Malaya Tribune, 9 January 1920

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. VII -No 7 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 9, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY. JANUARY 9.
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      347 1 HIN WATT UO. I Market Street and Orchard Road SPECIALISTS IN Ĕ Motor Repairing, Motor I Supplies, Ships' Stores, jj A.ND y Estate Requisites. I 'Phone 741. Jos. TRAVERS Sons, Ltd., (Incorporated in England) Importers, Exporters, General Merchants, Manufacturers and Contractors TO THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT Bog to Announce that their
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      27 1 PORT WINE j Gilbeys Invalid. A Fine Oporto Nine. Obtainable from the leading dealers. INSIST Brand i ßottling Guinness Stout I j Stocked by the leading dealers.
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      77 1 !:Mulfopd's Pharmaceutical AND 1 Biological I Preparations are the fj I BEST. I O N O D A""! Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacturing Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. SOLE AGENTS: Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) M| JUST ARRIVED 191 A SH,PMENT F ■Mill califohnun seeolfss raisins ■■RfflH THE
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    The Motor Show.
    922 2 An Enchanted Land. Olympia, whatever the motorist may say, is Prospero's island. No producer of stage spectaolos ever devised on so big a stage so appro, priate a home for Pock, who, in Lis boastful way, promised to put a girdle round the earth in 40 minutes,
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    Gunong Tungal.
    234 2 Tbe Recent Accident The following official acoount of the accident at Qunong Taogal is forwarded from the office of the Chief Secretary to the Malay Mail About 3 30 p.m. on 11th Deo a large slice from the top of Gunong Tonga! fell on to the public road
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    Books on China.
    136 2 A correspondent sends us a ■election of Books on China recently published for the China National Defence League in Earope, La ComitS D-tnooraiique Chinois en France, and h Central Union of Cbineae a.udeuts iv Urtat Britain China and the League of N-Uons, by V X Wellington Koo,
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    379 2 At a meeting of the Habrakol Syndicate at Penang, the annual ieport and accounts were adopted. Mr Durege was re--leeied a director. Tbe civilian and mercantile memLeit of th Indian community of Hongkong held a m>.e.iog on Jan 1 to consider bow they should oel-bia'.e tbe Lssiing of tbe Govern-in-iu
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      915 2 JUOTION SALES. (IMPORTANT AUCTION BALK OP Superior Walnut "tained Tea* H oeehold lormiture) Plan's Temtii G*ar, e'e. a To be 8*M at No. 129 Natnaa Road. ON EA7~IUMY, JANUARY 10, AT %M P.M. COKTTO <v* out-.ti.ined teak hat and umbrella stand with bevelled mirror panel and table.; Indi*n centre carpets;
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      412 2 Perfecl IS ii at ia.t GENASPRIM (Made by Gcnatoian. Ltd.) "Gen.sprm is really perfect aspirin even inciter than German aspiiin writes a pi \s;cian wo has thorc»u ;hly tested it. You take no risks when you lake Genasprin —no risk of harmful re-action or inadequate effects —no risk ot depressing
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      320 2 INSURANCE THE ORIENTAL GOVERNMENT SBOTJRITT Ufa Assurance Co., Ltd. established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed Pive Crores Kb pees Absolute Security. InimIIII $1,111,***** InirnNlflMtUllllll $8,847,152.11 Totei Policiee in force 69,405 iring with Bonus Additions S98.817.617.00. New Businees for the year 1918. Establishes a record in the Ooy'e History. LOW
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      253 2 KIM SENG Co. Diamond vr erchantp and Manufacturing Jewellers. Taalers in Precious Stone-*, Pearls, Oriental Curios, &c &c Meunters of Every Description Workmanship Ou*rs\ntecd, Ordera Promptly Ex aouted No 6t0, North Bridge Road. MNGAPORE. SEE KIM SOH, P'«'pri tor. ChengloGk Soohock (Co., Ltd. in tke Strait* StttlcaMte) j ESTATE AGENTS
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    Local Share Market.
