Malaya Tribune, 6 January 1920

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY. vol. va- m. 4 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920 P&ICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6
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      380 1 JHIN WATT CO.! I Market Street and Orchard Roai SPECIALISTS IN Motor Repairing, Motor Supplies, Ships' Stores. I lAND Estate Requisites. 'Phone 741. Jos. HAVERS Sons, Ltd., (Incorporated in England) Importers, Exporters, General Merchants, Manufacturers and Contractors TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT Beg to Announce that their Address On and After
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      48 1 I POST WINE I I (DRY I Castle J. j Colour j A Very Old Choice Wine I Bottled by I W. A. Gilbey Ltd. I Wjtfff ORSE J I £9 Great Age j| Heart-Tonic J WWB Non-Gouty. I X Cjfy mm* L Obtainable from The Leading Dealers.
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      73 1 I Health in a Nutshc I Laxative Sa.lt» An efficient *»nd reliable Laxative, containing salts of certain acids found in fresn fruits combined with Phosphate of Soda. jSj Always rS Ask j ASAHI [lip B R I jffjj Mitsui Bussan Xaisna Ltd. BJUST ARRIVED CALIFOSNilN SEEDLESS MVM THE BEST FRUIT
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    Motor Buses.
    90 2 Service (or Kuala Lvmpnr. At a meeting of the Koala Lumpur Sanitary Board last month, Towkay Ehoo Keng Hooi expressed the opinion tb~.t tha establishment of a Gove- nm6nt motor boa service is essential in order to provide cheaper transport than at present exists. Af'» r some discussion
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    57 2 In reply to a question in the House of Commons, the Ohanoellor of the Exchequer stated that he did not think that the trade of the country ultimately benefits ftom a fclee monetary position, and that so far as he was able to jadge at present the inoresse in the
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    Cheaper Coal.
    543 2 Sir A. Geddes's Obscure Statement. Sir Auckland Geddes, in the Home of Commoiii on Nov 24. announced that the prioe of domestio coal would be reduced by 10i. P*r ton from Nov 31, and that the prioe for coastwise bankers veould be reduced to the indastrtal level. The
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    THE SILVER MARKET.
    241 2 Price Falls Slightly. London, Jan 2.—Montagu's report e.i}e th- silver market is fairly Wfllsapplied sodfspite the weak iv 88 of American exchange tU% price haß slightly given way. The stock in London ia very Btnil), a marked contrast to the p sition in the United States, whert
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    Japanese Trade.
    325 2 Allied Rivalry in China- Daring my r» oent visit to Tientsin, writes the North Ohina oorre* spondent of the "Mercantile Guariian." I heard a good deal of disooasion ss to the unwisdom of oommeretal bodies interfering in politioal affairs. The latest to offend is the Tient. sin branch
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    French War Secrets.
    390 2 •France ii beginning to lift tbe lid on 1 t r mili'ary s cretg The failare of General Nivelle's offensive of April, 1917, north-east of Saissons, has always been a subject of official my. stifitation ai d extravagant rumours Nivelle was removed from the command of the
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    140 2 It is officially announced that prospecting for gold is permittei in the Scmth-Weat Africa protectorate from Jan 1 and pegging out from Febl. Mr C F Green will assume charge of the Kinta Sanitary Board in place of Mr F W Douglas, who has been detailed for speaial work in
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      970 2 &USTIBN SALES; 'MPORTMNT AUCTION QF Superior Wahv t stained Tea* Household Ftffnitura Plants Tennis G*ar, ate. Jr v To be held st No. Iso Nathan Read. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, AT t.30 P.M. COMPRiswa: Walnut-stained teak hit and umbrella stand with bevelled mirrOT oanelr«sSs end round tables: Indian centre carpets;
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      557 2 INSURANCE THE ORIENTAL C GOTIRNMIST SICUBITT Life assurance Co., Ltd. |EOTI3LISBXD 1874. INCORPORATED IK INDIA. FINDS exceed Five Crores Rapees Absolute Sbourity. iMOnilltl $5,811,240.80 iMirtMltfftctti *****8 $8,847,852.00 Total Policiee in force 69,405 assuring with Bonus Additious 598.817.617.00. Now Business for tbe year 1918. Establishes a record in the (Joy's History.
