The Straits Times, 27 February 1928

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    13 1 The Straits Times. No. 28,717. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1928, PRICE 10 CENTS
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      91 1 in i TH« FVBRTDAY Mil K. Ask Your Doctor WHAT HE THINKS OF "BEAR Jl| BRAND THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE Hygienic Swiss Milk PREPARED WITH INFINITE CARE AT STALDEN, EMMENTAL, IN THE HEALTH-GIVING BERNESE ALPS. Sole Agents for Malaya JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LIMITED Eatd. In LONDON, A.D. 1666. SINGAPORE. STOCKS
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      237 1 Robinson's m r .anrnTsT fcj o •De^otifui; |&Pfl ■Mew Showroom L Crirt£>nncs il^M C c 1 Curtains lag*! Cover* war pets C^/ tPrys! Stocked \vit!i merchandise that JL^y^&ir> offers the economical solution (TiSil^i -^rlS^wl i' of decorating a new house, or t jJwpS? %J WJifM 1 altering and adapting an
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    "CHEAP RUBBER."
    1209 2  -  J. S. M. Rennie. FICTION AND FACTS. (By The following is the oix lulling portion of Mr. J. S. M. KennieV article on Cheap Kubber," the first, portion of which appeared in Saturday's issue. raking the average all uv. r output per acre per annum to be iM
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      236 2 CoMghs,CoMs, Broiichiti^ All Gh^st anil Lung r//r\r //r > \'S Affections X^j Arr.'icr's Emulsion is univer- I 9^^m?> —^J^l^-^'fwß recognise J as a standard Ql \,l]u| proved treatment for <^^-^*^C^g^* üM jhs, bronchitis, in- v^^ —i^~~^/ 5wT" i|l(^ tluenza, and for all catanhal affections ot the respiratory jf^WmulJ or digestive
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      329 2 NIGHTMARE Are you troubled wiih nightmare Is your leep disturbed by distressing dreams so that he night's rest does not refresh you Are rau pale and weak, tired most of the time lut of brecth on slight exertion lg your appetite poor, your digestion weak, ind do you have pains
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      144 2 BIG B \RGATNS #> NEW STOCK OF GUITARS at $14 SEASON CO., LTD. 11l and 113, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Haiphong j^^^pk DRAGON Supplied to the Singapore Municipality, Government of Johore, Malacca Municipality, FJM.S. Railways and all leading architects and contractors. Dupire Brothers Sole Agents, SINGAPORE. SCHERiNG-KAHLBAUM A.G., BERLIN (VdRM.
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    RESTRICTION DEFENDED.
    463 3 Abolition at this Stage "Unthinkable." A special cable to the Times of Ceylon, iat«d London, Feb. 16, says Mr. Eric Miller, presiding at a meeting of the United Serdang (Sumatra) RaMar Plantations, Ltd., to-day, characterised the Premier's announcement as "a bolt from the blue, thrown without explanation or
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING.
    223 3 Fewer Captures During T he Week. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) K. Lumpar, Feb. J I The following further captures of ■muggier! have been reported 'iy the Customs preventive launches <l oif Ihe west coast A telegram from Ihe r.kat Reports the capture of a koleh v.ith seven Malays
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      154 3 RECORD SOLO FLIGHT London to Australia IN Sixteen Days Kstablishcd by Capi. Bert Hinkler on SHELL SPIRIT Sturdy and Simple Rugged simplicity in design and the careful selection of materials for Graham Brothers Trucks and Buses account for their world-wide reputation for dependability. Abundant use of high grade steels, skilled
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      356 3 (plicwillgp Relief and comfort will imnediately follow the use of CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC REMEDY This old, reliable remedy has had the endorsement of physicians fox many years. All Jrugj^ts carry it. People all over the world use it for colic, stomach cramps, abdominal pains and diarrhoea. It always gives prompt relief.
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      634 3 i EX-SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA SINGAPORE BRANCH. The, annual general meeting will be ho in the Lounge of tlie Singapore Cricket Clv on Tuesday, February 28, 11)28, at 9.15 p.i AGENDA. 1. To read, and if approved, confirm tf minutes of the last Annual Qmwi Meeting held on Wednesday, April
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      758 3 RUBBER SEEDS THK ANGLO-DUTCH PLANTATIONS np JAVA LTD, BOEBANG, JAVA will Ihvh I*4 seed pinions (si v. naoen- redja. The I. :l 19 2 I from twenty-flva Mothei i in thai year wai 200 pins. < 1 1 >- rubber jilwiiho-ii icrap) per tapping (third day >und in t tio
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      499 4 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA ANI APCAR LINES Oneorpor.red In England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PWNTNBrLAR AND ORIENTAL B.N. CO T'NDER CONTRACT WITH HI? MAJESTY'S OOVmiMBNT, LONDON AMD FAR F.AST MAIL PF.RVICK OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Tonnage due S'por. •ORE M Mar. I VANTUA 11.000 Mar.
