed m the great earthquake, tl .ml of her husband's ding to a Kokuaal U ">» Pans. The French [mm is tna f- ember ol the consular service perish m a shipwreck, his widow i< to be a stipend equal i.» two-thirds cf the alary, but
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      114 2 THE HAPPY VALLEY. (TANJONG PAGAR) j FURTHER SPECIAL I Attractions WILL BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY. WILLIAM GOSS VGE SONS. LTD. td.) PARK TOILET. o LADIES' SALOON. I $1 1.00 r MALAYA BOXING STADIUM. (Next IRON BUX YOUNG PELKY <V■ TEN 3 MINUTE ROUNDS Semi-Fi DOMMI SANTOS rs. U. Mil NX YOl
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      267 2 To-Night! To-Night!! 9.15 p.m. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF Blood and Sand AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE 4 pedal Matinee on Saturday AT 5 CHILDREN HALF P [N3 I i Prices $2 and 1. TT".'"'" M ■■'■>. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. r CINEMA A HOME Xo mere A the little ones
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      195 2 Alhambra From Saturday. Ist March, to Thursday, (ith March. In the Second Show al ?> p.m. sharp. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News, UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION PRESI IN Garrison s Finish In 8 Ri i has ah the, element.- of vith delightful roma irring drama, 1 medy to relieve the tensi
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    997 3 RUGBY VICTORY FOR SCOTLAND. I Prom Oar Own Correspondent). Edinburgh, Feb. f». S tlnncl (it eat( d Wales al Edinburgh m the 35th cncounte: between the countries i J y pcLiti to 10, thus winning tx first of her hcr.n match* for the season with Wh le Scotland's
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      227 3 A A A^m\ *****^L*tmmA*^. m**^rmm^^S—^ m \f^^lL'^fez*B*4w*\**tl^m^m*^^^—y^A OODOi -OTHERS GARS OVER 90 PER GENT OF ONE MILLION STILL IN SERVICt SIN< LIVERING T I! E I R EMBER, 1914, DODGE BROTHERS N MILLION MOTO R ARE STILL IN FACT STANDS ALONE— A TRIBUTE TO THE PRINCIPLES METHODS RESPONSIBLE Central Motors
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      23 3 For the b«st of every type, Artistic, Technical or CommarciaL RING UP Mr. H. N. BUCKERIDGE 65 Orchard Road (Next Palladium) 'Phone 1898.
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    FORD FORTUNE.
    629 4 SNOWBALL GROWING YEARLY BY £30,000,000. mt lit- 1 :-.t is the object <>f profound interest loth, I Wai Street and ("one: writ. dent of the': "Mo:: g 1 Wall Street compir that Mr. Ford on the basic of the market value of the Ford motor plant ami his
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    HOME INCOME TAX.
    122 4 Six Months* Casaceaaiea Abolished. London. Feb. 23 The Inland Revenue authorities havt thrown a bombshell by the announcemenl that people who reside for less than si? months m England are liable to pay Income Tax. Many hundreds of people have hithertt evaded payment by spending five (sic)
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1079 4 STATE OF THE COUNTRY. (From Our Own Correspondent). hui». in. Feb. ">. There is a little improvement m the state of the County of Clare, where minor crime, such as resisting the law m legal decisions, etc., ha^ been vdry prevalent. Taken all round, the state of
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    578 4 London's Historic Entertainments. Returning to the subject of- the old Lyceum, o. which we were spealaing m our previous article, it was here that Madame Tussaud, upon her arrival m England m 1802, first exhibited her collection of figures. It was not until 1809 that the building
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    SPRING FASHIONS.
    392 4 Though tht re an mar.y surprises to come from French dress designers, garment mak< rs m this country have already accepted certain ideas as to the general underlying principles which govern the spring season styles. Costume skirts are about the same width end length as during the autumn
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    THE FOUNT OF HONOUR.
    1106 4 If a few more Honours Lists like that published are issued from 10, Downingstreet, it. is not difficult to foresee that the whole Honours system m this country will collap«e. For consider whtt has happened. There was a little time ago a fairly widespread allegation that
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    BOOK REVIEWS
    318 4 Yang hue-FH. By Shu-Chiui merciat Preee, Shanghs I This book will commend S.ngaporeans for the raaaon that la a s.ster of Tuun-Chlung, b to the European communis Mrs. Lim Boon Keng. to who the book m dedicated. I, the presentation of a mate insight into Court lift the
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    AUSTRALIAN GROWN SUGAR.
