The Straits Times, 17 December 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,822 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      201 1 M £t I it. i'C p B*«t|lTLS' < ii i k IjSuju.Trpr' 5 IS I .-^?f^S; .3 I I" MMMIfII THE 'I^vtclilev Hunt 9 SAUCE The Sauce thai Makes a Good Dinner Perfect A most perfect relish and dietetic stimulant, and adds greatly to the BMrUdnf qualities of Chops, Steaks,
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      77 1 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Seasonable Gifts for All. ■'^iisi^w^*^ Large Seiecti ns f Christmas Crackers, Sweets Chocolates, -'^Sr Perfumes, J^^ Sporting Goods, "H^Syk, ;J^^fe--^f Garhes, etc. "ROBINSON Co., L,td. (Incorporated in S.S.) SINGAPORE _^t gTflfff ippi '''llll''lli»MI1MWWflM"^^"-«^"J.JiMMt«VMMWMrHtMHaiIMMBMMMBWBM GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Get our Prices before Deciding 1 Elsewhere iPpankels, X*-t;cl. Victoria
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      9 1 milkmaid"" 6w—U*t4 CoMleoMd Mia Pritm bow $10.45 par caa*
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    MARS AND VENUS.
    615 2 Mysteries for New Telescopes To Reveal. When the giant telescopes now under consideration bring Mars Hnd Venus within twm sight-miles of the earth, \Miat shall we see, asks a writer in a horn* paper. If the designers of these instruments realise their anticipations they will enable us
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    PACIFIC MAIL RAMMED.
    387 2 Japanese Steamer's Curious Behaviour. From \he issue of October 2(5, of th* San Francisco Chronicle we reproduce thi following, states the- North China DaUj •sews. Carelessness in navigation on the part ol the commander of the Japanese freighter Nagano Maru resulted in the vessel rammi r.jr ihe
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      292 2 -^^r^l You could not lock the flavour in The strongest lock in the world would be useless to preserve the flavour and freshness or" your tea in the humid Indian climate. There is only one way in which you can always be sure of enjoying a perfect and refreshing cup
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      348 2 CUTICURA PREVENTS FALLING HAIR K your scalp is irritated, and your hair dry and falling out in handfuls, try this treatment: Touch spots of dandruff and itching with Cuticura Ointment and follow with hot shampoo, of Cuticura Soap. Absolutely nothing better. ■oapli.lUmnli ;4.olßtatv.t'K 34 telitH So('lt k roils t vrt)tl!*F
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      123 2 SWINEHART ig^ TYRES AND TUBES flQ^|\ffi\i* THE Kg 1 1 Pacific Trading Co., ltd j^X<i 66, 67 08 ROBINSON UOAD D><lZ gINOAPORE B»WjO Wmß II T«i No*. SB*» *ie S8»l. Tlie Adier Visible Typewriters $2 Writing always in sight of the Opeia^or BSSLr <jo CHARACTERS, 2 SHIFT Office Model No.
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    TUNNEL TO AFRICA.
    714 3 Gibraltar Scheme and Its Possibilities. Some reference has recently been jnade to the old project of linking up Europe with Africa by means of a tunnel under the sea. The tunnel would traverse the Straits of Gibraltar. Such an undertaking would be enormous in itself ami still
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    KARL'S FINANCES.
    328 3 The Disposal of the Florentine Diamond. DurinK Urn two and a half years which «-Kinir Karl spent in Switzerland, tirst at Pran;'i;is, on the lake of Goni-va, MM sfterwanls at Hi^enstein Castle, on 'the lake of Lucerne, there was continual speculation K«>njr on as to how he mado
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      254 3 Perfect Gifts The '(.-ailir.L; \x-v. is always an acceptable tfift. it is tf^jal^bi the symbol of friendship, H ry use it will HI inspire ;i kindly tho'i.«;ht t.f thed<jii.)r. it is a Ixauiil't'.l '^B^^ fill and luting, aad win prove a coattaal r^^^^^. pocket or desk companion. t ntraa, MABIE.
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      337 3 j"Oh!yes.'Wincaniis' 8 is invaluable in restoring health to those who are j Weak, or Anaemic, or Nervous, I or Run-down." I 8 Cf The outstanding tdvfataga 0 'of \V;»carnis' in restcr;%(; health is due to the Gut 1 that Wincarnis poMMttl a four-fold power. fl Wiric.-.rnis prcrr.c::; r.fji H I
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      540 3 YOU AND YOUR BABY CAN SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT WHEN BABY'S OWN TABUTfI AXE IX THK HOUSE. I Sickly bablea, little ones who nre troubled air stomach hpc) bowel: wl lag i.» painful, digestion bod, who have p well, may be mnde healthy and happy by Baby's Own Tablets. These
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      332 3 i NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT 1 1 OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OK SIM; v O.S. No. IXI OF 1021. Between THE YOKOHAMA IPBCB UA.NK, MR, I'laiiitltTa nnd N<; mm IBT6, Defendant. To the above named Defendant ni; in N I TAR NOTi iv oriKioatin^ sui Uffa who claim
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      822 4 STEAMER SAILIHCS P. 0.-British India Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in Englnnd) MAIL >»N1) PASSENGER SERVICES rrymuLAJt and rirntal s. n. Co. (Un.li>r Contrsct wth Hs Maje-»y'» Government) Tl* Cempaii}'* MAIL RERVICF. FAST OF BOMRAY are present suspended LONDON FAR-UASTERN SB&TOCB. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON Dne Singapore Leave Singapore
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      602 4 STEAMER SAU.IMS N.Y.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnight Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP, VIA PORTS YOKOHAMA MARU Dec. H YOSHINO MARU Jan. 11 MISHIMA MAKU Jan. 25 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service FOR MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VLV PORTS KAMAKUKA MARK Dec. 19 TOKUSHIMA MARU Feb. 15 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service
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      390 4 STEAMER SAILINGS 0-S. K. THX OSAKA BBOSEN EAISBA Lta (Incorporated in Japan) Ne. S, De Soaaa St'j.-t. Propeasi Salllac from Slofarore (Subject to change with? at notice) EUBOPEAN UNK Far Pert Said, afareelllee, London, Ant» v Batterdaai and Hamburg arr. dtp. ATLAS MARU Pec. 27 Dec. 28 AEGUN MAKU Jaa.
