Malaya Tribune, 3 January 1920

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII, -No 2 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 3, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY. JANUARY 3.
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      394 1 IHIN WATT GO.! Market Street and Orchard Rc^i SPECIALISTS IN I Motor Repairing, Motor I I Supplies, Ships' Stores, 3 AND p Estate Requisites. I 'Phone 741. Jos. MAKERS Sons, Ltd., (Incorporated in England) Importers, Exporters, General Merchants, Manufacturers and Contractors TO THE I BRITISH GOVERNMENT Beg to Announce that
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      100 1 I l THE RIGHT DISINFECTANT j prevail* th© spread of disease and i is particularly necessary IN TROPICAL CLIMATES. I is of j Unquestioned Efficiency. I (It has 20 times the germicidal j I strength of carbolic acid). COST IS TRIFLING I (One gallon of IZAL makes 400 1 I
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      75 1 f BULGARIAN BACILLUS (MULFORD) g For tha tifeatmanft of inteeii(nal putrefactive forLaentaticn and chronic intestinal disturbances of children and adults. Each bottle contains 50 Tablets. I Always ASK ■Bjl ASAHI l mm beer. f9 Mitsui Bussan Kaisiia Ltd. > a hi i—■ JUST ARRIVED A SHIPMENT OF CALIFORNIAN SEEDLESS RAISINS
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    74 2 WOOD ALCOHOL. New York, Deo 29.—The Federal Agents have arrested five men who are alleged to be heads of an organi sation responsible for the widespread sale of oonoootions of wood.sV. hoi in five States. Some deaths and additional oases of alooholio poisoning were reported from various parts
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    DEFENCE OF BELGIUM.
    40 2 Paris, D-o 29.—The Belgian Minister to Paris haa been instructed to begin negotiations to reach a Franco-Belgian agreement on thmilitary question, also oonoerning the settlement of the Luxemburg question, closely interwoven with the Franco-Belgian defensive alliance. Savas.
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    THE MARSEILLES FIRE.
    31 2 Paris, Dto 29.—1t appears that the report of the burning down of a railway station at Marseilles refers to the small Vienxport station, not the main railway station.—Renter.
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    AN EXHIBITION.
    18 2 Paris. Deo 29—The Frenoh Senate has deoided to organise a big Inter-Allied Colonial Exhibition in 192«.—Havas.
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    HONOURED TOWNS.
    25 2 Paris, Dec 29.—President Pom cue has left Paris to present the Legion of Hononr to th*> towns of Betbune, L'i>s, Arrts and Bapaume.—Havas.
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    FRENCH ELECTIONS.
    23 2 Paris, Deo 29 The Frenoh Senatorial elections are taking place on Jan 11 and the Presidential elections on Jan 17. —Havas.
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    HOME TO CHINA.
    13 2 Marseilles, Deo 30.—The Chinese peace mission has sailed for China.
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    Sir Arthur Young's Portrait Fund.
    129 2 Tbe Committee gratefully acknowledge receipt of the following subscriptions Amount previously acknowledged $7,304.50 Bze Hai Tong Bank 100 Asiatic Petroleum Co I/d 100 Keppel Oolf Clab 25 Tan Keng Tng 10 Tan Siang Cheng 10 Lim Cbwee Cbian 10 Bee 800 Ie 10 Yeo Cfanjg
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    Attack on Tobacco.
    192 2 Latsit Ideal of American Killjoys. The American Tobacco League has been organised at Cincinnati to prevent Pussyfoot Johnson's American associates extending their pro bibition movement to include, tobacco. Headquarter! will be opened at New York, San Franoiaco, Detroit, New Orleans, and other cities to direct the couuter-oainpaign
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    Indian News.
