The Straits Times, 20 December 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,821 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      85 1 g 3 Ski j Wmfi\ Pilsener Beer p^M' Guinness's Stout I^^H SOLB AGENTS The Borneo Co., Ltd. (In:orpor»ted in Er.f'.«c<) There's always lots of Happiness ,i for the owner of a Kodak Kodak Lid., 3 Battery Road, Singapore. IncorporclcJ in England. Motor Car Cylinder Oifs m. c. c. ii $3.40
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      119 1 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR /|<&|^ Seasonable Gifts for AH. /^•v^ißKPL^ \^«J^ Lar^c Selections of I^^^p^^P Christmas Crackers, V^ Chocolates, /W^lft Perfumes k^^ Silverware, #^l I^^ Sporting Goods, v Gairses, etcfROmNSON Co., LtdT (Inrorpuratcd in S.S.) SINGAPORE fj-yjppy^p, K|||tuxH III! TOW M Ma j Calif oraian 1 Apples and Oranges i NOW IN
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      9 1 < Bwwtaaw Cm4mm4 am < Prte* nw $t9.4S p«r csm i
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    RACE OF GIANTS.
    551 2 Englishman's Discovery In Africa. Some details of a mysterious race ot giants, scarcely known to Europeans, is given by Mr. R. E. Salkeld, Senior Commissioner, who writes from his office at Kiamayu to the Geographical Journal. Discussing the inhabitants of Jubaland, Africa, he states th»t at Port
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    RIVETING AT SEA.
    383 2 New Invention for the Repair Of Ships. ..IWw.iji Pudency of Sir Edfarj Jones, M.P a -iunonstration was ,riwn ni t^axton Hail of a new appliance which may be use; Barter water to men-f (hips' Plates by riveting a fresh p!at? ovar a hole such as wtwSd )>e
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    60 2 Report of Bukit Tambun RstatfM for yma and*d June :10. ltd, shows not profit of i*2.4!M. plus i!2,GKO brought forward. Director* ivcommrnri that bal»nci- of £5,174 be carried forward. Nuts harvested was 2,u5'.i..Ti4. against 1,660,633 copva inanufacaurtVl. 400 tons, at cost f.o.b. £1!( .'is. per ton, ajrainst £17 Us. imM
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      571 2 GENERAL IMPORT (Wholesale Drily) ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY DKI'AIITMENT No. I. Perfumes "dr Inxc- from thr reputod inn (jneldjr (Paris) pawderi, toiletwaah. lotionk, etc. T»ilrt<u>apa "In final* anti-septir soaps brand "Spa." etc Vialrrurttof* and Duatproofa (iiatin. half .atln and all materials) Stationary da iv\r, brand 1.. .1." Mnunts. Bended hags
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      477 2 CUTiCURA HEALS PißLiii On Anns, Neck, limbs and Face. Could Not ResL "For six months I came out in dry, scurfy rash on my arms, ueek and limbs, and then I had it yen bedly on my face, so painful and irritating I could not get any rest at night.
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      198 2 SWINEHART j&s, TYtfES AND TUBES I [Pacific Trading Co,, iid. hfSp*-, I 66, 67 68 ROHINSON HOAO D*<w^ fe BINOAPORir \J W I r#L No< IBM ISII Smoke A La Semeuse HIGH CLASS DUTCH CIGARS 4 Messrs. Mignot de Block, Eindhoven. K- FI El H do LUX 2 FLEUR de
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    WISDOM WHILE YOU SHOPGAZE
    367 3 i^ilosopher and Cynic of Kentish "Town. Kentish Town has a philosopher o' it iwb. Havinp no school of disciples h l«et)>m from his shop window. Furniture ur.J china are used as easels for hi- ropnjtanda cards. Love, marriege and nany other subjects Bre treated sometimes with
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    FOUR MILLIONS A DAY.
    193 3 Passenger Records on The Underground. No fewer than 4,000,000 passengers ar< carried daily by the London Underground i Railway Companies., anil the recent acceleration and improvement of the trair r<: rviccs has involved much extra wn LVr tnaate, 816 cars per hour pas- j through Earl's
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    TANGO AT 70.
    299 3 Grandfathers' Rush to Dance Plmt. A —Hwfcb fcatur- of the new darning tuition Mason la the rii3h of sexupenan' nns to th duM Hi Grandpapa has^ik.n to the taiico in it■Mm WWI fofni with surprising kind A wcil-kn .v.v Wist End tutor t<>M Daily < hroniclu reprem
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      291 3 plhampion i Dependable S{>ark Plugs They Spark Ever/ Time i*^ The faultless functioning of your engine is largely dependent upon the quality of the spark and tho pre- f^ME nHa*» cision with which it is *9 sB& delivered. 7^l fH" 5^ Give your engine a better chance by installing a
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      410 3 PINKETTES CURE HEADACHES due to doransril li»er or bowels by distelling their cause. For constipation, biV ousne", coated tongue, foul breath, pirn )Im and blotched skin they are a hig'ui.. IT.rierit remedy. As centle a* nature in their action, Pi;i ettcs neither gripe nor purge, and forii o habit. Try
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      314 3 Orcliids VANDA JOAQUIMS 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 GO. 26-3. Orchard Itoad. Tel. 2631. For night orders call up 'Phone 682. EXHIBITION OF ARTIHCIAL
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      408 3 STEAMER SaiUMfiS 4USTRR.* a? i* mir urn i,^»port io J»»» F'oru, NX .•f,.!... i»:»nil ilallWl rrai .Str«n» dsu with I •<r Victorian, Soju. A>a*ttaltaa a nsland Ports Mtiaa M*w «io fuMnanif Aid N APPROXIMATE BAIUMUtI ONTOEO, 4,067 tone, ARKLLA, 7,372 ton*. Twin ad MONTORO 4,057 tona •■'r*t-fia»» Baaataa)* pruvement for
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      810 4 STEAKS SftiLIHGS P. '^.-British India Apcar Line lCo»ip»nnrs liirorpotated in Eiiplanrt) MKU. AND PASSENGER SERVICES »TN'>SULAr. ANO RIENTAL S. N. CO. (I'nder Contract with Hi Mnje^y 1 Govprnnient^ Tae Cosapany-s MAIL BERVICI EAST OP lIOMBAV are present aanpended LONDON F\K-EASTEKN HKKVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES AND IX>NDON Ooe Singapore I.eete
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      591 4 STEAMER SAIUIttS N.Y.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnight Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP, VIA PORTS YOKOHAMA MARU Dec. 28 YOSHINO MARU Jan. 11 MISHIMA MARU J«n. 25 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthh Service FOR MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VIA PORTS K4MAKHRA MAKi Dee. 20 TOKUSHIMA MARU Feb. 16 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Sendee
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      398 4 STEAMER SAILSKQS U. wf. 1^» TBI OSAKA SROSEN KAfIHA VT9 llneors>rated ia Japan i Na. i, De Soata Street. Prepoata Sailing from Singapore (Sabjeet ta change vltboot bwUm) EUROPEAN UHB Fe* Port Said, Marseille., London. ,*v- Rattrrdam and Hassha^g arr. d*p. ATLAS MARU Dfc. 27 Dec. 28 ARGUN MABU Jan.