    289 3 Singapore Jan. 9. Messrs Latham A Co., 30-A Baffles Plaoe advise the following quotauona Aloruajau $4 25 $4 50 l.jzt Kuningi 160 165 430 450 Ayar Pfinai M 75 15.25 Lalgownie 765 800 Bakit J 'otouf 130 135 BakitKatii 180 1.85 Bakit X B 1-10 1-15 Bessett
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    Straits Produce.
    307 3 Singapore, Jan. 7. 2 in -Sec Local and General column. Copra* —Business done, Tapioca.--Steady.--No Business Sai j Flour- —Business done. Gambicr. —Business done. epoer.—Weak —BniineH done. OHbeT Products.— Market Quie* Latest Lettl lirlft friotatioas. Nutmegs 110 8. per pienl 873.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 81.00 CJopra Bali 29 00*
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      395 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Ro?d Fr m T esday, January 6, Co Sunday, January 11. A DRAMATIC PRODUCTION OF EXTRAORDINARY INTENSITY An Extra Selected Star Pathe Super-Play Fea^urins: FANNiti WARD In absilute'y the lest picture in whkh she has as yet been seen,
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      632 3 Ihm T* l6 I From Thursday, January 8, to Tuesday, January 13, 1920. Alhambra I —AT THE Is the only the Theatre AT THE theatre where yon a*« m M M Am\ tA. m sjsjsjsjsw am witn get the BEST Jfc I U A DD A "^T I Orchestra. dl
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      571 3 GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! Two Brand new'features with two new Episodes of the Houdini Serial FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 P.M. NORMA TALMADGE IN GOING SIRAIGHT" A thiilling Fine Arts production in Five Parts. SECOND SnOW AT 9.15 P M. TJgB GREAT HANDCUFF 11X74G M O XJ X> X W I
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    THE RISE OF JAPAN.
    665 4 Japan is very rnuoh in the international eye just now. She is the first nation resolutely to take up arms and undertake a properly organised •ampaign against the Bolsheviks. Convinced that it would be eat atrophic for the doctrines of the Boviet to spread into China
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    202 4 Tin is at $180 no sellers. Reader wires from L»n lon, on Jan 6, ihat th death h.e occarnd of Lord CanlinX D.- John de Siivt has left the Oiinio for a aea.aide change for a fonnlght on the reotnojen lation of hia medical adviaerp. Mr Low Kw*y Son/, manager
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    Kaiser's Letters.
    196 4 Refused British Offer of Alliance. Reuter. LondoD, Jan 7.—The ex Kaiser, in a letter to the Tsar da ed May SO, 1898, published In the Morning Post, alleges that a celebrated British politican "sent for the German ambassador and offered lim a treaty of alliance with Gar nany"
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    Swedish Steamer Ashore.
    113 4 Big Vessel Stranded Near Saltan Shoal. We mentioned yesterday the report of a large steamer with a yellow funnel being ashore eff Singapore, It transpires that she is the s s Nippon (local agents, Messrs Adamson, Oilflllan and Co), a Swedish vessel of aboat 4,000 tens. She
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    406 4 Reuter. Paris, Jan 3.—The Chinese peace mission has sailed from Marseilles for China. —Havas The latest London oible* to band thil morning are dated as follows:— Ordinary rate Jan 6 deferred rate Jan 2. Paris, Jan s.—Francs proposes to renew every three months the Franco-Argentine commercial !r jaty B —Havss.
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    Snapshots.
