Malaya Tribune, 3 January 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] r AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVEN TNG DAILY. Vol.* -No. I SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1922.
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      210 1 SUIAMD COMPANY 109-ORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phens WO D.LERS IN PHOTOMATERIALS OF EHRY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVOPING, PRINTING AND NLARGEMENT ALSO CAIRA REPAIRS AND jiAME-MAKING. Ollce Requisites at Whiteaway's j Office Station Racks Polished <fl» }a p \v,\ 111 wood. Leag b Frice jnl daT —1 in wf/ll Solid Glsss Ink
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      101 1 Sine, Darby Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ia Straits Settlements ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT. j I Quotations given for complete Elect Ie Lighting ft Power Installations, t i J Fall range of Hieotrleal enppliet in ilook: VJ.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones. j j I MADSTROfUi Plants,
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      260 1 NUMBER IJ g VIRGINIA Synonymous with Refinement and Quality. Sole Manufacturers: I ABDATH TOBACCO to., Ltd., LO* DON afcf Self-Starting j' Remington is built for service and to save business time. The touch is light and the alignmert always true. It is impossible to -atter" the type. The s It-starting
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    A NEW SEREMBAN.
    2438 2 A FINE TOWN PLANNING SCHEME. Mr. Reade's Recommendations. Mr C C Reade, Government Town Planner, F M S., reported as follows on Seremban Town improvement and development, in a paper laid before the recent meeting of the Federal Council:— As the capital of Negri Sembilan, Seremban is
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      416 2 I 4 j OPPORTUNITIES or Buyers to see under one roof huge displays Jt k y cac^n 8 Manufact of Piece Goods JTv Ĕ stv9 fjtdjyL. M ac k" u P Garment.: tor Men and Women. VWjf l f jr you are una b| e to v. it these Exhibitions,
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      353 2 SOMETHING EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMETIMES. To k- the iji em clecn sm: free from disease germs it is nee< b tary to avoid c ipatioa. The occasional aae of a laxative, there, fore, ii unavoidable tvhh moei pf ople. When opening inediotae is neoessary use PINKEITE8, they are laxative perfection. Gently
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      34 2 BEACH HOTEL 5 16, Beach R >ad, Singapore I near Raffle Hotel) Olaee Hote', Deoently Fnrnisec, Electrio Lighting, Single anl U ob'e Roods, Single frox $30, *nd Daily $2. Tele. 1653. 8 12 7.6
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      589 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AU 'IO.nS Messrs WARING A F E Beg to give notice th&t they hav reserved certain days for if ales of Freehold d Leasehold Properties, Business Premise Bu lding Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOM 14-1 I SB QUAY (opposite the Get eral Post C ce) Owners
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      331 3 flu *i\ (sib *i ■tf'yi 1 :thb second show at 930 p.m An Eil°nt Universal feature pro iuotion pretending bewilohlOarmel Myers in a Romantio story interestingly and oharmingly told. TE MAD MARRIAGE Io 5 Parts. Sappeuted by E ntc Us 13 and 14 of the serial TE HAWK'S TRAIL "THE
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      591 3 TbO f be From Satotday, December 31,1931, to Thursday, January 5, 1921, Alhambra ARWBWiraN AT TH fatMOBlf Uia Tbiitre theatre s e -Sr Ortbtilra Cakes, Coffee, th« urn The Hail for MntJc *od Featcrei tbeBEST served aeeaauae- BBMB OAD dari-g iatlaa. Intervals j JSL Happy and Prosperous New Year to
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      439 3 J CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 P.M. Loose Lions »nd Fmt Lovepi Two Retl Gentnry Arimal Comedy. Harry Carey in "The Freeze Out" A Universal Special Auction in Five Parts. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 PM. WILLIAM DUNCAN EDITH JOHNSTON In Vitagraph's "FIGHTING
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    32 4 ACKNOWLKDGMKNT. The family and relative! of the lake Joeeph Nioholaa Tan der Beek thank all thoae who kindly attended hii funeral and lent wreatha and lettera of oondolenoe. SI 31
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    THE TESTING POINT.