    286 4 This Year's Yield revs. Tin- Director of Sugar Expei tions m Queensland announced n Jsi that exec li nt it ports wi v>' to hand ing the commercial sugai p, p assume that a ton >f sugar will tx l'a.tured from at least 7.5 t< M of
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    76 4 The appointment of Lord h First Lord of the Admiralt} more surprise than anythii comes of Tory stock. H Aral Lord Chelmsford, Chancellor I ruary, IBsBi being compi make way for his abler Cairns, without, aa he bitl im nth's not;, c which a old to a cook. The rea
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      293 4 ■^■■^^■■"kaeamaWaWaWaaiaSaaaa^aWamm THE DRESSING FOR HOT CLIMATES. ENSURES MAGNIFICENT TRESSES. rtOKLO'* U a tonic, cleansing, Invigorating preparation; causes the Hair to grow luxuriantly, keeps It aoft and pliant. 2 imparts to It the lustre and freshness of youth, positively 2 eradicatea dandruff, prevents Hair from falling, la the moat ff ff
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    THE FRANC FALLS.
    636 5 I day, tin French writer. GeorgO Baked me whether it was poeexplain the fall of the franc' policy," he said, "m the Ruhr I il; there is no unemplov--1 ranee as m England— on the ryi nc is rt work and earning t!l< i n harvest has
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    THE MAGNETO AND HOW IT WORKS.
    553 5 Ccmal'catei Mechanism Simp y Explained. "Hew does tht magneto work?" Luckily, magnetos very seldom do ko Wrchg beyond the hope of roadside repair. However I will explain as simply as possible. To understand the operation of the mag-: neto all you have to <lt)
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    SAFETY IN THF GLASS JAR.
    163 5 The^Sheiety of Glass Technology, the hai t of visit ne a fit -h town or of ta monthly meetings, met at thi M.t r <■ .11, Technology. rhe^chairman was Professor W. F. s. Tur•f the Department of Glass T. bnol< >f tht- University I effield.
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    A GUINEA AND PAPUA OIL LEASES.
    198 5 A GUINEA AND PAPUA OIL LEASES. High I ion* r for Au I ralia has ed parti civs of the new mineral oil end teal Ordinances winch became operain the territories of Nen Guinec and t jua on January 7. The Ordinances provide (hat a licence ited giving a i
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    30 5 .-\ny government formed m this country Will consist of Br tish nun and women, and noj t)f savage- longing to wallow m the o' their fellow-countrymen, Mr f> v.ald Ifoaley.
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    THE END OF A SPY.
    712 5 Austrian Officer's Suicide. T.'t suicide .of the Chief of Staff of the Mn Army (.taps. Colonel Alfred Redl, m a V.enna hotel m 1913, caused a great ensaton ween it was known that this nicer, who was formerly the Chief of the fespaOnage ana Counter-Espiorage
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    BIG SWORD FISH.
    186 5 The crew of th.- -team pilot vesseli the bead of the Bay are often able to secure fish o; a g ant size. The latest capture of th"i 3 kind was made the other day when an enormous sword-fish more than lo feet mi n length and
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    91 5 As an experiment it ha- been decided to *p:ve the Marconi Company a temporary license m India ..>r a period of throe months for the purpose of broadcast ing new; to be supplied by certain news agencies. Already the company has hten broadcasting daily programmes from Calcutta n conjunction wit
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      1442 5 I WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE For Coughs. Colds and Internal Troubles j NOTICES. SINGAPORE ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS, UNITED. (Incorporated m the United Kingdom.) O STOPPING PLACER. i o The Municipal Commissioners having no* approved for tramcars. FIXED STOPPING PLACES, these wiH be introduced, oa hII routes, On Sunday. <M h March.
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1033 6 IRISH MENACE TO SCOTLAND. (From Our Own Correspondent). Edinburgh, Jan. 6. The large emigration of Scots from the 1. blends and Lowlands and the still hunger influx of unskilled Ir h labourers, is tlj regretted m many quarters. Ultra ts ay that th€K are now over 600,000 Irish
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    THE L.S.P.
