Malaya Tribune, 17 December 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII -No. 295 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921.
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      264 1 —SUN AND COMPANY 1M, NORH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phone: 550 DEALERS IN PHOTO- OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PRINTING, i ENLARGEMENT 1 ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND FRAME-MAKING. r I I QUALITY RULES THE JSp I WORLD OVER I I Mechanical perfection is as much appreciated in Continental Europe and the
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      40 1 THE MALAYA I I and I SHIPPING 6A7FTTE. Tel. No. 845, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, Per annum $15 00 Half-yearly ™0 p Per quarter 8 75 Postage Extra 50 eta. per atoata.
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    FLYING IN CHINA.
    1215 2 ENTERPRISE CHECKED BY GOVERNMENT. After all tbe dare of trumpets with which China set her aerial poatal service going, it is sorrowful to contemplate the fact that to-day, bat a few months later than this happening, nMng in China iB practically dead There are men of sufficient
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    PRINCESS MARY'S BETROTHAL.
    179 2 Dukedom for Lord Lascelles? Madras, Nov 27.—1t is anticipated that in consequence of Viscount Lascelles' engagement to Princess Mary, he will be raised to a Dukedom in accordance with the life precedent. Tha Earl of Fife, on his marriage with the Princess Louise in 18fty, was created
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    107 2 The following Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co at their saleroom, No. 30 Kling-street, on Wednesday afternoon 08 years leasehold land and house No. 57 Outram-road, area 2,564 square feet, bought by Mr Low Sect Yew for $4,400. Freehold land
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    PORT DICKSON NEWS.
    111 2 Eng Thye was charged before the first police magistrate at Port Dickson for unlawfully erecting a building on State land and was lined $25 and costs. A Tamil man charged a Chinese for I stealing fowls amounting to 15 in number before the first magistrate on Thursday,
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      245 2 Overhauls and repairs of every description to all makes of cars and lorries Painting, upholstering, hood renewing, in 24 hours, motor accessories, tyres and tubes, benzine, oil, batteries charged etc., etc. ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COMPANY, 38, SHORT BTREET. (Midway between Selegie Road and Middle Road.) 1 'Hfjg International Overseas Co. OMB
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      514 2 DO YOU LOOK TIRED? Some people always wear a worn, tried look. It is the ontward sign of nervousness, neurasthenia per. haps, with its charaoteristio sympI omi of worry, lack of appetite, i beadaohes and sleeplessness. To each people it should be of interest to know that Mile. Andree Meiy,
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      29 2 THF RIGHT PLACI TO GO FOR YOUlt Ml CH ELI N TYRES j AT lint, a L WATS BIIAOT Hi STOCK* stockist L *m Che« Serin, T7. C~ril Strmt
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      456 2 HOW CAN YOU STAND A HEADACHE? There is nothing more maddening' than a doll grinding headache, or short sharp twinges in the temples, over the eyes and at the base of the brain. How can you stand it? You could stand it if you had to, perhaps, but you don't
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      800 2 PERIODICAL*PROFPEAtY AU TJO s Messrs WARING ROE* Beg to give notice that they h*ve reserved certain days for Sal* of Fr g ehold ana Leasehold Properties, Business* Premises, Building Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOWV iq.i C£IIYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of mcluding Properties in
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      460 3 IN THE SECOND'I3HOW AT 9,30 P.M. pretenai the cccedy q33en of the Mreen VIOLI DA A iv ;qhe BRIDE h anlnnoeem wife flirt and a jealoaa bu l an 5. lh frames* s le^itchin X flirt that every woman •rUI ejanl h,r huafaand to c, *U will cure them. a
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      719 3 ha The aU F.om THURSDAY, December 15, to SUNDAY, December 18. Alll lllhM AUamtmla Albambra ih. AT THE l lhe 0nly Aneaire theatre arfcere yoo A gk JB fPEfck A with an let the BESi Ml jg Mt M A 4gS feL- Jat J8 Jli eiq&:«5lte te» /X I n
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      485 3 CINEMA. A THRTLL A PE~OVD A BITOT MTJIUTE fcPEEDf 81 EED MOfiß BPESD In the 2r.d Inr-alme it of th- o«ea Wtn. Dn ea i S rial To. nigh* IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 P.M. SHARP Harry T. Morey in BEAT NO '> HE ODDS 9 A Bpeci.:l
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    34 4 DEATH. Song.—Ou the 17»a instant at No. *6-o, 0 chard Road, Song On. Gan. Buri ,1 at Bidadari Uemeterj on the I v.h inst. at 8 o'olook a.in, 17 12 17 12
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    70 4 In ever loving memory of 013 dear Husband Percy Edmund Joht Smitn, who died peaoefolly on Deoember 17, 1920. A year hai passed since that sad day. The ops I loved was called away, 1 he call was sudde.i, the shock severe, 10 part with one 1 loved
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    CHINA AND WASHINGTON.