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      162 4 Dl i s.st Robert Hollar IOAB!*8 JANUARY 26, 1522. Through Bl!l» tf La4ng lini< fr«» cUnffapcre to the Principal Crtts* r.t tl» United Matat ao.i Can«da. Fur fnrthtr ir.fornt'l-n M fv Rate*, .v apply to rnr. DOLLi\R STEAMSHIP LINES, LTD. No. V.l->Z\. Market Btr^nL Tolspbnne N-. 11. "STbeb imT STEAMERS,
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      500 5 STEAgER SAttJMS ~KO>iiNXLiJIt£ PAKETVAART KAAtStiljAmj lia«.rl*rat»« la >'.u»3'/ Uj, T Ka*. raiaaa-e Df*. UL Vtetcht D.;t. IMJ, MM O<»1 »mj •*«a»H *<t lupiu !•>], Jas #r*rt i*»K VHUU COMTkAOT WITH tOM V*£UXSiUXI% .Vf-jU OOTUUItOan. G G DAMMM December 21, Muntok and rulom^mrnr. SINGKET Uerembcr 21, Tongknl, Mueara-S:ibu mid DjambL IMIKAMKI
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      258 5 JO>t JET* atkivJa.* iJtOKI^IULYOI PAJKSTFAAKT MAATSCHAPPT), (LtHiVLAK mOXT&Lr Mllimr> fro* Sljb^von to SyJnay ud M*lbuuru* uitect by tb« up t^daU iOJHttngoi st«aiaan I UOUTMAJS aAd KOGUBVHJN." PASSBNGFRS and CAKGO ccc cow bt ho<>k.«d £rom Siasapox* to Bydjst/ and Mslboura* WITtIOUT TSaJMBHIPUSNT. BOGG£Vei.N (only flrst ciau A iud ii; Sac. to
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      216 5 STEAMER SABUN6S THE CCEA« IS. MU LTfl, (iieurpur»i-4 in EagUa^) THE WEST AUSTRALIAN S. N. GO., LTD. (Incorporated ia England) Moatblr (irrric* Uiiny cart« aa4 aaaacngara fruai BlngafM* JAVA PORTS (as tadneemeat off.n) MOBTB-WXST AFBTRAUAN POBTB AMD FBJUfAMYUe iVKRTH) Approsl»at* Zalllcsa MINDEHOO Dee. 19 GORGON Wee 22 CHARON Jan. 21
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      221 5 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP GO. LIMITKO Staasßars tat«ad«d U aall rr.ss fU(aa«r« UNTA— Monday, 4 pA, for i'ort MwtUuham and Penang. HT> LEONG— Monday, at 4JO pjn, Ui Malacca and Maar. KAKA— Tuesday, at 4.30 p.m.. fot Malacca Uuar. SELANGOK Wednosd.-iy, at l.'.^O^ Miri, L;ibuan, Jrssolton, Kudat, Jdlo unit Zamboanira.
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      631 6 GIdEMAS Second Show at <t. M 0 fiy si«v ill MqMri lor S nights only Monday to Wednesday. laSlUta *MOV CHIP BEE UNIVERSITY In J parts Hh'nvint; tin' L'niveraitT baUdiana, (rouadi and it* mane activities aj.d its Donor iho phiUnthn>phißt l'\N KAII XI.X l.S'. 1 actively superintending its first annual
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      405 6 «BMS_ Complete Change i.i Proilrammt on Monday. December 18 ARCADIA CINEMA (In their Now Theatre) Ea^t Const Rond near Beach UonM. SECOND SHOW at 9.30 6 parts KINO SPBUCE S parts Fcnuring Mitchell l.owis, the Seimatioiiiil btar, in I (riratag human <lr.univ that holds the intt'reitt o( tho from tirM
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      333 6 KU|J MAT COMPANY Have just tecelved^a complete range of SHLPCHANDUEKY STORES. UNRIVALLEB* QUALiTT DATE PRICE I I L. L. H [PROVED BEST V TILE FDR THE TRDPICS. STSh TODB KVQUIKIES TO £ts. BROSSARD MOPIA (!ac ia Tltctsin) SiNGAPOtifi OK DUPIRE BROTHERS. V j&T "choose BOOS y<«iir tareer MAKE y"^ ,^S.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    155 7 KIXTIRBB Tuesdu.v. l>»i-ein!>er 10. )\.gh Water, LM a.m., 1 "3 p.m. Chlldnn's luncnt, \u Ti.i.itre, 6.15 pjn IS »JB. The Quaints, Vie. Theatre, W. 15 p.m. V\'rdnr«du> IWrember 21. Rlgt Water, 2."* a.m., 2.31 p.m. in! ililnciy. X.30 a.m. Tabglir. Club at Home, (.16 p.w. The Q.mir.ts,
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      74 7 VESS ELS AT THE DOCKS East Wharf Baaia- Nil. Us K.i.i. i. Sl.reri Wharf Glang Baas. Main Wharf Kama^ura Maru, Eroriianca.] ithm. Rfnplre Docli i I Icago Mnru, Atujrosun V« GUnUTar. Ja.dine. WUarl Gorgon. I'ulj I. rani (oal Wkaff— Nil. Keppel Harbour. Slsin W half- -Oaa I'tlle, Tug Royal Eos*.