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      88 2 NEW GOODS. <r A large stock of Planting, Mining and Shipping goods has just arrived. Note the Address. BAN LEE ANN, LTD. flnaoTpurated in Singapore} 58/59 Market Strset 'Pass* 1130 Why suffer the burden ol TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA •Japanese DENTIST 74 Bras
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      150 2 Manufacturers and Dealera af all kinda of Paper JEs<>xes and its fittings Orders promptly excepted YANAGISAWA Co, No. 86, Queen Street, Singapore, mmmmmmm mmmmmmmt^mi^mm mtm *mmm. Chenglock Soohock (Co., Ltd. (iMtrporawd im tkt StraiU SkttUmemto) ESTATE AGENTS AMD GENERAL MERCHANTS Sales of RUBBER and ESTATE SUPPLIES OUR SPECIAL LINE!. Head
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    Local Share Market.
    279 3 Singapore. Jan. 6. Messrs Latham 4 Co., 30-A Kaffirs Place advise the following quotations AlorGajah 14 25 $4 50 AyerXunings 160 AyerMolek 4 3'J 450 AyerPanai 14 50 15 00 Balgownle 7.50 7.90 Bukil Jelotong 125 135 Bukit KatO 1.70 l.tiO Bukit X B 1.05 1.1) 1-60
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    Straits Produce.
    309 3 Singapore, Jan. 5. 2'in.— See Local and General column. done, Tapioca. —Steady.—No Buginea Sayo Flour- —Buaineea done. tfamWar.—Busineai done. P«pp«r.—Weak.—Bminen done. Other Products.— Market Qaie* la inf Lml Harlit Ovotatiots. Nufcmegi 110 S. per picul $73.00 Natmegi 80 8. 81.00 Copra Bali 27 00* Copra Gorong Talo 27.00*
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      464 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Boad. *r T esday, January 6, to Sunday, January 11. A DRAMATIC PRODUCTION 01 EXTRAORDINARY INTENSITY An Extra Selected Star Pathe Super-Play Featuring FANNlHi WARD In absolutely the best picture in which t-he has as yet been seen, her
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      613 3 06 from Friday, Januaiy 3, to Wednesday, January 7, 1920. Alhamhra I TTL** AT THE— is the only i Theatre at the— theatre i where yon AM m*t\ §9K aW aa with an (el the BEST Mk D J ML ,he M?a.nAIVIDi\A and fha RP6T Tea. etc* I sL««™f The
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      480 3 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp THE TALK OF THE TOWN! TUB GREAT HOUDINI HANDCUFF KING, MAGICIAN AND CONJLRCR In the Greatest cf Serials ■A. THE MASTER MYSTERY m TO NIGHT! Episodes One and Two in 5 Pait*. BOSTON BLACME'S LITTLE PAL Bert Lvtell in Metro Piay,
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    REAL CITIZENSHIP.
    716 4 There is one thing upon which Strait? officialdom has to be werf heartily congratulated. Th»l is its rxtraordinary good luck. Just when it seems that some important problem must be confronted boldly, and something actually done to deal with it, and possibly a lew iull ient'al intt>re-ts s)inew»iat
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    190 4 To day's great rumoar that the aon has been s*en about and promi sei to ''call again." The Scndai Rabber Estate ontpr t for last month amounted to 48,60"! lbs, making a total of 372.000 lbs for the eight months of the current finanoial year. Penang has been alloted from
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    Hon Mr MacFadyen to Wed.
    67 4 (From Of Own Corrmpomimt.) KujK Lumpur, Jan 5. The engagement is announced of the Hon Mr E.-io MioFViyen, youngest son c f the 1* c R-v> rend J A MacFadyen, of Manchester, to Miss V S Champneyp, of Batu Blab, Klang, seoond daughter of EHS
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    Kuala Lumpur's Rikishas.
    32 4 fFrom Our Own Corretpondnt.) Ka-il'. Lua»! u r 5. As regards the rikisha trouble, th*-reare no developments, thra«h there is s ill a ehortage of rikisbas on the streets.
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    Big Donation for Raffles College.