    1616 2 Calcutta Water Supply. Caloutta, Deo 10.—At a meeting of the Calcutta Corporation held this afternoon it was resolved to bring oat a water expert from England to report upon the water supply of Oalontta and suggest measures for its improvement. Lite Sir Raton Tail Bombay, D o 10.—A
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      911 2 nmm sales. Estate of Yeo Tin Hye, Deceased. AUCTION BALE OF Valuable Building Lots situate ia JALAN ABDULLAH JALAN M BRI AM, BAND A MAHAKANI, MUAR To be held by Public Auction at our Sale-reora Messrs Si me >arbv A Coy., Ltd., Godown), Jalaa Putri ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920
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      53 2 Auction Sale of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES OP Chop Tye Chong Tong, No. 55 Kam. pong Pantai. The pledges 'will be on view on the sth and flth instant {at No. 23 River Side. The Auction will take place on Wednesday, the 7th Jan, 1120. Teon Hong Tint Auctioneer, «4 Rim Side,
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      289 2 I CIGARETTES Because thtj art ic-mtthmg Ĕ NO. 555 I diferent -eouuething aettsr I 4han yoa have ever W tcjmism s\J~ >■ m M I ■moked btfort. i", NO. 444 Obtainable of all high-class stores. I Sole Manufacturers: J ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd., LONDON. Useful to Planters OUR QROUND NUT
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      118 2 READ BROTHERS, Ltd., LONDONThe Dog's Head Bottling OF GUINNESS' STOUT Sol* Agents KIM MIM Co., Singapore. Call at the well-known Cake-Shop if yon want Fresh oakes, Ices, Cold and Hot Drimkf. Thiß Cake-Shop is patronised by all, and if the pioneer ef the oonfectionery business in Singapore. Wedding, Birthday or
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    Wireless.
    18 3 Ships in common'cat ion with the Commercial Wireless Station tkis morning:—s. s. Kawaohi Maru, Rumphiue, Ciroe Shell.
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    Unrest in London Stores.
    100 3 London, Dec 12. —The receni victory won by the employees cf the Army and Navy Stores hea resulted in a widespread movemen in the large London s'.orss, geneially supported by the Press, to stcur comparable to the 125 pe> cent increase in the cost of living,
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    European Mails.
    55 3 Delivered in London. Ih < Uiowing are the dat( I of lepariure trotn Singapore of the Eatop*an klaik *nd their deliveij n Lon 1 <n. LimTT DeliV£Ri» is Biboapobb Losdos. Not i Dec ]2 do 7 do 12 do 10 do 12 do JS do 10 do 15
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      365 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pioturea Beach Boad. Irosa Wednesday, December 31, to Monday, January 5. AN BXOELLENT SELECTION OF PICTURES WESTERN, DRAMATIC AND HUMOROUS Second Show at 9 p.m. A Special Apollo (American) Production A Forceful Drama of a Woman's Power WHEN A WOMAN STRIKES
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      473 3 tk I The int Tram Itiday, January 3, to Wednesday, January 7, 192#. Albambra I AltcUrtra Is J is the only J tne Theatre j Ar the theatre where yon M\ A MM A\ TA $M sMMaV ■■■Mjav i»A an fHT A?*.nMfeVIDI\A sc urcnesira, Tea p| and tbe BEST The
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      523 3 In Wishing All A BRIGHT and HAPPY NEW YE\R Present to tbe public of Singapore Mi GREATEST, GRANDEST and MOST EXPENSIVE PhOGRAMME Ever offered in the Ea.6t TO-NIGHT 1 First Show at 7 30 Sharp. HHE PAGE MYSTERY A World Brady production set in scenery magnificent In 5 Parts. Second
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      155 3 Mails Close. Tn-daf. Maiacaa, P. Swettenham and Penang *Klang 3 pm Batu Pahat Mena 3 pra Medan Circe 3 pns Saigon, Haiphong, Hongkong," and Shanghai 3 pm Bangkok Kuala 4 pm Cucob *Hang Chiap 4 pm Pulau Soagi Sultana 4 pm Cucob *Edina 4 pm Pulau Galang Sri Galang 4
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    MILITARY SERVICE.
    799 4 The S V C ie more of a corpse than a corps, it was recently suggested. That is a very true saying. For more than a year the principal units of the Corps have done no drills, and from the orders now issued week by week it would
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    45 4 Tin is at $168 50; no sellers. Mr DT Atkinson, of M ssra Guthrie and Co, has returned to Kuala Lumpur from Home. Mr F D Hislop hai been 8p oin 1 «d a cadet in the Civil Service. He arrived here on Dee 23.
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    The Letter-Box.
    342 4 \Wĕ U Ml ■MMIffljr MJTN IM he Th eatened Egg Famine. Prom E. M."—The letter of Fresh in your iMae of D.'O 31 it a timely warning of what these in toaoh wi'h the ooan'ry folk aroan 1 have long foreseen—cam ly, a probable farther increase in the
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    446 4 Mr J D Hall, Class V S raits Civil Bervic?. has been appointed to act as second magistrate, Singapore. Father Duvelle has been presented with a purse on his departure from Penang to Singapore as Vicar of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Miss B. C Brown has returned from
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    IN SIBERIA.
