Malaya Tribune, 7 January 1920

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII.- -NO S SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 7, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7.
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      392 1 I HIN WATT GO.! Market Street and Orchard Roal i SPECIALISTS IN A I Motor Repairing, Motor g f Supplies, Ships' Stores, I AND j Estate Requisites, 'Phone T4:l. Jos. TIMERS Sons, Ltd., (Incorporated in England) Importers, Exporters. General Merchants, Manufacturers and Contractors TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT Bog to Announce
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      76 1 I 1 I THE RIGHT DISINFECTANT prevents the spread of disease and is particularly necessary I IN TROPICAL CLIMATES. is of Unquestioned Efficiency, (It has 20 times the germicidal strength of carbolic acid). COST IS TRIFLING (One gallon of IZAL makes 400 gallons of powerful disinfectant.) Obtainable in 1 gallon
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      90 1 f Health in a Nutshell lYlialfordL's I j* Laxative Saltn An efficient M.'-d reliable Laxative, cont lining salts of certain acids found in fresh r fruits combined with Phos- j„ phate cf Soda. §8 Always Wife AS A HI BEER. I^^j Mitsui Bussan mi m|gg»| JUST ARRIVED j fig A
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    Anti-Dumping Proposals.
    605 2 Big Fight Ahead. A big tight ia in prospect <mr the Ami.Damping Bill, whioh Sir Auckland Geddea introduced in the House of Commons recently. When the text of the measure became available in the Lobby a pro test went ap from the Opposition groups, and there were anxious
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    175 2 After untitled debate lasting an hour aiid-a-half the Southampton Town Connoil broke up in disorder without coming to a decision over the question whether the public ptioald bf> permitted to witness B ckett, the b, xer, undnrgoinj? hia training at tho Corporation baths for his 6ght with drpentier. General Oh«ef
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    Future of Rubber.
    352 2 The World's Requirements. Al the annual meeting of the North Labis (Johore) Rubber Oo, in London, on Nov. 2, the Chairmen eaid Thai th« world will require mo» e rubber than can be produoed from the area now under cultivation ia the E»«t is rapidly being reoogaised
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    The Japanese Mystery.
    185 2 Urge Metal Purchases. A sensation of the inntal markets of the world is the persistent way in which for the Use six months Japan has been buying certain metals Tne amounts bought in tbe British markets on one or two occasions have been sufficient to upset piiors.
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    U. S. and the Treaty.
    248 2 The President st nfortunate Cf ilapse. Porthefiist time the possibility of Amt-ricd'a sefnsal to ratify the P ace Treaty is being seriously and anxiously discussed, says the 1 R->vioW of Reviews," An extremely grave situation has a-is n since President Wilaon'e collapse in health cis
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      888 2 jgjjgg SALES. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALB OF Valuable Cargo Ex 8.8. PREUSBEN." To be held at Tanjong Pa gar Go down Nos. la and. 19, ON RIDAY, JANUARY 9. AT 2.30 p. M. Comprising < .undies bamboo j 24 bales cotton; 83 rolls of fancy matting v>qi pieces and 35 5
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      439 2 Making full-strength" tJ THE GEAM KIUINC THROAT TAM.IT i for tropical climates. You know it by the Red-and-Gold Heal of Genatosan Ltd* Just before the war when Form a mint was German-owned a method was discovered oi improving its manufacture so that it would not deteriorate in tropical climates as
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      446 2 THE ORIENTAL MfoHVff Lift Assurance Co., Ltd. .'Established 1874. incofporatkd ln india. FUNO> exceed Five Crores Rapees Absolute Sbcuritt. iiKorne 1818 $1,811,241.11 lasurcnceeffect** 1818 $8,847 8*1.60 Total Policies ia force 69,405 MOlißg wi th Bonus Additions $98,817,617.00. New Business for tbe year 1918. Establishes a record in the Ooy'e History.