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      207 4 STEAMER SAIUMIS 1 eSLLAS Un'E 3INGAPOBI TO NEW TOBI %JUk SUKZ flus. Robert Dollar LOADING JAKHABY 25, 1922. ThruUfh Bills of Ladicc issusi ttf biccsyore to the Priacipal Cities el tk timltJ Butts sni Canada. For further lnformatioo as to Rates, «M *ppl» to THE DOLL.VR STEAMSHIP LINES, LTD. Ha.
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      637 5 STEMEB SJUUia KONINKLM&E PAKETVAAHT BfidTS^AFPU tsotiJt. riCftvr N/.viAnt'.s: co, or »/.tavia) TMmiih Jlua. tf**e* I>e«l. lit VreltM Dciit. \IM, Vnzit>i ftef Ttejuuilyw a- <>«»>. '4JT n»f.»cr» Dm* IMt, XJT.h** COMTXACT WITH TUB MkrliiULiNl'A DOhs u^-iViAttWi. MELCHIOK TRHI'IJ I)cce;-.ib»r li. Belawan-Deli. <; G, KAHMJELS December 21, .Muntok HINGKEI' I>ecrmber 21, Tongkal,
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      527 5 STEAMER SAILINGS S7^!TS STEAMSHIP CO LIMITED ?tta»ora tateaded to sail frea fU«ater> I.LVTA— Monday, 4 pa., for Port Bwatta> ham and P«naog. HVS LEONG— Monday, at 440 pja, fa. Malacrc and Uuar. KAK A— Tuesday, at 4.80 pjn, for MaUeti MM IPOC— Wedncs<!»y. at p.m., fur For fwattoahem and Peaang.
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      504 5 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BUMS (•HUP LIRE (laaorpo rated la Australia) Singapore to Java Parts, Port Darwia rharsday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, tU Torres Straits, also nith transhipmnt U MMI Victorian, South Australian and Nortfc Queensland Ports, British New Guinea, Ne« Britain, Taamania and New Zealand TorU APPROXIMATE SAILINGS MONTORO,
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      398 5 MIRACLE PETROL ECONOMIZER if WONDER m J or thk Increase mileage, prevent carbon deposits, rednre expense and is ruarantecd not to injure any part of the finr .t mtitor. R.iMIRACLE MOTOIt «AS IN TABLET FORM For Motor cur;, Jiotcr cycles, Trnctors, Motor boats, BaseHns insin<'* ar.il Kerosine rngin. MIRACLE MOTOR
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      320 5 NOTICE WEARNE BROTHERS, LTD. TItANSrKR B(M)K8 ANB RMMUH Or 1 mi:mbeks. NOTICE is hi-rcby Rivvn thnt tho tn»n-<--frr boo»n and raciater of nu'inbrrx of tba iWm i!or.ip.n y wiii be closed FIOM Dpcrnb<.T li', to 24, (inclusive). By Order of the Dourd, U V.\ GEDDES, Scrr«tury. WEARNE BROTHERS, LTD. I
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      671 6 cweims I kri Ww mm 1 "*aL M%^ M■lP| I From Thursday, liccetibtr lj, to ir»lwarf<iy, htctmbtr *l KW (excluding Sunday, December 18. 1921) An Excollonr Two-feature Prnirunma of Lively and Kntertaining Piotup««. THK FIRST A Sensational Dctcotivo Drama featuring the well-known NICK WINTEB in a lively and interesting story
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      296 6 CINEMAS Complata Char-ga of Programme on Thursday. Orcambar IS ARCADIA CINEMA (fn their New Tbciitrc) Esut Coast Bond near Beach House. SECOND SHOW at P.M 5 p.irts THE CRIMINAL I parts Featuring William Desmond an'l Clan Williams in an Ml inn dr.inia rich with strong heart appeal tind the kind
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      183 6 kkm.kut mmm Have j ust received a* complete range of SHIPCHANDIJEitY STOIiES. UNRIVALLEB QyaLin DATE PRICE (pncrctc i A Permanent and .Highly Sahsfaclory Article for ha upkeep of Lawns and Tennis Courts SELLS AT A LOWER PRICE THAIS IHQN ROLLERS: LARGE NUMBER IN USE ETABLISSEMENTS Brossard-Mopin (INC. IN TIENTSIN) SINGAPORE
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    169 7 FUTURES Palun!a>, Keienihor 17. iligh Wates, 11.17 a.m. M.K. Hi BMward mmi tssnraa. lilt Club at Home. St. Anthony's Sports. I p.m. Medical School. 8.P.0 p.m. tod, Vie. Theatre, o.lii. I'luv, Coodwood Hall, so 1 .i Ball* Hellea, VU. Theatre, 9.15. Sundai, IWrcmbrr 10. llir 1 WateTi
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      72 7 Kaat Wharf B.iitin \il. Baal v. hai I Mm) Wharf Ulang K rsueainu Wast i i Jartlnw. W l.srf- KU. I'ulo Braal Oaal wi.-.ri -Kit Keppel Harboar. Main Wharf Bea Bells, Tug Royal laa*, let. l«ai >»U*rl \r-.cls ia Cry Puck. Taajoair Pagai Da«ki Laaaehl' Dart,
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      Vessels Arrived.