    847 4 The Chinese delegates U Washington deserve every praise for the manner in which they have placed China's need* before the Conference. This l< a refreshing sign considering the nature of the Governmenl at Peking which they represenl a Government which has a re putation for nothing but
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    361 4 No Food Control regulations are tow in force. The Hon Mr Justice Woodward has left on a visit to India. The list of public holidays for 1922 is published in the Gazette. Rules made by the G 0 C regarding military manoeuvre sea areas have been laid down. Mr H
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    177 4 Distinguished Japanese Visitors. T)ur Malacca correspTndent#writes, under yesterday's date A fairly large crowd gathered at the jetty to-day to see the landing of the Japanese Koyal party. At about 7.30 a.m. Mr an?l Mrs Wolferstan and Mr Neave, with Mr Tshi and other Japanese gentlemen, left by the
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    BAIRNS BENEFACTION HALL.
    131 4 The ball held at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night in aid of the Children's Welfare Association went off with great success, £huge crowd was present, and many were in*fancy dress. M The hall was beautifully decorated, the Christmas atmosphere being evj?r present. j Dancing was kept
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    NEW VOLUNTEER ORDINANCE.
    119 4 Capt Noyes-Lewis, Adjutant, SVC, SOLE, notifies The date when the new Volunteer Ordinance comes into force will be published in the Gazette. Recruiting under the new Bill will "I>en on December 22. and the necessary enrolment forms can be obtained on and after that date on application
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    NEW WEEKLY FOR MALAYA.
    94 4 On Dec 22 a n«v journal, "The Malayan Review," will be issued from Karnes Chambers and it will contain, We arc grticles on varied topics with profuse illustrations, a cartoon by Mr Santry, and an fcrtkk and a competition for amateur photographers. This first issue will
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    NEW LOCAL CINEMA.
    62 4 A new cmema theatre, the Palace situated opposite the warders* New Bridge-road, will be opened on Monday night, the 19th inst, agi the management have issued a number of invitations for the occasion. This new cinema is a spacious one and is fitted with electric lights and
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    170 4 Mr H R Joynt acts as Deputy. Controller s In' f^ boUr Md Mr J A Hunter a Deputy Controller of The annual Christmas vacStion ofall the State-aided schools in Singapore commenced yesterday afternoon, and will end on Monday, Jan 16. Interest m the Special Mission Services at Bcthesda Hall
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    LETTER-BOX.
    10 4 (We do not endorse opinions expressed %v e dents.)
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    JOO CHIAT-ROAD.
    56 4 FARREK, Pr,^ ,j omniissioners, Siner*,** Kef erring to Ong Tiam iM, your issue of Dec 15, I .fc out that Joo Chiat-road i<= r control of the Rural Board ,V Singapore Municipality, and i> never hav.. the Habitants of this services, cannot bt said to a < deprived
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    CHINESE EDUCATION.
    142 4 From CHINESE R to your esteemeu issue of yeste date I shall be gtatefs insert a few words in respect of Mr Bertrai -engthy article gn I i Most of your Cksueae rea t have been rather d for using the word Chinamen' t» Chinese. If the word
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    A POINT OF HINDU LAW.
    533 4 From "AN ENQUIRER the columns of your esteemed daife fe m enlightenment, or rat sion of opinion from your readers, or a point of Hinuu jaw. ft that wl see*points <* ;h.# iegal knowledge raised in the Supn Courts of the Malayan Judi I just
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    34 4 Bills to be introduced in untitled viz Income Tax, Native State Pri sonars, Merchant Shipping (an ment), Aliens Restriction. Prem i (Leases, tea money Prohii it Exports and Imports, are pul in the Gazette.
