The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 March 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. YM»\ ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    143 1 \t xesterday x meeting ..I Hi. I Council, the scheme f»i the entr\ ol \m.Uh into the Malax an (i\il >« r\ <• was nutlined by the Governor sp»t lal branch entitled the >traits Settlements nil Serviic K to Ik- formed, and a programme ..f training of
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    LOCKED DOORS
    1131 1 I casual eye the Priory would stil appear to be one home. Its oddly place* and tin unssqwul windows are such aft any Tudor residence may accumulate in tht course of centuries. The dividing wall between two gardens might have been set up at any Y.'_\a:.< but at
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    STOP PRESS
    109 1 STEAMER ASHORE (Sec Page 9) II. .uk k..iu Mar. C. Butterfield's Anhui has taken off all tht passengers and crew from the Antung and is now on her way to Hong Kong. She report* that the Antung is holei fore and _._d is likely to become a wreck.
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      239 1 feIGIA TEA thv fre>hnt>>s nd fragnuii. nt thf II a l«y a n L:ardtn> i >our home. RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL KtX)MS WITH HOT (OLD RUNNINC. WATKK TOMGHT SPECIAL DINNER DANCE n <*o x jomi:piii.\i: TOMORROW TEA DWCE-6.15 p.m. to 8.15 p.m. and SPECIAL CRUSE BALL CABARET WITH nido
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      119 1 ANNOUNCEMENT THF MANAGEMENT OF THE ADELPHI AND SEA VIEW HOTELS TAKE PLEASI RF IN ANNOUNCING THE ENGAGEMENT OF I— THE IMANOOFFS FAMOUS VIENNESE WHIRLWIND DANCERS and MISS ANY ZOLNAY (FROM THE BUDAPEST OPERA BALLET) <7* miiti through Singapore GRAND OPENING NIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 9th, 1933 AT THE I ADELPHI HOTEL
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      191 1 rhe Inn. heralded r. U-llion has broken ..ut in t'uha "'age S Further outrages th< I Ktei railv-.^s have hern reported l*a*_e X British railway* are considenn:. redu.tion ..i fares to a penny a mile V.i_e S. proposed hi n aland- 1'.... Ihe < ..mt P'.il it lp divmisM-d i
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      12 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN M ALU
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    KUANTAN NEWS
    290 2 Y -UiMik-Ut epcr Acquitted •I [\n\\ [From Our Own Correspondent] Ku.iului. Mai The whole of Thursday morning and the best part of the afternoon was taken up in "hearing a charge of alleged theft of $16 preferred a_ a Tan.il. named Thelanayas-am. alias the property of a compatriot
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    THE GRAND BALLET
    131 2 I'ii Help Ihe lnltlr.il \id Sot'ietv Once again the grand ballet is being produced, this time in aid of the ChileSociety. During the past tew years when the»e charming dancing performances have been given, over $11,000 has been distributed among the local charities. This year's performance win
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    REMANDED FOR SENTENCE
    123 2 Malay's D. tll p„,. u h gj Trmst Charge An extraordinary defence to a charcriminal breach of trust as a servant, we forward by a Malay, who appeared befo. A w Hay. the Singapore Second PoUce Magistrate yesterday. When charged with criminal breach of tr.ist In respect
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      548 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE is t-.'.'-r.-. that tenders art now f<>r the following materials or mm W and that particular^ of s uch tender.may be obtained In the Tn.vr Room M ipal Offices Supply of 150 P K 0 4 p.m. March 13th. 1933. ply of coarse sharp
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      191 2 BOARD RESIDENCE. jj 3 TANGLIS HILL Near Garrison Golf Course Tel No. 3798. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS W All ABJ.F PERSONA 51 PERVISION Mlrlinr tft-TITftTflfTT Write fur appointment Mrs Mji.l.- MANOR BOUSE < hani <r\ I. an* PRIVATI RESIDENTIAI H« >1 t 1 Own-licenced I UK. HIV REtOMMI Mil l>
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      213 2 I*l lbi O LET. 312 Orchard Road. OFFICE 248 Battery Ro**d Ind fl-tor. Apply Guthrie an -J I- Pasir Panjang. two storey bungalow. I bedrooms with bathrooms attached, rubber floor, large lounge. tennis and sanitation. Apply to the British I Malaya Trustee and Executor Co, Ltd. Tel. Meg. BARGAIN ADS.
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      166 2 THE TORTF on re 1 h '-u I Jiv continue to sir m DR VAN VXECKS ABSORPTIfI PLASI. A no case of this pehdhl malady i too stubborn or too lung Btandtni eoßapkeU'iy and permanently orned in- eaw appttcat-.jti and wonderful power 0* abserpCfOB of DR VAN VLECK'6 ABBORrTrti PLASMA
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      214 2 IHK WEEK i -i :•> High Water 05.0*. 7.2 f t 21.00. 6.5 ft. Ifaiae a Electric Lighting Ltd.. annual meeting Evatt and Co. noon. Children's Concert. Memorial Hall. 5 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League Anson Read Stadium: B S.C.C. Oolf: Spoy Lines Oolf Club Ladies* Monthly Medal (Boge Wedneodor. Bth.