    339 6 seen m Ceylon. Ira D Vsso it'on ol planti scusf 121 c, and m the followii of the c ia made to the 1. S. P. Example ol Malaya. v aral >dy place o So. 2 Committee, it had. to be Committee was failing ma v paired some
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    126 6 The Bishop of London, who celebrated "his sixty-sixth birthday recently, gained one of the sincerest tribute- ever paid to any man from the lips of an old London bus driver. "Look at 'm," said the man to a passenger ie "driver's scat." waving his whip towards tbe Bis-hop as he
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      424 6 dEai. SKIN CURE I X CAj *t^^^m4^^^^r\*^ fk \J^*mV I i t v^ l PURELY HERBAL. W/HKN you apply Zam-Buk Wtt 1 X r *r M to any cut, wound. or sore you niay be sure you are using ByiE&*/ fml r im no risky cor oi anin r^* m\t
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      437 6 A WELTEVREDEN (JAVA), SINGAPORE *T KIJSWUKSIKAAT, 4 M, AMBER MANSION f A HYSWYK. ORCHARD ROAD i s) 'CORONA" f i 4 Flowershop f W SUPPLIER To THE GOVERN OR-GENJBRAL OF THE W i NETHERLANDS INDIES. 1 OPENING NEXT MONDAY MARCH 10th a i AT 5 P.M. k A BIG CHOICE
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    MAYNARD'S ANNUAL MEETING.
    878 7 CRITICISM HV SHAREHOLDERS. Tbe annual genera] meeting of Messrs. Maynard and Co. Ltd. was held at ChartBank erday. Chairman. Mr. K. A. Brown, presided, a there w i alt pi ent the bon*ble Mr. K< mp i Director), Messrs J. L. Law.. A. T. Hancock Captain Rushton,
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    52 7 arrii Bangkok I U y a i eligioi ride's home. ar and I held by tin of Negri he ground Sungei Ujong 1 iday was a verj pleasant affair and a de ided fi lancial success hi r I i hai <•<) am gely to t iu success of he
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      206 7 BUSINESS CARDS. :;;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::i::::: ::j::j:2:;% VTHLETIC GOODS ii f Sports and (Limes. H■• Prices moderate. I O. LTD.. J, High Street ♦♦♦♦•»nt:x*»'»nrt:t:.» PRAMROZ tVs. VERATED WATERS. BIG Assortmea*! of l HES of even scriptioa \t RENE ULLMANN 1 >ire -t Importer I VMESE TEAK WOOD. j IMPORTERS. M HENG— P.O. Box
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      295 7 LACE MERCHANTS. Hand-made C OB L. a SPECIALITY. A. L. HEWA .-v CO., 4 Dhoby Ghaut. PHOTO ENGRAVING. LLNK ART AXD < OMMERCIAL. of Blocks. STRAITS PHOTO ENGRAVING CO. < SAIL MAKERS. < Establish! d 1872). Mfaafacturers of Patent Canvas Bags tor Pack'ng Rubber. J HEXDRIKS SOX, 112, Middle Rd
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      65 7 I V SALE. 5 B B. 170 and 170 aikh I N 75 I •h Zahth Alkafl I leas ehold fand d h< bin Sha 1 S nth B l mad oil 00. EXHIBITION OF PICTURES. At the Rallies Hotel, on March 12th, Madame Schakel-Braakensiek show her pictures of the
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      387 7 AUCTION SALES. LV ORDER OF SIR FREDERK SKI JAMES, K.BR, C.M.( The undersigned have been fa you red with instructions to sell by !\.blic Auction a1 their sale-room, B iffles Chambers. Raffles Pis ON SATURDAY, Bth. MARCH, AT 11 A.M. On.- 5-Seatei 20 II. P. 1»20 Model Austin Mol >r
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      229 7 JSjOTTons i The house of reliability for Scientific Instrument Agenta for STANLEY Co. i td. NAUTICAL REQ ITISI Agents Cor HEATH ft Co., Ltd. WATCHES AND CLOCKS. Agenta for S. SMITH Ltd. Case of Drawing Instruments S7 Drawini P 5 Pamp Spring Bow Pen 10 Faber's SI 1 Rul r
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE
    20 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE FARR COLLIER. A: S A Singapore, on •">•.. 11. Pars as, Guy 1 F Ros 1 1 er.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924. The Khalifat Situation.