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      188 4 USEFUL jChristmas PresentsSpecial Display of— LADIES DRESSING CASE As Ulnstrstion Price 555.00 Other Desigos From 13/50 to 55/--6obinson Co., Ltd., ~H r 1 (Incorporated ia the S.S.) S±CA oRE. A LUBRICANT FOR EVERY PURPOSE. SRND YOUtt URDKRS •TO TAB Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Incorporated in England. ISf HELEN'S OOUBf,
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      269 4 NEW STOCK IN HAND. Copper Tacks, Rivets and Washers, Copper Boat Naili and Rivet, Iron and Brass Woodscrews, Brass Water Bib Cocks, Brass Double Tallow Cups,' Iron SiaunSre Grease Cops, Flake Graphic, Graphite Compound. Cast Steel Files of all s'-z -s, Moulder's Plumbago Powder, Morgan's Salamander Crucibles, Eic. Etc. Etc.
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      22 4 The Straits Seit ements 7 per cent Loan. Authorised amount fully subscribed. Furtier suoscriptions will not be accepted. Singapore, D»o. 17tb, 1921.
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    DAIL DECIDES TO-DAY.
    478 5 Reported' Dissensions at Secret Conference. Ulster's Definite Rerly. Reuter. London. Dec. 15.—The Irkh,deb»tea were resumed in both Houses. Mr A-qaub in the House of Com. mODS whole-heartedly supported the treaty bo: solemnly warned the goiue it woald be the greatest mistake to suppose fdat when it was
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    FRANCE AND BRITAIN.
    166 5 Lord Derby's Statemem. Reuter. Pari*, Dec. 15. —Lord Derby, former British Ambassador in Fans was -.:>ga-s. of tbe Franco British Committee of tne inter-Allied Union, at a .OLcntoD, which was the occasion cf an lnipresiiv manifestation of Franco British manual goodwill. Amuug other gaeots was M. Deschaiiei,
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    PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT.
    63 5 Reuter. a, Ike 16.—The revised profot the battle cruiser ws that she arrives at trass Karachi on March 22, ■■i Port SwettsaslkßSS on March 28. Sse will leave Singapore on April 2, ..t iiuigkong on April 6, Api an ,j Yokohama on April -u cruiser, furnished
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    114 5 «s d°ath rate for the week end- 1 35.45 per mille. a Qalitiec were Europeans 2, 2 Chiaeat 201, Malays 24, with a total of 251, of re males and 72 females, causes of death were, phthisis 29, malaria 28, I 21, tonvulsions 14/%M> i in the case
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    DUTCH INDIES LOAN.
    202 5 For Development Purposes. Reuter. London, Dec lb.—Commenting on the news of a hundred million dollar loan for the Dutch Indies being negotiated with American bankers, the (F Times" says this is a reminder of the great policy of Dutch colonial development, undertaken in recent years, the financing
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    PREMIER ON POSITION.
    123 5 Reply to Labour Delegates. Reuter. London, Dec 16.—Replying to a Labour deputation urging the revision of the indemnity and cancellation H war debates, and the resumption of trading with Russia, for the trade, Mr Lloyd George declared that he was bound to see that Germany paid for
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    MOPLAHS HEMMED IN.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Dec 15.—An India Office statement says the portion of fte Moplahs is becoming despft-ate There are increasing digns of the rebellion collapsing. The remainder of tie fighting gangs are penned in the hills by troops and the steady ste.nam of surrenders continues.— Reuter. mmmm
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    29 5 Lt Commander Peal, R N R., Harbour Master, Penang, is at present on the sick list. Capt Saunders, Senior Boarding Officer, is acting Harbour Master until Commander Peal's return.
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    NAVAL AGREEMENT.
    703 5 MODIFICATION OF FIRST PROPOSAL RATIO FORTIFICATIONS Reuter. Washington, Dt.c 15.—The conclusion of the naval ratio agreement is confirmed.—Reuter. London, Dec 15.—Reuters correspondent at Washington understands the chief terms of the naval ratio agreement provide that Japan shall keep the Mutsu and scrap the Setsu fortifications in the Pacific
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    GERMAN FAILURE.
    346 5 REQUEST FOR A MORATORIUM. LOAN EFFORTS FAIL. Reuter. Berlin, Dec 15—Tbe German Government has informed ihe Committee of Garantees that it is unable to pay the reparations instalment dee on Jan. 15, and consequently asks for a moratorium. It this is not granted, it will be compelled to
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    AN INDIAN V C.
