The Straits Times, 17 March 1930

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MARCH 17, 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 17. 1930 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      146 1 Ny Carlsberg Beer In bottlr* and on dranght. I Sole Impnrtrrn EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Inc. in Denmark) SINGAPORE. 7/ie M/A: For Culinary Use DELICIOUS AND ECONOMICAL 0' M BEAR BRAND Unsweetened Condensed SWISS MILK (Sold in (wo sizes iy t ozs. :ind 12 ozs. (ins.) No housewife should be
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      54 1 McNISH- H|lb^*^ X I it signifies ||||||m^\ ROBINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straiti Settlements) SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR. A Breakfast Dish BONELEBB FREBH HERRINGS. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. IlkJ&jah FINEST CXTKAO' \|^Jj) BRUT II ilil Finest Quality H.'Hkv Champagne "^"i^. 1919 VINTAt;E SWriosTGi3^i^ WyW|^y GUTHRIE CO., LTD. (Incurporati-d
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      14 1 Prime Portland "0 X" CEMENT EASY ASIATIC CO.. LTD. (Inc. in PsßW.li I siXGAi-oiir:.
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      535 2 P. 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) AIL AND PASSENGER AND CABGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B.N. CO. CNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnag* doe S'por*. RAJIimNA 16,660 Mar. 22 Kin HIT. 0.190
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      595 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON TUSEN KAISHA) TO LONDON Naples, Marseilles, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Vessels Tonnag* Du* Sail t KAMO MARU 8,000 Mar. 27 28 KATORI MARU 10,000 ApL 10 11 rATSUTAMARU 8,000 Apl. 21 E6 KASHIMA MARU 10,000 May 8 HAKONK MARU 10,n00 May 21 22 SUWA MARU 10,700 Jun*
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      469 2 BURNS PHUP LINE (Incorporated in England) VGU BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, VIA JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the wellknown steamer MARELLA (7866 tons) and the new motor vessel, MALABAR (4512 tona). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      661 2 K. P. M. (ROYAL PACKET NAY. CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Under contract with NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. MM, with sub-connections to Passage, Freight, Transhipment, Marine lifpls. and Manager's Desk. Representative for Singapore and Rlrait'i Settlements at the Official Tourists Bureau oi Java, SINGREP Maivh IK, Itonxkalis, Paneh,
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      577 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. LTD. (Incorporuteil in England) REGULAR SERVICES TO MARSEILLES, LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMENGENOA, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW—BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG (Route subject
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      541 2 THE SIAM STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Siam) BANGKOK COASTINO SERVICE For Kr.tay, Trenggunu, Kt-luntun, llangnara, Tel'ipin, Pal am, nlsunra. I. aeon, Sichon, linnilon, Kolnamui, Liuik-iuuii, Chumpon nnd Kai, K kok. Arrival Departure PBACHATTPOK b v>n Mar. IS MALINI Msr. 24 Mar. 21, BUDDHADIB Mar, SI .\pl. The steamers
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      470 3 DUTCH MAILS N.V. Stoornvaiirt Maatschappij Nedcrland and N.V. Rolterdamsche Lloyd WEEKLY MAIL and PASSENGER SERVICE TO Uenna AamateHaai Southampton Marsrillr. Rotterdam Tonnage Jon. D* Witt 10,360 S.M.N. Mar. 21 >. Slamat 11,500 R.L. Mar. 2M l'rinses Juliana 8,070 S.M.N. Apr. 4 *.a. Tabanan 5,500 R.L. Apr. 11 n v. P.
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      1533 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. KLAVENESS LINE (Incorporated In Norway) Direct Fast Monthly Service from SINGAPORE, PENANG AND BELAWAN DELI to SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES. PORTLAND, ORE SEATTLE, TACOMA and VANCOUVER, B.C. Arrive Due Sail* San S'pure Spore Francitco M.V. PI.F.ASANTVILLE Apl. Apl. 11 May II M.V. SOJIKKVILLE Apr. S» May 5 Jun*
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      267 3 IHOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE uri.i i.\it fkek;kt service to genoa. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Dua Leave Tonnage Spore S'pora OLDEKERK 7,230 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 OL.MMA SU2O Apr. 2H Apr. 2V Steamer* calling at Penung if inducement offers. Steamer* have limited passenger accommodation. Fare to London £50 via Amsterdam
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      251 3 BEAUTIFY your Horne with Ornamental GARDEN FURNITURE tat^^^^SaWtfHaiti'' a****. Showroom— 4o, HIGH STREET. THE Elkayes Concrete Works. Just Arrived Just Arrived ENGINEERING BOOKS |-<:Wl.rK\N I l.h:< Ti:i( Al RNGINEKHi rOCKET BOOK for I9.:o $I.h» FHK PKACTK Al. ENGINEER MKCHANICAI. POCKBT BOOK and 1)1 AKV $!..">• OWLEBI MKCHANICAL IlNt.lNEEaV9 POCKET BOOK
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      47 4 idow and tlio family of th« late Mr. a feck beg to tender their ilncert lives, friends and m< m ,f tin- Tianc Choon Ktk Chim i'- Swimming Club for t'i sdanea at the funeral an.l a'^^ 1 tho irraath* anH letter* of co::uol nee pi
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      1417 4 SMALL ADVERTISEMENT FORM. 4 To Tbe A Ivpr'islug Manager Strait* Times, Ct^il Street. f i-as* iueerl tbe following »mall advertlstmtnt for day* i1,,,, aja approximately sev«n words to a line and tbttr* it a Cat rat* charge oi M rants pur Hue per insertion with A inlmum of one dollar
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      858 4 BOARD AND LODGING THE BRANCHES, 810, River Valley Eoad. Comfortable rooms. Terms moderate. Phone 1104. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. TO LET, 90, Meyer Koad. Immediate entry- ;-ly Miyer Brothers. TO LET, C Ebcr Itoad, off Oxley Road, P v to 2, Kbt-r Koad. 10 LET, 4, Oxley Rise. Entry April 1,
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      797 4 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LKT, Baffle* Chambers, No*. 8, 20, 40, 11. 43, 45. Apply to Ilia S«cr«Ury, Ilia Garden Club. TO LKT, 132 and 1.14, Havelock Road, twostoreyed riverside Kudownt, suitable for rubber. Apply Strphona l'uul A Co. TO T.ET. ground door of fodown No. 81 Wallicb Street. Apply
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      789 4 SELANGOR TURF CLUB AMATEUR RACE MEETING. Friday ami Saturday, March 21 and 22, IMS. Two rnno fur each division of Class 111 Twa runs IV. each division of Clan IV Hii.l'V Btorsaa combined. Twu vims lor earh division of Class II and 111 Ponifs i-oinliir,.-il. Two runs for Polo Ponies.