    639 4 By "Qoii," Three days hence the Legislative Council will h re hi full-dreu debate on the income-tax. It not difficult, to anticipate some 0 f the effusions whioh will be made (espfcially a oertain officii tion), but one wonders if t Qe Uncfficials will have any plnck— enough to
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      186 4 ROBINSON Co. SOVEREIGN J HALF fiLisle Thread with., Clox? J| *J White, T an, Grey. 4| BL i IVORY 1 I A W■ ma' Tke Garter witkout f &SSO SSSsT Metai. SBBeBJBOBBBBBBHHHSMBBBBSBBBBBMBSBr j ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, I Flooring, ete. I if Send your order* to the Asiatic I Petroleum
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      409 4 Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Ridgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. tlnoorp rated in the Siraitß Settlements) 36 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. Telegraph "GUAN&I4T" Code used A. B. 0 sth Editi >a. Telephone No?. 1361, 1362. TO MOTOR CYCLISTS. I One
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      20 4 Patent Faced HAIR BELTING Go. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting Sole Agent*. Kiam Kiit 6 Co. 108 109 Market St.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      124 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Friday, Jan. 9. Hiqh Water.—0.43 0.10 p.m. Fillie'e Circae. 9.15 Saturday. Jaa 10 Wi'.'t—1.19 a.ui, 0.57 p.m. Jumble Sal»*, S' AndreVa Su', 9 30. Fillib'i Circnp, 9 15. M.Minee (hiR-pric-e). 5 Earaeinu Co S V.C., Bil-iiim-, Part III, 2 30. Sunday. Jan IIHigh Wato-.—1.56 B.m., 1.4® p.ir>.
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    JAPANESE IN SIBERIA.
    192 5 More German Foolery About the Peace Treaty. SHIRE MARKET ACTIVE. Japan, in undertaking the conquest of Bolshevism in Siberia, is also finding a second Canada for her commercial expansion. She is also building a big navy concerning which there is much anxiety in Australia, whence strong criticism
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    TURKEY'S SUSPENSE.
    154 5 WILL CONTEST ALLIED tEACE TERMS. Reuter. Paris, Jan 3,—The news that the Ottoman Government will be expelled from Europe, and that the fate cf Constantinople has been settled by the Allies, is now stated to be at least premature.—Havas. Paris, Jan 4.—A report from Constantinople says that the
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    PARIS-SAIGON FLIGHT.
    108 5 French Airmen's Route. Reuter. Paris, Jan s,—The plans for the Paris-Saigon flighr, on which the civilians Droutlh and Dcs Novellas have started, have been oarefully prepared. The aviators havw studied the route for many months. The flight will differ from previous long distance flightß, inasmuoh as a hydroplane
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    CAPT MATHEWS' PROGRESS.
    32 5 Reuter. London, Jan 6 —The Air Ministry that Capt Mathew» arrived at Constantinople on DrC 23 from Belgrade, and is proceeding tc Bagdad, on his way to Australia.— Router.
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    RAILWAY PAY.
    97 5 GOVERNMENT OFFER MAY BE ACCEPTED. Reuter. London, Jan 4 kfter lengthy negotiatior.- the Government offer to the railwaymen has been announce 1. It provides that the lowest paid workers shall receive 56 weekly, aud a large Sec ion of porters shall receive £3 as against 22s before the
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    THE FAILURE OF FAIRFAX.
    117 5 Setbick for the Government. Reuter. London, Jan 4—The Spen Valley result is generally regarded as a damaging blow to the Government in view of the fact that the free Liberals deliberately challenged the Coalition by putting up Sir John Simon, whioh eh .llenge Mr Lloyd George
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    THE NEEDS OF AUSTRIA.
    90 5 Appeal to America Reuter. Par if, Jan s.—The Supreme Counoil has decided to addreßS a fresh pressing appeal to the United S atps to grant the requisite credits for the purchase of provisions for Austria. Delivery is urgently needed of the foodstuffs which the Allies have
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    STAYING THE REDS.
    526 5 JAPAN'S TREE HAND" IN SIBERM. lotted States Concurs. Reuter. Paris, Jpn I —The French paperr, discnaaiDg Japan's mission in h Far E<st, declare that the news ibaAmerioa leaves Japan a fres hand in Siberia is a great historic event, fear of Bolshevism having •mf erred a supremacy
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    JAPAN'S BIG NAVY.