      79 7 from Bombay .7-12. for 12. HATT illN'. Hi It.. 1«7 tons, from II 17-12. teas, from unc. HAMMER rro- Pm- 17-12 Bai ok 17-12, from fremantle 17-i"-', for Fremanttv 23-12. n Lor.Joi; tons, from I ins 17-12. I unc. Bg 17-If,| POH V klembani -12. I I 17-12.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    103 7 T»-day i id V.. Maahaai end Teaaag 3 P- m 1 MrJ«n J P-«u-' I'nlcmba:.c 3 p.m. I 3 ,>.».. Hatu i ahat P-m- ■-a 2 P.m- 4 p.m.] Fuex and Liverpool p.m. n nnd Sumnrang 4 p.m. »rt Said 4 p.m., v 4 p.m. I I",
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    22 7 (OR-'lal Pent C Df'.ic* Krpurti L«'t Sim:u"nri> Nuv. m'.x r 14 ber 1" Arrived l^oadon ■tar 8 nber n
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE!
    144 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, December 17. On London, Bank 4 m/» 2/4 1/8 Demand 2/8 7/8' Private 3 m. credits 2/4 3/8 On New York Demand It I'rivate 90 days .10% On France Bank On In.lia, Bank T.T. tTCIa On Hongkon-f, Bank d l! 13% pr. ptMH. On Shanghai,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 Ic:ie i>i lla(::et: Quiet. kmgavoi* Siacdtrd Pato C)MM Closing ram BQ>fc-'» ftcit.T* Spnt Jan. I >•• Mmdi April -June Spot Ittaaary Fentutry-MaKh April-June Singxpon Bt»sc*r.i Bibbed Smelted Sh»-« I doling Pticm i Buyort Seller* 41 44 V 4 45 DAILY rMBSa CURRENT. 11.30 a.m.,
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      MINING.
      177 7 ss. Pd. Buytrs. Sellers. 1 1 Aytr W»njr 1.00 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.30 1.40 1 1 .lemntoh '1 £1 Kam. Kamunting 1.11.0 1.13.0 cd. 0 10 kinU Aaaoc. 4.6U 1 £1 Lali«. .V.;oh« 5 5 Lingrii Tin 4.^5 4.75 (i 10 Maliiyjn Col!. 13.00 MOO 1 1 Meagteuiba
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      GENERAL
      111 7 fau Pd. Buyers. Sdli-re. :l £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 2.17.G ~.2.6 0 10 Central Kngir.e* xti..v/O .0 10 Central Motors 3.25 a.75 :i II E. Smelting Co. 0.00 o.ju 0 10 t'ra&cr Xtavt3 2fi^s 2T~.'> <0 50 V.'. Hammer Co. 60.00 bo.OU .00 100 Katz Bros. Dtd 140 10
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      DEBENTURES
      73 7 1 pure Kieccne 'imiuwayi. 6 p.c. M6MO6 »via j S pcre y.MtiK'ipa! H£7B,dM t«i j i'pure Muu. -i Vu px. •A UM HJMMM <« P-« 1 DOM .Muu. Ml pM, •jf itui *i,a<.'o.ii'i ii t,.-->.jt* Hub i pon M .i- i of 1001) 4i,cJi.',l><.'o i» im- S'pen AfcL. y.«>
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      397 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall t:iJ Evntt's Quvt-itiuna. I To-Uiiy'* i'ricii. Fraser L;;..l Co. Evatt AIU-nby (sl> 0.20 0.30 MQ 0.30 Alcr Cajali isl) 1.60 170 1.00 1.70 A. Hitt;m ($5) 10.00 ILOOJ 10.00 II.'JU ,m. Muiaj v^) 1.46 1.00 1.10 1.00 r nnm uli ".'6 l—o Moldt
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      66 7 AUCTION SALE T*ngU* 1.-.r-'nv: Qajriailg ad id, Al our aala-Maas, Ka It, Klin:: Stivot, on Watec Jj). l>ecewb*r H. at 2.38 p.m. U>id anil .imi'i til* roof urrae* riwvlling tast, uri'» .1 liltini'S us laid in tin' I slaabl hoW mml .»id the tnd IV, Taaa-Ma Road, ol' viiluablo fn-hold
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      819 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMEiNffSj W V.T' I lubi end b.-ij. rood rondiysn. r%rtic«lars and price to 3«, Straits TiiiWu. WANtfli, cal.in trunk nn.l lady'i tt»«sUini» clonk^fur or otherwise. Particulars and lirire* t<#Bh. Stritit- T^au^.. WA.N'TKD, urcunil liand Kord motor car in !ir-t clan* condition, th<-i«p, c»sh. Pric parUealan Ford, Btraita Tinics. EUROPKAM
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      186 7 I ItUCE MY GBKMIt NKW BsUHSI ROAD («#pM I to \'t Wu^eft Quarter.,). Opening Nigiit, TU«^d_iy, S)cc. 20, 1921 Kirst Sh., r 4t EAKI. WIUJAMS IN tM THE WOLF' ?f^ THE SPORTS3IAN A Larry S—oa Comedy. Second Sh t. <j:)». THE WORLD'S LADT DETECTIVE PROTEA HarsiM oi a Thimsand Awaiiag
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      481 7 THE LATEST IN Dancing! Dancing!! Dancing!!! The following Dances have Mattered larity on the Continent. THE "TODDLE* THE "JAVA" THE CONTINENTAL TANGO THE NEW SPANISH SCHOTTIf Mang NEW steps are introduced into THE FOX TROT THE ONE STEP THE WALTZ EXPONENT A <D TEACHER MISS JiiLL. HILL SiiDIO 128. iLES
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    DEATHS
    58 8 JACKSON.— On December 3, 19LM, at Christ nins Island, sjddcr.y of influenza Wm YmtM Jaekaoa, ion of James Jackson, J.P. Si.rlnr;, Scotland. Agi-d 31 years. Chirm m.j 1 ..M.s. payers phase copy. BONG. On Dmmsir 17 13C1, at No. 2G-5. Orchard R<jn;l, 5-onj; One Clan. Burial a ri Cemetery
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    IN MEMORIAM
    65 8 Ir. i '.civini; memory of my ikar huabanc Percy Edmund Juhn Smith, who died peacefelly en Dee Maker 17, 1920. ha.i Baseee 1 since that sad day, MM 1 loved was called away, 'i i.o c ill wat sadden, the shock severe Tv nsrt vith one I lovcil
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    The Straits Times. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 " FUSION."