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      618 4 Shipping Announcements (NIPPON YISEN KAISHA) TO LONDON j Naplea, Maraeille., London, Antwerp and Rotterdam 1 Yea.el. Tonnage Due Sail KATORI MARU ir,.non Feb. 2!) Mar. 1 A I M"l A MARU ft.ooo Mar. 16 16 I KASHIUA MARU 10,000 Mar. 29 SO lIAKONE MARU 10.500 Apl. 12 13 1 SI'WA
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      481 4 BURKS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well known steamer MAREI.LA 1 7,875 tons) and the new motor vessel. MALABAR (1,512 tons' 1 The M. MAi'J 1.1.A is the largest nnd finest steamer trading to
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      631 4 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET HAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) 1 Incorporated in Hollnnd I Under contract with tk. NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No MM, wiih «uli-connections '■> Paswaca, Freight, Transhipment. Marine Depts. ami Maaaavr*. Daak. Representative, for Singapore and Strait> Settlement of the Official To.lri.-t Bureau of Juva. All information,
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      566 4 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. C, LTD. (Incorporated in England) REGULAR TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN.— CENOA. MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOWMARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW —POSTON. NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON.
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      427 4 THE SIAM STEALS NAY. CO., LTD. (lacorpor*ted U Slam) BANGKOK COASTING SEXVICC Fer Kemaman, Kreta>, Trengrana, Kaiaataa, Rangnar*, Telupin, Putani, Blmfora, t*ai«. Bandnn, Knkaamoi. La.igsaan. Cheaiaaa aao Bangkok. Per;»rtnt-» St'DOHADIB PItA( HATIPOK The utoaioer? «r« ll coat With alactrl* light anJ bo-* cxe>l''-n( acmar.--noiation 'or iret-cli ih« round trip from
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      553 5 Shipping Announcements ELLERMAN BtJCKNAU STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporatod in Eugland) "EI.I.KRMVN" MSB PASSENCER AND FREIGHT SERVICE T THE UNITED KINGTOM AND CONTINENT FREir.HT SERVICB ovm ibm To Ilong Kong, Shanehat and Japan Due S'poi i \I > I-: In port Mar. 10 'RE Apl. 7 r.*. CITY OF ATM' May
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      433 5 STATE SHIPPING SERVIG M. S. KANGAROO PBOM FRKMANTLF.. W.A. •lut- Singapore March 6. For r >-; eulnrs regarding passage ai freight sa, apply to McALISTKR ft CO, LTD. DCM m STEAMSHIP LIN !<;>l \n-THE-WORLD SERVICE NE>V rOI X and BOSTON via COLOMBO Ml), ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, '<A snd MARSEILLES. Arrive Leave
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      489 5 !E STOOMYAART MAATSGHAPPU "NEDERLAND 1 HOLLAND-EAST-ASIA LINI Homeward Saillnga to AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM Dae Sails P. C. HOOFT F.-b. U lit EKASIMOEN Mar. 2 KONINUIN DER NEDERLANDEN Mar 9 9 I'RINS DER NEDERLANDEN I MANOERAN ApJ.' v j? < UK. HUYGJNI Apl. 20 20 JOH. DE WITT May 4 4
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      349 5 British-India Steam Nay. Co Ltd. (APCAR UNE) For HONG KONG, AMOY, t MOJI, KOBE and OSAKA S.S. SHIRALA (7,811 tons) Sailing March 1 This vessel has axcellent modern accommodation for first and nccoud claas passengers. For full particulars r« passag*, etc., apply to ADAMSON, GILFILLAN fk CO, LIMITED Hong Koag
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      526 5 O If On The ace Hawaii W a y non,e In the temperate climate <>!' the year 'round and with the Hawaii there are countlos healthful climate make life things to do. Surfing in the in tin Islands always coinbluest waters golfing on fortable. Summer La particourses where cool trade
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      491 6 GAIETY CINEMA SURINA THEATRE Junction Albert and Bencoolen Street*. North Bridre Hoad. Tel. >o. 289. 1 rom Friday. February 24 hi Thur*d.\. TAI.MAIX.K NKSBTB 1 vw'u'Vi'V^fa From »ednesda>. February 22 to NKiHlI.i at 9 Ke.l CowiK.y Storie. by Real Cwtaff kf I uesday. February 2». 1928. A. l>e Herrie* Smith
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      353 6 VICTORIA THEATRE THE BATTLES OF CORONE AND FALKLAND ISLANDS The Epic Naval Drama. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA SPECIAL MUSK. Under the dwtincuishod patronage »f H. E. The Governor Sir Illi. ll CLIFFOKD. M.C.S., C.C.M.C, fi.B.E.. H. E. The (i.O.C. Malaya. Maj. General C C VAN STRMIIEN/EE. C.8.. CJIjG. Ritrht Rev. The BISHOP
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      184 6 COMING SOON' THE TORRENT By VINCENT BLASCO IBANEZ, Ihc Author who jiavc lfu i World THE FOUR HORSEMEN 1 Fettering GRETA GARBO and RICARDO (OHT-'. Wmich (or THE ERUPTION OF THE tigLCAKO MOUNT PMAT£U A most marvcnoui film showing tl i the M^init K;"tk:ii:.'i t i >! t lava ben
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    147 7 HMTfUDB. .M..nd»v. February 27 II. U. l'.i 1.111., 8.8, 2.44 p.m, ■erelal C«p, Minefields v Kong ti.ink. Ml Mtg., Y.W.C.A.. Raffles ...m. M. lursdav, Krhrurry 28 II. W. L'.4K a.m., o.5, 3.62 I ..It;:., Raeecav <:.:iu p.m. \-scon. C.-nerai Alt''.. SX.C V.'dnrada). Krliruary 2* H. W. :\.:<1
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    SINGAPORE HARBOR BOARD.