    117 5 4hrm in Australia. Reuter. London, Jan 5.—-The Daily Mail correspondent in Sydney wires that Japan's announcement that she intends to spend seventy-five millions sterling on an eight years naval programme, of whioh thirty millions will be spent in 1920, causes nneasiness in Australia, where the scheme is
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    MEXICO EARTHQUAKES.
    54 5 Reuter. Mexico City, Jan 5. —Three earthquake shocks were felt, one of terri6c intensity. There was indescribable panic in the capital, the populace fleeing to their homes and to the ohurohes. The steeple of San Juan ohnroh fell on the crowds of praying refugees. Later accounts report the
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    WORLD CRISIS.
    192 5 "WINNIE'S" WHDOM.WHILEYOU WAIT, British Empire's Peril. Reuter. London, Jan 4.—Mr Winston Churchill, speaking at Sunderland, Slid that the oondi'ion of Europe and Asia was desperate. Nobody could tell what would emerge from Russia, but it would be something very mensoing to oivilisation, eapeoially to the Briiiah Empire. New
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    U. S. ONLY A SPECTATOR.
    60 5 Reuter. Paris, Jan s.—Th* Echo de Paris s'atts that the United Btat<-s Ambassador on Jan 3 requested that the decisions of the Supreme Court (Counoil?) be henceforth not introduced with the words ''Allied and Associated Powers," but mer ly ''Allied Powers." It is understood, how-ver,
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    THE SCAPA PENALTY.
    57 5 Reuter. Paris. Jan 5.—Th-> Snprem« Council has a lop'.ed M Loucheur's report on the agreeai"ut r«nohed between the Allies and Germany regarding compensation for the Soaps Flow souttling. This involves the immediate deli* very of 192,000 tons of harboor material, a»d the Germane will have to give
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    NOT RATIFIED YET.
    50 5 Paris, Jan s—The Peaoe Treaty is not likely to come into foroe for S-tveral days, farther d«lay still being probable in exchanging the final ratifications, owing to differences between the Germans and the Allies as to the interpretation of th" clauses referring to the plebiscite rones Havas.
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    ANOTHER SHIP AFIRE.
    37 5 Reuter. New York. Jan s.—Fully 1100 000 damage was done by a Are on the liner Pretoria, recently handed over to Britain by th- United States Shipping Board and ready to sail for England.—Router.
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    "DRIES'" LEGAL VICTORY.
    40 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan .*).—Tue Supreme Court has upheld th constitu tional nature of the Prohibition Enforcement Law also the ruling hat the sale of beer containing over 2f p*r o a nt of alohohol was illegal. Renter.
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    EGYPT'S CAUSE.
    22 5 Reuter. Cairo, Jan 1. —Nationalist envoys are proceeding to Paris immediately to oonsalt Zighlul Pasha regarding the Milner proclamation. —Router.
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    161 5 Singapore, Jan 9. Silver. —78il. Hongkong.— percent prem. Shanghai.—27J. Tin.—Bayere $180. No lellere. Robber. Share Market. Robber Shares.—The market if" a trifle qoieter. Ayer Kn inga 1 60 boyera, B<«8sett8 1,60-170, Bukit Jelotong 1.30 1.35. Bokit Tiwahs $17 Bell*r8, Colinpeborghs 6.55 6 65 Jimaha 3.15 3.25,
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    Local Sport.
    113 5 YACHTING. Race for Mrs Lice's Cup. On Sunday, under the auapioea of the Singapore Yacht Club, there will be a handioap raoe for the oup presented by Mrs Lane. The course will be Start at U E Pier, round breakwater, man-o'-war buoy, Patrol, Oscar, and back to starting
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    POLO
    87 5 Inter-Club Matches. We are informed by the honorary aeoretary of the Stdangor Polo Club that there is every proapeotot a polo tournament being held in Kuala Lumpur on F*b 19 and 21, during the Chineae New Year holidays says tbe Malay Mail. Two teama am txpected from Singnporp, one
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    BOLSHEVISM IN U S.