    65 4 We a informed by the Colonial Secretarj's office that the attorney of Mr Oei Tiong Ham, of Samararg, bas offered, by Mr Tiong H-itn'd Jirec ion, a donation of $150,000 for the purp< se of building a cen ral reception hal>, to be named after
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    548 4 Inspector S E Smith has been transferred to Eapoof.—M.M. Fifty-five pc <r,6 were banished from the P If S de in« November. Mr H a Waic-Mtid<% of P »rt D ck son, has 1-ft for Home via Australia Mr DB S T- ale, of Siihn, has tak-n np the managership
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    Food for the Poor.
    535 4 Singapore Rice Distribution Advisory Committee. The above Committee hat been formed wi.h the object of sellin» rioe by retail to the poor, at tht Government controlled prioe. The Committee has been able to raise the sum of $500,0;. 0 as a loan without interest, from the
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    285 4 The latest London cables Untitled this m >/ aftng are .la c 1 h* followt Ordinary rata Jan 2. deferred ra c D c 31 Mr D A M B •own has ntirtd from t} c accountancy firm of M-es-e Phill! 5 and S -w,rt, IVr a< wLijh anlll* carried
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      167 4 ROBINSON Co. GENTLEMEN'S Halt soil J|WwM Lisle Thread wita JH coloured Clox White, Tan, Grey. METAL TO ff(/Sy> «^BaßaDßHßaaaaßaaeßreaaßMem^ ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, Flooring, etc. Send your orders to the Asiatic Petroleum 81 He,wrt Company cwt. (S.S.) Ltd. aaufapm. (InoorptnUd la 10|U«4.) We haw just reoeived a imall shipment ef
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      314 4 I Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Ridgings i Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 36 Phillip Street. SINGAPORE. Telegraph GUANKI&T Code used :A. B. C 5 h Editi n. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. TO MOTOR CYCLISTS.
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      20 4 Patent Faced Hair Belting COMPANY. Manufacturers of unstretched HLair Belting SOLE AGENT"?: KIAM KIAT Co. ICS and I0M Market Stre«i
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      107 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Toesday, Jan 6Hieh W<*t. r.—9.53 <t.u), 11.23 p.m. A#B'Z*8 op* u. U Ul Atb natron* Bo j rd. 2.15, Wednesday, Jan 7. High W.. K, —10 39 h tn. C'hn.ea t < -V I, R .jrnitp, 5 10, Thursday. Jan. 8. «Huh W —0 0 .a»., ll.2Ap.aj,
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    PEACE BEGINS TO-DAY.
    165 5 Singapore Citizens Supersede Food Control Department. BOOSTING BRITISH TRADE. To-day, if no hiich occurs at the last moment, the Treaty of Versailles will be formally ratified, and a state of peace between Germany and the Allies will prevail once more. Lord Robert Cecil makes an eloquent appeal
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    THE TREATY.
    271 5 TO-DAY'S RATIFICATION CEREMONY. Reuter. Paris, 2.—The procedure fix-d for Jan 6 is as follows First the Germans will b'\u the protocol of Nov 1, which epecifiet reparation for the Soap* Flow sinking then the documents the ratification of th Treaty of Versailles. Afterwards M Ciemencean will hand to
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    PRICES UP IN FRANCE
    105 5 Food ard Railw .y Fares. Paris, Jan 2.—The Chamber of Deputies has voted the authorization of the increase in railway fares, by 460 votes to 121.—Havas. Parip, Jan 2. —Theii.orease in the price of bread which, according to reoent semi official s'ateinunt, would not come into
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    THE BOLSHEVIKS.
    168 5 STRONG SPEECH BY MR CHURCHILL Reuter. Paris, Jah 3 —French circles are much exercised at Admiral Koltchak's collapse. There is a universal wish that tbe Japauese fores should be entrnsted with the duty of barring the way to a furthr Bolshevist advance.— efavas. Lindon, Jan 3.—Mr Churchill, in
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    THE MESPO AFFAIR.
    127 5 lArsb RiJog Fizzles Out. Reuter. Bisra, D.c 28 —Official Representatives of the Arab Government, co.ferring wi'.h the B.itieh authorities, eogg>-Bt*.d that the British troops should ;t turn to Dam a> z >r and restore oider. The r>-[ r<-s-mtative Rimadkan •maieeh a ade a eimilw a{ plication, ard
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    Supreme Court List.