    286 7 KEt'l-i il „i (il B. i .v;ik. I. '•> n,^. Iri •il Wharf .Nil Coal Wharf Mil VESSELS IK Ml ,i>CM T-njonf I'agar i Dock Wat Afridi :i« Dock N i Krppel Harbour Hock .Nil No. 1 Dock Kruiiprina Olav N... 2 Dock Produce, Kelstmi. Vessels Arrived.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    85 7 S.I; t Pandjaag, L.-r-Vulis nnd Bagan Si Ap' Api i Will th.- trtap) and tern In4ia (Ai |a m 1 h i>pine lalnnd T, r>l To-morro». Ai.rmba and Katun. i';!" ij.i. T.-m1,.1.ui.., 11 oriir Chuan I Caylon, Kgypt an-; t. fylon. Southern n<j,a ■"ri L p...- Selal
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    MAILB FOR EUROPE.
    29 7 By 8'par« LcMoa Jan. t« F»b. 11 .Ian. 27 Feb. 18 J«n. 27 »h. 2u Jan. 2R > jn FrL. J F«b. "o >«b. I Ftb. 37
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      Macphail and Co., Ltd.
      141 7 Singapore, F«b. 27. Rubber. Local -Ih'j cents. Quitl Rubbers. Quiet. New Scadaii UU-&M Ualaka Pindaa 1.60-*1.66, Moi,mkab> 34 -us cents. Jirain Kuantan* H5 cent»-l, «.'onii<mirns 150-1.65, Hroitas 95 CenU-l.OtV Kedal --jngt-i rukang* 90-95 etnta Alli-nbyx 2 05-2 15. .Now Screndahl ;-:;.L'cl Eukit JeloMBgi r.,>-| r p
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      Rose Macphail and Co.
      135 7 Rose Macphail and C o. Biagapow, Feb. 87 I.- ml.. i... u,, i;, l ..i:. ion. Rubber It. l%d u.i if. KmtH Dtvdg* id renawat 74-78 nnti, Kuchai l.oiM.y,. Snnni Way I.OS-3.10, Knyoh 90-92 H erntt Talan 1-1.024, North Taiping iini.i-_". x t ;ii pirn: 1.2J> S l.i;;.. Rahman Hydraulic
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    EXCHANGES.
    74 7 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO KuKhy, Keb. M. Koreici: \eh:.ni{cs arc Amsterdam I2.UH, Athens 369*4, Berlin 20.43, Bombay is. .-il-.-i.M. Brnaaeli :t5.02, Buchare-- TM< B— oa Aim Copenhagen 18.2U5, Geneva LT..:i! Helainjtfors 193).. Hong ■:■.<!.. Kol.c la. 15-l(id.. Lisbon Irld JS.f.i. Milan 92.104, New York I*l 27-82, Orlo 15.:!1',.. Paris 124,
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    MALAY TO THE RESCUE.
    62 7 Knif« Attack in Teluk Ayer Street. The cries of Chinpvo who being jr two c hu;-.i in Peluk Ayer Street In.-' nighl n?rp heard liy ;i Malay. The M;:i:.y weal to the alta-.'kcd m;m s uaistaace. He captured one ,f Mm The other made pood hi*
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    DUTCH STEAMER DISABLED.
    36 7 [IIIU TKLECKAM] L<iiui(;n, Feb. tS. Port S'.id:i!i The llutds Manocrmil, bound for Sourauaya, sent a ■rinleM ft porting t'ne loaa at two propeller nliitna EOu i> to Km :i tuuler her own Itaan.
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    ALLEGED ROBBER ARRESTED
    50 7 for help of a IIiMM omrkde wc> beim Xi upetain roua of ;i Chin .Nam ■ached a police patr I last 1 i:cy ariivcri at the house r.s the n *m icnvinp thu pri-misc^. hi bait* thai followd Urn patrol was ■Con onr of the alle.eed robbers.
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    HYLAMS SNEAK IN.
    47 7 arrivals from China in t'iiimsr sarrcptitionaly landed on the Ra>t Coast of the Island durirv. the week-end, and on Friday. The landing was apparently to avoid delay in harbour, and pussihly wHle in quarantine. Police patrols on the coast wore responsible for several arrests.
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    HOSPITAL PATIENTS DEATH.
    45 7 A Chinese inmate of Tan Tuck BaaY'l Hospital wh<. had previously complained i)f ha.'iij; bee-i assaulted by fellow lii (1 un 1-riciay. No f;i n m sul;s toih.wid the allei'.-d aaaaait De:i!h to pneumonia and prieti: :«cnint;iti~. Coroaor'l riKiuiry will W> held.