    566 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1924. The Khalifat Situation. We find some difficulty in* deal with the extraordinary situation which has arisen owing to the repudiation of the Kha'.ii by the Turkish Parliament. It is particularly difficult because we know that a great number of Moslems here, and presumably
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    The Crag Folly.
    543 8 Possibly we shall be accounted reactionary and unprogreasive, but it appt .d to us that ii" the recent statents regarding the proposed Crag Hotel, Penanir. are true. Council should ask very clearly for the matter •pie under close review again. V, is difficult to understand on what
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    LATE WIRES.
    305 8 [Reuter's Service.] nnd .n Mar. In the House of Commons, a private member's mot on was carried without division, affirming that thi' mmVi urn livirm wa^e of all workrs should be a first charmon industry, and calling for a special commission of enqi ir;. Sir Sytd Ameer AS,
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    394 8 Dur.ng his stay m England Dr. Day ed the examination foi membershi] the Royal c icians. (Al af. Mr. Lim Ei v arell-known Petowkay, i a bvs trip to v to 1 Monday. The lal of V Gabriele-rd. v President of the S mini:, sion. left 14,510 (i ty £4,252).
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    38 8 PEN \N(, MOTOR \c U)| N|s I (Fi m Pei The i •U I with th. Lam a- thin Bit a nightsoil van ai 15th., has i I at t* >, with cat: diivin, mam Odayachi wi*
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    WEDDING FARR-COLLIER.
    19 8 St. a (ju:. Miss R l ci held ii i white i a I Mrs. I I
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    EXHIBITION OF PICTURES.
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    LIONEL MONCKTON'S DEATH.
    16 8 T mcml many populai I Cingali The G and The I well 4
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
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    48 8 a— S Mr. J I a Tl ruarj 27tl K. v of thi A Bi stol ol t! e mas i It is p rop< ;'<>•• < arry ng senior offl At 1 p.m. M !hin< se deti l\\ Hokien, nam< accu?< d was pn d the Kuala Lumpur Pol
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      169 8 r^'" -r^?ff*'***^ B -THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO IJ. NAPIER JOHNSTONE'S J|k "N. J Club" mwttk CTAT^ U ■pSI MjU It. 11 i atdbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. (Im m Shanghai). r~&> i PATBONIBED r^S^^^S^E B^ K(n aIFY I BEEORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE Judge quality before price TRY AT THE FOREMOST JE>YELLER
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      62 8 1 PEARS* 5 1 GOLDEN SERIES. J < < i I I IMPORTANT. HON: SIR PONNAMPAkABt RAMANATHAN, Kt., K.t C.M.G. Owing to thi Blight indisposition of Sir Por.nampalam sll arrangements m connection with hia visit an i ed, till furth* i Tho who]*' programme will be carried through when sir
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    OIL IN B.N. BORNEO.
    50 9 DAKCV COMPANY ACTS. r 0-PERSIAN SUBSIDIARY. ReUtl Service. 1 1< wh n. M;»r. Bi itish Boi i thi Ex- which is an offshoot 1 lded I l ion oi N 'jl i( re. that the 250,000 I'l si... d with vi Ihe land, but it the
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    DYE FOR FRANCE.
    175 9 1 a Bill approt g h e B N w .< i ebj i annually, i < f wirll be .t In al Toulouse. IPANESI LOADLINES London, Mar. I. t ion United Kingf( to those appliI lit doe.- not i 1 ING MEXI4 <>. vico I J>
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    GERMANY LOOKING FOR NEW COLONIES.
    93 9 i I P H n K< l roup. 1 to explore the nd they Dut< h East In •a1 th( German group ■wn poll H consult th the 1 1 Adolf I i ies. Dur- Est f amber of the Demo- •me might result Gei
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    HOME DEFENCE.
    123 9 OUR AIR-FORCE STRENGTH. THE STRONG MAN I'M ED. [Ranter's Service. l London, Mar. 4. Ir< of Lord ha- paaaed without I 'division. but against the Government's' tbl motion of Lord Londonderry,' ng stress on the neceae.ty of mainta'.n--i c an air fore* sufficito protect against attack- by the
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    UNJUST STEWARD GETS BUSY.