    755 4 There is not going to be any limitation of armaments unless 4 the open door policy is ratified by Great Britain and Japan,'' says a writer in "The World's Work." If we include America and the other Powers represented at Washington with Britain and Japan, though there
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    MALAYAN HONOURS.
    173 4 The Latest Additions. We are informed by the Colonial Secretary's office that His Excellency the Governor has received a telegram from the Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies in the following words "It gives me much pleasure to inform you that His Majesty has been
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    LOCAL SENSATION.
    422 4 Terrible Family Tragedy. George William Gomes, a Eurasian employed as a draughtsman in the Municipality, has been charged with the murder of Susan, his wife, and Robert, his little son, whom he is alleged to have stabbed to death in his residence at the fifth mile, Bukit Timah-road,
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    437 4 PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS FOR SINGAPORE. Route to the Exhibition. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, as at present arranged, leaves Port Swettenham on the night of Thursday, March 30, in the "Renown" and reaches Singapore on the morning of Friday, March 31. His Royal Highness will land
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    TRANSVAAL TROUBLE.
    134 4 Reuter. Capetown, Dec 30.—The latest development! in the situation in the Transvaal mining industries indicates that a strike of colliers on Jan 1 is almost inevitable. The main cause of the dispute is the endeavour of the mines to reorganise labour by great, r utilisation of native coloured
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    NEW CANAL.
    59 4 Reuter. Berlin, Dec 30.—A company, capitalised at two hundred million marks, has been formed in Munich for the purpose of constructing a Rhine-Maine-Danube canal, linking the North and Black seas. It is estimated to take twenty years to complete. The Central and Bavarian governments, industrial, banking and shipping
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    WAR'S AFTERMATH.
    26 4 Reuter. Paris, Dec 30—Speaking in tha Chamber, minister Loucheur stated that the reconstruction work in warstricken districts was proceeding at a very satisfactory pace.—Reuter.
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    NORWAY'S SHIPS.
    22 4 Reuter. Christiana, Dec 31.—The Norwegian! mercantile marine has increased wM 873,381 tons during the year, to a toaafi] Of 2,Co,3e:.~Retrt<:r.
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    THE NEW VOLUNTEERS.
    188 4 total o|>69 men enrA^ed. 380 Europv Enlisted. On Saturday, Bin 1 12.30 to 1.20 p.m. the last hsWeft foe 1921 recruits to the "StSW Settlements Volunteer Force, 2lMp es *"tre enrolled, bringing the tats *M»ber of the Europeans who«f' c up to consisting of. Colour service! 263
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    RUBBLE RESTRICTION.
    101 4 lndiffe*t*> Supported. London, o*l- vv it* reference to its circularHr catin K continuance of the schemJjt restriction of output the Rubber Growers' Associatioa»>>rU that the required minimum Hssents has not been received, assenting refiftyfive per cent of the arfc controlled by the membaaV the Association. No written rsß!
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    COMPAY'S BAD DAYS.
    74 4 Reuter. Chicaflpec. 30.—A statement issued WMe Sears, Roebuck Company. oH the largest trading organisatHn the country, says that vi view He large net loss anticipated for H the sale has been consummalf sixteen million dollars worth He Company's real estate to Jui:Hsenwald, president of the CompaHhich, with
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    NEW HORROR?
    48 4 Reuter. Parßc. 31.—A wire from Mayence «aat Mayence and Frankfort distrißL- in the grip of an epidemic resenß Spanish inliuanza, accompanied rapid mortality. Over cases are noted in the tßof Mayence, whila all th« i lanß hospitals are overcrowded. The B returns show over forty thouß&ffected.—Reuter.
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    HILE AND PERU.
    39 4 Reuter. Ssßb d« I hile, Dec 30.—1n reply to of the Peruvian Governßfche Chilian Government says it accept arbitration regardingßpplioJition of the third clause of Breaty of Ancon of 1883, ia refH to Tacna and Ariea.—
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    DUTCH LOAN.
    38 4 Reuter. Hsafuaj Dec 31.—The GovernniHs ass -ned the first instalment m W millions dollars of the Dutch lflßAnu: ato the Guaranty Trust cß.y, Sew York. The actual W interest payable will work out üßtven per cent.—Reuter.