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      235 2 KIM SENG Co. Diamond Merchants ft nd Manufacturing Jewellers. Dealers in Precious Stone*, Pearls, Oriental Curios, &c &c. Mounters of Every Description WovULm.mn.mlr i& Guaranteed. Orders Promptly Executed. No. 620, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. SEE KIM SOll, Proprietor. Cbenglock Soolrock Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) ESTATE AGENTS AND
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    Local Share Market.
    266 3 Singapore. Jan. 7. Meaara Latham Co., 30-A Kaffl'* Place adviie the following quotation!:— AlorGajah 14 25 $4 50 /.yerKunings 160 AyerMolek 430 450 AyerPana. UOO 15 00 rialgownie 7-50 7.90 "<iukU Jelotong 125 13d Rckit Kaiil 1-70 1.80 Hnki-KB 1.05 UJ Btnett 1-60 1.6» 965 10 00
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    Straits Produce.
    292 3 Singapore, Jan. 7. An.—See Local and General oolnmn. cbprci'—Business done, Ta^oca.— Steady.—No Bniinen Sayo Fiour>— Business done. <Jambi*r>— Business done. —Bniinesi done, Othsr Products*— Market Qiiet Ltca! Hirkit Ovotatioas. Nutmegs 110 8, per pionl $73.00 N T n»mogfi 8(? 3, 81.00 29 00" Copra ttorong Taio 29 00
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      460 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Road, Tuesday, January 6, to Sunday, January 11. A DRAMATIC PRODUCTION OF EXTRAORDINARY INTENSITY An Extra Selected Star Pathe Super-Play Featuring: FANNIE AVARD In absolutely the best picture in which t-he has as yet been seen, her acting being
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      575 3 The mc From Friday, January 2, to Wednesday, January 7, 1920. Alhambra Alhambra is Is the only 1 the Theatre AT THE theatre ALnAMDKA OrtkßMtrm, TeJLetc and the BEST The Ha for Muiic and Featurei served accommo- during BEACH ROAD datlon Intervals. A FEATURE PRODUCTION OF GREAT First Show at
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      527 3 CHANGE OF PROGRAMME I Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. THE TALK OF THE TOWN! the oreat HOUDINI HANDCUFF KING, MAGICIAN AND CONJUROR In the Greatest cf Serials e a. the master mystery TONIGHT! Episjdes One and Two in 5 Part*. BOSTON BLACKIE'S LITTLE PAL Bert Lytell in Metro Play,
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    BOLSHEVISM AND COMMONSENSE.
    879 4 Mr JJoyd George, always something of a political gambler, is punting on Snow-and-Ice to win the Ru-sUn steeplechase. He has a koaek of b.ckiug the right horses, and his shrewdness—or good luck —may not be deserting him here. He has realised that BoleherHin cmnot be supressed by
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    Bukit Timah Floods.
    372 4 Government the Culprit. In onr editorial two days ago relating to the flood*, when referring to the periodical inundation of a portion of Bakit Timah-road and adjaoent thoroughfare! owing to the over flowing of the Bukit Timah Canal (oaused by the faot that not only if it
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    $150,000 for Raffles College.
    60 4 At a meeting of the Colic ge committee in the Conncil Chamber at noon to-day, on the motion of the Hon Mr H Marriott, seconded by Mr E Teesensohn, the generous offer of 50,000 by Mr Oai Tiong Haw of Semarang, with which to bnild a
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    245 4 Tin is at $171, no sellers. The outward B I packet Thongwa, with mails from Europe, is expected to reach Penang at daylight tomorrow. The following pag8t;ng«rfl arrived this morning by the e a Kaka from Malacca Measra Ayre, Paolusz, Chin Oeok and Lee Cheng Hoon. His Excellency the Officer
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    Bulls and Inners.