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    41 7 The band of the S.S. Police will perform .1.*****0 waalhi 1 pcrmittiag ootaide v ictorla Theatre tnI.m. :—March. 1) Overture, Stradella ■vl.n, Thr Maul of the Mounta. -nison). The Broken Welooy (vnn Bier.p) Intel -mezzo. Canterbuiy (himts (Ancliffe) Selection, Carincn (M
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    24 7 I Iboumo is expected Ui on Keb. 29 and to leave >n March 4 for Penang. She leaves Penang on jlarch 7 toe Colombo.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
    144 7 On London, Ban* 4 in 2 1.: "2 Demand Prifktl 3 2,i'rl On New York, IA... 58^ 57 T 4 On France, Uank 1.1. U36 On India, Bank l.T. 1H i 4 "■i Hong Ko< n pc (!isc tt% '•v«, Ba,^ j4 0 4 On .Japan, Bank
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 July-S.pt. 4y Tono of Market :—full. Latest .Cable :—London Spot Sheet Is. IVI. per lv. Xew York r—Spot Sheet <;. ceuu t»H per Ib. H.S.S. egua! to Standard, Q.C.F Standard K.S.S. Standard ES.S. on Tender m C ,)O( Spot Itmrth A|)iil-.Iuii( July-S.i,i. Buyer* •IK'.
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      MINING.
      415 7 IMM \..i. Pd. i'l i'l Asam Kumbanc il il K; lnC rin Tin 1 Batang Pudang 1 I Hniu Caves £1 £1 rhviult-riang 1 1 Chin Chin i'l £1 Kastern Siam il il llnad V'ui 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Jlon^ Fatt (1 il Hucy Vot Pn£ tl
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      GENERAL.
      152 7 issue \al. Pd. Bnyon SelMn II fl B. Any Tabasco 1 1 CVnir-.l Engine 1 1 Cycle CarrUgi £1 £1 E. Smcltim- > i I 5 Krascr I lei) HIO H.i.iv.r d Bk. 12". 12:. H. I Hk. 10 10 Hoi 10 10 Kal: Bi II) 10 Mo.ic.-M 10
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      DEBENTURES.
      82 7 0. Ensr. (1 p.i 6%prcm. Macapan I 7 p.c. $5.>.. ins Snewwre M _I.K'*VHW <«• par. 6 prtm. .>mirapore Mum. B 4 c.c f 1;i0T M I'-. i-inirapOTc. Municipal p.c. i.i 1909 $1,100,01X1 HO par. Singapore Municipal 4 p.c. »i mi 3 $2,000,000 80 90 Bta»poti Municipal 5 p.c.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      408 7 truer and Co. and Lyall and Eratt'g quotations. To-day'i PrM'ei Fra«er I.yall A Co. Evatt. All.nby ($1) Alor Gajah C$1) .1 Hitam ($1) V Kilning ($1) Am. Malay ($2) A. Molck (H) A Punas ($1) Balf»wBi« ($l) BilllECIt ($1) Ciogas N. ($1) Bmnei V. (*5) B. Jolutonr (*U
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      40 7 ACKNOW LEDGMENT Mr. Cbia Wan Kmt m.l f.im.lv 1..-. nlatives and friends who attended the I of the late Mr. Chla Kenc n,-e. and it i .-«> those nh.i Mn< wreaths and let- tan of condolence in their tad bereavein. i.:.
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      267 7 AUCTION SALE valuable fieehold land 989 years leasehold property situate at Killiney Road, Shanghai Road and Ford Street, Singapore. To be sold by public .-.notion by Messrs. Pcwell A Co., Ltd., at their sale-room. No. 17, Katfles Pluce, Singapore, on Tuesday, March 6. at 2.30 p.m. t MHK ITLARS.1 T
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      503 7 WCSTKRBOUT. Or. rcbruary l«28. a Mo. Kerkmn Koad, 8hif pww, t< i Hil<l». wife of Mr. We Erment is announced uf Mi l.nv •<.. the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Law Tia« Tmg and Mss T:;n Y.n Wai, the youngest daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs Tan I.i-M chyc. THE
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      548 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other < las.siiied Advi*.. gag p»K«< IS. w wrs X.X sai.k. y\i WANTED VERANDAH I HI I X condition. 1.1.1 .1. Strait BOARD AND RESID) Froi i FOB SALE wntr driven. WANT! u-t po ku Junior I FURN. ROOMB To to 800. Call IS, i TO LET ONK
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      71 7 M KTEOROLOGICAL REPORT. Kandai)!; Kerbau Station. (By Courtesy of Government Health O«ce i Kor tl.e 11 Hour* i-nding at Midnight on iVbruary M. had* taapamtam hsj r iirv ■K-an shaiu- tcrapcratan mi.:, f 1ms. -un radiation pu p Min. cruss radiation -:.:,y Sea tcmjtaratnrt Max. M, Site. BQ K. t
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEB. 27. STABILISING TIN PRICES.