    329 9 Riga, Mar. 1. A from Moscow says the pul •i ie-inv.ted to subnvit claims m et of losses cau ed by the operat of the White Russian armies, with a view em shortly when the Soviet starts n< ns wth other nation- as it ons. s.
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    TE LUXOR INCIDENT.
    292 9 M. Lacan's Policj of Pinpricks. Londi a, Feb. 1 ~> ol Mr < on Mr. Howard If the I sts m follow li. La world is likely to H a n to the Isma lian tmosph< re, wl ts feared would take of Egyptian autonomy. The tomb
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    ISLAM UPSET.
    314 9 ■TURKEY'S FATEFUL ACT. KHALIF EXPELLED. [Reuter's Service.] Ci -nst intinonlc, Mir th occasion of the fateful debate rda surrounded the Assembly which was pa Iced. Th spei h of Mustapha Kemal Pasha ime th« necessity of pur-rin^- re'i ron itical influences, unifying the 01 and purifying iho ju»t
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    U. S. DISCOURAGES IMMIGRANTS.
    387 9 New York. Mar. 4. The Commissioner of Immigration has d the steamship companies that beginning witn March 6th, all aliens arriving I as musl go to Ellis Island instead iding at the Piers as hitherto. Also no aliens travelling rirst-class will be examined at the quarantine
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    THE ELKAYES CASE.
    560 9 THE END IN SIGHT. When tre sixth day's hearing of the action by G. C. Evance, former manager of the Elkayes Match Factory, who claims damages for wrongful dismissal by Lee Kirn Soo, She proprietor of the factory, was concluded yesterday afternoon Mr. R. L. Ehu r,
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    CHINESE MEDICINE CHOPS CASE.
    338 9 The hearing of Che action by the trustees cf the estate of the late Thio Teow Siat,| a wealthy Chinese merchai allege that three medicine chops i the estate w, fraudulently sold by former administrators, who had since led,' to the defendant. Ch}}) Yit See, was
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    NEW TRAM ARRANGEMENTS.
    66 9 The attention of the public usinjr the trams is drawn to the fact that from Senday, on all routes, trams will stop only at the fixed Stopping places red hand on poles-, compulsory stop, white band on poles, request stop to pick up or set down passengers.
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      625 10 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Services ta LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE. LIVEkPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for all Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. PYRRHUS rdam,
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      542 10 STEAMER SAILINGS 1 ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated m England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer. Due Singapore. HOMEWARDS. *s.s\ CITY OF YORK Marseilles— London April 4 ♦s.s. CITY OF CAIRO Marseilles— London Apr. 23 PASSAGE RATES. *A Class Steamers Ist Class £86. 2nd Class £56. Deck £22. fB
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      458 10 STEAMER SAILINGS P. o. BRITISH INDIA AMI APCAR LINES. (Incorporated m England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMKWAR] For China and Japan. Marseilles, London Tonnage. S ngapo tonna. por KALYAN
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    PARISIANA.
    788 11 THE ILL- -REQI ITED SCHOLAR. i From Our Own <>n <•- pondent Paris, Feb. 6. Learning baa ever beon at a d scount m Paris, where payment is concerned. True, profeesora of psychology, euchology, '*.my. ethnology, conchology, and various other "nloL'if-," tind employment, while (averse to mastering languages though
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    HOME RULE FOR INDIA.
    355 11 View* of Home Papers. London, Feb. 20. The Manchester Guardian says the Govrnment of India is not bound to give efto the Assembly's resolution, but to ent re it would b* to give the Swarajist eader what he most deairee*, namely, the empathy and indulgence oi'
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    THE KING'S ARMS REVISED.
    193 11 THE KI NG'S ARMS REVISED. Lion ar.d the Unicorn which, have >r the Ci own m the R fcr the past fourteen years arc- to warfare m future on more lined lin 1 out and brushed heraldic Clarkson who wishes air d have and imi "supporters" of so illustrious a
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    PREPARING FOR NEXT WAR.
    237 11 P REPARING FOR NEXT WAR. London February 15. Lecturing Colonel F. G. r sLid that the tank was the greati the War. 378 tanks at the f Cambrai m N< IP IT broke Hindenburg Line to a depth I Britain to-day had four batof tanks and France forty. Our was
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    CONTROL OF SANDALWOOD.