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    EXSPENSIVE HYGIENE.
    38 4 Reuter. Bon. [>Ec 3n.— Ricarri» Jorge. Br of hygiene, in Portugal, ia B» n n °n a tnterBaJ mission for the purpose of Bog the question of the defence Birope against the invasion of Hike —Reuter.
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    ANCE'S POPULATION.
    28 4 Reuter. Bis, Dec 30.—The French census, H shows the population of France B.ing Alsace Lorraine is B>,ooo. including 1,550,000 foreignBompared with 39,604,000, includ81,132,000 foreigners in 1911.—
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    10 4 Iris, Dec 31.—General Nivelle has r swsrded tk* military mtclal.
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      199 4 'BEN' ALARM CLOCKS. BIG BEN PERFECT TIME-KFEPERS. BAB^ Always do the Prlc* If you'd Hue early right thing at $8.75 just lay when the right time Nett. and leave your oall with Baby Ben. OBTAINABLE FROM Robinson Co., Ltd., vi*2"i y (Incorporated in the SA) i ShCA'ORE. A LUBRICANT FOR
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      234 4 j NEW STOCK IN HAND. Emery Cloth and Sand Paper, Emery and Glass Powder, Jaokton'i Floor Stain Varnish, Frenoh Pollah and Gold Sise Varnish, Oopal, Oak and Blaok Japan Varniih, Salter's Family Spring Balance, Salter'! Oiroalar Spring Balanoe, Thermometers— Japanned and self-registering, BraM Blow Lamps (Upright and Vertical), Magnolia Anti
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    BID FEELING IT WASHINGTON.
    1364 5 French Resent Criticism Of Their Attitude. Sensational Allegations. Reuter. Washington, Dec- 31. 8 u er stood the proposal limiting auxiliary craft to ten thousand tons was virtually agreed on at this morning', session of the naval committee where all the delegations agreed except France, who is
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    INDIAN REPUBLIC!
    129 5 AGITATOR'S BOLD UTTERANCE. SERIOUS RIOTING. Reuter. Ahmedabad, Dec 31.—A fiery plea for a republic to be called the "United States of India" was submitted by Hazrat Mohani in his presidential address to the annual session of the All India Moslem League. Mr Gandhi was present. Mohani losing no
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    PRINCE IN RANGOON.
    182 5 Has Great Reception. Herbert Ressell (per Reuter). Calcutta, Jan. 1.—The Prince of Wales sailed for Rangoon. He waved farewell to a cheering crowd. Despite a hartal, on the day of arrival, the visit was a splendid success. Ceremonies performed by the Prince of Wales included opening the
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    BANQUE'S HOPE.
    143 5 Details of the Scheme. Reuter. Paris, Dec 30.—1n the Chamber the finance committee detailed the Government's proposals for rehabilitating the Banque Industrielle de Chine. It was decided, however, not to appoint a reporter until the Chamber heard the report on the situation which M Bokanowski, the budget reporter,
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    EGYPTIAN AGITATION.
    64 5 Madame Zaghlul's Effort. Reuter. Cairo, Jan 1.—In an appeal addressed to the nation, Madame Zaghlul urges unity and discipline. She adds: "Ignore the English, and do not co-operate with them." She asks each man and woman to say the following prayer: Almighty God, give back our dear exiles
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    50 5 Reuter. Rome, Dec 30.—The newspapers state there is no fear that the suspension of the Banca Italiano will adversely affect other big banks. It is stated the Government besides granting a moratorium has taken steps to guarantee the bank's creditors and to place it eventually in a more favourable position.—Reuter.
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    90 5 Mr Low Kway Song, late manager of the now defunct Eastern Illustrated Review/ left for Bangkok by the s.s. Kuala, on Saturday. It will be remembered that the Review" occupied a unique position in Straits journalism—mainly through the zealous endeavours of Mr Kway Song,— but subsequently came to the end
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    RECONSTRUCTION.
