Malaya Tribune, 16 January 1922

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] v y AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. ELr No. 12 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY, 16, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1922.
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      204 1 I SUN AND COMPANY J 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Phase: iM DEALERS IN PHOTOMATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT ALSO 1 CAMERA REPAIRS AND I FRAME-MAKING. (SALE PRICES. I VAlin ninnr nniirc/n FLASKS.—Nickel plated «houlder» 1 lUUK rllNIt DRINKS:* cap. Morocco Laather colour- j cd case.
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      101 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlement! ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect Ic Lighting ft Power Installations, Fell rente of Eleetrleal rappllei In itoek: V LB. Wires CableB. Metal Filament Lamps. €eiling Table Fans. j Fittings Accessories. "DittOinpr Telephones. MADSTRONG' Plants, rhe ideal Lighting Set for Bungalows
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      246 1 CIGARETTES I NUMBER gg g VIRGINIA p Refinement Solt Manuftcroren lARDATH TOBACCO Co.. Ltd., LOfDON. I Our Annual 1 AND Chinese New Year Clearance Sale NOW PROCEEDING. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! NEVER BEFORE have such really sm rt goods been offered so much below current price. Purohate Now. John Little Co.,
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    TO STOP A COLD.
    1068 2 WHERE DRASTIC MEANS SUCCEED, The Timet medical correspondent contributes the following artiole to a recent issue of the Trade Supplement, and in many ways it will interest people in the tropics aa well as those exposed to a winter climate: When a man has caught a
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    ST ANDREW'S MISSION.
    140 2 Hospital Building Fund. The Chinese sup-committee of the St Andrew's Mission Hospital Building Fund acknowledge with thanks the following donations towards ths szpenses of the sale, concert and Variety entertainment to be held at the end of this month at the St Andrew's Mission School and at
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    58 2 Amount previously acknowledged $7,177.60 Per Mr N B Wasearhout Mr B X Hassan Marican $10.06 Mr Ona Shaik Moharned 25.00 Messrs M Akisamalin Bros. IO.tO Hadji Abdul Kalib ft.ea c V s i.oo Mr P M Sultan 10.00 61.00 Ths Hon Mr Song Ong Si n 50.00
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    COAL MINING IN INDIA.
    111 2 Hr J 1 E Wilson, late Chief [aspeetor of Mines in India, reviewed, ia a recent lecture in England, the eeonomie positioa of India as a potential competitor with Europa in the coal export trade. He pointed out that, in addition to the twe large ■teel
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    U M S VICTORY TO BE DRY-DOCKED.
    109 2 London, Dm the end of the prtetat month H M S Victory will be p]« M d in dry dock at Portemouth, and it i 9 geaerally accepted that cc will ramaia there permanently. In viaw of thia, Mr W L Wyllie, R
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    TWO GREAT LAWYERS.
    559 2 VETERANS OF THE ENGLISH BENCH. Two great veterans of the English Beach, Lord Halsbury and Lord Lindley, have died almost within a few hoars of each other. Both had been called to the Bar in 1860. Bosh, after remarkable career* of public service, had passed the commonly
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      364 2 If GREAT REDUCTIONS M ji "QUALITY" HI S3 o 9 I Bicycl of America. Sa3 Bs a os« <q f CaLL ahd inspect AT «00 i|t ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR GOY. Hs O W P 38 SHORT STREET. 5 The International Overseas Co. IMPORT! FINEST Coal, Sugar, r,NMI jBJSSr AUSTRALIAN Sandalwood OiL
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      161 2 ,i™ GE FOR YOURSELF. Is it worth while to experiment J«n the myriad so-called cures" ror Rheumatism 'prhen there IS one p£SSn& time-tested and PROVEN which will brine you instant 'relief For nearly a generation Little's Uneutial Balm has been used by all ciaa/iaa 0 f people, in all countries,
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      141 2 Electrify Your Bungalow! Why I cocte nt wi'h old fashioned, dangerous l erotene oil lsmps when you can hive eleotrio lights in your hem. at same running cost We can snj ply. from stook, Matthews' Plant 15-20 lamp car a city, complete with 16-oell glass ju batteries (80 a mo4re*hour