    1094 8 The Straits Times. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 FUSION." The Hiph Commissioner did well ti speak quite fully and quite definitely or the rumours that have been circulated from time to time about a union of Malaya. It would be a political atrocity, as anyone who has read the treaties made with
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    39 8 Mr. H. K. Hanscn of Mount Austin Rub>er Estate, is authorised to file c specifica:ion for an implement to be fastened to iloughs to enable them to plough in plantations and other root-filled areas without being hindered by roots.
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    49 8 The C'crical Union will be removing to ;0, Waterloo Street next week and ar'angements arc being made to have gas, vattr and a telephone installed. The emporary town address cf the Union will •c at Mr. Lim Kec Check's office. Raffles Chambers, where the secretary may be found daily.
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    13 8 #t is announced officially tliat no food control regulations are now in force.
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    18 8 1 m The J»on. Mr. A. M. Pountnly's new post kjM been approved by the SccreUry ofi SUte.
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    17 8 One or two individuals and ccirpnrvc have opened or intend opining oil palni estates in the F.M.S.
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    16 8 Experiments on tho mai^facturo c*, paper from various products aro in Pto-I yrt'ss in Kuala Lumpur.
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    17 8 Rules made by the General Officer Commending regarding military manoeavru i sea areas have been laid down.
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    21 8 Among water supply schemes^i >\v i I hum! in th<» F.M.S. are ni'w supp] I Taiping, Tanjony; Mu.im, Gaaaaj uml Mentakab.
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    21 8 Observations on Gunr.r.,? Tallin (;>icpoeed Hill Station) in July recorded t!v lowest temperature of 44 degrees at thy summit (5,450 feet).
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    22 8 Particulars will be fcund in an advertisement cs to recruiting undor the ne-.v Volunteer Ordinance, which will begin on the 22nd instant!
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    31 8 Messrs. J. Lornie and F. T. S. Newell are appointed members of the Cinema Films Committee of Appeal, vice the Hon. Mr. W. F. Nutt, 0.8.F.., and Mr. P. T.j Allen.
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    30 8 The Volunteer Ordinance, I9SQ v.i.l -ome into operation on the first day of January, 1922. The rules made by the I Governor under section 33 of the bill are gazetted.
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    32 8 A bill is being Introduced into the Legislative Council to legalise the detention in prison in the Colony of persons sc.t"nc< i !l to imprisonment in the State of Britisi. North Eornco.
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    36 8 The activities nt aliens in matters which experience has shown to bo m^cLEsary for the safety, tranquil'iH s.', defence of Urn Colony are to be restricted, a bill having been drafted with this object in view.
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    33 8 Five officers joined th? TMJB Department in the firft half of thi-< jr^ar but the Department is said to be suiil below str?nsth. A surplus of SiOO.fiiK. revenue over expenditure is expected thi.year.
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    37 8 A Netherlands company hes pla^c irders valued at 51. 000,000 fr.r th truction of two lir.cr.- v/ith a Contirsnta Ins, whose tender was 20 per cent, bo'cw Urn lowest quotution of Tec 3 end Ilartleiool firms. I
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    39 8 An official notice has bjen published by Government regarding the evening classes vhirh it is 'r.tendad ta becrin eiily in li'!".' it Raffles Institution in commercial an I .-eernical subjects. Full detai's will be found in our advertisement columns.
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    42 8 A judgment was sh"n in the Wsstminster County Court raeantly v. importance to traders at i eason. The effect of it is that if valuab'roods arc ssnt by unregistered post and ust, the shopkeeper, ar.d not the customer nust bear the loss.
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    42 8 A sreiety has been formally v: 'n Hongkong for th? Prevention c.( .Cruety to Mvi tsais, it otherwise be:n^ ■ailed the Servant Girl:.' I Society. This is Rot to.be cor.f i ho society r.ctntly formed to abolish th« lvi tsai ayatan aitegtther.
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    54 8 Mr. Alma Haker's 26 ton motor yacht Xiuhi Milted at Peiung on Wadnaa. lay night from Singapore in charge of Mr. C. F. S. Bilbrough, who hoped to leave for his Island off the Burma c aat an Thursday night. Thcie the owner's partiwill jcin the yacht. The trip was
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    46 8 The attention of ths Ciietr.ic.i) Pivisioo it the Agriculture Depactment, Kua i: .umpur, has been engaged on 80-eaLed jn.»er-curvd sm.ktd ihtmt, rejected lithe Singapore brokers as net of firiit .jality." The itsults of investigationi d lot support the opinions of the br iker.uys the Malay MhL
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    56 8 The Baaataa Light Opera Company will one j<L- their aaagea at the Victoria ihcatru to-day, with The V::-tal cf thi 1 ire God at the inutinej and La L I n.!;n in th; evening. 'Ihe latter, ws /ulcrstand, presents some very piqoan ■.cr.tures. To-niJirow evening the com >any will givo
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    54 8 The numbers to be contribute! by the .^lnjrapoie Philharmonic Or Children's Concert at the Victoria n TMeday ufternoon are March G'adi.itor (Souza) (a) Intamcsso, 1' rtia, (b) Oriental Seen.', from the indd ntal music to the Merchant of Vanic derick Rose); HesMotte and Tria frwnl rlaydn's Seventh Symphony (riand Entr;..!
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    87 8 Since establishing hcmelf at Raffles Hotel as an instructor and exponent of modern dancing some months ago, Miss Jill Hill has enjoyed a marked and the new floor which is bein;; put down in her studio will make the classes still more appreciated. Miss Hill i.s an' expert teacher, and
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    91 8 The number of Chii.su immigrants in'--the K.M-S. by si-a Auimg the first bpif year was 10,864 and the number of cWi(Tißti^ for th^ same period 'J,i;;ii, giving an excess of immigrants over emigrants of 1,732. As, however, movements by raii are not ascertained (no separate record being kept for CUMaja^aasanger
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    496 8 Mr. .1. A. Hunter is v Deputy Co.itrolkr of Labour. •r. Gnrlick, acting 1.C.M.0. and Heclth Oflc r, Johore, going on leave in March. Mr. pnd Mr 3. E. B. C Preaton have now r'-turned to Singapore after a vtait to Kuala Lun.pur and Penang. >'r. H.