    465 4 JAP.4N CHALLENGES THE REDS. Troops to be Reinforced. New York, Dro SO.—A message from Peking says that the Bolsh. viks report the possession of the railway s-ation at Irkatek, while Admiral Koitchak's men are hold ing the town. The Foreign Missions are residing in the railway yard,—Ranter, London,
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    SIR W. OSLER DEAD.
    50 4 L jndoD, D,c 30 —The death is announced at the <»ge of 70 of the noted Prol. saor of Sir William Oil-r.-— Renter. [Sir William Oaler wrote manyworks of distinciion and was honoured hy all the leading Univer. eities of Britain Cauada and the United Sadies.]
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    MOULDERS STILL OUT.
    29 4 London, 30,—The boilermakers, shipwrights and blacksmiths' societies have telegraphed to the Premier requesting immediate action to end the moulders'strike, wtech the unions declare has paralysed industry.—Renter.
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    "The Word Became Flesh."
    86 4 (John IU) At St. Andrew's Cathedral, a cou-se of sermons on this subjeoi will be preached by the Bishop ot Sincere at evensong at 5 30 p.nj on the Sundays following the Christmas Season A- The Fict. Tne Human Christ j ftn 4. Toe DivmeJ.sua Jau
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    61 4 The Admiral and officers of tin Japanese cruiser Tokima were at Home to Japanese residents yesterday afternoon, Consul General H Tamasaki and Mrs Tamasaki being the principal guests. The wedding took plaoe in St. A.ndrew'« Church, Penang, on Wednesday, of Mr Vio'.or Mason, Straits Sittlemen a Police, anl Miss Victoria
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      185 4 ROBINSON CO. GENTLEMAN'S 4K B*% MALI BOIS I Lisle Thread witk M W coloured Clox Ml White, Tan, Grey fIHA i A .f •«rltr without i ASPHALT j for B Roads, Pavements, I Flc oping:, etc. Send your ordf.:3 lo liha Asiatic Petrole im st Helena Company court, (S.S.) Ltd.
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      290 4 Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Ridgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. I «Incorp rated in the Blraits Settlements) 36 PbUiip Street. SINGAPORE. Telegraph M GUAN KIAT Oode used A. B. 0 sth Editi n. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. Does This
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      19 4 Patent Faced Hair Belting COMPANY. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting SOLE AGENTS: KIAM KIAT Co. «•.»> dnj iO9 Market Street
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      141 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Saturday, Jan. 3. High Writer —7.10 am, 9.8 p.m. Garrison Ent., V'C. Theatre, 7.30, Eurasian Co S. V. O., Bateetier, Part I. 2 30. Sunday, Jan. 4. W-iUr.—8 1L a.m., 10.0 p.m. SwimioirR Cmb Launches To. —7, 9 and 11. From—8 30. 9.30 and 12.15. Eurashn Co.,
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    JAPAN ON THE ALERT.
    219 5 Will Guard the Far East from Bolshevism. RUBBER MARKET HAPPY. It is declared that a v rapprochement of views" has been reached between the Allies and Germany on the Treaty question, and that final ratification, bringing the official of a state of peace, will immediately be
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    THE TREATY.
    365 5 FINAL R4TIFIC4TON IN A FEW DAYS. Reuter. Paris, Dec 30.—Yon Lersner, ohief of the German delegation, called on Dutasta bat did not deliver the German reply. It ii believed that the Government of Berlin ia disposed to sign the protocol, anbject to guarantees aa to a redaction in
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    FIUME DEADLOCK.
    248 5 Nmrs vigorous reply TO CLEMENCEAU. Reuter. Rome, Dec 30.—Sr Nitti, in the Senate, in a vigorous reply to M Clemenceau's message of Dec 23, quoted M Clemenoeau's statement that Daly hafl undertaken to give Fiume to Croatia and argued that Croatia was not a contracting party, and, on
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    SINN FEINISM.
    31 5 Reuter. London, D c 30.—The Liverloci police have discovered revol.eiß, cartridgts, hand-grenade C 8? s and a qiaiaitj of literature, all indiciting activity on behalf of tbe Sinn Feiuers.—Renter.