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      728 4 MALAYAN COLLIERIES, LTD. Notice of Imli Annunl GCeWfal Meet ill!; .mil l(»lilc of SHAKE REGISTER. MOTICI h!h Annual i.. i il Meet inn ..i il, Uentben ..i tlie Company will held .i ili>- Regiatered Offices ol II i|,.i... >l.>n>r Kniif Haul. Building Knala i j F.M.S., on Monday, March it,
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      831 5 AUCTION SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF IHE F.M.S.. KUALA LUMPUR. limlonc Application No. 1 of 1)29. M. M. IUYAPrjt (HKTTIAK, Chargor. I". It. M. A. L. KASIVISWANATHAN (HKTTIAK. (Wjai In pursuance <if :w order ai Court, the II:>ili(T, Suprertta I'uurt. Kuala Lumpur, wilh tin- aaalafance of lh< Q&dcrsirned, will
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      392 5 S. BISMILLAH, Glass Merchant. Nun. 1 and 2, Phillip Street, Singapore WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Every Size and Thickness of Window Glhs>, Wired Glass, Polished Plata Gla.-s, Polished Opal GlaBS, Plain Cathedral Glass, Majestic Qiaaa, Muranese Qtaaa, Nonactinic Glass. Small Hammered ill.iss, Amazon Glass, Rimpled Glass, Gauge Class, Fluted Glass. Rolled,
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      282 5 The MAN who knows the climate knows the need for CalveiTs 2OX CARBOLIC Medical Soap that powerful antiseptic aoap always reliable in strength and quality. Sold by local dealers and bazaars. See that our name and trade mark 1 "ia~ x y° u b u y» M n fer'o« >
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      139 5 my7"t'^^^^i HL__ SOLE AGENTS MALAYA. if* EN T R A I I lengine works l t Lm 1 SINGAPORE IPOB hi AI A LUMPUR Tel. 8119. Nos. i and iA Pocket Kodaks Series II Unique is the word to describe these Kodaks as you open one of them, the lens
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    GANDHI'S LETTER TO THE VICEROY.
    546 6 "Running a Mad Risk." PARTY OF VIOLENCE IS GAINING GROUND." Ahmedabad, Mar. 6. Mr. Gandhi, in his latter to the Viceroy after making a vehement attack on Biitish mil', "which h-.is impoverished dumb millions." says "On bended knee I ask you to ponder this phenomenon.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    333 6 Action Taken by Committees No. 2 and 4. The following :.c i m «•»< taken «t a meeting of committee No. held on Mar. H) Recommended supplemental provision to cover COSt of new stand:. id si/.i- stall:. estimated at (2,500 for Telok Ayer. and (3360 for Finlayson Green
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    EXECUTOR'S POWERS.
    258 6 Chief Justice Decides They Can Be Delegated. Judgment wa.s delivered by the Chief •Imtice (Sir William Murrison) on Saturday in the suit in which K. C. Maruidappandyan Pillay, as residuary legatee of K. C. Chellappa Pillay, sued for a declaration that the sale of two houses b'longin^ to
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    LIGHT SENTENCE.
    191 6 Tamil Gets 18 Months For Killing a Malay. (From Onr Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 14. The story of an unfortunate fight which resulted in the death of a Malay named Awong bin Baker was related in the Snngei Patani High Court to the Malay 1 judge. The widow
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    DEALERS' MOTOR CAR LICENCES.
    371 6 The Law in Singapore And Johore. Thai the legal authorities in the Colony and Jchore ought to reconstruct the law relating to the use of dealers' cars upon a basis of common terminology in regard to registration, was the opinion expressed by the Chief Jus.ice (Sir
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    HOSPITALS COMMITTEES.
    82 6 The Hospitals Board has appointed the follrwing cvmmittse to visit the hospitals in Singapore during the year 1930 mittee for tho Settlement of Singapore. Mrs. J. M. Jackson, The Hon. Mr. .1. Baft-nall, Mrs. W. C. Hu;TKard and Dr. ■I. S. Sloper. Free Maternity Hospittl, Kandang Kerbau, Mrs.
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    HOW BULL-FIGHTERS KEEP FIT.
    447 6 Play Football and Tackle Cows. After playing football and fighting cows in order to keep fit for the buil-lightiirr season, bull-fighters are returning to .Madrid to get ready for the gieat national fiesta. Most of the toreros first paid a visit to their tailors for a
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    WEIHAIWEI RENDITION.
    29 6 A Sin Kuo Mm message stctes that Sir Miles Lampson, the British Minister in China, is poinjr to Nanking next week to sipn the Weihaiwci rendition ajrieeinent.
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    LITERARY CROOKS.
    260 6 Combine Business With Pleasure. The Paris police were called in recently iiy n firm of jewellers, who ventilated a grievance under which they were smarting. An American called at their show rooms near the Rue de la Paix and asked to l>e shown a really good pearl. He
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    CAR TURNS SOMERSAULT.
    114 6 Chinese Driver Who Killed His Cousin. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 14. For driving a motor-oa;- in a rash and negligent manner and causing the death of bis cousin, a Chinese clerk named Liv Choon Ngow was sentenced by the Sungei Patani Hi>ih Court to pay
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    EX-QUEEN SOURIYA.
    48 6 Reports That She is To Be Divorced Denied. New York, Mar. 6. Reports to the effect that ex-Kinjc Amanullah intends to divorce ex-Queen Sonriya, a^ the first step to regaining his throne, are denied by Sirdar Muham- funns Khan, formerly Afghan 1 r d'AfTaircs in London.
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    THE SITUATION IN INDIA.
    597 6 Ex-Governor's View. A TRUCE THAT MUST BE OBSERVED. In a letter to The Times Sir Reginnld Oraddoek, ex-Governor of Burma, irives his views of the Indian situation. He says You have s. before yourself and your readers the admirable proposition that nothing should i>c said at
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES.
    150 6 Temptation to Steal Followed Drinks. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. IS. Charles Brown, a Europaaa assistant with Messrs. John Little and Co., ni committed for trial at the next Assizes yesterday, on a charge of hoosebrcaking and theft. Evidence was jjivin that the keys of
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    HUSBAND MURDER ?
    124 6 HUSBAND MURDER (•crmun Widow Arrested At Funeral. Berlin, Feb. ~>r>. The widow of Her- BmmTi director nT the Middle German Shipping Company. was arrested today immediately after her husband's burial in the Madgefmrg Cemetery. she wai arrested on suspicion of saving causal the murder of her husband. Hcrr Peter, a
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    ROYAL EMPIRE SOCIETY.
    39 6 Coaaaiaadsr liiym-Ms, 11.N.K.. rcsrsscnting the Royal Empire Society, will lecture at the Drill Hall at C.45 p.m. on Tuesday, Mar. 18, on the aims and objcct-i of the Society. All volunteers and British subjects are welcome.