    318 5 ALLIES' MEETING OPENS. CORPORATION FORMED. Reuter. Paris, Dec 30.—M Loucheur presided at the opening conference at Quai d' Orsay on the queation of the most effective form of international co-operation for the industrial reconstruction of Europe, especially of central and eastern Europe. Britain, France, Italy and Belgium are represented
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    RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
    206 5 Commercial Relations. Reuter. London, Dec 31.—M Krassin, on behalf of the Soviet Government, has signed an agreement with a representative of American relief administration for the shipment of ten million dollars gold from Russia to New York for the purchase of food and seed supplies for the famine
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    SAMPLE POST.
    94 5 New Rule Resented. Reuter. London, Dec. 30.—The announcement that sample post packets must in future be limited to twelve ounces weight and twelve to eight inches in size, as against the present allowance of five pounds and no restriction of size, is viewed with extreme disfavour in Lancashire
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    BENGAL'S GOVERNOR.
    32 5 Reuter. London, Dee 31.—Earl Lytton has been appointed to succed Lord Ronaldshay as Governor of Bengal in March. —Reuter. j L 1 An important letter concerning Straita-Chiaese Volunteers appears on
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    SPORT.
    983 5 NEW YEAR EVENTS. THE SEA SPORTS. The annual New Year tea sports held yesterday morning, were, a* oanal, tha centre of a great attraction Johnston's Pier, aa well aa tha Master Attendant's jetty and the road in front of the Singapore Club, were thronged with eager spectators, while the
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    YACHTING.
    313 5 NEW YEAR'S DAY RACING. The opening race cf the New Year was on Sanday, for the Somerville Bowl, and ten boats started, in fine weather and smooth water. Tbe Clab coarse was ased, and Margaret II was the first in rounding tbe Man-O-War Buoy, with the Kathleen next md
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    FOOTBALL.
    134 5 S C F A LEAGUE. i Saturday's Match, Straits Youngsters' 1. Bendemeer Athletic 4. Chua Teng Siew, scored fir6t goal for Bendemeer, Teo Whay Kow, equalised for Youngsters'. Chua Wah Cheng scored the second goal for Bendemeer, Chia Kwang Hung scored the third goal for Bendemeer, and Chua Teng
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    RUGBY.
    546 5 UNDER THIRTIES* VICTORY. Reuter. By "Reynard". According to the tale told on thi SCC ground on Saturday it does no. do to have too many hopes as a ruggci player if you are over 50 years of Fifteen Over-thirties from the Cricke. Club sought to tc.%ch fifteen Undei Thirties
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 5 Singapore, January 3. On London bank 4 months' sight 23 4 1-bo Demand 2s 3 7-fwi Private 3 months, sight 2* 4 o-on >n India— Bank Tei. Transfer 173 jn Hongkong— Bank demand draft 13% p.c. pm. Jn Shanghai— Bank demand draft 64% Jn Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 133%
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    37 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, January 3. tiibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price». Buyers seller* Spot 38% 39 January 39% 40 Jan to March 42 42% April to June 44% 45 Tone of Market. —Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    27 5 Singapore, January 3. T ./-day's closing ruDi>er qU'- -~tions it as Uiiuer: \ori£. —2J% eta. London. —li%d. Singapore. —cts. lone of Market.— Steady.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    82 5 Singapore, Jan. 3. Silver 34%. Hongkong 13 per cent premium. Shanghai 64%. Three Months Gold $50%. Share Market—Quiet. Rubbers.— Practically no enquiry. Tins. —Taipings $1.12%, Norths 31.17%, Souths 52% cents, Nawng $1.67 Papans 27% cents „tawangs 67% cents, PeataUngs 92% >cnls, Johans 92% cents, Pauang J
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    103 5 Special Chaplin Films. Booking for "The All Chaplin Programme and The 13th Chair was open from 9 a.m. yesterday at the Theatre, to enable patrons to book their seats. Yesterday being a Public Hoiiday Moutrie s was closed. Ring ap the threatre, Tel. 826. The film showing the
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    K P M WAGES.