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    181 5 CONDITIONS OF THE NEW FRENCH LOAN. Will Attrict British Support. Reuter. London. D»o 30— Tu* French Finance Minister, in the Chamber of Deputies, stated th conditions of the new Consolidation Loan of 5 per cent redeemable stock, with half-yearly redemption by drawings covering a period of 60 years.
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    THE EMPIRE'S MINERALS.
    165 5 Resources Bureau at Work. Reuter. London, Jan 1. —Sir R A S Redmayne, interviewed with reference to the work of the Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau, of which he is ch'irman, pointed out that an immense amount of valuable work had been done throughout the Empire composition of
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET.
    117 5 Costly. Reuter. London, Dfo 30.—The Japanese Budget for 1920 to 1921 provides for the replenishing of national defenor, tL extension of railways, ports and roads, new middle olass educational institutions, the enoonragement of land cultivation, and a plan for state afforestation. The expenditure for national dtw fence is
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    WOOD-ALCOHOL
    58 5 Reuter. N w York, Dec 30,—Two of the wood»alc( hoi ring leaders b; ought up in Brooklyn oourt on a charge of violation of the prohibition law. They were bailed in the sum of $15,000. Four others were brought up in the New York court on a similar cbarge
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    U. S. RAILWAY PEACE
    78 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 30—The representatives of four railroad brotherhoods and the heads of affiliated trades have adopted a declaration opposing legislation making railway stiikes unlawful. Mr. Gcmi er B> who attended the conference of railwaymen, prior to the adoption of the declaration, said that the v
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    COTTON FORTUNES.
    27 5 Reuter. London, DdC 30.—The figures of 180 ootton oompaniee of Lancashire show the profit for 1919 to be £2,868,000 on a share capital of £7,4os,ooo.—Reuter.
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    The Serangoon Murder.
    860 5 Some Farther Statements. In the continued inquiry into the marder of Bam Mohan Singh, Dr On Kok Ba, assistant surgeon at th Tan Took Seng hospital, gi.ii g evidenoe, laid that there were several wootidi in body, and she nice fatal one pierced the heart. When he
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    12 5 The Singapore Chinese Dentists' Association has been registered under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Rubber Shares and Produce.
    130 5 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. Deo 31 and Jan i. Offered 2,860.626 lb* Tons Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Ota. per lb. Singapore Standard Quality 107 to 111} Off Quality 98 104$ Orepe Singapore Standard Quality Pale 107 110 Off Colour Latex 96 103}
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    Barlow & Co's Report.
    138 5 Barlow Co's Report. Singapore, Jan 2. Sinoe last reporting valnes have shewn considerable fluctuations with a rising tendency, and at the open ing of the Auctions on Wednesday prioes all lound showed advances. On the continuation of the sales on Friday prices rose further in sympathy with higher prioes ruling
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    Guthrie & Co's Report.
    141 5 Guthrie Co's Report. B t yore, Jan 2. The uau d tubber auotions were held this week on Wednesday and Friday on account of the New Year holiday. o,i the 6st day of tbe B*l*B fine la c epe Bold at up to $1/9 while ribbed smoked sheet fetch* d
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    124 5 Singapore, Jan 3. Silver.—7ss 1. Hongkong.—llos percent prem. Shanghai.— Rubber.— Tin.—Buyers no sellers 1168.50. Share M<rket A most active market. Rubbers. —Muais are in strong deinbnd and sold readily up to 214 oents premium, Soudais 11.65, Utan Simpans at $4 05, Bukit Jelotongs at 122)), Mandais
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    Trengganu Prospecting Syndicate.
    75 5 Mr Kob Cheow Kwang, of the A'Cid* is formma: a sjndioi'.e with the oi-j ot of exploiting and prospecting soin-t mining land at Sungei Mangkaang, in Kemaman, with an approximate area of ?.500 aores. The required capital is estimated at $10,000, ami is being made up in
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    68 5 Mr H V W Vade, whose death at Scarborough is annoanced to have taken plaoe on Nov 30, was the founder of the firm of Vade and Co. He was the brother of Mrs C W Connington, the wife of the head of Syme and Co, and we fanoy he
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    SPIRITUAL SOLACE.
    155 5 How to Meet Worries of 1920. Reuter. London, D>o 29 —A. New Yea message from the Premiers of the British Commonwealth of Nations has been issued over the signatures of Mr Lloyd Qecrge, Bir Robert Borden, Mr. Hughes, Gen Smutr, Sir W MasB»y and Mr Squires of Newfoundland.