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    ENGLAND TO AUSTRALIA IN FIVE DAYS
    286 3 ■IR A! *N JAM'S AN .•.n. I" Kefuel in the m the Evening Hews* Star Amnl fly to Australia, via Malaya in The paper reports as follows m :ang News understands that Sir Alan all shortly set out from <*• *b» moM ambitious venture
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    MANY ORDERS
    175 3 Su< cess «»i British Industries I air I .-.lnn M.im h Th Pah ends ind the rally agreed ,eiy satit factory business has been don J H ha* la^ Although no specific figure: are yet a nrms have large blocks of a :oget'.u. with a number of small
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    11 3 was product Paisley in sign language by deaf and dumb playeea
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    DISARMAMENT
    89 3 I 'rem in* and Komun Sit ret an in (.<> To Gene VI London. Mai The Foreign OOcc has Issued Um folio•h in a full a.' m Mr Eden. Parliamentai :y for Foieiyn AfTan w \vd the United Kingdom .r G .a 1 of the pnauA position at th
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    MOTOR TOURING
    81 3 \.\Y\l. Arrangi-mi'iits With (VUim Association A. A.M. memi C and take with thim their cars or motor cycles can. by Oft 1:. ;>•.';.• hum the AAV tOMM dull. ment be? I M and the A A •I j a in' serb :....r- BdSJ ■•■<: lon. driving pennll by
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    9 3 i The Rev. William I'- I he was 98.
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    ARTIFICIAL RUBBER FROM ACETYLENE
    172 3 ARTIFICIAL R UBBER FROM ACETYLENE i.TSSIAX cuKMisrs Said to Require No Academic inn Zelinsky. a Russian rht mm producing am: I rubber from .a > ■■■.>:.• Tass Au< air ah..:.:'. <:al large plai ft *I M I i L'nion d i ft ftl r Am Zelinsky \s process, m pel
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    NEW DEAN OF DURHAM
    21 3 London, M.r< h Dr. Cyril Allngton, Hes n I S Qted Dean of D w, who i
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    HELPING WORKLESS
    82 3 SIICCeSSI i:i wUKtAT} EMmriM 1,..,: .1 The Minister of Labour. Sir Henry Belt, refe-red in the House of I to-night to the excellent and successful work don voluntry organisations in finding occu, for unemployed. He claimed no political credit for their < I i arose cut of a
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    141 3 Programme of drills up to ana for tndtol Mai eh 12 1933. IfamU] 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters. A c ntarv Parade: 2nd Bn. Sic Sec.. E- .Chinese, dv Weapon A (Malay) c- 1 .on Training. I I Parade. "D" <E.: c mmm fun toon Parade. Thursday. I If
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    SMOKE-HOUSE FIRE
    26 3 Klans Mai Hie smoke-;. nr Estate, Mi was destroyed. The was summoned as Klang .mmond. but the fire had toe ...id ant! m buildinc.
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    NORTHERN IRELAND LOAN
    18 3 Louden. Mai I Unci' made ii 00.000 loan for th« O) of Northern 1 i
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    CHINESE STUDENTS
    226 3 Technical Training in Britain A Chinese Industrial Mi sion visiting Britain has expressed keen Interest and promised every support to a scheme to ctve Chinese students .ical trainine in Great Britain. For many years there have been isolated arrangements by a few British engineer lng Anns of trainine
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      11 3 and ([flummu's loo! f~ r\ MADE IN *> fj I ENGLAND j
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      67 3 FOR ML PROBLEM OF R^T WAILEB DOVB BnU.iUSTIC r ,>, \m grebi BLAC K BRO*£ GRF/V R>l BW TtD ENGINEER LIMITEP] B _rl _____/^^___^^___S_________S2a Y Vlirt m.il l\> linhh a in i ha i»i._ki»\k viiow I are equally as good as they were Soap is excellent f<»i Wf use., dm
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      43 4 I der the Patronage of H.K Sii < -iru-nti. .M.G. and Lady Cteawii Grand Ballet IN AID OP CHILDREN'S All) SOCIETY VICTORIA THI.UK VPKII l•' Mh. „1 -„1, .1 ,i VIM-MI. :»th ;H ADMISSION i.m $i.te IVKMM, a v I KOOlal\|p AT M ITU
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    HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MONTH!
    206 5 HE'S OFF HOME NEXT MONTH! if- Worries Him. Lucky man— off to n**ngfrnd in a few weeks J hugely elated at the prospect, ready to MM the most of those few sunny and fine 6, '.ag days which occasionally happen betwaaa Mm October Looking forward to travelling thJ peerless English
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    Disaster Wrecks Famous French Auto Factory
    232 5 i\. V\\M- i.IIKHS \i:.}\!lM I'KKSIHKNT: Ihr Prince ul Wales wm a- «f I'r ICna. \in I'r.-ideJit of thr Arr?«Ua« aad the ArWMMm trade irlfiration «»n thr. arrival in London. Ih.r, 111 a Stale pr»l«— i— to the €«rlt«l Hotel. Our pictur*- -.hows: Ihf Trim,-
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      60 5 i PAVILION RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 TO-NIGHT! VOW LET'S LAUGH— j "I HANDED KOIM Ills s BKi RFI) Bl 1 ONI U\n WORM. I WIIAI U \oi HAVE WHEN V(>l SFK 'TROUBLE PARADISE KRNST It ItITSCH'S DARING COMEDi Starring HERBERT MARSHALL CHARLES RIGCiLEa BNTAKI) EVERETT HORTON MIRIAM HOPKINS- KAY FRANCES ;'if£Svj*
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      77 5 FOUR WEIRD SCIENTISTS USED THIS BEAUTIFUL GIRL TO TRAP i SAVAGE KILLER! the plan failed, M mm m M her own fathn\ W-% #-^^^ff|l e I p I e and P^ -^a| Manac I e (L she W r Jgffm iaw the liend I I approach her V..U have never
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      198 5 ill i I f i u 1 1 f 1 Pwl! lnßa The unanimous opinions of Singapore'*. thre< papers tell their own stor\ here's i *-1...v<, WELL WORTH SEEING IOAIN BENNETT, BPENCEI II VCY IN FOX MOVIETONT 'S ME GIRL TO-MORROW— MATINEE at p.m. Kpi( drama A COLOSSI'S from M-G-M
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  • SPORT OF THF DAY.