    62 5 Engineers Against Reduction. (Aneta service to the Tribune. Weltevreden, December 31.—The Engineers Union has decided not to accept the salary reduction of ten per cent of the Royal Packet Company. They accept the consequence, which might be eventual dimissal. This standpoint will be maintained until it
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    23 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan I.—The death has occurred of the Republican Senator, .dr Penrose, chairman of the Pinsmre 1 Committee of the Senate. —Router.
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    GLENEALY RUBBER.
    563 6 VALUE OF PAST POLICY. Satisfactory PoaiUon. Tha twelfth annual gwaoral me«tutc oi Gienwaly Plantations, Limited, waa h«ld at Ureaham House, Battery-road, m. sou) on Saturday, MrWP Plummar prmiding. Othan preaant were Maaaza H fiobin&on, F Norman Sanderson, Capt J id Daly, Capt Keek, and W fiajner (£or the
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    THE NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    45 6 Amount previously aeknowled ed $6905.60 Wha Kee Kok Association 10 Ho Ho Biscuit Factory, Ltd 50 Meyer Bros 100 Naina Mohamed and Sons 10 W D W Kerr, Esq. 50 Straite Chinese Physical Culturists 20 Chinese Christian Association 32 Total $7177.60
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    ON CHANGE.
    111 6 Fearon and Co's Weekly Review. Kuala Lumpur, Dec 28. The X'mas holidays have interfered to a great extent with business and as we write both the tin and rubber markets are in a state of suspended animation. The next rubber auction will be held on Friday, the 30th
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    SHANGHAI FREIGHT MARKET.
    157 6 W heelock and Go's Report. Shanghai, Dec 15. Tht- situation in our Outward Freight markets is as follows To United Kingdom and Continent: The Homeward Conference has reduced rates on cereals and oils by about 30 per oent as from the 6th inst and this, with a
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 6 (We do not necessarily endorse ths opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    CHINESE VOLUNTEERS.
    411 6 from EDWIN A BROWN, O C, Chiaese Company May I again crave the aee of your oolumna to bring to the notion of the Straits Chinese the fact that there is still room in the Chinese Co. S V I for strong healthy men. Friday, the 30th inst.,
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    GUTHRIE A CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    114 6 Singapore, Dec. 31. The set back reported last week proved to be of a temporary nature, values showing a distinct recovery after the Xmas Holidays. Prior to the Auctions yesterday, the tone was steady at Sheet 38 cente, Crepe 37Vs cents, and, after a quiet
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    HARLOW AND CO.'s REPORT.
    181 6 Singapore, December 31. Copra. There has been practically no» change in this market since last reporting. Business has been fair and closing quotations are as follows:— No. 1 Standard $10.25 to $10.75 2 9.75 to 10.25 3 9.25 to 9.75 Shanghai, Dec 19 —Fonr British PX-seam'-n
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    SPORT.
    159 6 FOOTBALL. THE ENGLISH CUP. Draw for First Round. London, Dec 20th.—Tha draw for tha first round of the English Cup to ha played on Jan. 7 is as follows: Bristol City v Notts Forest. Portsmouth v Luton. Hull v Middlesborough. Leicester v Clapton. Blackburn v Southport. Gillingham v Oldnam.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    188 6 Report for the Year. The following are extracts from the report of the Commissioner of tha Singapore and South Malaya Boy Scouts Association on the work of the year 1920-21. The outstanding event was the opening of their Headquarters in a portion of the old Post Office
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMBRCE RUBBER ASSN.