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    NEW YEAR HONOURS.
    176 5 The Premier s List. Reuter. London, Dec 30. —The Premier's list of New Year honours inoludes seven Commanders of tbe Bath, nineteen Baronets and 36 Knights. Others are rb follow To an E idiom: Viaoonct Middle ton. To be Barone: Sir Bwrtiand D*wson, Sir George Riddell and
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    VIENNA'S TRAVAIL.
    108 5 Generous Aid from Allies. Reuter. London, Dec 30.—The newspapers have recently again been drawing attention to :he appalling condition of Vienna, were distress is very acute. It is now announced that immediate steps are being taken in England, France and Italy to give relief. Italy is sending grain,
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    FRANCE'S LOST DOGS.
    50 5 Parir, Deo 30.—The French Ministry of Agriculture has forwarded to the Reparation Commis sion a claim for 26,000 dogs stolen or killed by the Germans during ihe oocapation of Northern Franc-. Selected breeds of setters, pointers, Spsniels, retrievers and cheep dogs are deman iod from German). —H*vae.
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    CANADA'S NAVY.
    55 5 Reuter. O taws, Drc 30.—Sir John Jelli coe leaves Canada this week on a short visit to the United States before sailing for South Africa. It is understood that he recommends for the Canadidi navy six oruisers, six destroyers, 10 to 12 submarines, and a of tor-pedo-boats and
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      59 5 Notice. Messrs Graham McPhillips, Ltd., hereby give notice that they have had no business dealings with Messrs E. Peeters Co. of Mincing Lane, London, since March 1919, that they have no incompleted contracts with the said firm outstanding, and that they have no connection with the said firm whatever. (Sd.)
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      659 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS IMPORTANT AUCT ON SALE OF Superior Walnut etained TeaV H upehold Fa;niture Plan's Tennis Gar, c c. To be held at No. 129 Nathan Road, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, AT 2.30 P.M. COMFRISING: Walnut-stained teak hat and umbrella stand with bevelled mirror panels; occasional and round tables; Indian
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      123 5 WANTED- Q jalified Mecb~n cian for Telegaph Departm-nV, Br tish Ncr h B rneo. App 'Ca tions in writing to Gu hrie Co., Ltd., Agen s, B itish N«»rtb Borneo Government. 31 91 WANTED AT ONCE—A sma I B 11 Collect' r t > w*-rk on commissi n. Ci-h--ecu'ity to
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    45 6 The fund for establishing degrees in oommerc« at the University of London, started at the Mansion Houge during the mayoralty of Sir Charles Hanson, now amounts to abont £110,000. I n addition, the trustee of Sir Ernest Cissel's fund a °°nditional r <*er of »150,000.
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    The Serangoon Murder.
    1248 6 Statement by Deceased s Widjw, The pr-liminary inquiry into the R*m Mohan Stogh murder case w s continual last Wndu'-sday afternoon iv the second police coart. Mr 0 V Hew-11, a Government surveyor, waa the first witneea to be examined. He pat ia a number of plans
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    24 6 On the Amsterdam Exchange it is believed that foreign competition, espeoially competition, will oblige tb. Datoh Indian steamship to reiuc tb -it height rates.
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    129 6 Den Bamud. Siam 726 tons Cap Birasamnd, from Bangkok 3-1.20, for Puket unotrtain S-aog Huah. Manche, Fr moh 1251 ton:, Cap Charenn, from Sa'gon 3-1, for Saigon 6 1 M M. Nam Vian, Fr. 436, ton Cap Pichon, from Bai4on 3 1-20, fo. Saigon 5-1 Thong Hup.
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    48 6 Yesterday in the second police oonrt Mr J D Hall oommitted Choong Ah Mni and Tang Hong 0f1963 Joj ChUt road to take their trial at the forthcoming Assizes on a charge of counterfeiting the King's ooin, and being in possession of implements and materials for that purpcse.
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      111 6 rniiir~"jiruoui.m__m Weighing Machines. stocks or I AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbaeh BEOS. Co. D RINK Stout. THE POPULAR BEVERAGE 8. Sold Everywhere. G. AURELY Co., SId apere and Penang. Sole Importer fof S.S., F.M.S. and Sumatra. S, ttfeeca street, Singapore 'Phone 815. Teft Fop and Now y Mr Cmrdm Please
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      658 6 Church Services. lad Bnnday after Christmas. 4th Janaai v, 1920. S. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. 7 30 am. Litany 7.45 a.m. Holy CommnDioD(Cboral). 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Oommnoioa 4 p.ui. Children's Servioe, 5.30 p.m. Evensong and -Sermon. S. Matthew's, Sepoy Lines. No Service. Service.—Adams. Hymns. 73, 70, 313, 179.