    60 5 The number of cases fixed to be tried in the Supreme Court this month is 27. The case of Graham, McPbillips, Ltd, for assessment of damages against the Straits Bubber Trading Co, which was fixed for yesterday, has been postponed sine die. The case of Edmund de
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    KAISER AND GOD.
    288 5 HATRED OF BRITAIN AND FRANCE. Instructions to Nicky." Reuter. Londor, Jan 2.—Fnr'h-r le'ders from the ex-Kaiser to th-* Cz r, dated Bept 26 and Oct 25, 189*, arpublished by the Morning Post.' In the former he indulges in a diatribe against the French, whom he accuses of
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    Mutual Improvement Association.
    233 5 The Mutual Improvement Association celebrated its seventh anniversary on Siturday and Sunday, at Mr Lee Hak Heng's bungalow' 29 Kirn Kiat road, which was kindly lent for the occasion. A and Chinese wayang were in attendance. The annual general meeting wan held, and the following gentlemen were
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    Local Thefts
    106 5 A theft of olothing and j <wellery to the value of $356 b-.longing to a Hylam trader named Goh Huan Suan is repcr'ed to have taken plaoe last F.iday night at 404 Njrth Bridge-road. A Hokien woman, named Tan Bang Ti, reports the theft of $100 in notes
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    130 5 Advices from Japan, dated Dec 10, state that the Japanese match market is reported to continue firm. Exports to Java, Singapore and India are satisfactory, which is held responsible for the healthy conditions. The increased oost of both raw materials and labonr is fnrther stimulating. Current quotations stand between Y59
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    PUSHING TRADE.
    180 5 EXHIBITIONS PROVE A SUCCESS. D. 0. T's "Live" Policy. Reuter. LoLvlco, Jm 2. —Sir Hamar Gieenwoo ii P, Stcretary of the Department ot Overseas Trade, hv an interview, said that the Treasury had sanctioned the expenditure for a scheme under which a travelling exhibition of British manufactures would
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    Rice Control Cases.
    132 5 Tang Kirn Tan and Tan Kirn Chay, of Merchanf-road, were charged yesterday before Mr Langham Carter, in the (oli court, with acquiring five bags of rice in cxc ss of their household requirements. The fii st accused was discharged and the second was convicted and fined $150.
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    GOLF.
    78 5 G. G. C. Sweepstake. A swe pstake baa been arra-gel in connection with the Garrivon Golf Club, to be played off during January, for pest score nnder handicap for 9 holes. Any player may take out as many cards during the month as he wishes, 3ard* will be charged
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    Home Market Quotations.
    92 5 Sago flour is quoted 31/ Tin is quoted at £349.2.6 in London. Tapiooa is at 36/« for fair flake and 36/- for fair mcd pearl. Gimbier U quoted at in London. On the Liverpool market cotton middling America, is i' 30.41, Black papper is q loted at
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    198 5 The installation meeting of Lodge Negri Sembilan was held at Seremban on Saturday when Wor Bro A H Alston, D S 9W, installed Wor Bro. G H Hirrop as W M for the ensuing yetr. A success ful installation bang i t was bel l in the Sungei Ujong Club
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    The Assizes.
    499 5 Four Mo der Charges. The first Aesiz- 8 of the year ooniminced thii morning in the Buprt me Cma before the Chief Jastic-, Sir John Bucknil), X c. There are fourteen cas'-a in the Hat including foor charges of murder, in which Soma Basapah and Bndda Siugh, Ehto,
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    156 5 Singapore, Jan 6. Silver.—76| Hongkong.—l2os per c nt prein. Shanghai.—27s, Rabber.—The Market is steady Business has been oV n round $1.13. Tin Bnyeis No s-llers. Share Market. Rabbere. Mandais sold from 1.4 11 to 1.50, Scadais at 12.10, Tambalaks a l 1 77i. Paha Buhngs at
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    114 5 H H the Sultan of Langkat and suite travelled up to Penang by the mail-train from Kuala Lumpur ytsterday. The Bible School conduoted by the Rev William Cross will be resumed to-day at 6.30 p m in the Library of the V MC A. It ia hoped that all who
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    Week-end Wash-Outs.