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      Vessels Arrived.
      120 7 ANNAM, m i ..penhaßiT 19-12. MSI tons, from IC-12, for Bonrabara vnc. s, from T. Kali 20-12. lor T. Bali l-Ml\ Hui.. M tons, from Ithio 19-12. for Rhio 19-U. ■.A, lirit.. !,r:.' tons, from Sydney Ji-I^. i DA, Brit, 59 ton.--, from Bagan -I 12. from Kobi
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    167 7 1 r.-4»y llalaaca aad Mai r 3 M»3 p.'» r. Sasabu, iiifi Radjah, Tcmbilahan :nd lndragiri 4 p.m. lurabaya 4 pjn. SuoMi I iat and Bitavia 4 p.rn P«> in Anal 1 prepaid at Utter r-u- tv 0i with t'.iis I I'.iu. l'arcoli 4 p.m. Wrdaesday ita-Saba
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    20 7 (OCbclal lu»t OIBi« Katmrt) Left hing»p.ir» ArriT«l Luadoa l.iT 10 December 8 Novn D.c.mber U l).cim'oi.r lo'
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    145 7 EXCOANUB. Sinpapc'.'c, December 20. On London, Bank 4, m/i 2/4 1/8 Demand 2/S 7/8 Private 3 m. credita 2/4 3/8 On Ntw York Dt-man.l Private 90 days 60*4 On France Bank BBu] On India, Bank T. T. 17" On HonpkoiiK. Bank d/d 15 p.c. prera.j On ShAntrh&i,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    50 7 Totia of Maj -t i—Vmk. Spot un. lan.-March Ipril-Juae P«l« Cr«p« Closing Price* j Boyerf Sellers inn. ian.-Mai<ch i.jirii-Jime Sa-f*poi» Sfcandm'd fcibtwl HIM 9m Ol^itng Prieei iWer* StUtn 3M4 H 40 41 43 -J3Vs DAILY PItICES CURKENT. 12 oVlock niion. D. rctiibtr 20, 1921.
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      MINING.
      179 7 V»l. Pd. Buyers. Sellers. 1 1 Ay« W»»« 1.00 1 1 Hitaai Tin l.:. r 1.43 1 1 J«Ukßtflt> !•>' ii £1 Kam. Kamunting 1.11.0 1.13.0 cJ. 1U 1U Kinta As;t. 4.O'J -J.oO ;1 £1 Lftiut. ii:nv» 5 5 Lingui Tin 4.25 4.75 10 10 Malayan Cull. 13.60 1
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      GENERALS.
      115 7 Vai. Pd. Buyers. S. D«l 11 1 Br. Am. Tobacco 2.17.S 3.2.6 10 10 Central Engine* 16..00 10 10 Centra Motor* :s.. R io 4.. o £1 £1 E. Smekinz Co. 0.00 6.50 i/-a/- Elaatrii l 10 10 Fraser Ncaves 26.25 27.25 iO 50 W. Hammer Co. 80.00 9P.00
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      DEBENTURES.
      106 7 U. Kng. 6 p.c. ?1.234,8y»! gai i ]}.c M* Spore Electric Tramwa?*, 5 p.c. £360,000 *otu Spore Municipal 6 p.« $1,878,000 P*r Spore Man. 4»i pof l!) 07 $1,000,000 10 p«. d!i». Spore Mun. 4H p-c. of 1909 $1,600,600 10 p.t. c.%. Spore Kan. 4^ pc. of ldO» $1,800,00
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      415 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. j Latest available OTerKng Quotations are printed on another page on Friday. To-dsy"6 Price 3. Fraser LyaU Co. Evatt. Allenby ($1) 0.20 0.30 0.20 0.30 Alor Uajah ($1) 1.60. 1.70 1.60 1.70 A. Hitam (ss* 10.0 C ll.OOt 10.00 11.00*
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      40 7 AUCTION SALE BOTered nnd one "!U'n Koi.l BMta .7 mii ."-.'J.'':;, «.irniitrive un In sxerlletrt runninc ataW, Ai Ha««I«. I'hionir Koon and Co.'s aaltvroeea, No. 'M. Klins iilreet, on Saturday 1%-imher 24, at IvUS ajn. CfIEONG BOON SENG CO., Auctioneer
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      594 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS .IF.D. ffin.nd-hnnd motor cyiif>, in porf«d running' aider. Mate lowest umh prirtka rt) LET, lurirr pr>" Xu-inr-"; shop No. 07, Urchanl Read. Apply ~i^-!i. Orchard Bead. WANTED T% BUY, theroMß brad bulliTi.T, mate six, n^T ;iml prica to 0. I H'ANTKD. :»'.ir or Avb-scaU i car in t'ocid
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      6 7 1 FELUCCA CIGARETTES THE BEST. r
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      628 7 Madame AJice Foray For Christmas and New Year Eve Has a Splendid Selrclion of EVENING DRESSES, AFTERNOON AND MORNING FROCKS. The Latest Modern FasJiioiiCi Jill arrived from Paris. ONE HUNDRED A'.ODEI^ S PARISIENNB HATS. Latest Creations Dainty 1-ins.eri. in Crepe Cn Chin On view at ttafiles Hotel, i>oni 65, Irnm
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    DEATH
    48 8 :KT.— On December 2J, 1321, Rt his res dVBCe, No. 7. Cnin Chew Street, Sinsapor Mr. feet Guan Swce, aped Ti years, below I:.;:.r of Mr. Beet Ta-i Poh, and brotln of Mr. Beet (;nnn Loonir. Funeral wil like place on Saturday, -Ith ir.st., at 1 a.m.