    661 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEB. 27. STABILISING TIN PRICES. In a recent article discussing stabilisation in connection with tin, we proposed to review the consolidating policies of the tripartite group the Tin Selection Syndicate Trust, the AngloOriental Trust and the London Tin Syndicate. The first of the group the
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    OCCASIONAL NOTES.
    550 8 Verily ih.e intics of the Indian Xationalis: politicians pass all unde:•Manding. By the narrow but sufficient majority cf one, the Swarajists and their allies have thrown out of the Legislative Assembly the Bill to provide for «n Indian Navy. H'.'iv is indeed a sifrr of th" sincerity of
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    CENTRAL BANKING SYSTEMS.
    1499 8 IV. MATTERS OF POLICY (By Sir Ernest Harvey, K.U.E., Director and Chief Cashier of the Kank of England.) I. A central bank should ensure to the public the provision of adequate oanking facilities on reasonable terms. The ordinary competition between trading banks may usually be relied upon
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    SOCIAL AMD PERSONAL.
    356 8 SOCIAL AMD PERSON AL. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Souter are leaving Port Swettenham for Home by the Hector on Wednesday. A Reuter cable states that a Knighthood for Mr. Justice Peter Grain, Judge for the Supreme Court of China, has been gazetted. Mr. E. A. Ross, an Officer of
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    THE RED ROSE.
    59 8 Departure Delayed Cntil End Of the W«fc It is now announced that the Red Rose, the light aeroplane in which Cap am Lancaster and Mrs. Keith Miller atv lying to Australia, will not be ready for caving until the end of the week. It iiad been hoped
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    ARMED CHINESE ARRESTED.
    33 8 A Chinese armed with an automatic pistol, fully loaded, was arrested in Tank Hoad coffee-house to-day. The •offee-house was raided by Insp. Bird and i party of plain clothes men.
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    MAIL EXPECTED.
    36 8 From Australia, by Marella, due at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan, by Morioka daru, due at Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan, by Katori Main, lue at Singapore on Wednesday, the 29th nstant.
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    ALLEGED SEDITION.
    55 8 A 11 yln in has been arrested in possession of a seditious publication. The irrest was mad. by Insp. Uphill in v Geylang lorong last night. The arrested man was employed by a European as a •ook. He was produced before the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. W. N.
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    58 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc., New York, send us the following cable dated Feb. 25, their quotations being in cold dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber exchange sales to-day 775 tons. March 28.30, April 28.50, May 28.80. June 28.80, July 28.90, August 29, September 29, October 29.10. To-day's
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    EX-SERVICE MEETING AND CONCERT.
    72 8 The annual meetirg of the Singapore branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya will be held at the Singapore Cricket Club on Tuesday evening, starting at 9.15. The proceedings, which are expected to be quite brief, will be followed by a smoking concert at which those
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      165 8 IvJiTCHEIXs lV»'i."^l^S* THE HOUSE Ilt»2-""B»W OF QUALITY. Manicure for 50 cts. I>y special arrangement with the manufacturers of CUTBX Manicure preparations a MANICURIST in our hairdressing Department will MANICURE ladies and gentlemen at a nominal charge of 50 CENTS only. COMMENCING FROM THURSDAY, MARCH I. HOURS 5.30 a.m. to 12.30
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      84 8 On Other Pages. Pmf*. Cheap Rubber By J. S. M. Rennie 2 Mr. Miller's Defence of Restriction :t Rubber Smuggler* Captured \i Finance and Commerce 7 Shipping and the MaiU 7 Meteorological Report 7 To-day's Share Market 7 Cable and Radio Newi Restriction Mr. J. \V. Campbell's View 9 The
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    SANK IN THREE MINUTES.
    628 9 CHANNEL TRAGEDY LOSS OF TWENTY-TWO LIVES. ONE SURVIVOR OF ITALIAN VESSEL. Further parlut:l;i: s »f the collision in the KiiKlKh Channel bet Keen the Russian c;idi t ship Ton arisen and the Italian steamer Akamai. i slmw that ■inl> <ne in in was aaajca 1 foaaji
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    GERMANY'S EASTERN TRADE.
    107 9 [nuaaVOCßaa \u pan-asia.] IScrlin. Fel>. Hen Peterson, Burgomaster of Hamburg, ami \i: r. Trauimann. Legation Councillor, head of the Kast Asiatic department of th. foreicti urtice. with meml.iis ihe leading shijipin^ companies and l.iir export ;nerchants attended the •JMOaJ dinner of the Kast Asiatic orKaniaation of Hamburg?
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    REMARKABLE INVENTION.
    141 9 NEW FORCE FOR MOTORS ENGINE. t REITER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 25. Detroit What its backers predict j may revolutionise the whole theory of I neronautics has been invented by Lestei Henciershot in the shape of a new type of) engine driven, instead of petrol, by rk mechanism, running
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    AN IRISH NATIONALIST.
    185 9 Death of Mr. William O'Brien. [itd'THi: TELEGRAM] London, Feb. Jo. The death has occurred of the Irish; nationalist William O'Brien. Mr. William O'BiUn, who was in his 76;h rear, was journalist and author, and from I l»U HI a Nationalist Member of j P«r aunt, principally for
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES.