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    Outward Mail.
    40 8 I Information has jurt been received that mljF a small European n:ai! is cxpecU-d arrive r.t Penar.K by the B. I. Tara this evening. The correspondence will be ready for delivery tj boxhoUU-rs on MonJay at 3.00 a.m.
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    New Income Tax Bill.
    73 8 The Income Ordinance 1923 which i* to be introduced in t i .uncil ii printed in thr Government he bill reproduces, with neces light verbal provisions of the (no ne ince 1021. V.x wifl be paid 1 it ihj foiluwi-.ijr rate on annual income: Pet Mot
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    Lord Northcliffe's Tour.
    103 8 Mr. H. G. Milm-r. Lord NorthdifTe's brother-in-law, and Mr. H. W. Sooad, to his lordship, Ii ft 1 3'mgapore this morning for Bangkok, irhere they will join Ixrtl Ncrthcliffe I to the fHanwao capital from Saigon. During hit stay in Bangkok Northdiffe will be the gneat of
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    Too Mack Sunday Work.
    161 8 jeeti and mMH appended t<> .i bill which is being introduced into the Legislative Council state Under the prohibition I th.: working of cargo on ship* on Sunday, rom the Governoi in specia i nt of f:xei! fee of $60. TI, charged proved !i il;-; is
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      253 8 High Grade Silks AT SPECIAL PRICES PLADJ JAP. SILK, in Black, Whit* and a!l leading shades Exccptioned Value, 24 in;, wide, $1.25 p«r yard, 36 ins. wiilc, |1.75 per yard. TWILL BILE FOULARD, in Black or Navy grounds with neat white qpota. l'intst quality, 40 ins., $5.95 por yd. BLACK
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    IRELAND.
    343 9 Dail Eireann Differences Revealed. Ulster Decides to Remain Outside. lUltkk's Sebvick rnaidaa, Dactiaat ic. The 1'...! Biraam baa resumed its sit ra m jpit* it t!. It ia aadarUrn result of thit- privat line proftuiK 1 i ata di* Dtiaae to-morrow. Then will b^ i. Bateraay. -i" 10. Sir
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    British Naval Work.
    44 9 Bwiaaii Siß.'ca. a, Daeankar 16. i af Com-' ■MM rut' ion of four »ew a v at pvencnt susaaflaW. hat WOOld i'!tinn.t<!y be donf iapaadad or tba avtaaaM af the Wasihington :i had Bo intormationj \\L.;hingtcn j woul i be built.
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    Moplahs Beaten.
    40 9 KanaaTl St:micx !>. aaafcar 15. An li. mju tin aaaiof the KepUhi is hacaaikkj desperate. Thi i IgM that the re 1 r i.niaimk'r it ;'iT.n-.d in tl by I and a steady I ream cf ■anaarian aoatiaaaai I
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    Washington Conference.
    707 9 Ratification of the Naval Ratio. RIUTU'S SIKVId. London, December IS. Waihington wle conclusion of th. I aava] r;.tio acrccni«nt has been confirmod l.'mdjti, llecinibe- 13. I Keuter's Washington correspondent understands that the chief terms cf th naval ratio aerecment provide that Jipai. wil! kt-p the Ifoitm and vcrap
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    18 9 Tha man who first culled it the easy pj-yment plan was mighty careless with hii •Ujective. fl r
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    Reparation.
    367 9 Germany Says She Cannot Pay. Bkutm's Smvks. London, Decsmber 13. Paris Th; German note to the Reparations Commission notifying inability |to pay the reparations instalments due !on January 15 *nd February 15 states that efforts to raise either a long dat?d !cen or a *h->rt dated credit in Britain
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    Britain and France.
    157 9 Rxutu's Scavica I'uris. December 15. j Lord Derby, former British Ambassador j |;n ParU, was the guest of the Francoi British committee cf tha Inter-Allies union at luncheon, which was the occaI ..ion of an impressive manifestation of Fxaiico-Brftish mutual goodwill. Among loiher guests werj Ji. Deschanel,
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    Trade and Politics.
    122 9 Rkutib's Smvici London, December IG. Kenlying to a labour deputation urging revision of th? indemnity, cancellation of war debts and resumption of trading with Russia for the purpo.su of restoring 1 trade, Mr. Lloyd George declared that* be was bound to see that Germany paid for the
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    Dutch Indies.
    201 9 The Hundred Million Dollars Loan. KxLTta's Sttvicx Loniion, December 16. Commenting on the -news that a $100,000,000 loan for the Dutch Indies is being negotiated with American bankers, the Times says this hi a reminder of the great policy of Dutch colonial development undertaken in recent yecrs, the
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    News from France.
    123 9 Rsuna's Sebvice Paris, DaeaaaVac 15. The Premier, M. Biiand, end the Minister for Reccnrta.ction, M. Loucheur, will ieave for London on Sunday. The Japanese Ambassador ar.d officers of the Japanese squadron now at Il^vre had a:i audience with If. M llerand. The Minister for the Navy, M.
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    Prince of Waies's Tour.
    80 9 Belick's Scbvict London, December Id. The revised programn-.e of the Prince oi Walts' tcur on the battle cruisn- Reno-.vn shows thut he will :it Coitmiio lror.i i Karachi on March l'_. at Part BwattaakaM on March tt| leave BUtfinaca o:\ Ap.il 2, arrive Lt ■aagkaag or.
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    MOTOR CYCLING HOME.
    348 9 '{More Intrepid Adventurers Starting I Out. 1 We are informed that Mr. I". A. F. Johnstone snd Mr. E. D. Hill, of Johore. intend to take a trip irom b>n*rapore to London by motor ejele" They will leave 1 next Tuesday, aM mean, tney say, to proceed
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    Malaya or Java.