    356 11 New regulations have been gazetted m W. Australia tor the control of the sandalwood industry. Under these i\nul -tions firms previously engaged m the induatry have been granted licences authorizing then t ti.'a indalwood tiom Crown lands, the tc^?l _r.:c nt cut m any year not to
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    CALIGULA'S BOATS.
    236 11 Ac dent it. a v v ry h has beef) made A group prominent S< by somi Italy's lias ap] for a grant m lire for the pos« •wo hou which were by tic ninet hundred years i at the bottom of Lak< V a ts are d<
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    LEOPARD ATTACKS BABOON.
    242 11 A your ale drill m ihc Zoo house has been kill mut !at< 1' opard m the next cat i The drill, known aa Mrs. George, had ipied a compartmt nt .v it ung 'iii!', named Get rge, and, thoug*h lived happ.'iy tofether, tiny were nevei on
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      FLEET OF MODEL LINERS.
      95 12 The most remarkable fleet of model liners cv fc r built is to be displayed at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley. The work has been done at the yards of Messrs. Harland and Wo'ff to the order of the White Star Line. The most anes/ting
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      SHIPBUILDING IN AUSTRALIA.
      219 12 New Commonwealth Steamer m Commission. Australia's largest steamer, the Fordsdale, 12,300 tons was due to sail from Sydney early m February. The vessel is the largest ever mad? m Australia, bein^ twice as bi*r as H.M.A.S. 'Adelaide,' which held the record. She was launched from Cockatoo Docks
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      PLYING BOAT IN BAD WEATHER.
      314 12 The sort of buffeting which modern flying boats can stand is shewn by the experience of an aircraft belonging to the British Marine Navigation Company. One of this firm's boats was forced to moor out m Guernsey harbour for 45 hours during' the very rough
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      A REAL THRILL.
      426 12 < Paid thc enthusiast, who was' staying at my hotel, "and try a real thrill knew he was bobsleigh fiend, hit aa i Had exhausted the more ordinary ways of falling down while trying the simpler skiturns, I decided to give my life into hi< .'iar.ds. So
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      683 12 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembing and Kiantan (via Jerantut) By train 6* a.m. Bangkok (By train) 8 a.m. Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, tak.ng mails for U. S. A. and Canada Kamo Maru 8 a.m. Karimon Soon Lee i) a.m. I Cuccb and Pontian Hang Chiap 9 a.m.
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      561 13 £_/\ivit_K SAILINGS THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. IHE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Lid. AND ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAM SHIP Co., Lid. (.AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE). (Incorporated m En-gland). jUI.M SERVICE TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK Vis SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. amera. Due Spore. Route For SGA Mar. 20
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      708 13 STEAMER SAILINGS Isthmian line Arriving from America via Panama and Loading for BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. MONTGOMERY CITY due Singapore Mar tt s.s. STEEL WORKER due S.ngapore Mar 95 ■A STEEL MAKER due Singapore Ap r 25 Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading to
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    THE ROMANCE OF PEARLS.
    505 14 Legends ol t*c East and West. le ture on the subject of "Pearls" was vered ly Professor W. T. Gordon at Sunt.*:- Novelties Exhibition, m aid f King Edward's Hospital Fund. Pi lessor G< rdon said that pearls the oldest gems on record, and their histon
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    BILKING NATURE.
    1200 14 THE APHIS AM) THE ALIEN. There is only one thing more persistent than Nature, and f hat is the persistent way m which man refuses to let' Nature take its course. All things flow panta rei as the Greek philosopher wisely observed, and J aa Proft isor Einstein
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    THE EMPIRE AIRSHIP SERVICE.
    361 14 Pler.B Well Advanced. Commandi r Burney i- one who ia not afraid of tin new Government, at least far a- his own scheme for an Empire cii -hip oncerned. 0 course ha be< n no tme for Brigadier General mson t<> formulate a policy, -till •ileaLiu
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    KILLED IN LIGHTING FROM TRAM.
    271 14 (22), of Oldham Road, was fined £10 al D I itly for driving t Rer cf tl üblic an,} motor-car knowing that the brakes were i failing 1 give audil le appro*: vi issed. ai stqual to an accident m h Mr. John Edward Holt,
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    RUBBER
    225 14 INCREASE IN ROM, COXsc^ Th, fl i; s I Hon I m, t, it i ra the out stand.ng •m increat sem. ol an. duction. Ex] tr'ei iQS.OCO torn. C< entirely accou the heme d< i of the L7n ted Sti <lnp llt first half of th( yeai bei
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    HUMOURS OF PROHIBITION.