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      148 6 ODEON RECORDS /Jrg\ A FURTHER FEW (iOOD :j R^f SELECTIONS FROM OUR j[ ffOT JUjyjil <• MARCH CATALOGUES: A^Hj/ MANFRED GURLITT CONDUCTING THE ORCHESTRA Ol Tin; IJKKI.IN STATE OI'KUA inn m; •i«A4i Toreador and Andalouse (Rubinstein) TMn-W DUOS BELA HIS ORCHESTRA. Serenata Siciliana (Becoe) DAJOS BELA TRIO 212.017 IJerceuse de
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      97 6 i D'ORSAYS PERFUMES PARIS AH the nicest flavours in Beautiful Crystal Bottles EAU DE COLOGNE D'ORSAY SOLD EVERYWHERE Ask for Official Price List at RENE ULLiANN *2«£r SINGAPORE. MILK KgjfJBJP I A I>KODUCT of science, BlpT- KLIM comes tv you a creamy powder, in special vacuum-sea e d cans as
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      348 7 ALHAMBRA %n% n c GEORGE BERNARD SHAW will >|>euk to you Every Evening this week at (>.15 p.m. and 9.15 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, at 3 p.m. Followed by THERE IS I Sftf^^L X^i AL WAYS Iliw^e^rJlpfi at the 9L AIHAMRRA ALI TALKING I ALllAlflDi\A |B}J§g i world .fli p
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      111 7 Raffles Hotel Mura Smirnova The Well-known Shanghai Dancer APPEARS DURING TEA DANCES DINNER DANCES Monday, Wednesday Friday Tuesday, Thursday Saturday (Admission to Ball Room, Non-Diners $1.) Sea View Hotel All Rooms fitted with Modern Conveniences. To-Night DINNER DANCE Special Engagement of the S.S. "PRESIDENT FILLMORE" ORCHESTRA. Have You Heard "LOVE"?
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      357 7 Victoria Theatre TO- NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT A. STROK PRESENTS THE ENGLISH SINGERS. THE WORLD FAMOI S ENSEMBLE AND ENGLAND'S GREATEST MI'SICAL AMBASSADORS Booking at LITTLE'S $4, 2 and I. BOOKING NOW OPEN FOR THE QUAINTS MARCH 22, 24 and 25. MARCH M MR, CINDERS. WHEN KNIGHTS WERE HOLD MARCH
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    SHIPOWNERS WARN CONGRESS.
    377 8 WHIPPING NOTES. Objection to "100 Per Cent." Clause. A warning has ben s' Vi -''> to membari of Congr^KS by Itudinf U.S. shipowners in regard to the Cjvcinimnt s d sire to help the g-rvwth cf Urn L"S. ■erchaot marine by coutioing ;.-.ail etwtractl to hundred pfr
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    END OF THE MYRMIDON.
    356 8 Blue Funnel Liner Sold To Italy. The I Blue Funnel liner Myrmir! >n, ovrned by the t'hina Mutual hranch of the fle<t. Ji-.d very well known on the various servieei tA thu- company, has bet-r ?.n\\ In Italy for about '-'5 pet ton. and then is
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    LIVERPOOL DOCK RATES.
    80 8 Substantial Reduction In Charges. Substantial reduction in Liverpool doi-1* n and haulage ehargai ni up ntn ti 1 Govenußant d<rating aeheme, were anni>unced at :i ;r enl meeting of t'no Mersey Dorks aivi Harbour Board by Mr. Hugh L Boxborgrfa chairman "f the Finance Committee These redneUoni
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    Announcements.
    35 8 •ih, p. and O. >.i Kalyan ha i left Hoaa Kiine: »'"i is rzpeeted to arrivi .it thi. noil n» Jft a.m. on Wednesday. She will proceed f,l..nx»ide the Singapoia Harbour Board'i nharv >i
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      SHARE MARKET REPORTS.
      104 8 Macphail and Co., Ltd. Singapore, Mar. 17. Rubber. Steady. New acudais 1.93Vil.y.1-, Uiu licnuts 4S-44U cents. Mainka 1'indas lAVli-l.n'lk, Mentakabs 42-44V4 ce-«U, I'ajnms lJ&-% Connemaras 1.36-1.46, 'l»mbaluks HO-rt.") cc-nts, Hruneis 3.00-3.00, IJatu UnUngi 1.07-1.12. Tin. Steady. Kucliais 1.22-1.28, Kinta* i.26-1.30, l'cnawats C6-U0 cents, Hong Kutta 70-75 cents
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      Rose Macphail & Penman, Ltd.
      148 8 Rose Macphail Penman, Ltd. Singapore, Mar. 17. Rubber. Lradmi T%A, unchariKed. Nuor [*rici-:i (Lendon Std. i Bp<rt Mtta. Tin. London No i.rice. Mining. Steady. S«n(ei Ways 3J25-ZM, Kucha is I^2-lJtt, KinU Hredfi- IJI6-IJIO. [Klang Birera J.1.-.-2.^5. llony Fatts fii-72 nun, Malaya consols. -.'T-J'i cents, Johaaa ,1,1-10 cents, Tulanis 1.06-1.16, Sun^'ii
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      RUBBER PRICES.
      63 8 Henderson, Helm and Company, Inc. New York, send us the following cubU (i:it I Mar. It, their quotations being i. goid dollar cents closing bid prices Rubber Exchanges asks to^ay n't March 14.80, April 14.90. May 15.20 ;jur.;- 15.-W, July 15.70, August 15.y0. Scp Itenbcr 16 10. October
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      EXCHANGES.
      76 8 Ru^'by, M;.r. 15. I Foreign exchanges arc Arr.sterdan 12.125, Athena 3.'... Koinbay Is. 3 V-9U. Berlin »OM6, Hru«st-ls 34.^95. Bucharest 8!H Bulmio.- Aires 41 11- IG. C'opi-nhaßcn 18.165 Geneva 25.115, Helsin<rtors lUH, Hong Konf l< j-.d.. Lisbon 108J0, Madrid 3U.H5, Milai J New York 4.86 B-H, Oslo 18.17, Pari:
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      43 8 I From China, by Van Heutsr., d.ip tt i Singapore this afternoon. I From China and Manila, by Pre?:dcnl Monroe, due at Singapore day.iprht tv I morrow. From China and Japan, by Kalyan, dus at Singapore 10 a.m. on Wednc-<' »y.
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      AIR MAIL FROM BATAVIA.
      19 8 A mail frrmi Eatavia by aeroplane- It t:-: pected a*. Singapore at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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      MAILS FOR EUROPE.
      50 8 l.rfr Arrd. |;> S'p-'f' 1 London Mant.a' Feb. 6 Mar. 1 J. P. Coen Feb. 7 Mar. 3 lnsul:n<!« Feb. 14 Mar. H Klephanla Kfh. U Mar. 8 (■en. MrUlnscr K- Z'< M»r. IV Kannala I -I Mur. IG Hi n dcr Nede'tan* n Keb. .'I Mar.
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      268 8 EXCHANGES. Singapore, Mar. 17. On London, Bank 4 m/i t/S 15/16 Demand */3>» rrivat* S m. credit t/S On New York, demand 66% I'rivate 90 d/« 67V4 On France, Bank T.T. 1432 1 On India. Bank T.T. 164V4 On Hong Kong, Bank T.T. 32'» I On Shanghai, Bank T.T. 116
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        MINING.
        490 8 ISSUJ Val. I'd. Boyeri Sellcri •I ill Asani Kumbanc »7/-I/-I/- Aver Hitam Tin 13 6 14/3 £1 i'l Bangrin Tin 22/- 2.1 1 1 Batane Padang 0.19 0.?:! 1 1 Batu Caves 0.90 0.95 1 1 Bukit Arang O.JO 1.00 £1 £1 Burmah Malay 22/6 23/6 i.l £1 Chenderiang
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        GENERAL.