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      JARDINE-MASTER OF THE GAME.
      957 6 JARDINE-MASTER OF THE GAME. ENGLAND BE B TEAM IN EVERY v.\\\ Ashes Victory Analysed At Hmk England won tne Ashes and won them well. PUttini aside for the moment the question of boa lint tactics whirl, baa aroused some h land have proved them_selves conIvely tltu team everyhere: in and
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      BITTER CAMPAIGN
      436 6 What JurdiiH' Had i<< Vm v In the face of the mc*- lewspaper campaign an England captain has ever had -o face. D has led England to a wonderful success. N( teling that Austratates an Evening Standard cable. i ecret that the English ;o a in th* ail
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      LADIES' GOLF UNION
      208 6 -1 url nl.-ci A tour In New Zealand. Australia, and South Africa arranged by the Em the Ladies' Golf Union was criticised by delegates to the union's annual general meeting in J London and au over** helming vote in favour lof curtailment was carried. The matter will
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    BOXING FIASCO
    292 6 Meen Makes Another Sorr> 11 Reggie Meet. juaiified t« uth round ot hi- figh at Leicester, writer Fred Dartn The crowd came earl}', and b> I must have been 4.000 in the area aSotted I those who could only afford, at halt ■a. to sUnd and aait A
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      301 6 THERE ARE THOUSANDS oi nun who can fix' a broken Remember automobile but how Our k Patching up' costs motor owners Workmen excessive and unnecessary sums of money each year Are ml Pic/ted And the motorist usually blames the ear Men i ii. i And ithout a doubt it pays
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      103 6 EmJinecpsGakk containing the widest MA ehoice of engineering fl| aouraea In tha worid flB Ihowi -o. how »c K» aSt a>iad Qual'ficat on u u AM.Ia_R.CJ A f- I.Mach I AMI E.t C» G MKAii V A M I .iruttt AM*. '•"•I M>ttl4ion«l»llNMll7l Tr%.ninj until u ccm*„ u G •-»__>•
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      152 6 \u| PAIN Sin i ties and pains are not inevitable When they do come, there is alv.a, for them— a cause that can be own m Is a little lesson on gr "For the last t. Kruachen Salts and I not am them lam Th not a pain in my
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    ASIATICS TO ENTER COLONY CIVIL SERVICE
    6176 7 SPECIAL BRANCH TO BE CREATED Governor's Announcement At Council Meeting Yesterday HILL TO RF.SIRICT CRACKER-FIRING Sir (ceil dementi On Curse Of Noise In The Tropics Probation t>" <•'••.•: mm m srhenii' lor the formation «-i 'r N' 'i »*.*n ixil MiiUT uhi, h will
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    NAZI BLOW TO BOLSHEVISM
    613 7 WHIRLWIND ACTION IN GERMANY Thousands of Arrests Made tison church of Potsdam, when ie Great is buried, will be used for session of the Reichstag. Nazi war on Communists persons in l alone totalling "00. prominent Wa Da >crat In I a de. rlaimni!: that the
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    GOVERNMENT'S POWER OVER EVIL SPIRITS
    817 7 DEFENCK LINE IN CRUELTY CHARCK I Foster-Parents and Boy Who "Degenerated into Monkey" bo a little boy of seven years of age wen recounted m th» Third Police Court Mr. J. V F. Grt: --iday when II Winter, assistant protector of Chinese women. iiited in.
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    STREET CHASE AT JALAN BESAR
    666 7 Two Constables And T*o Civilians Wounded CHINESE ACCUSED Assize Story of hnif° The hearing was begun in I j Assizes yesterc.. I Mills, of a which Chinese! L...\w. named Ng Onn. :*ged on three counts of causii.. hurt to two police constables and an Indian
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    KLANG MURDER APPEAL FAILS
    217 7 KLANG MURDER APPEAL FAILS I HINESE HOI SI in K) I Sequel to Heath of t>lrs. Wallace (From Our Own Correspond Pook Tiong who was sentenced It deatfe Justice Thorne on February- 2 for tl.e murder of Mrs. Wallace, appealed against **fct tlfriekm to a full Court of Appeal at
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    YOUTHS TO BE SPANKED
    326 7 Ki) ishii Puller KnhrVcJ nl M mi. Alleged to have waylaid a rikisha puller and robbed him of 40 cents four Chtoeee youths, including a schoolboy, faced a chaise jf robbery, before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the flin^ sore Criminal District Judge, yesterday, when Jiree were
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    CHOPPER ATTACK
    223 7 ■N«. Monty" As Mit-^.l Moth I A midnight chopper attack by one Chinese of a house at Paya Lebar on another ras described to Mr. A: W. Hay. the rrtngepam (1 Police Magistrate, yesterday, when the 5 was found guilty and fined $40 or six >rous imprisonment in
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    DEATH OF SISTER ST. CATHEIRNE
    41 7 -m Our Own Ck>rrespoi-dent > death took place this morning, eg Daun Hospital, of Sis' was well-known and popular to s where .he had been stationed before her t0 Malacca thirteen yars ago. The funeral take to-aeon
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1933 THE DRAUGHT ON THE DOLLAR
    854 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1933 THE DRAUGHT ON THE DOLLAR to ease the pressure on both state and national institution.The fundamental difference between Britain and America so lar as banking ifl eoneerned is that the American system was born ol prosperity and is organised tor prosperity It net
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    70 8 All the Amum taC Cap and League tball mat civ ■;>•>:. the grounds were unfit for play J F s. Carmichael i.- on home leave and I Mr. Bernard Goldman, ol K mm A Serkam as acting manager. Mr B Williams, c. I MA _L, has M Legal Adviser. P.M.S..