    649 9 (Contributed.! In the Java papers of the Bth inst. it \is stated thct Chief Engineer GrootholT I conferred with interested parties in the 'tin world about the setting up of a tin in dustry at Tandjong Prick, Batavia, with assistance from the Dutch Ciovcin Tlie conversations were
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    WATER FROM GUNONG PULAI.
    410 9 An Organically Very Pure Supply. .':i c nnrction with the 'Pvi>ti .-ati.: MUff made by tin Municipal Commia •:*.:uts into ti:e possibility if obtaining Mater for Singapore from Qfenong Paifii ul'ori, samp!. -a of watw fnm two of th( i tnui have b.-cn exaauaed by U»
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    Municipal Commission.
    928 9 Passing of the Budget for Next Year. A special meeting of the Municipal C'onimiaaiOßan waa h«d in the Board rcxr.i yaatarday for the panting of the 1922 budget. The President, Mr. li. J. him, the other Commissioners present being kfeaaxa. A. EUaa, W. A. Skis, K. l'efsensohn, Tnn
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      FOOTBALL.
      476 10 StafTords beat (he S.C.I. Before a biir crowd and under id al < ■iiiitln < inlition-, the Stnffordx met the B.C.C ileidlj. p'-rhapv for th« last i aga hn\> I Ing encount! n i rdi im,! v w.n earned win by th odd Roal in Ores, thus turning 1
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      28 10 Y. M. C. A. Tennis T.iurnannn;. ..iy i -jlu.l in a win foi C. Smith afrain.-t I". Ruehwakly, s—. II I p .■!>•■.• lutmmi J. Lim an f. BmHh.
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      Golf.
      38 10 i.u.ia: (stroke phiyi fbi I c.if Club will and Sumi.ty. L'-ltn Mil* Th first sixt sen will qualify I play for the President'i Prize. In t!:t •ith place, tb^ th the- best net nine hoi.- rjun^ :.!ify.
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      Ipoh Gymkhana.
      89 10 far ti.- at Ipoh net fi furloi I Avro 7-8, Rani J.I la 6 foifonga) The Idy 11.7, Darfur IL6, IV•;:--m 1 !'.<;. Seamaid !'.7. Rac th (DistaoM 1 miit-i Bt>ml a 9, Clov.'-ly Boy 84, M] 7.". Race four. -(DUtanot i mite) Hntfipl.i Boy '..l.. K.iM.mua Chenona
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    Holidays in 1922.
    62 10 The followii holidays in the li'i'J New iinday) Jan. "J, Chtasaae Htm MM 90, Tl.uipusiun Ke!.. Friday an.) following day Apr U and 15, Easter Monday April 17, Haii i I he Ring** Birthday j Jane ■">. Pint Handas Auguat and Saturday preceding day uti'i Mi.ndnv next
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    A MIDNIGHT SEARCH.
    1215 10 Commander's Challenge on P. and <>. Liner. Before Mr. Bull, second magistrate, a BM w:is heard yesterday in which Caplain W. H. Colt-grave, 0.8.X., R.N.R.. onimandor of the I', and O. steamer Somali was charged that on November Singapore, he obstructed William iKtbert Taylor, Senior Revenue Officer
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      Anolher Grievance.
      154 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— X. K. Khye (Btralll Times 1 ."-12-21 deserves the sympathy of the I Public. He is indeed fortunate, however, in havinjc merely to contend with the noise cf an engine. DM ht- but live near the i'athedral the awful discordant
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      Registration.
      331 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. I wonder who was the n prised, the Hylam or the man i: 1 the ■treet, to leani from VOUt last night's issue that the rwiywfff and ing bill introdnced n: ■i! for registering "met with almost s.jiii! opposition." To many
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    Premiums on Leases.
    141 10 The Attorney General is bringing a bi:| before the Legislative Council U which] 'he following objects ami reasons are I appended Leasebolden i busir.es> premiees have complai: I to recant years they have been compelled lo submit to tne exaction of In miums in order to ohi.
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    B. B. B. BALL.
    175 10 Benefactors' Dance for Babies' Benefit. The 8.H.8. mystery, which had p«,meated the town foi- days solved. last night. It sti.o Bairns Benefaction* Kali— a s. novel alliterative effort to baffle a!i Urn competitors at the ball in of the Child's Welfare At .;t the Memorii.l Hall.
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    CONTINUED RESTRICTION.
    256 10 Kecommendations of Rubber > Producers Association. Messrs. Barker and Co., Ltd. forward us a copy of a circular which is b^in^ ■■y the CmhhM uf th Rubber i of Malaya (Inc) I all their BSSSBbera, dealing with a proposed further restriction for the peri-xi !rom January to June
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    BIG G. P. O. SCHEME.
    298 10 Laying Eight Hur.dred Miles Of Cable. for laying sane KOO miles of main cables in connection with the telead t k-phone services have heen into by the fi?ntral Post Office. and will, when the work to which they began, provide work for thou- I iiume
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    WHAT-WOULD-YOU-DO ?
    251 10 WHAT-WOULD-YOU-DO Hyde Park Test of Moral Courage. l A hoi may be the accident of c moment, but a darn shows premeditated There is opportunity, writes a correspondent in a boms paper, for the ■>•• nt of a society, the memben f which wonld need to have a i rliiir
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    60 10 Programme of Drill*?, etc., for week cmlg fuasday, December 20, 1021 L'Dth 1.'i p.m.. Drill Ha" rai Basafc Road, Malay Company. M Kiiwi T'l Kennedy of 153, Tanjonp ifsjr Koad.. was arrested on a warraut for :>iiiir alleged criminal force on a Tamil. He Ml tn be
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    CHINESE COMMERCIAL DANK.