    323 5 Thousands of Arrests. Reuter. New York, Jan 4.—The arrests in the great raid on Ext-emists totil 4,500, of whom over half will be deported.—R-titer. Jan 4. —The editorial Btftffa of the Communist new paj era have been arrested, and tons of literature SH*z->d. Th»i officials claim
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    THE CASE OF ITALY.
    194 5 Paris Cor ference Assembling, Reuter. Paris, Jan 4,—The Italian Premier hae arrived en roate for London to disease with Mr Lloyd G-sorge the Fiume and Adriatic questions. French circles state that the most serious obstacle is due neither to F.ance nor to Great Britain, nor even
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    The Assizes.
    610 5 A Recommendation to Mercy. Yeaterday at the Assizes in the Supreme Court before the Chief Jostioe, Sir John Buckoill, the case was concluded in which Mohamed Eusope was oharged with attempted murder* The aecuaed gave evidenoe on oath and said that while going apatain to his room on
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    The Letter-Box.
    12 5 [W9 do met mp—oKlj oaJorao las •pinioms ejp—i bg oofretfoaeVata]
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    Rice Distribution.
    141 5 From "A POOR MOHAMMED AN" The personnel of the Committee formed for the distribution of rice among the poor for this plaoe during the present rice crisis is oomposed entirely of Chinese gentle, men with the exception of tw< Indians, Dr Handy and Mr M V I'lli .i.
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    19 5 Paris, Jan 5.—Eleven thousand young Ahntians and will begin their period of military service in Franoe on January 25.—Havas.
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    OBITUAkY.
    39 5 Paris, J*n 5, the death is an uounoed of P,»ul Adam, th F.c-lcL novelist. H vai Paris, Jan 3.—The bn id h taken plaoe in Paris of Jean Dopuy. a former minister, and propiietcr of the Petit Parisien.—Havas.
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      536 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Auction Sale of A Large Quantity of G m-powder ex BITHONIA." •To be held at our Sale-room 16/17 Raffies Place ON THURSDAY. JANUARY 15, at 11 P.M. Comprising 1—203 drums and 25 casks. (Samplea can be seen at our Office.) POWELL &Co Ltd Auctioneers 1 9 1 14
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    801 6 Prim taotss in tas Mark* tau Moraiag. ■nreAPoiß Ju. s. Mtun Lyall and B»»tt, SJxobanga ud Hbaia Srokara, Ihu th* following lint of anatati.M Rotter Shares How. Valna. P«T«rn. BaUata. If- AIIMM S» I/- Anglo Java I/. Anglo-Malay 18/S 18,--1 AyrrKumng 46/- 60/--t- Baian* Malak IS 174
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 6 Singapore, Jan. 9, On Loudon— Bank 4 m/a 2/4$ Dĕmand 2/4* Private 3 m/e 2/5 1/8 On IndiaBank T. T. 100 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 112$ prom On Shanghai— Bank d/d 17* On Java— Bank T. T. 116$ On Japan— Bank d/d 18 5/3 Sovereign*-- Uying ra;»- $»,34 Bank
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    Rubber Shares and Produce.
    111 6 Jan 7 and 8. Offered 380,483 lbs. Tons 616.28. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Ots. per lb. Singapore Standard Quality s 108 to 11 n Off Quality 98 107* Orepe Singapore Standard Quality Pale 108* „\U Off Colour Latex 101 10% Fine Brown 103 Brown 88
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    Lewis and Peat's Report.
    272 6 Singapore, Jan 8. Since our last isfruo thr* marke 1 except foe slight fluo.ui-. ions has kept s:«ady and at the time of writing values are unchanged. Spot. A fair business done iv spot and January delivery for Crepe and Sheet. The former is now a*,
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    407 6 J -tiU 1 y, 1 to 7. The opening w f-k of the N.-w Year hns wines«<d a brisk in ahtres Tin roee steadily, Rubber B meats! mestoj for Invest* in- nt plentiful. Kubber. —The market haa remained fairly aceady over the week. Laet week's unci
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    Fraser and Co's Report.