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    The Straits Times. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 CO-OPERATION FOR MALAYA.
    1061 8 The Straits Times. TUESDAY, DECEMBE R 20 CO-OPERATION FOR MALAYA. Wo are plad to see the report made b; My. CavendUh en Co-operative Societies ir Malaya, if for no other reason than thai t indicates a wish to ffet the people oi :hc country helped as the pccple of othe:
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    50 8 H.S.H. Prince and Princess De Cro 50lrt>, H.S.H. Princess Pauline De Croy H.S.H. Princess tlonore De Croy an H.S.H. Prince Etienne De Croy, of the Selaian Royal Family, recently arrived ir Madras from Colombo and stayed at Government House. They will return t Colombo, visiting en route Trichinopoh .rul Madura.
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    59 8 Bi? wnges cuts have been accepted by ■he employees of the Army and Navy anc •ther departmental stores owing to th reduction in the cost of living. Thi terms of the settlement of this dispute which threatened to interfere with the hrißtmas rffljpping, provide for minimum ■■vages, a 48-hour week,
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    63 8 Twenty Indian girls, between eight anH 15 years of age, from the Salvationist School at Sataru, have arrived at Man •hester in the course of a two-and-hall years' tour of the world in order to demonstrate the army's activities in India nnd to stimulate public interest. The i'oi'nfr visitors gave
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    13 8 Stocks of rubber in London on Decom ber 5 amounted to 70,968 tons.
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    22 8 I The report of e>e Stilts SettlementAftociation meetinjr ancPa notice of th production of Eafrer Heart will be fouiw on page 11.
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    23 8 Penny fares were re-introd'.'rcd in th London buses and tramcars on December after twelve months during which perio 3Vad. wes the minimum fare.
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    33 8 The Shipping and the Import and Ex port Offices will be closed on Decembe 27, and open for one hiur only (from 1 a.m. to 11 a.m.) on Dfecmber UG, an January 2.
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    33 8 A big bistuit company conwiinc has beei formed to acquire all the ordinary *hare of Huntley and Palmers and Peak FreanL Each enterprise will continue to carry oi business in its own name*.
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    43 8 The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd., have pur chesed the Peak Hotel and will enter int possession »n January 1 next, when re construction und milis.lllsa.llmi will b taken in hand with a view to bringing th( hotel up to date in every respect.
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    40 8 The Shakespeare Mcmon il Nations Theatre Committee is selling the site ir Bloomsbury, for which they paid TOO.OOf early in 1914, owing to inability to rnis> sufficient funds to complete their purposThe interver.ticn of the war serious]] affected the project.
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    50 8 The P. and O. Steam Havigmtion Com pany are selling the Brir.!isi propert) fomicrly used m connection with the mails It has been announce.) by the company that there will be no reversion to Brimii? as a mail port. The mnil wi'l bereaftei continue to be picked up at Marseilles.
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    48 8 The Daily Mirror learns that prepar?. ons are being made for the p n London of penny mornimr an<! v -ni i| ?v.-spapers devoted to the cause r< /Ister. A capital of £2. r io,ooo has bcci •aised, and the services of a prominen lurnalist secured as editor.
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    47 8 Members of the Mutual Improvemen Vssociation are requested to note that th ;-rize^ for the 1021 tournaments are n^.v n view at Messrs. Robinson and Co.' iremises. The committee and members c he association thank Messrs. Robinson an ~0., Ltd., for their kind presentation c l cup.
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    46 8 A Madras Mail specia' cable, ds 'on, December 4, says that optimism wi he keynote of the Burma Oil Company meeting. Lord Denbigh estimated ti monthly prof.t at £10,000 from the Nc "ear, increasing pro rata wi^h proi!:i ion. Ample finances weie forthcomil jr all operations.
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    44 8 The Cfcriatataa pro~rar.-.n-.e and en*e ainment (f Middle Read Church will .yen in the Anglo-Chinese Schei.l Chan tU on Friday, at 8 p.m. Next Bund >'ng Christaas day, tha collection th the morning and evening II be turiicd over to the Nun-li. nemplo/ment Fund.
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    85 8 In connection with the visit to Siiua re of H. R H. the Prince of V ic-eting was held at the Chinese Chambi t Commerce last Tues lay, to disco Tjld te done by the various Chines' lubs to receive H. B. Highness. hoo Kay Hian and Lim Kee Chook
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    83 8 An extraordinary general meeting < he British-Burma Petroleum Co., Ltd ns unanimously passed a rcsoluti.; pproving the extinction of unrancelle 47.836 stock and £75,000 second debentUT •teck issued in 1911, substituting an issu f £300,000 second interim debenture r Ur; iVi per cent., at 98, redeemable in IS jreai it
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    95 8 At the time of the recent races at fool i sweep of $60,000 was Instituted, nri rize being $18,'."V,». TMs, Fays an a hangc, was wt.n by a [neee ice-w;.te filer, and, of course cs usual i.i the nses, he had bought his one ti. he utmost reluctance. It is
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    88 8 The death is renounced of Miss Pant! lobinson, pionoer worker in the upliftinf •f the lives of soldiers and sailer-. Mis 'tobinson began hr.r activities in t!-,o six lies," and was responsible for the f the Soldiers' Institute at Portsmouth n 1874, in the teeth of strong r; n the
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    143 8 A report fro%|Vcrsail!es states tha* when taken to the condemned cell on tin night of November .",0, Landru scid to hi: warder "It is time the trial en led. I an terribly tir*d." The j-ratina: in the midu'lo >f the cell door is kept always open un< he^wrdci'j| watching (B)
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    359 8 Pr. Kclhi, of the Mount F.vor?«t Er;who d:ed in Tibst, on Junt Ml £1,000. Jti«s Mabel Pave has been operated <>n ndicltil at tin- (icnoral Hospital tad is on the roaH to raeomy. Mr. Justice Sproule, with Mrs. Sprjulo, rrlved Peaang yesterday from home. ha former Is
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    London Rubber Market.