    121 5 Tbe London Gazette announces that tbe King has approved the award of the Victoria Cross to Sepoy Isbar Singh of the 28th Punjabis for conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty ou April 10 near Haidankacb, Wftzina'.an, when a convoy was at acked. Ihuugh very severely wouua.
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    CHIMPUL ESTATES.
    158 5 Ad acoount of tbe six.h annual general meeting of Cbimput (F M 6) Kabber Estates, Ltd held in tbe Council Room of tbe Kabber Growers' Association, 38 Eastcheap, London E C, on November 15, it issaed by tbe local secretaries, Messrs Sime Darby and Co, Ltd The cbairman,
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    80 5 His Majesty the King of Siam recently re-visited Korat after a !apsc of sixteen or seventeen years, diis time going as the guest «»f the Array. At a dinner given in celebration of tne winning of the shield for caroini shooting by Queen Saovabha's Nagorajasima Cavalry Regiment, of which the
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING.
    866 5 ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR PASSED. Work of Capt Richards. A special meeting of the Municipal Commission was held in the Board Room yesterday to consider the Municipal Budget and pass an amendment to the omnibus by-laws. Mr R J Farrer presided and others present were Messrs E Tes»tnsohn,
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    NEW WATER SOURCE.
    184 5 Report on Gunong Puiai. Investigations have been made for some time past at Gunong Pulai, from a mch it is. proposed to secure supplier ol water for Singapore. Samples have been taken by Mr Stephen Williams, Municipal watei engineer for special works, and have oeaa analysed uy
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    WEARNE BROTHERS' REPORT.
    383 5 The following is the report of Messrs Wearne Brothers Ltd, to the for the year ended Sept. 30 latt The profit for the period after making full allowance for depreciation on Stock, Buildings, Furniture, Garage Equipment, etc., but subject to directors fees amounts to |181jBi6J1. to winch
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    SMALL-POX IN SINGAPORE.
    270 5 However one might not desire to take an alarmist view of things, it is obvious that the prevalence of smallpox in Singapore calls for special attention. Presumably nearly everyone in the island has had an opportunity by now of being vaccinated, but despite this, and despite all
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 5 Singapore, December 17. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-8d Demand 2s 3 7-8 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 3-8 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer iy\ On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 18% p.e. pjm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft rtt m Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    65 5 C if C rubber Aaaoctatloau Singapore, December 17. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices, BuyerJf Sellers Spot 39 39 Jan 40*« 41 Jan to March 42 42 April to June 9 45 Tone of Market.—Quiet. *i *Fred WaU rhoase Co., Ltd. Singipore, December 17. To-day's closing rubber quotat: j
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      207 5 jj m g "ECONOMISE-TiNTEX DYES' In 22 delicate pasted shades if used with cold water OB vr~* 22 heavy fast colours if used with hot or boiling water. Of All Retailers AMj IT 1, CMRNHILL BOAD. OONaM'SE TiNTEX DYES" j a I I VICTORIA THEATRE? FINAL PERFORMANCES. Commencing i MONDAY,
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    SPORT
    442 6 FOOTBALL. STAFFORDS DBFEAT SCC The Staff jrda' soccer team jaat managed to beat the 8 0 C eleven by the narrow margin of two goals lo one on tbe Padang yesterday. The match was one of the best •een since the Cap competition, and the Club team might have
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    THE TURF.
    120 6 IPOH GYMKHANA H'CAPS. The following are the weights for to-day's meeting at Ipoh Race one.—(Distance 6 furlongs) Orthez 10.7, Nankin 8.3 Avro 7.8 Babz 7.7. Race two.—(Distance 6 furlongs) The Bolter 11.7, Teddy 11.7, Darfur 11.5, Pegasus 10.6, Seamaid 9.7. Race three.—(Distance 1 mile) Bernlea 9.5, Red Wire
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    27 6 SRC TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Play. Doubles. T Leijssius and E C La Brooy, owe 30.2 beat L Gamrael and D de Souza plus 3, 6—3, 6—3.
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    Y.M.C.A TOURNAMENT.
    21 6 Yesterday's Play (Swni.final). C Smith beat F Ruchwaldy, 5—7, < —6, 8—6, To-day's Tie (Final). J Lim vs. C Smith.
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    HOCKEY.
    45 6 8 R C is R G 1. The SRC hockey seam met the H X S R G A on the Club ground yesterday afternoon, an evenly -ontested and fast game ending w'a win for the R G A by three goals to two.