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    107 8 LATEST TIN AND RI'BBER PRICES AND STERLING RATES FREE PRESS SERVICE COPYKR.iH'J Rubber and Tin pnco and the sterling rate in New York and PAIA specially, cabled to the Fn I > ress arc as follow RIBBER London. .Mar. Spot 2 1 32d (2> B d Forward 2
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    REVOLT BREAKS OUT IN CUBA
    115 8 WIDE REPERCUSSIONS REARED Bitter Guerilla Warfare in Interior long-heralded rebellion ha* brakes out In Cuba, accordingly to Cuban refugees ed in Florida, who include the t\-Pr. :>'• V' Miami correspondent A the New York Times, quotes the ex-President as stating that the rebellion at present
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    PENNY A MILE
    118 8 Faro Reduction on Horn. IvailxNays I March 3. A big bid to restore railway prosperity Mr! the drastic reduction of fares was foreshadowed by Mr. Whftelaw when presiding at the annual meeting of the London Hbrth i After allusion to the attractions of reverting to the pre-war
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    SABOTAGE IN ULSTER
    70 8 Railway Smash \arrowh verted Belfast, March 1. -•her outrages on the Ulster railways have been reported. Fish-plates were removed last night on the N C :•■:>:■ train was derailed but there were no casualties. The points were Interfered with on the line between Derry and Brrahanr with
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    36 8 Belfast. Mar. t. Thirty people were injured as the result of a crowded mail train from Bolfoit to Londonderry being derailed and wrecked on a sharp bend, apparently oaring to Urterferenee wßh the potato.- Reuter Wireless
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    THE KING'S HEALTH
    65 8 I Mar. C. It is stated at Buckingham Pal. that the King is better. The cold is following a normal coerr His Majesty I is carrying out routine and official duties. but U astf unlikely to be able to hold the t of Uie season at St
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    BELLICOSE PARAGUAY
    43 8 League Tighten* The \rm> Kmharuo The Council of the League has appioved of the plan for an embargo on shipment, of every kind of weapon to Paraguay and Bohvta. America will be invited to co-operate and course of action. Reuter Wireless
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    UNREST IN SPAIN
    48 8 Alleged l*rutalit> <»1 i\il (iuard* .d-.«i Mareh J. A vote of censure on the Government In ronfii Hun with the alleged brutality of the ouards at Cssfivkhss recently, whan 23 rebels were pot to death, was defeated to-day by 191 votes to 128, Reuter Wireless
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    ANGLO-FRENCH AMITY
    32 8 Premier Daladier To i^it London I'trix M-ir. h 2. I is understood that M. Daladier, the Premier, will visit London within the neat ten ci.tv 1! is. j Reuter Wireless
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    BACHELOR'S TAX
    29 8 Substantial la\> in New Zealand WelliiiirU.il Marc I, An equivalent to a bachelor tax. estimated oduce £25,000. fa provided for to the an Repn*ei natives Reuter Wireless
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    12 8 Four pat n M s. varum sv masters are la can. Kline
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    MALAYA'S BEST CUSTOMER
    498 8 MALAYA'S BEST CUSTOMER Effect Here ll I J Cvreno Depreciate Malaya has a very definite uu. r ->< i; t} (decision of .Unrrtra In regard to Standard. There Is a cansidrrab. trade between British Malaya and for both ruhher and tin. Ukin. half of the total production of _>■ ties.