    17 8 that We from London dated 19th mat Marki t weak. Price '»J. stocks 70,776
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    New General's Arrival.
    35 8 O.v.n;; to the Egypt b'.'in.cr duo to li.-.t i-xpccted, nston'a Hi.-r ..f lie new General Officer Commanding C.8.. U. 5.0.) ill be j-t 12.M to-morrow and not 9 .-i.ni., I previously announcid.
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    Rubber Restriction.
    47 8 Th? following IMflfatioil wa attend '1 me iting of (robber companies in London on the ith in^t. Rssoived t!'r.; pledges u> give tiu strong! it possible »uport t> the recommendations of the Rubi the c .nliii i- output during th Tst six months of 1922.
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    Result of the Poster Competition.
    89 8 Tho l" Malaya Borneo Exhibition have araoanM i tns in connection with the very I < competition lectntly beid. I he :uA:'.' .■> unanimously awanl><l the prize (Mr. E. Hop i Uoad, Singapore) (or his th the r..u-:ii tktirh i conn ..,^,j, f. txpreu limr
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    F. M. S. Appointments.
    127 8 Tho following appointment! aiv notifid in thi „tt.f Major <:. <;. Bpoonar, Mr., Mr. A. R. Lo bi Senior t. Department. us ii l.'n Abdullah I !>•• .i tuoernuinersry Officer o,' Ciig.-i Civil Sep»i< Mr. T. Park.r tr> an Inspector of Machinery, i'> an assistant kgriiltarlst,
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      179 8 r. i MEN'S EVENING WEAR xf* DINNER JACKET AND j&[ FULL DRESS SUITS jm?(W]\ A SPECIALITY. r^i| BBk 7t TcF FRONTED DRESS SHIRTS INF Pllce 58.50 each. ■A ;i:;> fan. y i konteb I DRESS SKIRTS Price $6.73 and $7.50 each. 1 -ORDED FRONT DRESS SHIRTS, DRESS COLLABS, c.ir"City Bnuoi"
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      154 8 ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. (Tan Cheng Kee A Co, Ltd, Proprietor*) For Six Nights from MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921 In the Second Show at 9.15 LURING LIPS In 5 Parts Featuring Edith Robert! Supported by THE GIBSON FAMILY ENTERTAINERS 'omposrd of Trixie, The Venus of Vaadevill> .ultnnx. The Rubber Doll, Gibson
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    Loans to China.
    134 9 Suggestion for Dissolving Consortium. l'ji ilu'x Sibviul L<>iulon, December 19. Xew York In view cf the recent inMeanto statements with regard to. the intmiatiunal c "'i--:rt.um *.:.t loans to Hr, T W i.;inii.r.t in a stat.-ment I ,:::i M i i: the financial control of China and
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    M. Briand's Visit.
    156 9 Bttnnfi Service Loi.ii December 19. >:. Briand arrived i:: London last night with a I;./ retina* of csporta for his eonferene* \.i;ii Mr. Uoyd George, the I r NacUac including changes and rurrency, li.ai neither uda pri-unds to aim decisions bat w a c anpnhanahrc Uw Allies.
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    Canard Line Fined.
    55 9 s'3 Sravici i..n(i«n. Deeaa&ar m. Mr. Davit, Secretary for! lat rdered b ta Urn limit of tIM -l.: _.iin.-,t the Curu mh :1 >n Dncem- !■:•> I b "i .Viuil-iiiia of 300 ..lieged that the on December 1 inf itbm I I that th" Hvn.i.ii.ii (incta up
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    Dutch Oil Interests.
    51 9 taatmft SKimas. !.on<!i.M, Dtvemhcr 19 T: IfWatH for the Colonies nr.n.iumi-.i in Parliament that the o l fariajetry would ne t be taxed in a way the lati nrilion:.! market. The deelarattea has led to tho belief that Urn additional laTßttaai threatened to the ■n Company will
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    Under Two Flags.
    21 9 fiEITKR's SF.RV!C« I.'iiiiiun. December 19. A*,-10-Haltic shipbuilding \ari!.» have 8008 formally opened under the British mid Esikoniau flags-
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    Ireland.
    119 9 Griffith arm De Vsrjera A* m Variance. RtUTEB'S SEBVIA London, December 19. The public session of the Dail Eircann [which will finallj^decide the frte of the j Irish agreement opened in Dublin in at! atmosphere of intense excitement. There! '.vere heotcd passages between De Valtra anl Griffiths. The latter
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    French Naval Proposals.
    320 9 Reuteb's Sebvioc London, December 19. I TVashiiigt-Jn C mirury tv earlier statements, K.'uttr now learns tn the bc«t authority that the French navel an-1 pawll had beon fully approve! by the French Government tifor.' s-übraission. moreover the French are not disposed to consent to a material reduction
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    American Bandits.
    37 9 KacTn's Suvica London, December 19. Xew York Three bandits entered a cinema theatre on Broadway this evening and held up the manager and three emplcyees with revolvers. They stole $10,000 from the i;afe and escaped.
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    Natural History Society.
    117 9 Members of the Singapore Natural History Society spent a very interesting n-.orning on Sunday in the Dotanic Gardens, •uider the leadership of Mr. I. H. Burkil!. Afltar a visit to the library and herbariurr. a tour was mude of the gardens. Among other interesting itoms. a specimA
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    Triam Mines Limited.
    57 9 Messrs. G. Aurely and Co., Singapon agents fur Talam Mines, Limited, which started working in February last on the completion of the ervctun o f their Diesel engines, forward the following details of output piculs 12.76 Vnnli. 111. 72 JTpvil, 68.51 May, 84.22 IMJf; July. 208.84; August,
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    The Royal Betrothal.
    151 9 Congratulatory Message From Malaya. Following is a copy of a telegram sent Iby Sir Laurence GuHlcmard X.C.8., to the Secretary of State dated December 1 12, 1021 On behalf of people in Straits Settle- m<?nts, Federated Malay States and Un- 1 I federated Malay States respectfully desire
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    Daring Piracy.