        238 8 lisa* Val. I'd. Buyers Sellers 2 2 Alex. Brick Prcff. 2.12 V, 2.20 2 2 AUx. Brick Ordv 2.70 ISO £1 £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco (.10.0 5.12.6 1 1 Central Engine j.40 0.50 1 1 Cycle and Carriage 0.43 0.3.J )os. 10s. Duff Development 5 7 0/Bd. Dunlop Rubber
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        101 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 102 lOt ci. Singapore Municipal 6 p.c. of 1901 red. 1930 $1,878,000 par. b% prem. Singapore Municipal 4Va p.e. of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,00 M par Singapore Municipal 4Vs p.c of 1908 red. 1955 $1,000,000 95 par.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        390 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and E vat t's quotations. Alleuby i*l) Alor Gajah 1*1) A. Hstaiu 1*1) A. Kuning (tl) A. Malay ($2) A. Molek 1*1) A. I'anag (II.) Bassett ($1) Brogaa ($1) Brunei (15) It. Jclutong ($1) it. Katil <*1) Dukit K. B. (tl) D. Kcpong
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    236 8 Monday March 17 H. W. midnight, 8 ft. 8 in. 12.10 p.m, 9 ft. 8 in. Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, annual meeting, 2.15 p.m. Mail for Australia eloees at I p.m. Royal Empire Society meeting, Council Chamber, 5.15 p.m. St. Patricks Society dinner and
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    153 8 Today. China. Huinam, Japan, Korea, Formona, Eant Siberia, Philippine Islands, Western Canada ami Western States of I.S.A. (Ajaxt I p.m. Ceyloa and Egypt (Paresis) iDanlanusi LAO p.m. 8a Ist Paadjang, Bengkalia ai'.l Paean Bi-Api-Api iM. ran) p-m. J;va, South-West Boraatra, Sootfclast Borneo, Celebes, Melaceaa Timor Dilly and
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    448 8 Momiay. March ;7. Ships alongside Mir Wharves or expected In arrive. KEPPEL HARBOUR. Mala Wharf I'.-itml. Agnes I, ThasiannHla. I'urp'jra. Oil Wharf Nil. Ccal Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN DBT DOCES. Tanjoag Pagar. All.rrt Doc* r.HhiH. Victoria I»ui-k :.rh. Nippon, Kauri. I.eh. 1 I'itho, 5.5. Makian. Krpprl liar
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      252 8 MALAYAN METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Bright Wind. Station. Temperature. Rain- San- Relative Direc- Speed. Weather. Max. Mia. fall, shine. Humidity. tion. T. F. in«. hoars. I n.p.h. Alor Star 95 75 0.G7 5.3 E 5 Fine Kota Itharu No report. K. TrcnggHnu .86 76 0.03 ».3 73 NE 21
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    638 9 General Marking Down Of All Prices. COMMODITIES UNDERGO GENERAL SLUMP. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Today's IVices Rubber. 24". cents. Tin. 150 tons at $82 per picul. Saturday's I'rices Rubber, London 77 J s d. per lb., unchanged. New York U*- t cts. per
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    BIG LOAN FOR CUBA.
    246 9 Bond Issue fo/ Public Works. AccorJiiip to ;;n official statement the CbaM National Bank of New York lies concluded negotiations with the Government or Cuba for the purchase of $40,000,000 (£8.000.000) Public Works SVi iper cent, told bonds, maturing in 1946. These bonds, it is stated,
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      BULLION REPORT.
      717 9 Messrs. Samuel Montagu Co's Weekly Letter. The Bank of England- gold reserve against notes amounted "to £150,936,551 on the 12th instant (its compared with £150,783.866 on the previous Wedne*day), and represents a decrease uf £2,968.76-1 since April 29, 1925, when an eflectiVc gold standard .was resumed. £883,000 of
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      61 9 Singapore, 12 o'clock noon, Mar. 17. Tone of Market .-—Steady, quiat. Latest Cable London Spot Sheet 7%d. per ljj. New York Spot Sheet G. cenu 14*« per lb. t.S.S. equal to London Standard iUndard fi.S.S. oa Tender Spot March April May April-June July-Sept. Buyers ■-T,
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      FRASER AND NEAVE, LIMITED.
      1081 9 More Detailed Accounts. PRINTING DEPARTMENT IMPROVEMENT. The annual general meeting rff Fraser and Neave, Ltd., was held at the company's registered office, Trafalgar Street, on Saturday, Mr. W. H. Macgreg-or presiding. Others present were Messrs. J. A. Clarke, 3. N. Moss, H. E. Somerville, R. L.
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      EMPIRE TRADE RELATIONS.
      556 9 Reciprocal Dealings Urged. Urging the expansion of trade within the Empire and the translation of existing Empire sentiment into more concrete results, Mr. F. W. Field, His Majesty's Senior Trade Commissioner in Canada, speaking in Quebec, said an examination of the figures showed that for the twelve
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      BUY BRITISH GOODS.
      285 9 "National Roll" Holds Meeting. The inaugural meeting of The National Roll of the Buyeis of British Goods" was held on Feb. 12 at the Mansion House, London, the Lord Mayor presiding. The Lord Mayor said there were some thirty-six mayors attending that meeting, and some forty who
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      HONG KONG TRADE.
      469 9 Cotton Goods Shipped To England. The trade of Hong Kong and the prospects for British manufacturers are the subject of an interesting article in The Times Trade and Engineering Supplement. The writer, a. correspondent on the spot, states that civil war in the neighbouring provinces and the
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      BRITISH EMPIRE TRADE
      710 9 Expansion of Overseas Markets. The Empire overseas is becoming increasingly important to the United Kingdom, both as a market for produce and as a source of supply," states a memorandum on the trade of the British Empire, issued by the Imperial Economic Committee and prepared by Sir
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    LONDON TIN MARKET.
    763 9 Restriction Not Sufficient To Stem Tide. FLIMSY PROPAGANDA BY PRODUCERS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 19. Matters proceed very much as of late in the tin market. A certain amount of desultory correspondence appears in tho Press, mostly, of course, from people holding tin shares which
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    PESSIMISTIC OUTLOOK.
    196 9 Address by Chairman of H.K. And Shanghai Bank. With conditions a. they are in China, one looks in vain for any probable source of a consumptive, demand of sufficient strength at.d endurance to effect an appreciable recovery in prices," said the chairman of the Hong Kong in, l
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MARCH 17, 1930. FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
    1059 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY. MARCH 17, 1930. FEDERAL AFFAIRS. Last week's meeting of the Federal Council showed at least one thinp that the F.M.S. Government is faced with an active and watchful opposition, and one must go back to the palmy days of Sir Frederick James to recall in
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    PERSONALITIES IN PARLIAMENT.
    933 10 Members Who Have Made Their Mark. (By Our Political Correspondent.) Part I. Now that the new House of Commons has had time to reveal itself to the daily observer of its manners and moods, it may be of interest to consider the personalities which have come into
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    THE STRAITS TIMES IN PENANG.
    323 10 Delivery to Subscribers to be Expedited By Twelve Hours. Arrangement.; have now been completed whereby it is possible to effect a saving of 12 hours in the delivery of the Straits Times to subscribers in l\ unrig. At present, subscribers' copies posted in Singapore on
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    767 10 A GOOD EXAMPLE. A few days ago we offered I littl.» friendly criticism of the balance she it issued by Fraser and Neave, United, The information supplied to shareholders ignored a number of important details and the accounts were drawn up in the vague form which
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    LABOUR GOVERNMENT THREATENED WITH A COAL STRIKE. DRASTIC ACTION THREATENED.