    187 5 The Mail Train Delayed. The mail train from Singapore on Saturday evening, which should have reached Koala Lumpur at 6.45 yesterday morning, did not arrive ontil 3.45 in the afternoon consequent opon two washouts on tbe Singapore section of the line, says yesterday's Malay Mail. The train, a
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    Straits Chinese Reading Club.
    329 5 The Straite Chinoae Reading Clob commenced its 22nd session in thy CCA Hall yesterday evening, there being present the Rev W i Mnrray, ohairraan, the Hon Mr Song Ong Siang, and many others. Tne following were elected as office-bear eis for the 1st half, yearly session
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    A Very Gallant Act.
    157 5 The War Office Emigration Agency, Tsing-tao, has received information that Wang Yushan (of Tach'engbsien Chihli Province) Li bourer No. 15,333 of tho Chines. Labour Corps h:s heen award, i the Meritorious Service Medal. The ►ret for which it was awarded is gaz-tted as follows Near Marcoing
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    91 5 Mr H N Ferrers is a homeward passenger by the French mall Andre Lebor, from Si gapore. Mr G S Delmar Morgan travels by the s line boat. According to the Berlin art sales and oollectors' newspaper, D-r Kuustwanderer, there is in Berlin art circles a plan to hold an
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    The K. L. Rikisha Fracas.
    121 5 Twenty six Further Arrests Twenty-three rikisha-pullers were formally charged with rioting befon Mr A W Just at Kuala Lnmpur police conrt on Friday, and remanded until Monday. Th«- witmssfs in th? cane wr' 1 subsequently at" eked hy a number of rikisha-pnllers in Pudu road,
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    Entertainments.
    48 5 Besides 1 Flying Colours," the Malacca Royalty will be screenirg two new episodes of ''Who is Number On*?" in its new pro gramme. '•The P.ofieers" id the Matlborongh'a rincipal item for to nigh, e show. At the Liberty H»li 'o-aigh-•'That Devil, BaUes-" will b- the star feature.
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    96 5 Amonget the passengers arriving by thr, MM c s Perthes froa Europe on Sunday Firming, ri route to Chin l w ra H X L i Tseng Tshng, Mir ister oi Fori igi Aff»ire, who hi*. 1 h- Chinee* del gation at th>- Paris Conform te, Madaino L a and
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      223 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOW READY THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF THE MALAYSIA KINEMA REVIEW On Sale EverywhereCHOP SWEE HUAT TAN XI BOX No. 9 KUBU RO.D, MALACCA. Any person* having clainaa against the above-named are requested to send in particulars x>f the suu before January 2, 1920 to Ralph C. GOULD Solicitor,
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      183 5 Notice. Messrs Graham i McPhillips, Ltd., hereby give notice that they have had no business dealings with Messrs r£. Peeters Co. of Mincing Lane, London, since March 1919, that they have no incompleted contracts with the said firm outstanaing, and that they have no connection with the said firm whatever.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    840 6 Wtn tacUd ia tit Mirk* tii« Moraia*. BuraAroaa Jan. t. Man Lyall and Stati, ■iilWßsji tM ttaata Saokara, Ihd* th* foUowlac Lift of qaatationa Kubser Iharii STava. fain Bar*". BaMm. tf- Allagat It 3/9 I/- AagloJaTa I SI I/. Aaglu-MaU» lt/« It 1 AywKuißg 46/- *0/I/- Batanf
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 6 Birikapore, Jan. 6, 1920. On London— Bank 4 m/s 2 4. Demand 2/44 Private 3 ui/e 2/5 1/« On IndiaBank T. T. 100 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 150$ prem On Shanghai— Bank d/d 274 On Java— 1 Bank T. T. 1164 On Japan— Kankcl/d 88 5/8 Scverek'us— buying rut*
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    Finding the Money.
    641 6 War-Mtde Fortunes. Tbo public is under no illusions as to tbe financial situation, and realises that the National Debt is being increased literally from day to-day. Moreover, tbe Viotory Loan soarcely raised enough money to cover tbe dtficit on in c year's Budget alone, says tbe U
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    Indian Defence.