    78 9 Steamer Looted of $150,000 Off Amoy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, December 19. The China Merchants' Steam Nuvij.'etion Co.'s steamer Kwang Lee, 2,300 tons, i arrived f rcm Shanghai during the week i.-nd, r.nd reported having been pirated eft* An-.oy. A ganir of between 30 and 40 who
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    POWELL'S METHOD OF TIN WORKING.
    248 9 I There having been some discussion of what is knewn as the Powell method of Tin Working we quote the following statement attached to a latter recently written ay Mr. F. K. Munro kocord of the first clam to use Powell's method. Situated at the
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    IMPERIAL SERVICE MEDAL.
    282 9 Presentation by the Governor's' Deputy. The old Post Office quadrangle was the venue of an interesting function this morning 1 the occasion beJaw the presentation tc Saman bin Suboh a lasrar, employed at the Government workshops Pulo Bnni, of the Imperial Service Medal by th; Governor's Deputy
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    B. I. Steam Navigation Co.
    41 9 The report of the BrHMI Indir. Steam Navigation Company declares a dividend ■f h per rent, (tax fre») but no special bonus. £25,4»n is carried forward. Six lON stoamwrs have been sold for brcuking 'up purpose*.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    3621 9 Income Tax Bill For 1922. Registration of European British Subjects. A meeting of the Legislative Council was held ill Jay cflun^on. H.E. the Governor's Deputy (the Hon. Mr. C S. James, C.M.C.), presided, and the others present were H.E. the General Officer Commanding (Major-General Sir John Fowler, K.C.M.G..
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    Bangue Industrielle de Chine.
    106 10 Bangue Indus trielle de Chine. Miorninp Barrett-Laaaatd. lir. Mundell read the foßoviag wire which w:is the manager <>f thelocallii-ar.'-h of the Banque Induitrielle de Chine on I ir.sl. from tin Peking office: iwirn ChineM Geveiwaeat and French Government concluded to-day, ka definitely I from the! i spore, yesterday, to the
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    Shanghai Charity.
    34 10 fui race meotint I waa able to diatri- Di ring the hall distribul l Bl anghai charily \Y funds nvailable each half >car applied tj be invested to »vat of th« trait.
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      Rugby.
      240 10 A correspondent, wriiinp on MM Seianpor-Malacca rapper match played at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, and which Selanpor won easily by three goals and three tries (24 points I to one try, has several pertinent remarks to make on the übject of the lack of keenness shown by Malacca, since
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      Hockey.
      99 10 A hockey match will be played tomorrow on tin pailanp between the S.C.C. and the A. PC. The latter team will be represented by G. (;■*> M. I). Rutley and H. R. B. Law T. M. Winsley. H. c. Coop aad C B. Webb W. Gould. C. A. Mitchell
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      St. Joseph's Old Boys.
      199 10 The distribution of priaM won in the I f.i i Ewe Boon Cup tournarunt will b< made tv- morrow on the St. Joseph's O. B. naaadu Previous tt) thepriz-. tivinp an exhibition pame will be played between two teams of Old Eoys. Mr. i'eo Kwanir Nghee
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      Lawn Tennis Tournaments.
      97 10 Yt-stcr.iay'. play in the S.U.r. tennis toumammt reaaMed as follows: Championship. K. \V. de Cruz beat K. H. Norris, O— C, 2 6 4. Nixed Doubles. K. K. da S<.uza and \V. de Cruz vs. A. F.. Coelho and J. H. Xorris unfinished. r. \V. Genet and
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      Golf.
      156 10 The f.i11.-win^J'vasrthtresultoftheinatch between Garrieoa Golf Club and Singapore Golf Club played at Garrison Goif lub en. Sunday. The name of the Gar:ison player* are mentioned first. G.b.-on and CummiiiK 0 Gallic and i'iniayson 0. Calthrop and Macphail 0 Smith and GHbertaon I. Miller and Boyce 0 Winter and Brown
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      Singapore Golf Club.
      85 10 The Ladies' Spoon competition for Novniber was held yesterday and resulted ■n a win for Mrs. J. M. Jackson with a net Men of :i4. Seven card? were taken «>ut and the following were returned Mrs. J. M. Jackson 43— 9= 34 Mrs. K. S. Clarke 51
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    25 10 Pi'oprammc of Drills, etc., for week ending Tuesday, December 20, 1921 Tuesday. 20th— 5.15 p.m., Drill HaK Ben Baiah Road, Malay Company.
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      An Appeal to Men.
      159 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, May I. through the mediu.i «f your paper, make an appeal for for the local Boy Scouts Association I At the present time our work is seriously I handicapped by the lack of suits.ble men to i :.rry
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      kalumpang Tin No Liability.
      223 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Dear Sir.— 1 have read Indignant*! tod 24th November, lffl and Mr. I J. B. Di.vid> reply dated Ist Decenber 1921. Taming to the statement of i of Kalumpanir Tin No Liability eadiag -"If*. May, 1921, I gather that
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    MOTOR CYCLING TO LONDON.
    326 10 Two Adventurers Started an Their, Way. Bw taro eatrapid motor-cyclists, Messrs. E. D. Hill and V. A. F. Johnstone started on their attempt to ride to London 1 'rom Singapore to-day. According to Mr. kill, who baa ap-l ■uantb considerable experience of India 'specially the United
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    81 10 In the ohanß- of programme at th»l Liberty Hall to-nii;ht, the dosing I of The Fighting Txail, terUl, N 1 13 ano 11, will :1 eh >w together with v Universal speci:. tier.. Opened Shutters, 5 a,ct stirring ptttMlt of lov? cnJ Hfe ai magic 1: y to happiness, s'arrirv.i
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    Co-operation in Malaya.