    165 11 LABOUR GOVERNMENT THREATENED WITH A COAL STRIKE. DRASTIC ACTION THREATENED. If the Coal-mines Bill Is Defeated. A. J. COOK AGAIN. Miners Talk of National Conference. London, Mar. 1<>. A further throat of drastic action l>y th? coal-miners, in view of the threatened defeat of the Coal-mines iSill in Parliament this
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    FRENCH PREMIER SMILES.
    1219 11 Franco-Italian Deadlock Continues. U.S.A. AND JAPAN. Prospects of Agreement Brighter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Londotf, Mar. lfi. The Naval Conference lias now reached :i c mplcte general deadlock, though a three-Power Pact i; possible. Straits Copyright K,i:!,y. Mar. 18. The French Premier, M. Tardieu. ai rived in
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    SIR CECIL CLEMENTI IN PERAK.
    460 11 Visit to Chenderoh Dam Tomorrow. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 17. After a restful Sunday at Government House, Kuala Lumpur, U.K. the High Commissioner resumed hi3 official tour of the F.M.S. this morning, when he left, with Lady Clcmenti, by special train for
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    RUM-RUNNING CHAIN.
    138 11 Will Canada Refuse to Be A Link? Ottawa, Mar. 15. During a two-hours speech in the House of Commons the I'rom Mr, Mr. Mackenzie King, emphasised that the Government would no longer consent to be a link in the chain of rum-runners and bootleggers, who live by defying
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    ANTARCTIC LANDS.
    120 11 Can Discoverer Waive A National Claim Washington, Mar. 1G. That national territorial claims cannot ic affected by verbal relinquishment by a liscoverer is the burden of a statement nade by Mr.- Cotton, acting: Secretary of stato, alluding to Rear-Admiral Byrd's speech at Dunedin, that Americans are far more
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    £500,000 STERLING.
    36 11 Plan to Establish Sugar Refinery in Spain. Cordova, Spain, Mar. 1C. A stoup of financiers of Seville and Cordova lias formed a company, with :i c-apital of £500,000, to establish a sugar refinery. Reutcr.
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    NOVELIST'S DEATH.
    18 11 Metuehen, New Jersey, Mar. 15. The death has occurred of the novelist, Miss Maiy Wilkins. Reutcr.
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    CIVIL WAR IMMINENT IN CHINA.
    248 11 Troops Mobilising. MUKDEN'S ATTITUDE UNCERTAIN. A Sin Kuo Min message states that war in China is imminent and that the mobilisation of the opposing forces has beer ordered. President Chiang Kai-shek summoned his chief generals to a conference at Tangshan which lasted from morning until
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    IN RUSSIA TODAY.
    147 11 Which Report Should One Believe Moscow, Mar. 15. The Central Committee of the Communist Party has ordered all local organisations to fight resolutely against the compulsory collectivisation of farms, but to intensify their efforts to attract peasants to collective households on a voluntary basis. Furthermore, churches may
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    THE GARAGE MURDER.
    151 11 Podmcre Not Likely to Be Hanged. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 16. William Henry Podmore who, a week a;ro. was found guilty of the murder of Vivian Mcssiter and sentenced ta d:fith, is appealing. His execution is considered unlikely. Straits Times Copyright. It will b'i recalled
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    A PARTIAL HARTAL.
    26 11 Calcutta, Mar. 15. A partial hartal was observed in the ity on account of the arrest of the Mayor, ilr. Sen Gupta. Reuter.
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    CURTAILING THE TIN OUTPUT.
    292 11 Details of T.P.A. Survey. 122 COMPANIES JOIN IN THE SCHEME. The local advisory council of the Tin Producers' Association has forwarded for information a circular which it is issuing on the subject of the recently complete* preliminary survey of production in all fields a summary of
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    NAVAL COMMANDS.
    318 11 General Post Among The Admirals. London, Mar. 17. The Admiralty announces that Admiral I Sir Michael Hodges has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic Fleet, in succession to Vice-Admiral Sir Ernie Chatfitld, who has been appointed Com-mander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean in succession to Admiral Sir Frederick Field. Vice-Admiral
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    SIR ARCHIBALD BODKIN.
    41 11 Disapproves of New Police Rules. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London,. Mar. 1G. Sir Archibald Henry Bodkin, Director af Public Prosecutions s-ince 1920, has resiuned. It is understood that he disupprovro of the new' police rules. Straits rimoi Copyright.
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    PRIMO DE RIVERA'S DRAMATIC DEATH.
    496 11 Spain's Punctilious Ex-Dictator. Paris, Mar. 10. Primo de Rivera, the former Spanish dictator, died suddenly in his room at a Paris hotel today. For some time he had been suffering from diabetes, but he died from heart failure while his son and daughter were attending
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    THE NEW PLANET.
    210 11 British Astronomers' Enthusiasm. London, Mar. IS. The lsadinc British astronomers aiv most enthusiastic concerning the mairnilicert and sensational discovery 01 a new planet, which is regarded as the most important astronomical event which has occurred for nearly a century. cablegram from. Professor Slipper, the head of thr,
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    THE ITALIAN ARGOSY.
    114 11 Plans for Return of Art Treasures. Ritjjby, Mar. 1C. The Italian Art Exhibition which, atacc it opened at I'urlintrton House in January, has boon visited liy upwaids of 400,0(1(1 people, will close on Thursday and prepoiationa an being already made for the return t;> Italy pf the
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    CHANNEL TUNNEL PLAN.
    228 11 Unenthusiastic Welcome In Britain. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Mar. M. The Channel Tunnel Report has had :i most unenthusiastic reception. Straits Times Copyright. Rugby, Mar. 15. The report of the Channel Tunnel Committee is discussed in all the newspapers. The Time.--, emphasises that nothing voold justify
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    AMERICA'S LARGEST.
    52 11 Submarine of 2,760 Tons Launched. Mare Islai d, (California) Mar. 1(5. The largest United States submarine hav been launched. She is 371 feet Ionic and has a displacement of 2.760 tons. She has two gun decks and will curry 8 officers and SO men. She will burn oil
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    PORTLAND" CEMENT.
    45 11 Japan Secures a Mexican Contract. Tokio, Mar. 14. An order for l.'JO.OOO baiivls of Portland oi mint has been placed wilh the Asano Portland CaMlt Company by a certain merchant in Mexico. The price contracted for is favourable to the Asano Company. Nichi-Nichi.
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    CHRISTIANS IN RUSSIA.
    110 11 Services Interrupted In Britain. London, Mar. Hi. Intercession for persecuted Christians in Kr..si;i w;:s made in all the churches unil chapels throughout England and Walea today, txcapt in the Reman Catholic churches (Wednesday having been lixed for intercessory prayers by the Roman Catholic Chorea) and at parade
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    AFTER THE ELECTION.