    114 9 King's Congratulations To Birmingham. [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 2G. i In a congratulatory message to the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, the King, who, with the Queen, visited the British Industries Fair there on Thursday, refers to the fair growing from small beginnings tea years ago to the
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    84 9 Miniature Floating Dockyard. [REITER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 25. Mr. S. V. Goodall, lecturing at the Institute of Professional Civil Servants on Admiralty Floating Docks," said Singapore would be really a miniature dockyard, for, in addition to the equipment necessary for docking operations, it would have a small power-station
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    H.E. TO FLY TO SINGAPORE.
    646 9 CHANGED PLANS. PASSENGERS FOR R.A.F. MACHINES. H.E. Sir Hugh Clifford, whose interest in aviation and in local developments in that direction, is well-known, will fly down to Singapore from Port Swettenham to-morrow with hL staff. The R.A.F. flight of four Supermarine flying boats, which is
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    HINKLER RESUMES FLIGHT.
    68 9 THE FORCED LANDING. SPENT NIGHT UNDER WINDMILL. [REUTER TELECRAM] Londu.i, K< i>. 23. Sydney Captain Hinkler arrived in his machine at Camooweal, Queensland, at 12.45 p.m. He was forced down yesterday by a dust storm. Capt. Hinkler landed at Cloncuriy lai t continued his Might immediately and
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    R.A.F. FLYING BOATS AT PORT SWETTENHAM.
    32 9 S;.ci.il Straits iimcs I'hotos. Two of the Itoyal Air Force flying boats, which are due at Singapore to-morrow afternoon, taken during their stay at Port Sweltenham.
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    132 9 [BRITISH IMPERIAL RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 26. Capt. Hinkler related that he landed at a windmill near Brunette Downs station last night, owing to darkness and a severe dust storm. He slept under the windmill until daylight and then flew to Alexandria station for breakfast and then on to Camooweal. He
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    Cable News in Brief.
    196 9 [reutir telegram] London, Feb. 2">. Washington The State Department has advised the Treasury that it has no abjection to the coinage of the $5,000,000 worth of gold bais forwarded by th<t Soviet. President Coolidge is of opinion that the Russian gold shipments to the United States
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    ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
    152 9 REASON OF MINISTERS RECALL. [REITER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. S3 Following the protests of Hie Austriar Chamber against the alleged opnrcs-ior ef the Austrian minority in South Tyrol j concerning which the Chancellor. Dr Soipcl. fiercely appealed to Italy and th< s world, the Italian Minister informed the
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    LEAGUE AND SECURITY.
    157 9 British Criticisms Of Report. [BRITISH mmiil RADIO] Rugby, Feb. 2u. I The secretariat of the League of Nations publishes a British memorandum I uri the report of M. Politis, reporter of the committee on arbitration and security. In a memorandum Lord Cushendun criticised the various suggestions put
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    OIL DIFFERENCES.
    144 9 Russian Obstacle To Settlement. [RF.t'TER TELEGRAM] London, Feb. 25. Xew York Mr. Debenham, representing Sir Henri Deterding, has left for home on board the Olympic. He declined to reveal the results of his stay in I the United States and so far there has been no definite confirmation
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    THE FIGHT FOR RESTRICTION.
    1186 9 PLANTING OPINION D MALAYAN EVIDENCE FOR INQUIRY. c MR. J. W. CAMPBELL URGES LOCAL COMMITTEE. That a Malayan commi j appointed to put to) I rubber (MUktkM 'lur>r I the Home Government's inquiry, ami that j the polity should be continued whether Dutch -o-opt'KHion cm lv
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    SIMON COMMISSION.
    68 10 Cordial Welcome In Madras. [MTB TM.EC.RAM) London. Kjl>. X (real Calcutta, the briefly halted at iras .ui<i was aeeerded a mixed 'u,\,ls lined trie railway Madras and cheered the memthe Commission. Ihe latter were cordially welcomed at on, and Municipal official gari Jonn Simon, crowds shouting •iv equivalent
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    PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
    289 10 AnnnyenH'nts ft»r JcMm tiazaar. A coir, pomlcnt writes informing urthai be arrangemeats tor the grand I aid of the orgaa and church > iuiml of the l*resbyU'iian Church are well in hand. Lady Marriott has Umdly consented to open the bazaar, which is to be held in the
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    AFGHAN KING IN BERLIN.
    120 10 [TRANS-OCEAN VIA I'AN-ASIA.J Berlin, Feb. M. ''hi King of Afghanistan's official stay ■it Berlin closed with a visit to the Nauen tat ion, where rcuresi-n'.atives of the big German electrical eoaeenw, Telefaaken, Trans-Radio and A. E. G. Siemen-i-d the KiiijT. The King was keenly interested 'n
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    MALAYAN ENGINEERS.
    46 10 Association Annual Conference At Penang. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Feb. 2G. of the Engineering AssoLtioa of Malaya are holding their ten ;t v a; IVnang. I the water catchment Bats Fermgbi which it is eati- i/i": all.! supply er 3,000,0 m aaOaM day.
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    THE COTTON CRISIS.