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    RAILWAYMEN RETALIATE
    104 8 n in -lino n \.o i I'ax < i.tPSriaMar Wishing to protest aeaui pay A civil servants to Prance ■round railway employees to-day aiam navel way of demonstrating tog the lefutotluns Consequently, passenfers at Ma found only the exact regulation nun ■■awi'd to the carriages and or. while
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    MR. CERMAK DIES
    62 8 /in. M.i- Charge rr *»i Mr Ormak Is dMd. It is twdecsUKx be indicted far minuter R. Mr AutcMi CiTmaK Mayor of received his fatal injury at the ban Saltan armin £ingar__, who wbund*-.: people at Miami on February Id UA a rain of pistol shots In
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    EVEREST AIR FLIGHT
    34 8 Plant- IL-.tilr Thro... I I Sand < H -fft^tiy after Ast three ptanee for t h< I ■meat espedttlon left tar Amman this m-«>w H _mypt _b^w i— f i Reuter Wireless
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      181 8 (OATHS PLYMOUTH GIN _CAj-pB-X-«_j BT SPLCIAI TO HM •iPPOLNTMFNI wESSSw RING OFSIAM DIAMONDS SFT I'I.ATINI.M KNGAGEMF.NT KINGS AND F.TKKNITY RINGS. also Bridal prt^eut.. In diamond r*>t WaUrhfti, Broo* he*. Bracelets, Pewl Neefclat-ea. LAROEST -AND WEIX-SEUXTTEL) STOCK DO NOT FAIL TO ENQUIRE FOR SAME AT SINGAPORE (JEWELLERS) PENANG. 19 21 High
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      70 8 J BEAUTY PREPARATIONS Nourishing Cream Foundation Cream Cleansing Lotion Oninjje Protective Lotion Hand Bleach Toilet Soap Face Powder Depot British Dispensary, Ltd, 33 Raffles Place Singapore. MOST OLDFASHIONED CARS, declares an expert, bk quite all right. As far as they go. Hut, covered by "QAFLAC" MOTOR CAR POLICIES, cars new
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  • U.S.A. VIRTUALLY OFF GOLD
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      EMBARGO on EXPORT OF BULLION
      554 9 EMBARGO on EXPORT OF BULLION President Roosevelt's Emergency Proclamation SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS Hoarding Of Coins And Currency Prohibited YESTERDAY President Roosevelt issued a proclamation when,-, th, I export of gold and silver from the prohibited though Mr Woodin. the Secretary to !> tt.m emphatically denies the United States Is
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      $3,000 MILLION INVOLVED
      34 9 I* ir-T.Tia.au b a.0at.000.000 dollars are In- la^seda. Ailsuua and Utah. Aamumm afsshingtun correspondent. Mr. Roosevelt *W*-ed to Mr. Hoover's plan for iAa Federal guarantee A tank deposits v Reuter Wireless
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      AMERICAN TROURIST'S PLIGHT
      32 9 Iliome Mar. l r k*an vtattaia to Italy base bsen aflsetsd i,h tbam here to-day. consequently many of the! visitors have found themselves In serious diffl- 1 Reuter Wireless
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      KAFFIRS REACT
      65 9 lohuniieNburs Mar Reacting to the American crisis. Kaffir shares declined appreciably on general nervousness and there was eery heavy selling and on the week prices slumped an average of ss. There were exciting scenes st call when the downward tendency was maintained, all stock being affected. I ..m1,..,
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      258 9 Feared liisc in Value of The itn I ..km Mar Although not entirely unexpected, news of the imposition of a gold ban in America has cawed considerable perturbation throughout the country and consternation to many as its it feared that the resultant rise in will be a serious
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      RELIEF IN CHINA
      126 9 Bankers are chary of commenting on the reaction, declaring that everybody In wai the fS of the US banks. No business Is being done f\. ep; the r.\jL'.\< .nm «l ..:>* < -'■-i Whe:. the x ".<: :v..irK- --1.. Vm- t-«,.:i-. to one per cent Increase. I
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      592 9  - GUNS AND STORES LEFT BEHIND Sin Chew Jit Poh Disappearance of General Tans Shanghai, Mar. h. To RfOM bdllf disarn icci by the Japanese troops, all the Chinese farcea fotantecn and remiiars. In Jfehol beuan wn hdrawin^ yesterday. Those in North Jehol are withdrawiiil; m the directutn of Charhar PtOVIIICC
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      BRITISH VOLUNTEERS
      93 9 Men to Chinese Legation in London London, Mar. I. <.. >m» n are offering then services n._ th> hundreds of British ->, ,>p!. whe applnd to the Chinese Legation here dining the p;ist few days, in the ol being permitted to a sist China in thi JAuA fighting
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      CHINA'S DELEGATES RESIGN
      41 9 (ienrva. Mar. 2. It is ascertained that Mr Quo Tai-chi, Dr. Wellington Koo and L)r W W Yen have cabled to the Chinese Government at Nankins i C: ci< 1. i at. s to G. neva Reuter Wireless
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      NORTH CHINA QUIET
      40 16 Reuter Far Eastern Tokio, >lar. H. :.e Ye he i port that tin m mum OMM AUU far but repoits indicate that Marshal Ohsnfl m I ng is secretly sencim. his personal PTeneh Concession in Tientsin, ta.
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      CANTON'S ATTITUDE
      93 16 and ii. Mar. ti. < of Ha I nth weal has cabled to Nankin? and Peiping uruing the >f tlie Japanese demand I Ye Ami by th- legations. Central t:- I 4.uined in I Baa H> valley ordered to •.>■■ I UHUaUt m north. Two Japanese iteanwri have
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      77 16 Reuter Far Eastern M<r^i >t\\ M.tr »i. \Y "A >■ GMMM nil!.. ORRI SPOXDI I VI 1 Peking. M.ir. V It 1^ It ttMH HMM authoi at T been asked to make enquiries as to three correspondents who set out for ChihtVn- from Jehol City just before the C*^*T*— f
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      14 16 Peking. Mar ii. \Y-*rs Ekins and I.attimore ■>■: Sutton have returned to Peking safely. Reuter
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      JAPAN AND LEAGUE
      89 16 Tokio. Mar >■ Following thi from Hm league. :o be notified formally about March 20. Japan will continue to parti in international conferences under the League auspices "to thf same ext* of the Japanese P i office. Press despatches indicate that the Japanese now hold all the
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      UNIQUE TRIUMPH
      1122 9 Wave of Opinion Against Communism As a result of the elections lield on Sunday. Hitler has become master of Germany. His party commands a clear majority, both in the Reichstag and in the Prussian Diet. Berlin. Mar. li. t*-_B| tn AaA tUMUm issued by the Election Oommisai Nazis
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      94 16 Berlin M.r There have been clashes In some parts 8f the country. In Breslau a Nasi auxiliary policewas shot dead and several persons in- .red A N .-Communist clash occurred at Worms and resulted in one Nazi being dangerously wounded and nine Communists were arrested, while at Offenbach a
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    WAR DEBTS
    103 9 Possible Conference in April London. Mar 1 The War I> M negot.ations b ween Britain and America In Washington will possibly net m mUUti until April or even later It was originally expected that the confennc. would begin after Mr Roosevelt, inauguration to the Presidency on March 4th
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    STEAMER AGROUND
    67 9 Danger of Attack By Hainan Pirates Hong Kong. Mar. *>. HMS Folkestone sailed to Hainan tand by the Butterfleld and Swire steamer Antung which ran agTound and was holed in th h>iv peak at Mofu Point The Anhui was ta___f off passengers at Hainan which is a well-kn<-v.