    1065 10 12 Per Cent Dividend tor the Pas Tear* The following i p rrt ofuhe pi at the nintfc ur.nual trenrral nucimjr i the CfcJ&eee Commercial Bank, Lt<l.. bell at 64, Klintf Street on December been officially supplied The ninth annual general meeting of tin ("hints? Conim-Tcial BAk,
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    489 10 -I \l) \V DECEMBER 18, I9SI. Ith Sunday in Aiheiu. -t. Andrew's Cathedral. T..;0 a.n;. Litany. 7.40 a.m. Huly Communion <Chnr»l>. 0.10 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Cimi-'.nuni-.m. 4 p.m. The Catechism. pjn. Evensong and Sermon. St. Matthew's Sepoy Lines. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. j 8.30 p.m. Evensong
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    Kansu School Sports.
    1106 11 Tibetan and Chinese Pupils Participate. September M M gain 'i.i\ »t Sii.iiu;•hi- North China Uaily N*w>. wlien ovor lO.ono people Mfi gathered teejethet in Hrn Drill Ground to watch tin- School Sports. Over 800 scholars from the city and country schools topk pai i# There was racing,
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    LONDON METAL MARKET.
    405 11 In their report, dated LonJon, November n. William Jacks und Co. state The first effect: of the Washington ConYri -lift- reoardb-* disarmament are bound to i :iusu the lafjte consumers of iron and .«U'el and non-ferrous metals some concern <;s to how they stand with regard to
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    CORNISH TIN MINES.
    278 11 Thirty Thousand F'eople May He Moved. Sir Alfred Mend, in the Hob a of C in ftheCoi Md Urn Govtrn■at would have to i- naid .i m tiawie of i iinyforrinir th? bmb ami their ii '.jendent- r pan of the eoootry where they n 1 .-'uiiabli-
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    THE VISCOUNTS BIG D .
    177 11 THE VISCOUNTS BIG D Mirih in Commons and Rebuke From the Chair. .imusemrnt was caused in the sf Commons at question time on November 7 by the use of "a swear v .id by Viscount Curzon. 0 in putting Muppltnvntary (|ucstion on tl iil.iKi/d Sinn I in lueuchos of the
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      127 11 GET YOUR COPY OF Kaai's Hawaiian Songs TO-DAY, ONLY $2 I We also have full stocks of the LATEST SONG AND DANCE MUSIC AND GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong) RAFFLES PLACE, SINOAPOftE. HALL'S SANITARY TKADE MARK The Premier British Distemper is World-renowned for QUALITY BEAUTY DURABILITY
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      407 11 RAFFLES HOTEL Xmas and New Year GALA WEEK SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24.— Xmas Ere Fancy Drew Ball. Special Dinner. Dancing; till 1.45 a.m. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 25.— Xmas Dinner. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26. Tea Dance, 5 to 7 p.m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27.— Children's Pierrot and Pierrette Party, 5 to 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
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    Underground London.
    813 12 Wonderful System of Subways j Described. I Beneath some if the main thoroughfares of Lcndon Ik>.< buried city lost i world for all that Urn average Londoner knows of it. write! H. ftL Baird in the Daily New?. Like a shadow city, this Mther London M*jM to reflect
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    RECORD SMASHING.
    175 12 Actress wields Hammer at The Savoy Theatre. An Inlaiaa I lug incident took place at the j Savoy Thrctrc un November 7, says the Standard. The insrriii'.in!! nn a m.irble slab recorded tr» fa; t that nn tliis 19th day of January I^S7, The Mi\a.io completed a run
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      346 12 HOTEL BRASTAGI SUMATRA, EAST COAST relegrnphic Address BkAS TAGUIOTKL, MEDAN. Postal Asttma BKASTAWI, Ni MATRA. O.K. 4,600 KEKT AOOVE SEA LE\"EL, BEAUIHUL SITUATION. Climate Frpsh, Invigurutirg, equivalent to nn tit^lisa Bummer, General Temperature 55" to 6d* by ni /lit, TO* to 75' by duy. Splemiid scenery, Mouutain auJ X^iV.es. B-lliurds.
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      454 12 H.WHBM.H ■■■■■■■■■J.W'iW.gg 1 Christmas Greetings Printed on Dainty NotepAper Envelopes to Match Specimen Books on application to THE PROMPT PRINTERS, Rickard Ltd. 76, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephone 2228. OFFICES GODOWNS, ETC.; toHlet OFFICES AND CODOWNS. Kowty built j veil lighUd and ventilated olSces and stor- fe podown at the junction
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      158 12 Tiim/n/c 1:1 lilllilLlu FOR Ample Supply on Hand Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED FELUCCA CIGARETTES THE BEST. GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO. LTD. (Incorpor.-.U";I i.i HeagkOßg). Portland Cement IN CASKS 375 LBS. NETT. Telr K rapkic Address C. M. ALPORT, GREENLAND. SINGAPORE. AgentH, Telephone No. 2731. 30-1., Hoat Quay, Singapore. ALSO
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      192 13 CASEMENT CLOTHS TV'J'E have just received a large and well ■elected shipment of Floral Border Casement Cloths on Cream Grounds. The shipment includes a varied choice of all the latest, neatest and prettiest patterns and designs imaginable, and perfect riot of chaste colourings. These are now on view in our
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      263 13 Oreliids! vandaTsaquimB 70 cents per dozen. With stalks $1.20 per dozen. BASKETS $5 per basket. WREATHS $5 each. Fresh Cut Flowers Daily. Special attention given to steamer orders. Free delivery anywhere. MODERN APPLIANCE CO. 26-3, Orchard Road. TeL 2631. For night orders call op 'Phone 682. TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR
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      478 13 ■tffct^K Curios CHINESE JAVANESh SIAMESE If Br*^ MODERN and tSSS gjtf.. ■•> ANTIQUE ■^^■1 I Beautiful B> WL, Buddhau, jay Bronzes, Wm Batikwork lirussware. Choice 1 inese Porcelain. JP»r^wfe *T i Kaj H Malay and BHB> vp> Jivanese I |^T>^Pt^« Krisses. I Ms.^^ Eviry piece 9^Ht .^r SwS marked in
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      60 13 p^wwo^ m£ Extravagance fiR Singapore;. ifhai Sms Co. k 215, Souih Bridge Road, Singapore In ctock fop Li«l« V ViSITiSG, FiSCY AXil -5- NEW YEfI3^OARCS. J^. DATE-BLOCK FOR 1922 J£ (Mounted on card-board with beautiful picture) "H J Price 60 cents each. ■a»a^^— I^^^lMl jjj M> afj—aM^iM Mil •UMawJlßa^a^BaW SKETCH
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      441 14 SALES BY AUCTION CBEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTION SALE of freili and scaslll >- 1" >:st Road an<: I <ur. Klintt Street, or, Wasteaai Daeaaakw 21, at 2.59 p.m. I '.I*- cxcccdbriek ajMi t il<- roof shop- -A C-18, <>« ngoon Uoud, convenientl.. ihc trnm Inn an. l tin' raea
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      735 14 INSURANCE THE MANUFACTURERS j LIFE INS. CO. (Incorporated In Canada) All tb« latest plans of Life, Endowment' tnd Annuity policies issued. Aasdts £C,0C0,000 GUTHRIE 4 CO., LTD.— General Af»ntt. Singapore. ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Great Britain) Specialises in MOTOR INSURANCE. 1. J'roispt Less Sottlements. 2. Moderate Premiums. Write
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      451 14 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED ilocorporafed fay Special Imperial Chartet la Japan.) Capiul Subscribed Y«0,000,000 CapiUl Paid-up Y4g,000,0C0 Btserre Funds Y11,080,000 President K. Nakagawa, Esq. Vice- President Is. Mori, Esq. DIRECTORS T. Ilitsmune, Esq. G. Kavaaaki, Esq. K. Uorinage, Esq. K. Ksakl, £s({. T. Iluda, £b«. Der.icichi Takita, Esq.