    31 14 I which m, ded Ju i adi Of this, w! Forty thou iai toi tet:il numbi selvi s ol the prh ilege ol cants foi tfie r I
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    EXCHANGE.
    39 15 March. "5. Bank 4 m 2[4 uu Bank, den 2 l 3- 3' Private er< -New \crk. Credit! 1100 Indii Hnnsk, zokohama, den n Java, demand Bangkok, Sovereign, Bank Bo Bank of England I Bar Silver I ondon
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    PRODUCE.
    141 15 Gambier Jl'yl I 'i- 18.00 I k« rapioea 1 s dried 124 Opium, Benares unt. 4 Rice, Rangoon white 275 Rice Siam Xo. 1 for expert 3()!oo Rice, Siam No. 2 for export 310.00 Rice, Saigon Xo. 1 for export 232.00 Rice, Saigon Xo. 2 for export 213.00 Rice,
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    50 15 Yesterday's Alterations. Kamunl t 1.60 1.70 X T (1 00—) 1.40 l pkal< n I £1 I 15.50 P< ig Tin ($1 I 1.15 LIT' Taiping (fl > 1.174 1-224 noh < if, >,000 l 18 18.1 S S 54 per cent T.oan 1919 redeerosbl* 1929 $15,074,300
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    JACK'S METAL REPORT.
    243 15 I ondon, Feb. 6. ncy m i ad ha< made further headway dv and the sire to take m fore the threatened d i 1 stril materialise? ha ry m I need > con- .1 this ia (ft; n < r all-i ound impi tra le. r:
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    36 15 c Sng.ipnrc. Mar. (f, 1 2 noon Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked SI I s f*44K 14% s Mar. 144 4494; I 4« 40%; July-Sept. IT 47',. 1 Is. Id. Mark Weak.
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      331 15 t **^f-w-fCTO-g_woßSa-f__a^ *v BTTnnwrii-iißi— i—i its over $5,000,000. 3 m**"* 1 I***1 1 TUP rnri-T r»iomni^ I.T1 .T T TO w. Assurances m force over $17,000,000. ThE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. HiPAn nis-i-ra «t- (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) HEAD Oi- 1- ICE:- Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICF 12
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      249 15 INSURANCE, A~^_r-i _XV, mm^mWS^mS. (Incorporated i Great Britain). 000,000 FIRE, MOTOR CAR, COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, AND MOTOR CYCLES. it Malaya. BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (In tted m F.M.S.) MBINI vxi, cO JAVA SKA cV: FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. A-B FINLAYSON GREEN. Tel. 1714 Local Manager:--H. P. BAKKENIST. NEW ZEALAND SI RW; i.
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      517 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA m England by Royal Charter. o Paid up Capita] m 600,000 o 1 1 £3,000,000 Reserve Fund 3,800,000 Luscrvv Liability oi Tn. prut ors 3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. P 3B Blsi London, E.C Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hoi p„ ket Amntaar Iloilo
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      373 15 1 NANKING. j HONGKONG SHANGHAJ BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m Hongkon/) Head Offke: Hongkong. Authorised > $50,000,000 usued ana fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund:— Sterling 1,500,000 Silver $26,500,000 ueserve Liatahty of Proprietors 120,000,00 COURT OF DIRECTORS Hon. Mr. A. O. Lang., Chairman D. G. M. B. Esq., Deputy Chairman. A.
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      46 15 I ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by h A. D. 1720). FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. WEARE Co., Ltd Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. Branch Office 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manatrer.
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    OUR CEYLON VISITOR.
    297 16 818 RAMANATHAN INDISPOSED. Sir Ponnuanpalam Ramanathan, Kt., X.C C.M.G., companied by Laely Ramanathan anu their daughter arrived ir Singapore on I the N.y.k. Kamo Maru yesterday morning. The distinguished visitor wna greeted on board by a large gnthering repreaentativt of the [ndiai and Ceyloneae communities of Singapore,
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    EDUCATION OF MALAYS.