    492 4  -  By 1 "Hrm Spear." Many local fi-rr.« employ to do work whioh, up to only a fe W years ago, considered to be fit only for men to undertake. Quite good salaries are oflfered too more than some men earr Advertisements for lady stenograph, ers at $175
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    Burglary Episode in Penang
    71 4 (From Our Own CorrttjxxuU* Penang, JaL The bungalow of Mr lyndale Powell, Western-road, hai been burgled and $3,000 worth ot j-wellery taken. The thief wai leaa eo.atnbling through a window and he wag fired on with a revolver bnt ihe shot went wide, and he escaped.
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    Penang and Sir Laurence.
    27 4 (From Onr Own Corrujon+Urxi P< uang. Jar, fi The n w Cve.nor will m through Penang without an official reception of any kind.
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      217 4 ROBINSON CO. 1 SOVEREIGN FUR FELT HAT and M^*Gre y« GENT) EM EN'S 4^^H^^ HALF HOSE jBMHT Lisle|Thread with A| W coloured Clox JLX fat White, Tan. Grey. §L IVORY The Garter without «£2? Mx &2LK\W Metal SB. I M J—MMIIWI SK£2 MM lIIIMH Mil li 111 Ml ii Ml
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      281 4 j Magnolia Antifriction" White Metal Galvanized Ridgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (laeorporated in the Straite Settlements) 36 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. Telegraph "GUANKI4T" Code used :A. B. C sth Editi a. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. TO MOTOR CYCLISTS. Oae Henderson
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      129 4 Mantles that give poor lights and break ia s sbors time are dear at any price. Remember, only good mantes give correspondingly good result*. Have you ever tried American Gas Mantles? Increase the brightness of your Gas Lamps and avoid frequent breakage annoyaucee by usirg the following w.l'-known U. S.
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      20 4 Patent Faced Hair Belting COMPANY. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting SOLE AGENT?; K!AM KIAT Co. |ta and 109 Market Street
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      119 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Wednesday, Jan 7. High Water, —10 39 aui. Chinese Co., 8.V.I, Recruits, 5.10. Thursday. Jan. 8. High Water.—0 6 a.m., 11.24 p.m. Kilat creditors' m*e., 12 E nutation Lodg*, 8 30. Friday, Jan. 9 High Water.—0.43 a.m., 0 10 pm. Saturday. Jan 10 High Water —1.19 a
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    BOLSHEVISM GAINING.
    216 5 Viscount Grey Talks Sense to the Americans. THE MILITANT HIHSU3S. The Bolsheviks have concluded an armistice with Esthonia which is described as imparting a fresh impetus to the Soviet cause. The Japanese are already seriously involved in Siberia. On the Don front the Reds claim to have achieved
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    THE LEAGUE.
    284 5 U.S. FE\RS BASED ON MISCONCEPTION. Reuter. London, Jan 2 The Daily Tele graph correspondent-at New York ■ays that Senator Hitchccck and the Government Senate leaders discussed with Viscount Grey the proposed reservation limiting the voting power of the League of Nations. The latter pointed out the seriousness of
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    STEAMER MINED.
    25 5 Reuter. Gothenburg, Jan 3. —The Danish steamer J-mtland has been mined off the north of Jutland five persons on board were killed. —Renter.
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    TRADE BOOM.
    169 5 BRITISH TRADERS AFfER 1920 ORDERS. Reuter. London, Jan 2.—ln connection with the anticipated trade boom In 1920, great schemes are being pre pared by British traders to give Britain the domination of the world's markets. The Daily Mail says that one of the schemes being pushed forward by
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    FRONTIER WARFARE.
    127 5 Indian Troops' Gallantry. Reuter. Man lannakach, L> c 22.—The last three days have witnessed the fiercest fighting ever known o i the N W frontier. The Mahsnds' resistance has been moat stubborn. Oar casualties have exceeded those of the whole of the Tirab campaign, but the tribesmen have
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    REDS CHIRPY.
    364 5 ESTHONIA ACCEPTS AN ARMISTICE. Don Froot Break-Throogb. Reuter. London. Jan 2. —The Assrciitad Press correspondent at Dorpat aija that the armiatioe between Eithonia and the Bolshevists absolves Esthonia from obligations arising from h«r former connection with the Russian State. Moreover, the Esthoniam are not required to expel Yadenitch's
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    LIMERICK OUTRAGE.