    160 6 Constitution of the Force. Calcutta, Dec 22. —It is stated that a Bill to constitute an auxiliary force of Earopean British subj-cis to take the place of the Indian Dsfei oe Force will be introduced •taring the D Ihi session of the Itnperbl Council. The proposals involve military
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    27 6 After nearly five years' activity, the Stockholm Food Commission has been wound np. Its work h>s been carried on at a loss of almost 15.0C0.000 kroner (£833,000).
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    Wireless.
    15 6 Ships in communication with the Oommeroial Wireless Station this morning:—s. s. Van Waerwjick, Glenstrae.
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    Calcutta Races.
    199 6 The Viceroy's Cap. Calcutta, Dec 21.-—At the first day of the Calcutta Christmas meet, ing the King Emperor's Cap wsb won by Roabaix, with (Quarry man second. First Flier third, and Dark Legend fourth. Won by three quarters of a length; 1$ length* between 2nd and 3rd, Calcutta,
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    112 6 Dut 831 tons. Cap Kramer, from Palembang 6 1, for Palembang 8 1 X P M. Glenfallocb. Bri 1475 tons, Cap Holms. from Amoy 5.1, uncertain Ho Hong. Pin Seng, Bri 378 tons, Cap Matthews, from Penang 5-1, for P Sham and Penang 6-1 A van Tooren.
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    76 6 Dr Macnamara states, in reply to Captain Wedgwood B«nn, that it is unfortunately tru« that there ate a larg* number of floating mines Ist the North See, and he fears this is inevitable as long as the mine I areas tor tbe clearance of which Great Britain is not responsible
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    European Mails.
    52 6 Delivered In Londos The following are the dans 0 lepartare from Singapore of tb< European Mails tnd their deliver, n London. Left delivers* in Sinoaporb London. Nov 4 Dec 12 do T do 12 do 10 do r do 13 do 10 do 15 do 19 do 26
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      146 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. 1.1» MM J .1» DRINK Beer And Stout. THE POPULAR BEVBRAGIS. Sold Everywhere. G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Import cb for S.S., F,M,S. and Sumatra, 3, Wsltcca Street, Singapore. 'Phone 8115. Tel. Aarely." I To Chinese Ladies.
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      159 6 Escape from Pain. Has a lingering, maddening life of pain discouraged you and made you sick at heart Perhaps a cruel earache, a raspinjg pain in the back, or the fiery anguish of Rheumatism has robbed you of joy and made the whole world seem full of black gloom. The
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      480 6 1 j»he Tonic only Complete fl IfIDE fl I for the Heart Biood uLUDIUL Mus 3 I Preparation. and Nerves. Anaßmia-Neurasthenia I Convalescence-Overstraia-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofuh I TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi Iss. Globool is a typioal aotive remedy or medicinal food for imparting Strength and Energy. Free
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      190 6 Mails Close. J day Penang,* Rangoon and Calcutta Kawachi Maru pm Port Dickson .Port Swettenham 'Calypso J pm Malacca Muar *Lady Weld J pm Bengkalis, Siak and Pakan Bahru Hong Lee 3 pm Batu Pahat Mena 3 pm Batavia, Cheribon and Samarang Giang Seng 4 pra Pulau ioegi Aing Hong
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    The "Waiting" Sturt
    321 7 W II tbeStriitf Fare Worse loan Hongkong? This Colcny ii going through a similar experience to Hongkong Wbatt ver the topic, the stereotyped it."., excme for inaction is Wait, ing for the new Governor It was tbe same in Hongkong, bat the? are* ahead of us, They
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    Doles to Criminals.
    391 7 No one looks for humour in the Court of Criminal Appeal, say a tbe Times. It is a sad plac. where a desperate prisoner'a counsel generally fires without avail the derniere cartoucho of the law. At t mes tl.e stories reiterated in its precincts might be reproductions
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    88 7 Col W J P Home has arrived in Kuala Lumpur. It is said that he goes 'o Negri Sembilan as British Resident.—M. M. A supplement to the Gazette announces a number of deoor ations Band medals awarded bythe Allied Powers at various dates to officers of the British forces for
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      24 1 At the beginning of December the A Kirsten Shipping Company of Hamburg opened the first German shipping communication with England, the former HamburgLondon eervice.
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