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      172 6 GALA PirUX>RMANCB THI STAlft OPERA At Tli Theatre Royai North Bridge Road To Night To Night I! The Golden Apple (Buah Wijaya Mala) will be staged Tonight Miss Sarah will re- appear atter a lung absence from j the stage To morrow, Sunday lendang Delima hone lias for seats.* K.
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      246 6 i The Tonic only Complete 01flD C fl I f°r the Heart, Blood OLUD L U L MuscLs Preparation. and Nerves. Anaemia-Neurasthenia IConvalescence-Orerstrain-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS lOpotherapyI Opotherapy of the blood with its active principles. GHobeoi is a typical active remedy or medicinal food (or imparting Strength and Energy, Free from
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      375 6 KIM SENG Co. Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Jewellers. Dealers in Precious Stones, Pearls, Oriental Curios, <ko. &o. Mounters of Every Description. Workmanship Ouaianteed. Opdssra Promptly Executed. No. MO, North Bridge Road, BINGAPORE. SEE KIM SOU, Proprietor. Meat Lassitude and Fever Dr. Cassell's Tablets Give Splendid Energy and Safeguard the System
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    Rubber Shares and Produce.
    467 7 Fraser and Co's Report. Singapore, Deo SI. With the Ohriitmas Holiday! Intervening, only two days' basinets is to be recorded and at the opening yesterday the demand for all sharea was as keen as at the closing last week there is every evidence of this continning
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    178 7 Singapore, Jan 2. Silver.—76 1. Hongkonß.—llos percent prem. Hhanghai.—2B4. Rubber.—Tbe market ia very brisk. Business has been done at $1.14. Tin.— Share Mirket The market opened with a firm tone, rubbers in particular being in demand with exceedingly few sellers. Rubbers.—Bukit Jelotongs have buyers at $1.15,
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    Wireless Telephony.
    77 7 Sydney, Nov. 19.—Mr Fisk, the managing director of the Amalgamated Wireless, baa ancceeded in holding several oonveisaticns with an operator on the ''Bombala" when the vessel waa two thousand milea at sea. Mr Fiak stated to day that it would be possible immediately to eatabliah wireless telehponio communication
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      505 7 BANKS. Ths Ho Hong Bank, Limited. (Inoorpor»ted in the Straits Settlement.J Lead Office Singapore, Rafflci Chamber* 5 4 6. Branches penang, 85 Beach Street. Malacca', 131 J anker S'reet Maar 77/78 Jalan Suleiman. BataPahat, 109 Jalan Rahamat. Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia. Sourabaya, Semarang, Palembang Aethorfaed $8,000,000
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      382 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER, Paid ap Capital in 100,000 Shares of £20 each £2,000,000 Reserv.i Fund £2,900.000 Rrscrv-j r Jsbility of Proprietors £2,000,000 BANKERS, bank of England. Loc lon Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's
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      684 7 A WARNING TO EARLY RISERS. People who reside in the Tropics, or in any part where Malaria prevails, should avoid going out before the sun has dispelled the morning mists, and also before they have breakfasted. The reasons for this are that the vapours which arise from the earth during
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      537 7 WANTED._ WANTED. —Machine Ruler and Bookbinder, Hydraulic Pump and Press. Apply to MT. H. S." c/o Malaya Tribune. 19 12 18 1 20 WANTED AT ONCE.—A ClerkTypist, one accustomed to tbe "Empire" Apply in own handwriting, stating salary required, to Box No. 179 c/o Malay Tribune WANTED. Shorthand typist w'th
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      519 7 I Weakness g Every mnrweH of the I body urn up a flainite I g amount of Titality. That I I i* why yon feel tired at 1 1 the end of the day. Wbta 1 E you OTertaz yourself, ar M S when your Titality it I 1 undermined
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      101 7 Notice. The Sale of WONG AH FOOK S ESTATE has been postponed till a later date. Chlng Keng Lee A Co. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 1 si_ REMOVAL FEOM No. 1 Raffles Place TO No. 55 Robinson Road (On and after 30th September, 1919) OTOMUNE&Co.,Ltd. ia Japan; Telephone NEW cars
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued Daily. 1 BUPPLEMEM7 TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. <ft*a6d Daily Vol. VII -Ha 1 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 3, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS
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      Shipping News
      354 1 i Arrivals. DECEMBER 30. Choyo Mara Japan 3335 tons Cap Yamamaea from Yokohama Nov 28 McAlister and Ooy Ltd. DECEMBER 31. Umta Bri 3492 tons Cap Brabham from Bombay Dec JO P A O Co. Glenetrae Bri 4002 tone Cap Qaiscon from Loudon Nov 16 Boaeleaii ami Co.