    87 5 Post Office Raided. Reuter. London, Jan 2.—A masked man, leading an armed party of twenty, raided Limerick post office at mid night. The sorting office was ransacked and it is estimated that four thousand pounds sterling in oash was aken, also postal orders and other property. The men
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    MOULDERS' STRIKE OVER.
    58 5 Reuter. London, Jan 3.—A provisional settlement has been reaohed in the moulders' strike, the terms beirg subject to the men's ballot. The employers agree to a weekly increase of five shillings. Work will bs resumed before Jan 19. All the strikets will be teken back and there
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    A LABOUR VICTORY.
    31 5 Reuter. London, Jan 3 —Iv the Spen Valley by eleotion the result was Myers (Labour) 11,962; Blr John Simon Liberal) 10,244; and Colonel Fairfax (Coalition Liberal) 8,134— Renter.
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    AUSTRIA'S COAL SHORTAGE.
    43 5 Reuter. London, Jan S.—The coal sitnation in Austria is unpre csdentedly critical. All passenger-trains have been stopped dnring the past ten days, and there is a likelihood of an early total cessation of the electrio light and tramways in Vienna.—Renter.
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    PARIS-SAIGON FLIGHT.
    26 5 Reuter. Paris, Jan 3. —A French aeroplane will be leaving Paris on March 3 for Saigon, via Athens, Anticcb, Karachi, Allahabad, Rangoon and Bangkok.—Renter.
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    i he utter-Box.
    12 5 [W, 40 not tmitrtt Urn ofimiont «gprwMi If eomsfonimta.]
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    The Tramways.
    478 5 From "PRO BONO PUBLICO" Allow m« to enter my strong protest against the present management of the Singapore Electric Tramways Co, Ltd. The whole service of the Company is rapidly becoming a pablio nuisance. With qaite an unserviceable number of oars, a good fortune is being made from
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    Threatened Egg Famioe.
    101 5 From "FRESH EGGS/'—In view* of B M'a letter on the above subject, I have attempted to obtain ragi grain, but nowhere iu any part of Singapore do< a it appear to be sold. Wdl the Government arrange for 'he importation of ragi, so that it be sold
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    191 5 In a game of hockey at Penang the efficers and men of H M S Hawkins beat the Cricket Club by three goals to one. Tin returns for D-cember include Malaya Tin 730 pikuls, Kramat Pulai 460 (sond half Dec ruber), R nong Dredging 545, The> latest Luidon cabbs to
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    The Assizes.
    936 5 Heavy Term for Cou terfeiter, At the firat Assizes of the year, whioh oommenoed yesterday Id ti e Sapreme Court before the Chief Justioe, Sir John Baoknill, X C, Tang Khow, who was oharged wi h voluntarily can ing hurt in commi ting robbery, was found guilty by
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    Penang Races.
    226 5 Handicaps For the First Day- (From Oar Ova Correspondent.J Penang, Jan 6. The following are the handicaps for the Arst day's racing, next Tuesday: Raoe 1, Georgetown Plate. —Jill 9 10 I Enow You 9 4 Noel 9.4 May 8.8 Orthez 7.3. Raoe 2, Koala Lumpur Vase.— Talisman
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    92 5 Singapore, Jan 7. Silver.—76*d. Horigkong.— Shanghai.— Tin.—Buyers $171.—N0 sellers. Share Market. Rubbers. Bukit J-lotongs soi l at 1 25, Katils at J'mabs a 3.25, Malaka Pmdas at 3 Mandai Tekongs at 1.50, Kundonge offer at 1.35, Nyalas have buyers at $14, Pantais at $i.92i, Pnnggors at
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    25 5 T.O.M. A Government hospital is to be erected at Gudang, iv Selama, and the neoessary land therefor is to be resumed by the Government T.O.M.