    30 10 [itElTKlt TELEGRAM] London, Fab. 2G. .'i.!a; Bj looping the loop times i.i 2SM) minutes, :i Kicnchmaa beat the world's record of wously held by the AnuTi1 ■man.
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    SINGAPORE SPORTSMAN'S DEATH.
    80 10 rally and members of the Indian Association in particular will rebeat of the untimely death of Mr. <n which occurred at 2 o'clock Mr Solomon, who was th. ion's wicket keeper and goalie for thai] ami hockey, played football •.ay i'.ir United Engineers atrainst J.C.B.A. and appeared
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    TROLLEY BUS FATALITY.
    45 10 aces sey of fourteen sustained fatal injuries in Victoria Stre<r jumping from a trolley hus that is alleged to have been in motion at the time. A Coroner's enquiry will be held. Death was due to fracture of base ef the skull.
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    RESTRICTION INQUIRY.
    486 10 Committee of Civil Research. Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent in- 1 t'ornis as that the F.M.S. Government has j received the following telegram from the Secretary of State You have no doubt seen the press notice thai the Print Minister has asked i the Committee of Civil Research to
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    304 10 Th.- Inion Star Opera will present an. v her two parts of the Malay folk love story "Dan Dan Stia to-night. About 230 people attended the concert given by the band of the 2nd bn. Duke of Wellington's Regiment at Sea View Hotel last night, and enjoyed a
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    SEDENAK RUBBER.
    86 10 Mr. P. C. Tuni'oull. in his address to shareholders in Swlenak Rubber Co., -As regards cultivation, in order i-op in line with the latest developments, we have decided on experimental v mk in the new extensions, so as to give I v reliable and definite first-hand data for
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      RUGBY. England Defeats France.
      238 10 RUGBY. England Defeats France. [Ueuter Telegram.] London, Feb. 25. The King witnessed England's victory by 18 potatl (three goals and a try) to 8 (a goal and a try) over France in the internal ional rugby match at Twickenham to-day. There was an attendance of 00.000. Sunny conditions prevailed. England
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      TENNIS.
      124 10 Tannin Club Tournament. The following are the Tanglin Club tournament ties for Wednesday Dyne Cup. Green and Mrs. Frcyberg v. Holyoak and Mrs. Atkin Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Hickey v. Mr. and Miss F. Salrnond. Williams and Miss Richardson v. Assilir and Miss Wallis. Potts and Mrs. Gregory Jones
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      THE BOAT RACE.
      77 10 Varsity Crews Getting Ready. [Reuter Telegram.] London, Feb. 13. Work has beuur. on the Cambridge boat, work on Oxford's will begin shortly. The .ter, in according with Mr. Bonnie's design, will be two feet shorter than that of Cambridge. Cambridge made their first appeararce on the Cam
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      CRICKET.
      94 10 POMKg Chinese Beat Recreation Club. (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Feb. 25. In a match in the Penang cricket league to-day the Penang Chinese defeated the Recreation Club by the margin of three runs. The scores were 141 and 111, Second Test Match Against Jamaica. Kingston (Jamaica), Feb. 21.
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      GOLF. Keppel Beat Garrison.
      155 10 GOLF. Keppel Beat Garrison. The match between the Keppel and Garrison Golf Clubs, played on the Jteppel links yesterday under Shanghai foursomes euudUions, resulted in a win for j Keppel ny to 2%. More* were as follows. Keppel players J mentioned flist Upton and Hickey (I, Harker-Taylor and Brodie 0.
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      RIFLE SHOOTING.
      186 10 Malacca V. Competition. The February me nthly spoon shoot of the Malacca Volunteer Corps Battalion Rifle Association was competed for yesterday handicap scores being as under. Owing to insufficient entries the net spoon was not presented. Ranges 9M| :'<JO ar.d 500 yards deliberate. H. S. Pereira 102.42 Kow
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      HOCKEY. Cambridge Beat Oxford.
      132 10 HOCKEY. Cambridge Beat Oxford. London, Feb. lh. At Beckenham in an inter- Varsity hot-key match Cambridge beat Oxford by 5 goals to 1. The match was played in ideal %veathev before 4,000 spectators. Cambridge's win was the biggest margin victory since the war. Only two of the Oxford team. Wolfden
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      SINGAPORE WEDDING.
      225 10 Mr. W. H. Daly and Miss Alice Mulligan. The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd was on Saturday the scene of the wedding of Mr. Walter Henry Daly, of Messrs. Lyall and Riera, Singapore, to Miss Alice Mulligan. The Rev. Father P. Ruaudel officiated at the ceremony which was
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    SJLJRPRISE FOR CORPORAL.
    151 10 Chinese Tapper's Dead Captive. A corporal at the Bukit Panjang police station who went to Mr. Lim Nee Soon's estate on Feb. 19 to investigate the alleged capture of a house-breaker, found a Chinese lying- dead in the squatter's hut that as said to have been broken
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    LOOPING THE LOOP RECORD.