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      949 14 ASIA BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated la New York) STOCKHOLDING BANKS. Anglo ar.d Londua Paris Na< >na] Bank of Fan Francisco. Bankers Trust Company, Mem York City. Continental and Commercial Vational liank of Chicago. Guaranty Trust Co. of Now York. Gnnrdir.n Savings and Trust n|wn>, Clt>reland. Mercantile liank of the Americas, New
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    885 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics Zenith-Bradshaw Cycles. Messrs.' Sime, Darby and Co. have just received the Zenith-Bradshaw oil cooled motor cycle (1922 model) and it possess qualities which every motor cyditt will preatly appreciate. The ■McificatkM statrs that The combination of the Bradshaw engine with the
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    THEFTS BY SOVIET OFFICIALS.!
    131 15 One Culprit with 15,000,000,000 Roubles. NnnU'in ol'kiTs ,f the Soviet treasury of jewel.; and works of art, including the chief directors, have been condemned to death for the greatest thefts ever committed, and thirty-five other officers have hem sent to gaol. Precious stones, jewels and gold,
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      254 15 Further Price Reduction F.O.R. Singapore Standard Equipment Electric Self Starter liquipmejit $250 extra. Do not defer buying your car in the hopes of further reductions for the above price is base on the latest reductions advised Wearne Uros., Ltd. (Incorporated a Singapore.) Sole Distr iiors for STRAITS SETTLMENTS. I IJERATOD
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      259 15 AjIDJCiKI I I 4O al*^ i<W tuf motor AGENCY vxV KLECTKIC LIGHT AND POWER PLANT NO^VIBRATION^NO NOISE O^UTwfl i Experts and laymen alike are amazed at There ate a score or more of electri* 1 ff electricity. But how long will thei« _L^MKB^ffilt^g >^B nuts and bolts and be out
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      408 16 NEW STOCK IN HAND COPPER TACM, RIVKTS Utt WAJUUM. (OPPKR BOAT Wild AND 80. IRON AND BRASiI WOO'WCKEWS DKASS WATI.K Kill HK VSS DOl'lll.K FALLOW CUTS IRON BTAI'FFERS GRRASX (ITS II AKi: (ißAl'Hll F. i.RVPHITK COMrOI'XD CAHT BTEKL KiI.KS OF ILL BIZES MOULDER'S PLUMBAGO POWDBB MORGAN'S BALAMANDKR Ul < IBLKS
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      354 16 tay mm kiat M, PHI sv;:. Thonc No.. UHJ ur.il ilii The socf.'Kfful ijMtrar|«r fir -cjiiply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the nganore Mvn 1 ipalitv daring >ear IWL GLOKE »ijlLt:i: FLUID. For cl.'-mi,; lad Ml hsg ttsj iv boilers o! all tyy». Ute.l i;- „!l factories,
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      1948 16 CLASSffe ADVERTISEMENTS Thr HOPAD .hargea for Wassts, Far Sale, To Let, etc. I. ordiaery closest typo (K\«rag* sis n.rtls to line) are Per line one insertion 28 cts. two ins. 46 tires task M etav, foer ins. 83 cts. By* ma. fl.ua. six Ins. $1.13, un ins. 11.40, iviii lam,
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      910 16 OFFICES AND GODOWN TO I.XT, Godown N". s\ Ocil Street. Ap- i lily li'.ithrie urW Cn# I.td.^ ft LET, *tor»s nua <>0.c%». Apply Rd. M. V»than A Co.. 4. W <^iit» S:r«et. TO LXT, goti ,\\-vs ar.d offices, in town. Apply tn ff. I Co, 8, JBucca Strrtt. TO LET,
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      229 16 Notice We beg to advise our customers that our Repairing Department is now under expert European supervision. All sorts of repairs to cars, lorries and motor cycles executed. We have also reduced our rate* of car and lorry hire Telephone: 1233 Straits Motorcar Service. Ltd. 213-216, ORCHARD ROAD. NEW SHIPMENTS
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      217 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and Central M Manager's Office UK Job Printing Office U4» All communications relating to editorial matters a; <i news should be addresaei 1 to THE EDITOR. All eommonieatioaa relating to busineaa matters -advertise- menu, subscriptions, aceonnti, printing, etc., should be addressed to THI MANAGER. AUVEKTISEMENT
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