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    38 9 A battalion dance will be h'ld at the M V.C headquarters on Saturday. March 18th when members of St Patrick's Society Malacca, are invited as guests. All members of the M.VC. arc asked to wear white evening kit
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      527 11 to eikopi: FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VI-. COLOMBO. BOMBAY. SUEZ, PORT SAID. ALEXANDRIA. NAPLES. GENOA MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore-. Penang. N. York ii.rrison Mar. 11 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Apr. 25 itß Mar. 25 Mar. 28 Mar 3u May 9 Pres. Pierce Apr. 8
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    483 12 WHAT TO DO WITH BOOKS MONEY AND ROOM Good Luck Wish of Suicide BBoflß aol Mbi MBMenfl evidence to show tin tat. ul his mind the verdict nt Blrmm: h I Ml Al Saoun. aged J4 Birminu'ham University student, of Park Hill Mori was found
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    CO-OPERATOR'S DAY
    133 12 At an informal meeting of the chairman of i the 13 Co-operative Thrift and Loan Societies registered in Singapore, held at Fullerton Building it was decided to celebrate "Co-operators' Day on Saturday. June 3rd. by which time it La expected that the Singapore Co-operative Union will h^ve been
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      745 12 Burns Philp Line. I (Incorporated In Australia. FOR BRISIUNK, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular amAUm sailings by the well-known steam- MARK'. I A (7.375 AmU and tbe M mangola OmmmAfl ax MARELLA is one of the largest and finest BBBMH trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      260 12 TRANSLATIONS from or to Dutch. French. German, Norwegian 000KB TRANSLATION REAL. 39 Robin>on Road I.S.K.LINE. ISIIIHARA INDI'STRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO (Incorporated in Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVK I FROM lAPAN Due Sad Mar. 13 Mar. IS lOR KOBE <l-s\K\ MOM \W\l\ N-\<,<l X WD <»h«>l| AM Due Sail MARU
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      185 12 THK KAST XSIATIC CO, LIMIT!'' (Incorporated in Denmark: Tvi^hrao 5323 PASSENGER \M TO OBBOA, LONBON Prom Prom Prom *'><m S'pore Malar-. P- FIONIA I 3 ERRIA 99 3 29 3 3 LALANDIA 18 4 18 4 4 MEOBIA ALSIA 99 5 SO 5 SI 5 BORINGIA -B/6 10 6 21
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      711 12 MAIL DESPATCHES IKAIN Bangkok atary Bnlordag 1 pm I:i\ daj 7.30 I K .all Monday to Frula 7 M an: Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan < via Jerantuti Monday to Friday I M Ki,. 1 1 ia Jai ml B Bal a daj 7 aji Kelantan (via Padang Besan Monday F_ida\
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      190 12 in Heutsz. Dut. 2749, fron; Belawan Deli 6.3. for China 9.3. Lipis. Brit 460, from Kuantan 6.3, for Koa&- 8.3. Angby. Sar. 419, from Sibu 6.3, for Sibu and Ports 11 3 D Ir. 761, from Bangkok 6.3. fenBangkok 7.3. THF Sl\(,\i*Ol.E EIARBOI'K BOARD Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected
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      WRECKED IN A STORM
      102 13 Tin Survivors of .lunk Arrive >i junk crew of al 1 Dttteh Wast m landed in Singapon m l Free Press is i that IB I Tav while on ti. Dutch West Ban and WM n| If The elc.en men who manned the boat struggled long
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      CARGO LINER OR TRAMP SHIP ?
      297 13 CARGO LINER O R TRAMP SHIP HM 1> M ti HBBBBBB to M Ordered Vaen of tramp shi|)> continue tc repafl still declining busines .irgo liner to showing distinct signs of improvenn ae head of the Norwegian ship:ig company. Wilh Wilhelr .sen. wh.ch owns one of the largt f motor
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      MOTOR TUGS
      211 13 High -Powered Vessel* on the Thames i In view of the fact that an order has been placed for a high-powered Thames lighterage > be equipped tvith Die-el electric maehinperhaps of interest to summarize the progress already made with this important type of motor vessel. About 13 years
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      177 13 P.. in th( Ea hrn': ¥.'<:. :a for Lx>ndon and h media t ports are: -s M. M. E. Alison. Master M. J. Alison, Mrs. D. Anderson. Mr. J. Mrs. J. Bailhe. Mr I Wt Mrs. I J Bu:. M .1 H M: dt Chain et. M: K
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      DJAMBI RIVER BUOY
      29 13 According to telegraph ..ted March Tom IBt C r of Navigation at Batavia. the gas buoy on the Dj.nmbi I exhibiting a red lis 1 burning.