    2158 10 Success Assured if Supported Wholeheartedly. The Government cf Burma having kindI.v offered to trive an officer sent from Malaya every facility to study the system •>f Co-operation in that country with a >; w t> its introduction into Malaya, Mr. ulish Co-operativ? S-wHetieV Deiii.Kincnt, Taipimr, F.M.S., was
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    598 10 The (Juainls nre with Is Again. q nothing I genuinely ent< rtaJnl pierrot show. Psliaaier proved wjth the Poll! n years apo that half a dosen capable arthist us much ai pleasure aa productions eoaatmg then- per:onnel by the score. Other parti fallowed in their hur-.-Ircds, sume !eavinp
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    71 10 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Singapore, Deceml Silver SSVi. Hoagkong ft'j pc. prem. Three n-.onths pold .">; Share market.— Rubbers. I i I io enquiry. Tins.— Steady. Taipinps 1.05-1.10, Norths 1.1 5-l.liO, Souths l.V">u cents, Rawanps t>o-G5 cents, Nawng Pets I.7tVfti i .77 'i cents, Mengiembua Tongkah
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    25 10 Thy Krin.r to-moiTow at .'> p.m.* to friends and •ntr >i:s on the ot-ca. on of the tift>i naivemry. At :;i) clntma ibow wid ue given.
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    Straits Association.
    1485 11 Proposed Unification Of Malaya. A |*ueral mecliiiK of t>>« hipiiiiwi-r o[ ths Sttaiti BaMleni«ntl (Singapore) iMOSSSSkOB I held the Kxchanxe Hoomy vciterday eTunm-. M r. Q. S. Cnrvsr presided over a {oo<l allen<t»nco, and after a few introductory remark* by hhM sir. Maophail, ritiog amid npplauac. aMaaajsl tht
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    EAGER HEART.
    776 11 The .Mystery Play at Goodwood Hail. Two treats have aliva-ly been afforded i MCtioiM of tie public by tin ■-aiiim <.f tin Christaaaa mystery Kairir Hcßit on Saturday and yes- 1 erday, while the final performance of bwmtifnl pieea wQi be stajrcii to> ..t the (ioo'wooil Hall at
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      176 11 GET YOUR COPY OF Kami's Hawaiian Songs TO-DAY, ONLY $2 We also have full stocks of the LATEST SONG AND DANCE MUSIC AND GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. (Incorporated iv Hongkong-) KAFFLES PLACe, SINQAPORE. Value Most Justify Your Choice THEREFORE BUY A m Jaf We CARRY STOCKS OF SPARE
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      254 11 Raffles Hotel. CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER FANCY DRESS BALL Dancing till 1.45 a.m. BOOK NOW Four Prizes will be given for the four Best and Original Costumes 2 for Ladies and 2 for Gentlemen. K. A. COOKE, Musical Director. A. E. McCLARY, Manag-cr. Adelphi Hotel. XMAS AND NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES XMAS
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      227 12 rp::nnar,- Jl^..L-_.- m Christmas Greetings Printed on Dainty Notepaper Envelopes to Match Specimen Gouks on application to THE PROMPT PRINTEfiS, Rickard Ltd. 72, Cecil Sired, Siiiyapore. Telephone 2228. 1 mJUJtmmrmw **iji'ii>?*£Zjiiui*iiSi»\jr&uii (neartuit roiaplcttua) IN BI.AJR R(!Ali. Within easy access, of Tovrc. PMakaM ttt!« TO BE SOLD SEPARATCLY Vacant riinriMn. A
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      293 12 Telephone 53. 21, Tbe Arcade, SINGAPORE. DOLLAH CO. DECORATORS AND DESIGNERS If you warn real good decorating wor!ti> to welcome the turning of oar popular H.R.H the Prince of Wales, cousult us. OUR TERMS ARE MODERATE AND REASONABLE. LAIUT TIN DREDGING, LTD. I Inc-jrporated in the FJtX) NOTICE i NOTICE
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      786 12 C. A. RIBEIRO CO., LTD. NOTICE is hereby given that the Four•x>enth Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders will be heici at the Registered Oilicers of the Company, Nos. 6 and 7, Raffles Place, Singapore, on Friday, December 23, 1921, at 2.30 p.m. liusinees 1. To receive the Directors' Report
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      663 12 IN THE MATTER OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS COMPANIES'! ORDINANCE 1889 AND L\ THE MATTEU OF THE KWONG YIK BANKING C 0. LIMITED. (in Liquidation). NOTICE la hereby Riven that the Liquidators of the Company have declared a tmal dividend upon the amounts of the r>'.spi/tivo debts of the Creditors of
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      160 12 When You Need *A New Battery BUY "EXIDE "EXIDE" Starting and Lighting Batteries for all makes of Cars. Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) SINGAPORE. jE±~.. Looks Like a Guinea Pen. |f IKb--- \rs^' cts c 'S^M^f' a Guinea Pen. \\^J A^ j T^ Original BRITISH-MADE I-cvcr ■'.'s%/'' 'Cr
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    THE FESTIVE FIFTH.
    463 13 Guy^Fawkoa Fun in the London By-Streets. m Tiie days are no mora when Guy FftwkM was not only a national festival, but almost a public nuisance when mobs hold up thu traffic with colossal guys, church bells clanged cut, the night reeked ol" gunpowder, and prudent folk
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    MRS. BEETON OUSTS DEBRETT.
    370 13 Duchesses Learn to Cook For Dukes. Duchesses as m?mbors of the new poor— are learning to cook frnr themselves. 1 Women whoso names occur in the pop;.--•f Mntl are to bo found with increasing I frequency nrolled among the students at the London cookery schools. Redaction
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    Australia and Java.