    370 16 A Kurd Proposed. fair ruth ng „f o ld boys and Lionel Wo .ward the Chief Judlc ncr, delivered ture Saturday at the N 1 rtitution 0 ation Hall. Rodger-ot, X Lumpur, on the Mr 5» Kicng and inti knew the -übject ie m this country. i
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    54 16 num V (hl;(h wh h been for a Co l 5 I E*n" .ll thl sUff of th B f >\V,-\; V 7***** 'or good on Feb. 29. science :n Bangkok Mr, Church "v v i" Maaonk mat. Vh "l MM offices m I-lge ainl Chapter working m oangu k
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    GERMANY'S HIDDEN MILLION IN U. S.
    835 16 One job for those expert? including thc thre* Americans. Messrs. Dawes, Young and Robinson who are to help the ReI arntiona Commission is "to consider means f estimating the amount of exported capital and bringing t back to Germany." In a Paiis dispatch to
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    S. C. R. C.
    35 16 Entries foi the tennis, billiards, ping-! mg, chess and badminton tormaments c now open and will close on the 20th. tant. Entry sheets are posted up at Club's Not! o Board.
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      S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      162 16 TO-DAY'S TIES. Newcomers' Handicap. Dr. Lindow vs. E. D. Andrews. R. A. Phayre vs. J. Berry. R. E. Smith vs. R. H. Mallinson. W. B. Penman vs. D. C. Walmsley. L. Gregory vs. C. E. Docker. L. Hobson vs. Capt. R. E. Vyvyan. E. E. Story vs.
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      PENANG FOOTBALL.
      40 16 (From Our Own Ccrrespondent.) Fenang, Mar. 5. The Wanderers (Malays) m the soccer ie, scored their thirei successive vicv by defeating the- Rovers (Indians-) by f< a: to nil. The Rovers put i:p a game to the eiie!.
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      FOOTBALL.
      57 16 The following will represent the Aston \thletic Club against tho S.C.C. at soccer on the S.C.C, ground to-day: Tan Boon Ens;; Tan Lei Wan. Yong Ngim Djin; Chia Gue Seng, Chua Seng Chye, Kho Koon '/am; Chia Kwang Hung. E. Chan Hee, Lim Vong Liang, Tham Cheng Hoe. anei
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      LADIES LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
      170 16 LA DIES LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The annual general meeting was boh: i i the Pavil on on Tuesday, 4th inst. Mr. A. R Linton In the chair. 1" minutes hay ru .i am! confirmed, tho Chair•l tht members to the n and accounts, and aft. tt the rd wn m
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      L. L. T. C.
      41 16 i- American Open Doubles Tournament. some close contests, tho tournated m a draw between: Mi-. Ward and Mi-. Hedley Stevens Jtephei n and Miss Shaw. aw will eyed off m the coui se the next few days.
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      MR. MACDONALD AND INDIA.
      362 16 MR. MAC DONALD AND INDIA. fall text mes rage despatched te India by Air. Ramsaj Mac Donald is dated January <». and i-. -ays Reuter, a- follows. 1 watch sometime- wit:, i.o little anxiety t it progress of affairs m India. During nil mj political life I have anchored myself
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    69 16 Programme af Drill up to and for 9-3-24. Thursday Bth 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall M. G. Platoon Testa. Friday 7th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall M Platoon **A" Company, Recruits Drill, S. R. A. (Vt. Gun Drill. Saturdaj Bth 2 m i Balestier Range M. Part i (Imtruct
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    M. S. V. R. RIFLE MEETING.
    206 16 The annual .V.R. B.R A >pen I rs, will be held _pril 18— 21 st, m pur. irst d-.y (Friday) thi orning aid aft .'lll start on Saturthe S -gj 'c, on the t Qui rifl as On Sunday and Moi Grand te, on
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    114 16 i The conflict between tbe Philippines Constabulary and a large number of Riorums at Badar, Surigap, at the beginning of last month, ecms to have been a bloody #fair. Ma vne guns caused 80C lasualties among the fanatics and 54 dead bodies were le t on the field to countera
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    15 16 Woman, at Kingston: It fa a false untruth, and I shall make you prove L.
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    STRAITS VOLUNTEERING.
    528 16 The Lumut Camp. In accordance with the training programme for the year the first of the Officer-' and N. C Os Camps commenced at Lumut on loth February. The camp was as alreaeiy notified intended mainly for tne Penang and Pro. Wellesley Wunteer Corps a certain number of
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