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      61 5 TUITION PITMAI'SJHORTHAND. RAPID INSTRUCTION COURSE. Evening Classes BKGIN Middle of January. For particulars Apply FONO "co Malaya Tribune. 7 1 13 1 WANTED.—By the Union Insur a nee Society of Canton Ltd Stenographer and typist. Must have previous experience. 71 9 1 cm mrocv you Master's .Voice' s aiou raiel
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      598 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NQW READY f THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF THB KINEMA REVIEW On Sale Everywhere CHOP S WEE HUAT TAN XI BOH No, 9 KUBU R0 D, MALACCA. Any persons haying claims against th© above named are requested to send in particulars of the same before January 2, 1920 to
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    452 6 I rim fettle ia tin SJXVOAFOaS J»:- 1« ■mb, Lymll and k rtJSJtaw tbm bSS Urt of q«**kiont Katober ShifW. Jf"* If. Bmteag Mmlmk M J* 4 I BmtmC»v.« W sssa t I Bmkit K.jww *Jt Jll th Bmkit If- Bmkl» S«!»m|oi «1« t/- Bmkil ri««k»W Om#4l«ft*ld
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 6 dujg3U"»r«vJan. 1920. On London— Bank 4 ru/s gjt Demand *i 4 i PriTate 3 m/e 2/5 1/8 T. T. Ut| ott Mongkoag l/d On Shanghai— Bank d/d a 74 On Java— BankT.T. "64 On Japan— Bank d/d 8« 5/3 Sovereigns—baying rate $8 54 Bank of England rate *U I
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    Exchange and Rubber.
    700 6 Effect oa tbe Plantation Product, In the India-Rabber Journal, Mr Harold Hamel Smith writes at length on the effeot of exchange on plantation rubber. The rise in the prica of silver, he points oat, forces one to wonder bow such pricas will ultimately »5 0» the rubber
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    125 6 Eroil* L>ut 9* ton? Nacodc«h from Rhio 6/1 for Rhio 7/1 S Mob. Meran B i 53 tonß Nacodah from B Pahat 7/1 for B Pohat 8/1 S on Keck Sri Muar Bri 96 tons Cap A Fnpp i.oro Malacca 7/1 for Malaoca 8/1 Soon Keck. Kaka
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    33 6 Livestock in Soviet Russia is fetohing fabulous A cow, Lor instancy costs 40 000 to 61,000 roubles (£4,000 to £6.000 at the pre-war rate of exchange) and a horse as much or more.
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    European Mails.
    50 6 Delivered la London The fuPnilTH are the dat 8 ol .ie.jartrue fro*. Singapore oi ice ,;.pean 1 Mil and their de'iverj L l'bkt Dblivibbdik SINUAFOai Londos. Nov 4 D^C do 7 do 2 do 10 do SI do 13 do 0 do 15 JJ do 26 do 29
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    To Those Who Fell at Ypres.
    197 6 The War Office announces that the Battle Exploit M-uiorials Coiniu t has under consideration the stion ol a memorial t) the troops o: 'he British Kmplfe who fought at Ypr» s. y.i»-Btione were T.cent'y aekediu th« B-lgian Chauib-r regarding th" |C i oß to
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    The British Cinema.
    227 6 Sir H Ui'l«r Haggard writes to the rims- I submit that the cinema tinea's in this c untry is capable of improvement in many directions, tor ,x»inp!e. there should be firms, directed by highly educated men, to which an author could takd Ml workas he does to
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    41 6 Detroit, Mich, November 29. —A meteor plnnged into Lake Michigan Wednesday night causing earth tremors that were felt in a dosen cities in Southern Michigan. I Bent a pilUr of flime into the air that vraa visible for over 50 miles.
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    63 6 The export yarn trade (says the Mercantile Guardian) continues to keep very busy in Bradford yarns, j and seem to be coming I into their own again the Eastern I markets are doing very nicely, and there ii much more business coming in from the- Colonies in fact there h
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    Wireless.