    77 10 [REUTK TELEUKAM] London, Feb. 25. New York A meeting of representatives of 22 British organisations has established a British Commonwealth I'nitrd Relief ommittee for the purpose of carrying on all the charitable undertakings of these organisations in future. This concerted action is due to unemployment in
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    TOWN AND COUNTRY.
    381 10 In a house in Albert Street last night a quantity of Triad Society documents were found during a Police raid. A Chinese was arrested. The enquiry into the death of Mr. W. B. Balfour. who died from injuries sustained in a motor car accident in Orchard Road,
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    SHINE WHILE YOU WAIT.
    79 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir— I' story of the Bengali dairyman diluting his milk with water from the Bukit Timah Canal may be capped by a recent experience of mine in the Tanglin Market, where I had the mistortine to see a Chinese
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      FREEZING OUT.
      396 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—May I a.-k that th;. letter of mine on "Freezing Uut. published in the Straits Times of July 1"'. H'-'t. reprinted, as it is very pertinent to the present Restriction controversy As at picsmt. so in the middl< o( l.-l. anti-Restik-ticnists
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      1091 10 The letter referred to by Mr. Peck is reprinted below To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,—Since Mr. Davidson failed to give the desired'explanation as to how abandonment of restriction and "freezing out would remedy over-production, per- haps I am] be allowed to state what, in my opinion, would
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    889 11 ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES. IRELAND'S VICTORY AT GLASGOW. [Beater Telegram.] in the Knciisi, Ltish I..- tawi were ai follow MtM« I. Blackbarn l Ti.tt.nh.-ini I n Hadderrteld 1 2 Manchrstei U 0 Dcrh> l' Sheffield United I E\ Ai nal t Bii n r K hara I I
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    Y.M.C.A. PROGRAMME.
    376 11 Varied Activities For Current Year. 11, V.M.< .A. Aawrtaaant of pkyakal iiu ation. under th.- Jlrtfttw of Mr. l I', l.yiio. has arran(;e"l a eaamprahenaiv'e rmmma for the tmmmA yvuv. dataila ut v. lnih are as follows Sw i:..min(f. The eompetitkn w\\\ nmrm-ncr in May. The foQowing will
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    VISCOUNT WOLMER.
    236 11 MR. BALDWIN'S "KINHIA ADVICE." I.' li'lon, Feb. Hi. Tha Lobb; rnrrnpimdinti t«f l Lon!(.n newspapers feature tlic iiniuont in Hoo oi oiumons in tepaul to VUcoOßt W iuier. Mr. Baldwin M) with Viscount W'>\me:-, apparently tendeiinc kindly advic The latter Mushed, embarrassed by I ;ii. attention of the
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    AN ADVENTUROUS CRUSE.
    64 11 AN ADVENT UROUS CRUSE. [i:ki t;.i; tm. 1 i. i:\.\i l.oii'lon. Feb. ill. U'Uti-nlaii. A twenty-foot sailing life-lo.-it named the Si-huttevaer, which it is i. (aimed is unsinkalilr ;im) cannot be tapsix.fi. h^ set out on an adventurous 40 day voyage to Now York. The crew inclu<l»s the inventor anil
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    580 12 Judgment in Land Interest Dispute. Our Kuala Lumpu.- correspondent writes on Friday Mr. Justice Acton delivered judgment in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court this morning in a matter that had been referred to the court in connection with the bankruptcy of Mr. L- L. F. Fearon, the
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    LONDON MARKETS.
    311 13 UVIIVVII lllltllltUftU* William Jackl :m 1 report I idoa, 1. The trade poaitioa <»r boih ildvi of Ih* tntie is farourable, liut bmli in the United Btatei and bora many o:" the ie:idIng ipeealative itoeki arc al prieei which BUM the poaitioa dangerous, and the in- !>!.■ set-backs
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    STRAITS CURRENCY REPORT.
    173 13 The Currency Commissioners' Ab»tract as at Feb. I. 1988, i u MUn S c. Whole e mount of Currency Notes in Circulation on Hl». I, mi 118.696,814.70 Average amount of Currency Notes in Circulation during tli.- nentii of J«J?. I9M llifiUMtM ■la) Currency Guarantee Fund I.i.iu I
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    PASSENGERS.
    414 13 The following paiaeajen for the straits I ki -I rron London by the I', ami ■teamer Hantaa dae anil on J»n- -1. '>«' owing lo mUhap to tin- stoumer in 'lie All), i. Kcrk- :1. win- transferred to tha i! wh:« nrritrej mi Saturday; Mr. I. A. AIK-n. Mr.
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    STORY OF THE DAY.
    42 13 'M!'.l!<nr.'ii."' t*M the ■IMtln— lir. "a friend kMt a Wiilli-t i-oniainiiur (280 here ■day. Hi- now offers !■>:, for its j return." Thf auctiomvr waitc.l atnartailtlj taf ;i lew moments. Then a voice from tht Me hull mmr.umul :i|i."
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      714 14 AUCTION SALE of Singapore properties. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co's saleroom. No. 30, Chuli* Street, on Wednesday. February 2», at 2.Jt p.m. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land and house known as No. C, Clive Street,* Singapore, area 950 square feet. Lot 2. Valuable freehold land situate at Truro Road
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