    53 11 Tokio, Mar. 14. Mr. Y. Tsurumi the ex-member of Parliament and the son-in-law of the lute Count Shimpei (J<ito who was u very popular statesman has born MHUKSMd by the Public Procurator's Bureau of the District Court of Osaka in connection with an alleced violation of thu
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      69 11 TODAY'S FEATURES. I 'ace I Personalities in Parliament, by Our Political Correspondent 10 Political Diary of the Week II I Letters to the Editor 17 London Tin Market Reviewed 9 1 Gandhi's letter to the Viceroy I Possibilities of Canning Industries 17 Stern Football Struggles at Home IS I Calcutta
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    GANDHI'S MARCH TO THE SEA.
    392 12 "Money Alone Will Not Win Swaraj." Nadiad (Bombay Province), Mar. 15. Despite fatigue Mr. Gnndhi and his volunteers covered the 10 miles from Matar to Dabhan on foot. People flocked to pay their respects, but Mr. Gandhi, who refused to ride in a bullock-cart which
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    ROYAL EMPIRE SOCIETY.
    147 12 Com. Reynolds Entertained By Local Branch. There was a good attendance at the (Inner given by the local members of the Royal Empire Society at the Europe Hotel on Saturday evening on the occasion of the visit of Commander R. M. Reynolds, travelling commissioner of the Sir
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    BRANDED WIFE.
    95 12 Tamil Gives Lesson In Fidelity. (From Our Own Correspondent.) .Malacca. Mar. 1">. In the District Court at Alor Gajah, a Tamil named Raman was charged with causing hurt to one Vellachie, a female, l»y means of a hot wire at Ttbong. The accused, who pleaded suilty, told the
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    WOMEN BARRISTERS.
    83 12 104 Admitted in Ten Years In Britain. London, Feb. 21. That women have not adopted the legal profi sM.iTi as widely as is sometimes rapposi d is shown by the fact that only 104 women hare qualified for the English Bar since the first woman was admitted ten
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    SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE.
    93 12 At the Seventh Day Advcntist Church. Penan* Road, last night. Pastor \V. \V. R. Lake (Recoiled the subject, "Does Modern Science Bqnarc with the Bible?" He quoted numerous criticisms by so-called Bcientieta and aaewered them very cleverly. Next Sunday night he will answer ii iticisms of
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    HATRY TRIAL ECHO.
    278 12 drialdini Arrested To Be Charged in Italy. London. Mar. IS. According to the Sunday Dispatch, John Gialdini surrendered to the police in Milan who were on their way to arrest him. 'A later message frotn Rome states Gialdini and his lawyers were completely surprised by the arrest,
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    265 12 Mr. A. Green and Miss L. M. Freeman. A wedding of considerable local interest took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, on Saturday afternoon when Mr. Allan Green, of Sourabaya, was mr.nie-d to Miss Lilian Maud Freeman, who has for the past ten years been Secretary to the
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    PONGGOL ZOO.
    235 12 Seals Imported for First Time In the Colony. Once an almost deserted part of the island, Ponggal on the north west coast, has sprung into prominence during the h'st two or three months. A zoological .garden is responsible for the change, and the credit goes to private enterprise,
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    198 MILES AN HOUR.
    38 12 Silver Bullet's Trial A Success. Daytona Beach (Florida), Mar. 16. At the close of the first trial run of the Silver Bullet Mr. Kaye Don attained a speed of 198 miles an hour. Reutcr.
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    13 12 The appointment of Dr. B. F. Pinson as Health Officer. Malacca, is gazetted.
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    23 12 Bit William and Lady Peel have been staying at Wokingr with an old Malayan friend, Mr. William Duncan, of the Straits Rubber Company.
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    15 12 The Indian Elementary School, ScranK<i n Road, Singapore, has been moved to 24. Dcewer Road.
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    PRINCE CREMATED.
    52 12 Funeral Pyre Lighted By King. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Mar. IT. The cremation of the remains of H.R.H. Prince Mahidol, heir to the throne, took place on Sunday afternoon with elaborate religious ceremonial. Their Majesties the Xin 1 and Queen were present and the King lit the
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    THE ENGLISH SINGERS.
    144 12 Flora Mann, first soprano, Nellie Carson, second soprano, Lillian Berger, alto, Norman Stone, tenor, Norman Notley, baritone and Cuthbert Kelly, bass, constitute the group of singers known as the English Singers of London. These six singers who are appearing at the Victoria Theatre tonight and tomorrow night
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    26 12 The Home Secretary has appointed Mr. Edward Hale Tindal Atkinson Director of Public Prosecutions in place of Sir Archibald Bodkin, who retires on pension. Briti«h Wireless.
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    OPTIMISTIC SIR CECIL.
    114 12 r 1 Rubber Industry Aided By Adversity. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Mai\ 17. Sir Cecil Clcmenti spoke hopefully on the rubber outlook at his reception at Klang on Saturday. His Excellency said Only this mc.rning I had th* opportunity of inspecting the Rubber Research Institute
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    FOUND DEAD IN BED.
    119 12 Police Investigating Death Of Englishman. At about 6 o'clock this morning an Englishman was found dead in his bed at a boarding house in Ponder Road under what are believed to be suspicious circumstances and the police wore called in. The man. whose name is given
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    SERANGOON PISTOL DUEL
    155 12 Indian Victim Succumbs To Wound. The young Indian, K. P. V. Pillay, who was shot down by armed Chinese gangsters at Upper Serangoon Road a few mornings ago died this morning at the hospital. It will be recalled that Detective Suppiah engaged the three gangsters in a
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    LAST NIGHT'S RECITAL.
    408 12 Mr. Alfred Mirovitch at The Victoria Theatre. As with other vecitalists who have passed through Singapore recently Mr. Alfred Mirovitch, the Russian pianist had the experience of a poor audience at the Victoria Theatre last night. This Is to be deplored for few more brilliant executants have
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    £4,400,000 FORTUNE.
    35 12 Nearly Two Million m Death Duties. London, Mar. 2. The death duties on ths estate of the late Lord Forteviot, who died on November 23, 1920, amount to £1,900,000. Lord Forteviot left £4,400,000.
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    A UNIQUE WEAPON. |
    359 12 A UNIQUE WEAPON. Sequel to Round Up Of j Alleged Gang. BBBBMBBBBBM A series of clever robberies and thefts in the Geylang and Katong districts have been puzzling the police of the division for a long time and the perpetrators havebeen difficult to trace. What are believed to be important
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    FALSE LICENCE.
    127 12 Unusual Type of Alleged Forgery. An unusual form tf alleged forgery is now engaging the attention of Mr. E.I Tongue, A.S.P., Detective Branch, and inquiries arc being made. Early this morning Inspector Jaffar cf the Municipal Registrar of Vehicles Department was on rounds when he chanced to examine
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    29 12 K. N'ankivcll, assistant engineer at Alor Gajah, has gone home on leave and Mr. W. M. McCrae of Jasin is acting for him in addition to his own duties.
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    37 12 Mr. W. D. Home, assistant Protector of Chinese at Malacca, is being transferred to Kuala Lumpur this week and Mr. Hay from Taipinir will succeed him. Mr. Home has been only a few months in Malacca. I
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    AIMEE McPHERSON IN THE TALKIES.
    274 12 To Talk and Act Her Life Story. Hollywood, Fci>. :!(>. A spsctacular talking motion picture depicting the lift of the 1 well-known woman evnngclist, Mrs. Aimec. Semple McPherson, from her early days in China to ha- present glory in Los Angele>s, is to be filmed
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    MAJOR GRIFFIN.