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      Clearances.
      175 1 DECEMBER 31. Kamp-r for P Swettenham and T Anson. Ipoh for Penan# via P Swetten ham. Ban Whatt Hiu for Malacca and Maar. Saddhadib for Zimboanga vis ports. Singbep for M Saba via ports. for Negapatam via ports Campbnys for Penang. Ecnile for Rhio via Samboe. Pontianak for Mnar
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      Hongkong Shipping Strike.
      112 1 The Hongkong Diily Press of Deo 18 says The shipping strike is in fall hwi?u', auJ, unless settlement is tfleeted within tbnext three days, the ontlook in regard to various foodstuffs will be snfflciently serious to be contecn plated with alarm. All the, rivrr boats are now
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      Passengers Arrived.
      49 1 On Wednesday by tbe ssUmfr* from Bombay The Hon O H Strutt and Mrs St-utt. Messrs W M B Farrer, J Van Dmtzig and OP Taylor. On Wednesday by the ss Hakata Maru from Baenos Atr-s —Dr John Fenton, Messrs H Nnmano. U Ddwibary and Lai Van.
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      62 1 The P. and O. Co notify as that the be Roon arrived at London on Dec 25 she sailed from here or. Oot 29. Captain FryaU'g sleam6r, the Brussels, hag been offered by th<« Belgian Government to ihe British Government. Mariners are informed that the •oculting light of the Regent
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      Quarantine.
      133 1 Mphabetioal list of Infected (signal XGQ) and Snspeoted (niwal FPB) Ports: Signal fneoessaryj in adPort notified. dition to Disease Quarantine lag. Atn.,y FPB Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis Amoy XGQ Cholera Bangkok X G1 Cholera Batavia FPB Cerebro-Spinal Fever Bombay XGQ Chelera Bombay XGQ Smallpox Bombay XGQ Plagne CalcutU XGQ Cholera Calmtta
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        538 1 FOB Up-to-date MOTOR CAR8 I RING UP TIE rUBLIH MOTOR HOUSE Phone 371. P. «0.-British India AND APCAR line. (C Spanish Incorporated in England) -*AiL C PASSKNCBB SERVICES. Veniiii I :P and Oriental S. N. Co. (Uma- id wita HU M»; -•> Government. J M 1 SekVlCeS fiASf OP BOMBAY
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        360 1 "Ellerman" Line. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) FOR LONDON. Steamer. Sailinß About> 10th Jan., 1920 Sal-it Francis 6th Feb., 1920 Ma °PP° 23rd Fib., 1920 American Manchurian Line F ©r New York direct Joint service with Alfred H )lt C >~ (The Blue Funnel Line) see separate
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        288 1 O S. K. Tbe Osaka Shosea Kalsba, LIMITED. (Inc. rpcTß,rr»H n J»p an No. 2 De Souza Street Proper fiifiiis from Singapore 'Ko»j»c' to enangt withont aotio^ For MARSEILLES LONDON .'lb Port a aid) Himaraya Maru Jan. 13 Borneo Maru Jan. 19 For GENOA: AND MARSEILLES. (no apace available) For
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        381 1 V AND 1 SHIPPING GAZETTE. P Phone No, 171. 1 t SUBSCRIPTION FATZS I Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Half-yearly $7.25 Per quarter 3.75 Postasre Extra 50 Cts. per month. NIPPON YUSEN mm (Incorporated in Japan) Leder Mail Contract <vith tbe Imperial Japanese Government (Sabjeot to Alterations witboat Notice)
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        31 1 SEAN6 LINE OF STEAMERS. BANGOON and CHINA RUN. S.S. Glkkoolb 8,760 Tone, as. Seano Bki 6.7 M Tons, as. Skano Choon 6,776;T0ni. For.freight or passage, apply te GIONG HOE Co. Agents.
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