    186 13 An Adelaide message of November 13 state* that Senator Newland. the chairman of the Sectional Committee (Federal I'ublic Works Committee who recently return.'d from a prolonjied tour, undertakeii with the object of inquiring into the North-South railway project, made an intfiestinK statement with regard to the committee's
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      161 13 Gut p.tnruQ i\ a .uLUi HO have just received a large and well selected shipment of Floral Border Casement Cloths on Cream Grounds. The shipment includes a varied choice of all the latest, neatest and protticst patterns and designs imaginable, it riot of chaste colourings. These are now on view
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      252 13 HP^ £h&*c*** are O«% /W? «>/^Am«S SO VMMm MUN, 16 VMiMm of POTTBO MSAT* iBfi^lt* CRDSSE BLACKWELL°2a*/ The Brand of Confidence in mi, J_L SEMI- ANNUAL BELIEVES THE PAII? OF f^ A CXJ C? A T 17 Sprains, Braises, Rheumatism. During December Chest Pains, Sore Throat, fgp^g|^ SUITS IIATSt hosiery
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      442 14 SALES BY AUCTlOif CBEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTION SALE of freehold residential properties and seaaide pro[n Road nn<! At Messrs. I Vug and Co.'» sale-n Klinit Street, on Wednesday. December 21, at 2.30 p.m. 1. VnlunMe freehold land nnd the exceed ir.ely wrll-hui!l I lie roof Bnophoaae i iv known
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      713 14 INSURANCE inlTivi an ufac f ur"er> LIFE INS. CO. (1n<-orjii>rat«-d in C»nt<*a) Xll ft« luteit plant of Life, Endowment ■HA Annuity ffltoit* ieiveil. Ai«ct» £<!,000,0u0 GIJTHRIE A CO., LTD.— General Agent*. Plniraftore. ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LIMITED. flncorpori!'>»f1 In Crent Britain) SpeciallMi in MOTOR INSURANCE. 1. Prompt Loss Settlamenti. 2. Moderate
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      448 14 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED darorporatee' h» 8p*rlal Imperial Chart «r In Jitpsn.) I Capital Subscribed ¥90,000,000 Capital Patd-up T4B,OW,OO0 B»««rve Fonda y 11,080,000 Putii'er.t K. NaStagawa, Esq. Vice-Presidt-nt i 5. Mori, Elq. DIRECTORS t T. Hisamnne, Esq. G. Kawaeakl, E«q. X. Uorinage, Esq. M. Esaki, Eaq. T. Ikeda,
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      890 14 BANKING ASIA BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated in New York) STOCKHOLDING BANKS. Auflo aad London Paris Nati nal Bank of San Fr-.noiaco. Rankers Trnst Company. New York City. Continental and Orfemrrcial National Bank of ChlCKfo. Guaranty Trust Co. of Now York. Gcarilian Saiing? and Trust Company, ricvelnnd Mercantile Ha'»k of the Amerioas,
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    RICHARD PIGOTT.
    270 15 Judge Parry Tells the Story of The Parnell Case. I Forger, liar, and thief, this wretched creature, like an evil spirit, poisoned tinpolitical atmosphere of the country for many months." That is the verdict pass■il liy Judge Parry in his article in The Weekly Dispatch on Richard Pigott,
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    WANTED IN SINGAPORE.
    228 15 Extradition Proceedings At Hongkong. The following supplements our special wire from Hongkong on the 7th inst. Detective Inspector Grant applied at the Honjfkonjr Magistracy, on the 7th in.st.. far the extradition of a Straitsborn Chinese to Singapore. Xhe application was made to Mr. J. R. Wood but
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      782 15 Motor Cycles Repaired EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE. Special Rates for retaining cars when not running. Prowse Jones Co. Colcman Street, Singapore. 'Phone IXOS. TfAIW KEE ELECTRIC CO GAD, tXECTRIC AND BELL INSTALLATION CONTRACTORS. tsfatra of Motors, Dyaamos sail Uffcttag seta, sad Anaatnra Winding a nfMcialilv. Stocks of BeOS,
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      30 15 IT IT IS ANYTHING KST.ARDING SPORTS OR ATHLETIC GOODS (Ttnnii Racket! rfitrincrl with b«i« black gat IS M only), wriU U BOSH ft COMPANY, M 7, North Bri4gt EoaJ. lingaoor*-
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      484 16 NEW STOCK IN HAND J Kmcry Cloth rrd Slid P.iner K.nrry and Glaaa Pott Jot Jark.Hon'R Flw:r Btaia Vaataa Ircnch I'i.llHh ::ml GoM Siz" Virnlth tonal. Osk and Blacfc Japan Varnl«h Halter'« PMall] Sprlnj Saltern Ctrealar epeteg Bataaw Thcrmomrtrrs~J:.:>..r;nf« ard Self-re|tis-■eaaa ni.v. lamp, ll prl K tit and Vertical) Mannolia
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      400 16 TAY GUAN KIAT .16. l*fclUJP STREKT. Phone Nos. till and 3114 The aocceoafnl contractor for anpply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality darlni the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER FLUID. For cleaning and prexrving steam boilers of all types. Used by all factories, steamers, etc., and
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      1031 16 CLASSffIED ADVERTISEMENTS i .if t'P.t.t'All) rharrra fee Weate, For Sale. Te Let. etc, la ordinary cloae-fei i; P» (areraga *ix wsHa to line) are s Per Una on* Insertion 28 eta., two Ina. 44 •la., tbree ins. 64 et» four lne. R2 cts, five Ins. tl.oo. six int. tl.lt. Uo
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      986 16 LAND AND HOUSES WANTED, imall eomponnd houae, near town preferred. Apply 9*4. Straits Time*. FOR SALE PRIVATELY, I)OV£'3 NEST, 102, River Valley Road, clone to town. For particulars, apply 25, Malacca Street. TO LET, large top flat compound house, private entrance, garage iervants' quarters, pas, partly furnished. 93-1. Thomson Road.
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      644 16 OFFICES AND GODOWN TO LET, Godown No. 6. Ocil Street. Apply Guthrie anl Co, LM. TO UfiT, atoifn *na oifcewn. Apply Id. at. Wathaji Co i _n» °"""< S*r»»t. TO LET, goduap* «nd offices, la town. £>pjy to Siijrer- 7 Malacca Street. TO LET, N». V «i<d 48, Anton Road.
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      230 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 ex* ecuted. We have also reduced our ratet of car and lorry hire Telephone: 1233 Straits Motorcar Service, Ltd. 213-216, ORCHARD ROAD. NEW
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