    197 12 A Friend's Appreciation of His Sterling Qualities. A correspondent writes "The death of Major Griffin, D.5.0., in tragic circumstances in Singapore is a sad blow to thone who knew the sterling qualities of this officer. He came of an old family whose home was in Kilbride, Co. Wieklow,
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY
    71 12 The various Epworth Leagues of Singapore will meet together in the St. aits Chinese Church, Kampong Kapor, at 7.30 p.m. on Friday, as a local rallyin preparation for the Institute to be held at Molacca next month. A reception to Rev. Mr. Yah Dji Hia, M.A., 8.D..
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      67 12 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Nearly everyone has seen the coneshaped Extinguisher known as the "MINIMAX B" but it is not everyone that has heard of the "D" Model. This little machine is ideal for fitting on your car and is also made especially for electrical fires, being a nonconductor. FIT ONE TO
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      CALCUTTA CUP ENDS IN DRAW.
      532 13 Fierce Twickenham Game. FRANCE'S CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 15. Th;> England-Scotland match proved poor jraiin 1 v ith honours even. A feature was the great tackling <> r the dofcini-, which were much superior t<> th'_attack. The Calcutta (';ii' will remain
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      S.C.C. TENNIS.
      32 13 The X.c.c. i.ri-i;- Irani wbirh r.hould hnvc xtarU-ri 10-day, h.-., Imtii poxtponcd <•■■■ -i:^ to 1 1 inclement weather. Ti<s arranged for to-day will be play <1 ili Wi-dir- -il i;
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      NORTHERN UNION.
      41 13 Lond a, M Playing in the- Northern Union Rugby League St. Helena drew with Oldham .1 ."i. London, Mar. I. Played under Northern Union mica Kci::lilrv were beaten on their own ground by Leeds by 31 points to 12.
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      LEAGUE TABLES.
      902 13 Candidates for Relegation And Promotion. The followin;; arc tkc positions of Knjtli.sii anil Scottish Lcajcuc Clubs after Saturday's mutches Kirsl l)i\i>ion. r. ij. i». r a. its. Sheffield Wed. SO IK fl 0 78 :i!t 42 Derby County HlB ocy r.H 42 Manchester Citj 11 n> 6 00
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      HAGEN'S SUCCESS.
      24 13 Beats Kirkwood in Match At Melbourne. Melbourne, Mar. 15. Walter Kagea boat Kirkwood two up in :i 36-boIet match here today. Ueuter.
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      CARNERA TO MEET DEMPSEY ?
      113 13 CARNERA TO MEET DEMPSEY Purse of Million Dollars Offered. Chicago, Mar. 15. Moiloy, the bi« boxing promoter, is oflViini; a purse of a million dollars for the proposed Primo Carnera-Dcmpsey fight, on the condition that Camera defeats Chuck Wiggins, his next opponent here on the 17 inst. Dan] sey has
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      1931 NEW HORSES.
      99 13 Eighty Importations For Upcountry Clubs. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ponnnfj. Mar. 1G. The Penanjr Turf Club have decided to import 2li Australian thoroughbred griffins for the 19:tl New Year meeting. The cost to subscribers, which has hitherto been $950 has been raised to £100. The new importations
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      AMATEUR RACES.
      172 13 Entries for Selangor Meeting This Week. The following cntiics have been received for the amateur meeting to be held in conjtnetiM with the Selangor Turf Club op. Mar. 21 and '22. Horses Claxs III (3 fur*, and fi furs.) TYmoh. More Yet lone), Speardale (one), Alowroi, Star of
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      HOME RUGBY.
      37 13 Blackheath Fail Badly At Birkenhcad. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Mar. 1G. The foHowiag wen- rwralta <>f important Busby mulches played yesterday Kichmc.n.l n Chatham Services 0 Hirkrnh'.ul Turk 21 Hlarkhcath 10. Straits Times Copyright.
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      WIMBLEDON BALLOT.
      187 13 £50,000 Must be Returned To Ticket Applicants. The fifty per cent, increase in the charge for reserved seats in the Centre Court at Wimbledon has not acted as a deterrent. I fully expect we shall again have to return at least £50,000, and 1 should not be surprised
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      AL SINGER WINS.
      83 13 Berg's Next Opponent Has A Hard Fight. Facing one of the most rugged opponents of his career, Al Singer won a 10- rounds decision from the Chilian, San Tislaus Louyza. Loayza was out-boxed throughout the bout and was knocked down for a count of nine early in
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      MALAYS SHOW BETTER COMBINATION.
      427 13 Chinese Beaten by Only Goal. Malays I Chinese 0 A closely-contested match was witnessed by a large crowd, at the Stadium, Jalan Besar, yesterday afternoon, between the Malays and the Chinese, the former winning by the narrow margin of I—o. The Malays were in good form
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      PENANG LOSE.
      132 13 Krian bs Vic»ji At P .t Buntar. (From v>ur Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 1C After leading i>y two goals and having the most oi' the exchanges, the Penang Cricket Club, w!io visited Parit Buntar yesterday were defeated by the Krian Club by 3—2. The ground was on the
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      GREGALACH'S LAPSE ?
      37 13 GREGALACH'S LAPSE National Favourite Finishes Last at Hurst Park. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I.( ndon, Mar. 16. Gresr^lack, wKi is favourite for the Grand National, finished last in a race at Hurst Park yesterday. Straits Times Copyright.
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      TENNIS ENTENTE.
      37 13 Paris Beats London Austin's Great Victory. Paris, Mar. 16. In a lawn tennis match Paris beat London by 12 matches to nine. Bunny Austin defeated Borotra, 2— C, 6—2,6 2, 11 9, C 2.— Reuter.
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      SPORTING FIXTURES.
      114 13 Monday, March 17 S.C.C. Sprint: tennis tournament bruins. Meeting of League Committee of the S.A.F.A., Stadium, 5 p.m., to discu.s programme for 1930. Football: I.C.F.A. vs. S.C.C, Jalan Bcsar Stadium; S.C.C. XI vs. H. 8., H.B. ground; S.C.C. B vs. Bornco-Houstcacl, I'adang. Tuisriay, March 18 Football: S.C.C. Tournament:
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      SINGAPORE G.C.
      329 13 H. W. Hawkins Wins Spring Cup. The Singapore Golf Club Spring Cup competition was played on Saturday and yesterday, and resulted in a win for Mr. H. W. Hawkins. Altogether 86 cards were taken out, and the following were returned (•uillemard Cup. The following is the draw for
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      SIAMESE TENNIS.
      95 13 Kleinman Thinks Standard Of Play is Good. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Mar. 16. An exhibition of tennis was |irca by Messrs. D. H. Kleinman and Hazell (Singapore) at the Sports Club to-day, when the visitor:-, were defeated by two local Siamese in a doublts match. Mr. Kleinman,
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      G.R.A. FINANCE.
      161 13 Final Dividend of 6s. 6d. Per Share Recommended. The report of the directors that will be presented to the shareholders of the Greyhound Racing Association, Ltd., at the third ordinary general meeting, to be held at 70, Pall Mall. London, will make pleasant reading. The net trading profit
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      HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.