    147 6 Singapore, Dec. 30. Catalogued 1,986,333 Aft. tons. Offered 1,84y,931 lbs. 825.86 tons. Sold 1,525,253 lbs. 680.91 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality 38 to 38% cents per lb. Good Average Quality 37% to 38 cents per lb. Off Quality 32
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    55 6 The Palacegay programme for tonight is a fine one, with "Sporting Life" (seven reels), "Julius Caesar" (four reels), and the "Lurking Peril" serial among its features "The Mad Marriage," a five-part him with Carmel Myera in the leading role, appears in the change of programme at the Empire,
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      48 6 EASTERN SMELTING CO. LTD, (Incorporated in England.) Notice ie hereby given that a final dividend of J/. per eh are. lest Income Tax, haa been declared on the Preferred ibarea on account f f the year ending Hat Angus*. 1921, payable on 12th Janoarj, 1921. I*l 8 1
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      68 6 Free Free Free 1 Tire Gauge p OT X Dtmlop T|re Pl|rohftg6d I Patcbquick For 1 Danlop Tnb6 Paroh|lied 1 Tire Gauge, 1 Patcbquick. X For 2 Dnnlop Covers Pnrohaaad. and 1 pair tire lever J 1 Tire Gauge, I Pdtchquick, I 1 pair tire lover, and For 4 Dnnlop
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      552 6 WANTED—Extra Assistants during our Sale tor all Departments, good salary and commission paid. Apply in person to. JOHN LITTLE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England) 8-1 5-1 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. SA 7 per cent. LOAN (1921.) FINAL ISSUE OF BONDS. Holderi of Provisional Receipts of th> above loan are hereby in formed
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      131 6 A USEFUL ARTICLE BARGAIN PRISE. LAC OIL An oil with wonderful drying property. Eminently nailed for n»« as a varnish and an antioorroaive for metels, excellent for nee in the treatment of von mis in rabber trees. No more ru«ty m idgnardt when Lac Oil Ip os*d. > OBTAINABLE AT
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      85 6 WHEN AND WHERE, To-day, Jan. 3. High Tidaa.—1.35 a.m., 1.5 p.m. Rent Board, 2.15. Charlie Chaplin Film?, Vie Theatre, 9.16. To-morrow, J**. 4. 1. T:dee.—1.5 a.m., 1.46 p.m. Polo, Halwrhar. TatxgGn dub At Home, 6.16. Thuradaj, Jam. 5. High Tidee.—2.38 a.m., 2.29 pju. Dalhouaie Chapter, 8.30 p.m. Friday, Jan. f.
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      338 6 MAILS CLOSE To-day, Jan. 3. Batu Pahat Barratta 3 p.m. Malacca 4 Muar *Kelantan 4 p.m. .Rhio Emaly 4 p.m. T+wmw, Jmm. 4, P Samba, Mosara-Sab« A DJambi Singksp 9 a-m. Penang,* Rangoon A Calcutta Jacox 9 mjB. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. P Sambu, Muntok A Palembang G G
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    410 7 Dews from China, Japan and the Philippines. CHINESE POST OFFICE IN SHANGHAI. Vaat New Building to be Erected. The Chinese Postal Administration has is-eed invitations for com petitive designs for the erec'.ion of s new and modern Head Post Oihc in Shanghai. Tbe bailding fa to be
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    HONGKONG RECLAMATION.
    459 7 Contract for over (2,760.000. Work In connection wi:b the Pray a East reclamation scheme wu began on November 1st. Tbe con tract was awarded to Messrs Sang Lee and Co, whose tender watt $J,766,899 70. The contract period rans for six years bat tbe j b may be
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    ENGINEERING IN JAPAN.
    212 7 E ectricity and shipbuilding to-day are attracting more followers anion;; *he youth of Japan than any other forma of employment, according to Ml S-iie.ro Oi. of the N'ppoi hi stria r?o, f of Totio. Mr 0' a*ya th tbe 1 spams aa vetasasas are pay tof pajftasalet
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    PRESENT AND FUTURE.
    916 7 HON. MR. CAMPBELL'S VIEWS. Affairs in Malacca. acres. At the end of 1919 the total acreage was 48,673. A great part of this area was interplanted with fruit trees. As regarded tapioca, the reply was that, at the end of lyi'J, the acreage amounted to 1,700 only,
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      137 7 4 ft? i William Caxton first introduced the printing press into England in the year 1471. After acquiring the newly invented art of printing at Bruges, he returned tc England, the land of his birth, and set up a printing press near Westminister Abbey, "The Game and Playe of Chesse"
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      368 7 Do you realise the danger of Anaemia (Impoverished blood). Rich, red blood is an Indispensable necessity to the mainien.ince of vital energy. When the blood becomes impoverished (Anjcnuc) the whole bodily < health suffers. Because impOVtr* I ished I' ood lacks the nu'.rit ye material necessary, to replace the i
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