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      24 13 The Messagertes Maritime? liner. Gi I lfetatnger. Is exp. mi Wednesday and will leave for Penans. Colombo, Djibouti Suez. Port Said and |fl p.m.
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      ON DUTY OR NOT?
      423 13 Sailor Who Fell Overboard While Asleep The House of Lords d earIrboard of Get 0. p a seabad ;.|).tirr::. v 'n;' 1 i'.- i., was bl iutd met with M •>■ i employment r:.- e in OK 0H court on an appeal by t.. Qhu I
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      LARGEST GRAVING DOCK
      111 13 Opening By The Kin^j Next July London. Mar. 3. Th< ..as a heavy IBt of important engagements during the coming months. It is now decided that he will open th new giant graving dock at Southampton during July. The new dock, the largest of its kind in
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      JUMPED OVERBOARD
      98 13 Ship's Chinese Clerk Missing On a: rr. a. in Singapore from Pontianak on Saturday morning the master of the Raaß -hip s No. 3 cY. i S.-ah Ens. K .id tumped overboard on the previous between 4 and 5 am about 15 miles from th.r nearest island The
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      PASSENGERS OUTWARD
      189 13 Thi following passenger.- .vailed on the P and O. Chitral from London on Pebruarj 17th foi Far Ea-t Corndr Sir J M .".in;. 1- D.5.0.. >SC Mrs A B Brown. Mr.- Behr Mi I B.i:: MB W Am, Miss k CAA n M Di Dewar. Mr. J I
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      25 13 Tli. f mU O Somali has left Hong Kong and 1 expected to an a( Su ajjon in< She ui!l pi alongside sh .Boarßfc Utaut
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      248 13 ft A 1 K tXf,,M,re Btrong taa lorI or »ri«d 1 y a ncec i "•Ifaid n Si •to P»War*B€ tbc natural \II soft no or the i a I 4, 'HAZELINE* X SNOW" Vanishes without trace of gt >s Takm fm the AmUbag. pots for the drmmmg-tabk, ■it in
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      289 13 SP^mT^ V ft i TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA V AND MOST OF THE U.S. A \V| Tin- \tw Sn Hi' < anadian National K:.iiwara» the bost t.l tho marvel lon (anadiai R par -g.lt" Par* [__4jP in the hi-;,.: .> mounUin beauty, mm *r™S i ravel straight thi out I,
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    BRITISH MOTORS
    479 14 Standardisation To Lown m|| *R be at once apparent, even to the most casual student, that the mciern British car has attai pre.ent efficiency largely as the result of intensive research by and on behalf of the industry, and that, ir pro*: the up- tc -date model, and
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    PETROLEUM CONGRESS
    203 14 Vriaimt'incnN Km* I .-.nrinn Arrangements are proceeding for the World Petroleum Congress, organised by the InstituA Petroleum Technolc. held in London from July 20th. to 25th. next Apart i technical discussion., these include a recepv :.al Oil I the Royal Agricultural I iet and concert, exhibition of films,
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    SIR PHILIP CHETWODE
    67 14 London, March T' 1 I i pn n of Oem sn- Philip OB thl Bhl sion to the fa bal William Robertson. Sir Philip Chetv.o.a- has t in-Chief in India -:n. i i:a> Hi < a on. n mm. id. i th. ,ai I iireat part m'.
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    GET THAT B.B.C. ACCENT
    248 14 I WHY FASCISM IS CALLED I PASHISM Sarawak the following recommendaWmt i-< ißrea OOtBt) accented). Burnocst -d). S:thcrn <"th" as in irrence "u" aS in "•But"' I Concurring Second syllable ♦as in Southern English i ;iscatcry COofisca] ion Cotillion <"o". first "i". "o" accented. I Ciinnoleen
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    MILK AND HONEY
    139 14 PlhliJßi) The Only Prosperous Country I.ond.m. Mar. At the dinner civen in London last night by m British sertion of the Jewish Agen-. tm to F: lends of Palestine k. 1\.:.. imnt." Sir Herbert Samuel expressed \> ■> n lb rial, cultural und spiritual develop--4 PUk -tine
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    ARGENTINE TRADE
    135 14 Negotiation With (.reat Britain London. Mar. :idl :»y.,r. rci/. j betvi repn inl tin Dnited Km |.i:fi the Argentine delegation nov itinf I i don ar.' benr tauAuAat B threi Mb-eonu tees den-tag leaped Itta the OOdi Rmi tB |IB the I'm:-.. K:;.. d I ■mm I the
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    BRITISH TRADE
    248 14 II.niMUMMI Exports Per l>a\ Last Year The recently published Board of Trade ReitnOM show that the exports ol United Kingdom 1 BB during 1932 reached a total of £365.138. jOOO. It can. therefore, be said that the country I uoods manufactured borders to the >.t. m £1.000.000 per
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    FIVE COURTS
    78 14 Kin-*- Decision Which Will Stimulate Trade The King will hold five courts at Buckingham Palace this yesr. This is the first occasion since the King's lfine* hi i»2g that an addhiunal court to the normal four will have reason for the Increase b the great mains One effect
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    FLOODS IN ENGLAND
    20 14 There was a slight extension of the floods In the lower reaches of the Thames during the
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      421 14 BANKS m\M) INSI h \\vf (HARTKRK!) BANK imim \i -i,;\i n \n:» n\ i (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter) lup capital In 600.000 shares of £5 £3.000.000 [Reserve Fund 13.001.. 00 I Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.0. -0.00 38. Bishopsgate, London. EC 2 Agencies and Branches lAlor Stat lo