      294 13 Stern Struggles. NORWICH CITY SCORE TEN GOALS. London, Mar. l.">. The following won? the remit* of Kn;rlish ami Scottish [ifgTTt puBM played today Arsenal 1 Birmingham Ast.,n Villa 6 Huddanflold T. Holton W. o Lhrerpoel 1 Hurnley 3 Itlackhiu n R. Derby County I Mancha ter Utd.
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      AMATEUR FOOTBALL.
      37 13 Corinthians' Bis Win R.A.F. I Beat Army. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Mar. 16. Results of important Amateur Association football games yesterday wire- :>■ follows R.A.K. I Army Corinthians x Yorkiihire AinateuTi I —Straits Times Copyright
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      SCOTLAND'S SUCCESS.
      36 13 England Beaten in Amateur International. London, Mar. I-"'. At Hampdcn Park, Giasgow, today in tha amateur As tciation football international chami ionship Scotland eat England by the only goal <>r the ;;;i"ie. Rcuti r.
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      VARSITY ATHLETICS.
      35 13 Cambridge Beat Oxford For Sixth Successive Year. London, Mar. IS. At Btamford Bridge in the annual later'VarMty sports today Cambridge Ih«»i Oxford fur the sixth successive year by tight cvenLs to three. Keuter.
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    963 15 Administration Report For The Past Year. TW following report on the Admini.-tra-tion of thi- Federal Malay states War Relief Pond for the yteur i!»2u is presented for the Information of tb^ (jenerr.l committee in accordance with the proceduvv laid down for Uh administration of the Fund.
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    1926 15 Government's Tenure of Office Precarious Religious Persecutions in Russia Adverse Effect on Labour's Prospects Political Cleavage on Fiscal Q ties Ho n—ln 1 ariff Truce Policy Civic Rights of Indians in Malaya. (By Our Parliamentary Correspondent.) London, Feb. 18. *****.1. Russia prove to be
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    A MEDICAL MARVEL.
    294 15 Cure for All Ills Found In Siam. The Karn Muanjr of Bangkok telh a strange story. It relate:- how an ancient priest dwelling at Wat Sia, PakpanaaiC, in Nagor Sritamarai, was suffering from cancer and skin trouble, till one Bight he dreamed that an i Marly man
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    GIRL STUDENT MURDER.
    176 15 Ex-Professor Pays Penalty In America. Columbus, Uar. I. Dr. Snook, an ex-professor of the Chicago State University, was electrocuted for having murdered a student. Theodora Hix. An earlier message from Columbus, dated Aug. 16, 1929, stated One of the BMSt leaaatieaal murder trials in America of recent
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    PENALTY OF COMMUNISM.
    162 15 Stiff Sentences for Bangkok Chinese. Judgment was delivered ill the Uanj;kok Criminal Court on Fell. 12 in th" caiC in which twenty-two Chinese were charged with having uttemlrd meetings at the Chin Tick school in Badsal Road in November-Dece* iber last, such meetings bein? illegal. It is
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    THRILLING CRICKET ON THE PADANG.
    2006 17 Services and S.C.C. Draw. !:(JUAL RUNS SCORED BY BOTH SIDES. An awl |lHl lull cricket thrill was nilinasul nn the Pudang <>n Baf rday, when tbi> S.C.C in their nrat club maU-h .•I the season draw with the Unit*-" Services, each side Ix-intf all out
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    BIGGER WICKET.
    262 17 Low Scoring in Practice Match. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Mar. 17. The larger wicket made its appearance for the lir.->t time in Pe-nang on Saturday 1 in a practice match between two cricket teams of twlva aside. The bowling, how- ever, was of poor quality, and it
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    MALACCA CRICKET.
    184 17 Old Men Successful In Trial Match. The practice match at the Malacca Club between two elevens, repreiwmting players Under 30 and Over 30, was played on Saturday afternoon. Scores Over 00 Gould c CharUsworth l> Witherh) IS. (iilmour c Whelan-Co«n b Bnrritt I, Edwanlt run out 15, Lindow
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    EUROPEAN KILLED.
    200 17 Thrown Through Wind Screen. (From Our O-.vn Correspondent.) lVnung, Mur. ltl. A serious motor imaih occurred at F'arit Buntai yesterday, resulting in the death of Mr. Warren Smith, supt. of the I'm! power statgMt. Full details of the- tragedy are not available but it a^ptars that the decpa*e<!.
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    DEPUTATION COMING.
    113 17 To Inspect Conditions In Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pawusjr, Mai. IC I kis understood that an Indian rieputaWn will be visiting Malaya towards tho end of April to study Indian condition* haret The deputation, wh'ch is expected ,to remain about a month, will tour the country in
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    AMAZING LEGAL DECISION.
    617 17 Forged Notes Case Acquittals. I Ono r( trie most amazing legal decisions ever given was returned in Berlin on Feb. 8, in a case against a. number of Germans (md Georgians, who were charged with forging Soviet currency for the purpose lof overthrowing the Soviet regime in
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    67 17 [The Straiti Timci U not raiponilble for :he opinions of its corraipondtnu. Corrttpondent* ahould bear in mind that It-Hen malt be short and to th* point. Long epistles are liable to b« rejected or cut down. Correspondents mint inelos* their names and addrcises, not necessarily for Rublication but as
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    GRAPE VINES.
    80 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In reply to your correspondent's inquiry about grape vines, I bey: to inform you that they can be obtained from Probolinggo which is a place about 70 j mile? distant (tan Boaorabaya. Ther« are many grape vines to be found
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    THE HYLAM PROTEST.
    122 17 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I quite understand the point which worries "A Hainanese," but can only repeat that the fact, or stateiacnt of the fact, that most of the Communist.' h<re are Hylams does not mean that mi. si of the Hylams arc
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    THE TAPPING HOLIDAY.
    241 17 To the Editor of the Sto»its Thnes. Sir, It has, for some time, struck me as rather remarkable that those who arc endeavouring to save the rubber industry (and have now suggested a tapping "holiday" during May) have mver made the obvious suggestion of complete cessation of
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    11 17 Mr. L. F. Knijfht, A.S.P., ha* been granted eight months' leave.
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    21 17 The appointment of Commander W. G Oldcrshaw, R.D., R.N.R., as Master-AC-tendant is gazetted. Lt.-Commander J. C". Derrick. R.N.R., is his deputy.
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    64 17 Tin-, plan »hows the area over which the Straits Tiroes can be delivered by special messenger in Penang. The scheme effects a saving of twelve hours on existing arrangements and does not involve subscribers in any additional charge. For the time being the
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    THE POSSIBILITIES OF CANNING.
    785 17 How a \AWd\ Industry Could Be Built Up. The possibilities of canning a. a local imiu?tiy wen- voiced by Captain 11. T. Neville, director of the Booth Wales Tinplate Corporation, at an address which he delivered at the Chinese Chamber of Com■MTCe on Saturday afternoon to
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    176 17 Forthcoming Visit of R. B. Salisbury's Co. R. B. SnlisbtiryV Company, "The Quaint*. who in due en their season at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday, Match will present many of the latest London met* The opening performance. Mr. Cinders," will be repeated on March 24 and 25. On
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