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    15 6 Mr F B Sewell was installed as Worshipful Master of Lodge Perak Jubilee, at Taiping.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    127 6 To-day, Dec. 17. High Tides.— 11.17 a.m. Polo, Balestier. Yacht Club Race and At Home. Med. Students at Home, 8.30 Russian Light Opera Co, Vie Theatre To-morrow, Dec. 18. High Tides.-0.32 a.m., 11.55 p.m Swimming Club launches: To.—9, 10, 11, 2.30. From.-9.30, 10.30, 12.30, 3.30. Monday, Dec.
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    CRICKET.
    59 6 STIFFS II vs. V M C A. The following wiU represent the II ??A at cricl against the btaffords second eleven at Tanglin this I afternoon i M Ignatius, T Weerakoddy, F Ziegele, G H Oorloff, C A Norris, S Subrahmanyam, G J Vyas, de Silva, H G Stack
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    530 6 S. Andrew's Cathedral. The 4th Sunday in advent 18th Dee. 1921. 7.30 a.m. Litany. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the week.—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Wednesday. St
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    CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK.
    1302 6 NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. A Sound Position. The ninth annual general meeting of the Chinese Commercial Bank, Limited, was held at the Bank premises, 04 Kling-street, Singapore, on Thursday, with Mr Lee Choon Guan in the chair. Others present were Messrs Seah Eng Lim, Khoo Yang Tin,
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      570 6 BETHESDA HALL. SPECIAL MISSION SERVICES. Each Nigfit at 8 p.m. SUNDAY EVENING SUBJECT. The Greatest Thing In the World What Is it? I AXE-M AXE! BRAKD I 111 l BKAND Beer jp^^^fc ßeer Munich Munich Beer. I i Beer. The Best! The Best: <3r- A urely «Sc Co., 2-B, Finlayjon
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      304 6 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. I Evening Classes. It i*5 proposed to open I Classes early in 1922 at Ra::« I tion in Commercial and Ted jects. The classes will be DM .duetto by highly qualified European lastr* tors. Commercial Course. In the Long Term [a na about the middle of January) of
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      342 6 MAILS CLOSE. g'o-day, Dec. 17. Muar Malacca 1 *Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. q Penang,* Rangoon Calcutta s Tsushima Maru 2 p.m. Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu 1 Hong Ho 2 p.m. Malacca, Port Swettenham A J Penang *Klang 3 p.m. Medan Circe 3 p.m. Palembang Poh Ann 3 p.m. Colombo, Suez*
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    LIGHTS O' LONDON.
    629 7 JAZZ ILLUMINATIONS WHICH SHAME THE MOON Now that darkness overtakes dinnei again, and summer-time is about tc flee before ths encroaching stars, habitues of the West End are beginning to complain of a terrible abaction, remark* a London paper. It is an old one, wuicn seems to
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      1310 7 What Did The Great Thackeray Say! There s no sweeter I j tobacco comes from f| 5S MWNUMs: ||j j The man wLo c n J°£ s Virginia and no belter I cc a Virginia Cigarette and hrand than the 'Three il r~-^ m I has never smoked 'Three Castles
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      147 7 Xmas Number OP THE London Magazine Arrived Get a Copy now. KOH Co. 83, Bras Basab R .id, HINQAIORR IKNDKRS sat* I vi lD r.^B PULLING DOWN THE PR) M SS* K OWN *S 8QUS7E4D S U LDING, LOLLYiR QUAY FO* THE Unl D I Mirancti tti*lj tf in ton.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2305 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, December 17. Mesars. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations. RUBBER.—DoIIar Shares. Isst* Bu rs> Sellers. Dividends. IValues. q 20 0 30 ••1 Allegby j 60 1 70 e25 per cert for year ended
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    MONUMENTS OF SCIENCE
    620 8 iSNCINEERING FEATS OF f PRIMITIVE MAN. 1 o Engineering is a profession so old that it has never been traced to iv beginnings, writes J H Hammond in "iUe Engineer." When we get back to tne "misty boundary between Uie earnest accurate historical records ana mat vague
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    PROHIBITION IN NORWAY.
    182 8 Reports from Norway state that the smuggling- of spirits into Norway is increasing enormously, and it seems as though the authorities were" unable effectively to stop the tramc. I 'dr instance, the customs police are powerless, oiling to the smallcees of the force, which cannot control the
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