    621 6 Singapore, Jan 8, Business in rabber shares wai again very aotive and listings were more ncmerons thau last week with prices still advancing. The issues of several progressive enterprises whioh have not be-n a great deal in the public eye so far have also attracted some
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    Mortality Returns.
    108 6 Th < dea»h ratB per mille for the SJ i: anding Dea 27 was 36,87. The to al of d »atbs was 269 of which 182 w< re males and 87 trtuait-s. Oae European and 2 Eu-asians died, alao 192 45 Malaya, ft Ii 'i UosnroWoi s cud
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    132 6 General untitled the former Comm .v ier of th Italic Second Amiv, has aspsal I to the State Ooaneil against the d'Crt>e o .shirring him. He demands a Courtmar i 1. Attention is drawn at Home to the considerable fall in bankruptcies during the last ten years. In 1909 the
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    European Mails.
    54 6 Dslivered in London Th** following ths daw. of < < ;ure imrji of tLe •uioper-o Ueib I laelt del!*»)!*. atvto i kvj Delivered in SINOA.POBE London. Nov i Dec 12 do 7 do 12 do 10 do 12 do IS do 10 do 15 do 19 do 26
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    Wireless.
    14 6 Ship in oommanioation with the Commercial Wir*d*«i Station this noming:—s. s. Arte mis.
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    215 6 Mrs George untitled Milton of l?lnr>»r"5. Xb»s<l»",«birw b»« ll»»l »t lb» ol llll. s<»»olly .f si» e »p» «n<l tbr»i»nl?bt»r« l»l lb" «lcl»!»» »o„), Z0 </» L .lobil lr»n. »n,l l» nntril r s l zro»'j,s«nclabil6r»»n. 0i»«nllz' «,».< r«'w«sll»bl«' «nls»,n «n > s,nnll r-!»!l lb- N"«v»> ,'!»»-s, WllilON' »n.l. lu,in»<
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    Entertainments.
    114 6 Batty Variety Company W. Sfb not to be I tog without an entenaininerv. tii- Victoria Theatre. M<- Geo g>» T B-.tty, an artiste who has hssl expeiience in the E*st, is bringing here a Variety Company which, as will be seen from the advertisement in this issue, offers plenty
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    Russian Opera Company.
    79 6 There is a possibility of the Imperial Rassim Grand Company, whicn has been touring Shanghai aud Hongkong with much saco-88, c,ruing down to Singapore for a a*-ason, on i:s way to Calcutta. There are eighty performers, with a full orchestra, and the operas presented consist of the
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    129 6 Kalomo, Bri 3209 tons, Cap Abbey, from Manila 8-1, for PS' ham 11-1 Mc Mister. Soott Harley, Bri 193 tons, Cap Maddox, from Soerabaya 8-1, for Batavia uncertain Lim Choon Chui. Emile, Dnt 94 tons, Cap Omar, from Rhio 8-1, for Rhio 9-1 Seng Moh. Singfcawang, Dnt
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    143 6 Zionist colours were hoisted by Ike Jewish community at Salonika on Nov 10 in c-lebration of the second anniveraaryof Mr Balfour's declaration on PalfSine as a Jewish State. Over £50,000 has already been subscribed to the £l,ooo,oo4Pfnnd which is being raised as a Jewish War Memorial to be used for
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    56 6 I* is believed thet the Chin*Peace Conference will be raaasari during the a-ly -iU cf the y i! General L i Tang ting bae Jesi* to join batiks with Tang -hao yif' th*> aak i of imtnodiate pease, deputy has b 1 Hhangh*i to op a w g >i*t'° nf
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      136 6 Weighing i Machines. STOCKS Ot I I AVEBYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. "Drink and Stout. j THE POPULAB BITBBAGES. I i Rol.i Everywhere. i G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Bole Importers (or S.S., F.M.S. and Sumatra. 3, Halkcca Street, Singapore. 'Phone 816. Tel. Anctif." To Chinese Ladies.