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      220 14 IMr r iIAM. 9> I Capital Subscribed i Beserve Fund M I Bead titOov BK\ tien. Hamburg Hank Seattle. Scms: 6ourabaya. respondent a* of the world. Interest allowed Fixed Deposits on OSpßcation ness transacted. D'EXTR! ORE l INC ORPORATED I K HI FICE BRififiU BRANCHES SHANGHAI 7IENTSIH .ROW, PEKING HONG
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    VAL D'OR RUBBER ESTATES
    584 15 VAL D'OR RUBBER ESTATES \TIAL EFFECTED yk To World UntVrence r \id A urd annual ordinary general Rubber Estates, Lt MBMB the chairman, said: >rrcd to the sorry pught of' .-.d 1 regret to say that ugh* no alk-viatiuc o. the 1 ma"-- contrary, the price of our .ched new
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    AMERICAN COTTON POOL
    26 15 I "has accepted the House of ReI -urwndment of the Cotton Pool I vent to lteilrtinl Hoover whether he will sign Reuter Wireless
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY
    142 15 ''Official Intervention Desirable" theh "Annual Rubber Market R*vie j IOW. Messrs. Charles Hope and Son estimate awwiwhT the °f Oie commodity does not average over 3\d.. world shipments will b. as detailed below Tons. Ma a.. BBJBb ioo Brazil and wild 5 000 DJS.L and rest 150.000 633.000
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    FROZEN CREDITS
    68 15 British Help to Argentine's Trade 1... m1...: M.ii The report that the signature of the Argentine Trade Agreement vas proses premature though the' negotiations are ummuAm mummum Matters under discussion by the sub-coin- j mittee include possible steps to free as much} aa possible of the frozen peso
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    ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL
    49 15 Negotiation To Settle Dispute This Month London. Mar. 1. Sir John rsdman. Chairman of the AngloPersian Oil Company, accompanied by parts, expects to reach Teheran at the end of March to discuss with the Persian Govern: the rtlfftmfttrs connected with the Analo-Per-! slan oil dispute Reuter Wireless
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    RUBBER FOOTWEAR
    226 15 The boot and shoe industry in this country has left the reactions of the trade depreeslon md to m AUA AUAm Am i mm m At fe have had to be faced, states the Financial Tile, C. W. Randall and Co.. for example, has handicapped by Intense Far
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    HOPE FOR RUBBER
    1151 15 Increasing Consumption Outside United States It is estimated that the area under rubber in the East to-day amounts to nearly 8,000.000 acres, of which just over 6,000.000 acres are tappable though aU at preIn three to four years' tune practl D the whole area wil. reached the
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    RUBBER GROWING
    407 15 Former Planter's AfUfCH At Warrinuton The Warrington Field Club and Scientific s iety listened to a most interesting lecture by Mr. Bertram Gray. Tropical Agriculturist A the Fedeiated Malay States and Philippine Islands. Mr. Gray, who lectured on '-Rubber CuY tion.'" was bcrn in Virginia and was educated
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    RUBBER ESTATES
    96 15 Crop Return> Kor Pebman Messrs Barlow and 001, agents, report the following crop returns for February The Aver Kunins iFM.S > Rubber Company, j Ltd 82.500 lbs. Badek. Rubber Estate. Ltd. iStaffield 33.600 lbs. The Bradvvall <F.M.S Rubber Estate. Li- I The Chersonese Estates. Until lbs. The Dennistown
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      192 15 March 6 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 3 27 32 London. 3 months' sight 2 3 13 16 London. 60 days' sight 2 3 25 32 London, 30 days' sight 2,3 34 London, demand 2!3 23 32 London, T I 2 3 11 16 Lyons and ParLs.
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      136 15 March 6 Tin Singapore price <per pikul* §75.75 mm* wmm 21 Flake Tapioca 5 so Pearl Sago Small 4.10 Copra. Sundried 4.5b Sago, flour 1.90 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per On m Arrow Kerosene per tin 1 98 Socony Motor Gasoline I|4 drums per British Imperial gallon 89 Socony
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
      72 15 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION March 6th.. IS •'dsck neon R.S.S Equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) is 14 R S.S Equal to London Standard, FOB i 63 16 6*. Standard R.S.S. on Tender Mar 515 16 6 April 6 6 1 16 May 6 61 16 Apr-June 6 July
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    12 15 CLOSING QUOTATIONS MONDX. M \i:< II I M i
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      75 15 0.-u rireed II Assurance In force peer I3S.MMM The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the OtralU BetUemenU) „reat Eastern Life BuUdlng, CecU Street. Singapore LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. £20.000 depoglted with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act
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    TARBET WINS IN CLOSE FINISH
    536 16 RACING AT K.S.V.C. Corrib Leads in the Winstodt Tup There was a moderate northerly wind on Sunday when the three six-metre yachts crossed the starting line In the first race for the ViceOntnmodore's Trophy Kathleen m ad a slight lead, but wss to leeward of
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    236 16 Handicap- For First Day Folloclng are the handicaps for the first day of the Belangor Turf Club's spring 1933 race meeting on Saturday. March 11th K.i. e 1 llmi.v i I 1 in-.},.. My. 1 (C furs.) 4.15 p.m. Gone Up 9, \v.:...--garde 8 1_- irlton 8 10.
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