    18 6 Bhiv» IB couunDnioation wltb lb* OoßlßftvW Wtitlf Statim. tbie morniua:—«. I. Ka ß b«ar,Tearnihima Maru, Koten Maru.
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      808 6 I Tonic The AIfIII r fl I tor the Heart, only Complete PI II KMI I Mus^s Biood QLUULUii ard Nerves Preparation. Ansemia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraia-Debility-RapidG TUBERCULOSIS I opotherapy of the "blood with its active princi 1». I OlolMol is a typical active remedy or medicinal tood tar imparting Strength and Energy.
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      141 6 Mails Close. Tit-4a?-lapan Amagiaan Mam 3 P™ 2.., u p a hat Aing Leong 3 P m iitaon Nam Vian J pm > ?Cm 8. Penan» *'P° h pm iedan Medusa 3 pm Sambu, Bawean, So" raba > ri li B'massin Stagen, K m Papan, S'rinda, etc De 5 JiL
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    India's Charter.
    461 7 TowAfds Self-G over ume at The report of the Joint Select Commute-* 'on the Government of Irdi» Bill was issued in November. The general effect of the recommen dations is to simplify while materially enlarging this first instalment towards the goal of giving India »n autonomous system comparabln
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    260 7 "Marvellous" gold finds are reported from the newly discovered gold fields in the Copper Lake region, Manitoba, and at Contact Bay, some -CO miles east of Winni» Peg. According to a Swiss report from Jaffa, the Hebrew language will b-» recognised as the official national language for the whole of
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    Trade in Java.
    356 7 Demand for British Goods A correspondent of the Mercantile Guardian" writes from the East When I arrived in the Dutch Indies I expeoted to find that the An ericans and Japanese had taken all the trade, and that we should have to work up a connection again
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    The Housing Deadlock.
    512 7 "A daogeroos Cause of Unrest". Next in order of importance to facing the grave problem of reducing the National D'bt. says the Gazette, is the doty of housing the population. A year has passed since the armistice and abeolately no progress has so far been made, and
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      509 7 BANKS. Tie Ho Hong Bank, Ltmitei. (Incorporated iv the Straits Settlements.; A „r* a.d Office Singapore, li.fflos Chambers 5 4 6. BBAIOTM peD»u?, 85 Beach Stre-c. M*!»cc:i 131 Jonker Street. Maar 77/7J Jal-m Snleun&a. BatsPabt-:, 109 JaUn Rabamat. Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sonrabaj a, Semarang, Palembang
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      417 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSiRfcUA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLIND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital iv 100,000 Shares of £20 c *eh £2,000,000 Reeerve Fdud £2,900, OuO X..serve Liability of Proprietors £2,000,C00 BAKKERS. b*nk of England. London Joint City and Midland Hank, Ltd. London County Wertminster and ParrY
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      591 7 I DULL AND GLOOMY? If so try Pinkettes, the gent'e little liver stimulants, and see how quickly these symptoms will be dispelled tissual cure Constipation, torpid liver, biliousness, sick s headaches, coated tongue, foul smelling breath, clear the skin. Ofchen ists. and post free, 90 cents per via', 6 vials
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      397 7 WANTED, WANTED —Machine Buler and Bookbinder, Hydraulic Pump and Press. Apply to "T. H. S." c/o Malaya Tribune. 19 12 18 1 20 WANTED. Shorthand typist with previous experience, imme diate engagement. Apply Box Itl c/o Malaya Tribune. 31 n v c TYPIST W ANTE D.—Apply personally to Union In
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      338 7 Direct from the Factory to your Home. b Buy all your Dress Requirements and Household X Goods from the great British Mail-order House. You will be delighted with the quality and workmanship of the goods, the up-to-date and attractive sty and El the low prices. You can be smartly dressed
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. tesnetf Daily. I SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE •aso«.i Daily ¥01. VII. -No. s SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 7, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS
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