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      421 6 I J The Tonic only Complete |1 Qg£ |J for fte Heart, Preparation. and Nerves Anamia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraifl-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofid i TUBERCULOSIS I Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi hs. Globeol is a typical aotive remedy or medicinal food (or imparting Strength and Energy. Free from any Toxic Agent ti
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      163 6 Mails Close To day. Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya Melchior Treab 3 p« Port Swettenham and Teluk Anson *Kinta J pm Malacca Muar 'Lady Weld 3 pm Batu Pahat Mena f pm Manila Legazpi 9 pm To morrow. Pulau Batam and Pulau Bulang Hock Lim 9 am Sourabaya, Macassar, Balik Papan,
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    187 7 A Remarkable Device. A remarkable new device, by means of which a sort of artificial daylight is created, or rather transmuted from the common high pr>w r td-otric light bulb, was shown last month to Fellows of the Illuminating Engineering Society Light is reflected from the bulb against
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    123 7 A Development Proposition The subscription list of Kemayan lxteniion Limited will olese on or before Jan 10. It is a rubber proposition with a capital of 1450.0C0 dividend into 2J5.C00 $2 shares, and the present issae is $270,000 of which $63,000 will be allotted to the vendors of
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    249 7 Dublin, Nov 9.—Several dignitaries of the H >man Catholic Church* in Ireland smarted a CHtnpaign agaiust the i itest fashions iv women's clothes. Not unnaturally a oertain amount of Ireland's war wealth bas found iis way into the milliners' shops. Expensive garments are bought freely, not
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    213 7 A large turtle was found alive recently on the beach near Cleetborpes by a fisherman. It was sent to Grime, by fish market, where it was sold at auction for £5 5«. It measured some sft by 3ft. and weighed 2cwt, and bad apparently swum ashore from a wrecked vessel.
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    303 7 London Armentieres Mystery. An Irish farrier with a sixth sense Ins just returned to England from France, and is now impatiently kicking his heels in the quarantine kennels at Haokbridge of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. They 6"»y that in September,
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    236 7 The Warden and Fellows of All Souls College, Oxford, at a meeting held recently, elected Colonel Thomas E Lawrence, Ds 0, a a, formerly a scholar of Jesus and afterwards Senior Demy of Magdalen, to a research fellowship. Colonel Lawrence played a most remarkable part in
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Usued OtUy.l SUPPLEMENT TO THE. MALAY A TRIBUNE. laauM Dally Vol. VII. -No. 7 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 9, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS
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      134 1 Arrivals. JANUARY 6 S'paro Mara N > 5 Jip i 5 »0 Gap Kamata from Miike Dec 24 M B Kaishe. JANUARY 7. Benarty Bri 3910 Cap Smith from London Nor 25 P Simons A Co Ltd. Van Wa-rwijck Dot 1906 Cap Classen from Hongkong Dec 28 X
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      Motor-Ships.
      98 1 German Vessels Surrendered Tr c n*w German motor-ship, Fritz, hia been surrendered to the British authorities at Leith. The vessel is of 1,900 tons harden, was bnilt daring the war, and haa never yet carried a cargo. The Loki, a motor ship of 5,475 tona grosaj engendered by the
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      Future for Oil-Fuel.
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        506 1 Konlnklyko Paketvaapt MaatachapplJ (lacorporated in Holland.) Royal Packet Navigation Co. of Batavia Telegram Address: PAKETVAART I 3 COLLYER QUAY. Under contract with the Netherlands India Governments. Special 5.000 tons Tourist Steamers From JAVA to AUSTRALIA. Routs: Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne and vice versa. Passages from Singapore to:
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