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      448 2 srvjflii*fT»Tjl I tv&s Pmnk pills Tour health, strength aud energy de. pend upoa tha condition of you* blood H foe feel weak aad out-of-anrtfc d seffer with indigestion, ihaninslii psins, palpitation*, sleeplessness, had drum, pains in the bank, are a*ae< aue, low-spirited, nervous aad sacking in go," the only way
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      780 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUoTIOiNS Messrs WARING ROE Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Business Premises, Building Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1, COLLYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the above sales
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      384 3 QrBi;d Opening of tha most ThriHiug and 0 igiaal Serial^ IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 930 p M Th* Sl* Corp DfWSttOtf Li< n\ Jiok fjffVetfea th a b*ro of CamcraJ Knighted and J-»to>ra'ed by Kint? O < »g-, with Helen Holmep 3nd a formi<i?.bl« cas*. in THE FATAL FORTUNE
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      456 3 i From Thursday, January 12, to Taaslay, January 17 1922 Be Alhtmora It Aihamdri the Tneatre AT Tns tna oa{ a UAMDDA Pictures, tbe &JL |mjf| sMtP JIM ard n B M T iV til I JTL 1 1 0 t\ JT -sssr I tad tut BEST FHt «iaii for
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      155 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures BEACH ROAD. From THURSDAY, Jan. 12, to WEDNESDAY, Jan. 17, (exo'uding Suuday, January 15) AN ATTENTION—HOLDING PATHE DrUMA with ru interesting plot THE HAUNTING TERROR In 4 IWif. An rYttflsui iistuii wi.h en air of mystery that makes it absorbir,*
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      408 3 SEASON'S SECOND SUPER PROGRAMME. In keeping with the policy established during the past year we will present, during the nuon dow at hand, a seriea of pholo .lay Stale? pieces which bav.n.T.r been approached in B ill" Tl The Firrt of thete offerings wag THE SAFETY CURTAIN THE SECOND OF
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    MUNICIPAL FINANCE.
    726 4 In some respects the report of the Commission appointed to enquire into the financial position of the Singapore Municipality is gratifying, but when the whole of the recommendations are summed up they are not encouraging to the mind which believes in civic progress. The report does well to
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    571 4 Before Mr Nunn, District Judge BO Saturday Chi ong Chee Yang, the quondam shipping clerk of Messrs Tan Kah Kee, was charged with cheating the firm in respect of $2,437 and $2,148 and with criminal breach of trust in repect of $1,750 on different dates. As the accused had pleaded
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    369 4 LATEST REPORT OF ARRANGEMENTS. Attire for the Races. H M S Renown will reach Singapore at 9 a.m. on Friday, March 31. His Royal Highness will leave the ship in his own barge and land at Johnston's Pier punctually at 10 a.m. but, as already stated, the
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    181 4 Progress of Commercial Section. It may be of interest to the commercial community to know to what extent the Malaya-Borneo Exhioition has been supported so far as the Commercial Section is conevrnd. Originally the Ground Committee provided fifteen kiosks, all of which have been let, as well as
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    243 4 A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Penang Chinese Labourers Unemployment Fund was held at the Chinese Town Hall on Tuesday. Mr Yeoh Paik Tatt (chairman) presided and the others present were Messrs Oon Kheng Pheow. Lye Kuan, Kher Swee Teng Gan Him Heo, Lim Eng Hoe and Yeoh
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    NEW MEETING.
    579 4 GENOA CONFERENCE REMAINS. THE PRELIMINARIES. Reuter. Paris, Jan 13.—The text of the pr& posed Anglo-French Pact, handed tj M Briand by Mr Lloyd George on 11, is published. It consists of five short First, in the event of direct provoked aggression by German» against France, Britain immediate!*, will
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    LEAGUE ACTIVITIES.
    50 4 Reuter. Geneva, Jan 13.—The Comd of the League of Nations ha- adopted a resolution moved by tl. Chines* representatives for tht puif obtaining necessary information from the Governments eoncen >d. The Secretary General has been authorised to convoke a second ■eetiH the Consultative Opium < BM on April
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    IN EGYPT.
    19 4 Reuter. Cairo, Jan 15.—Gen A J rescinded the order reg.v af rendering the Zaghlulite fur...- b> authorities.—Reuter.
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    47 4 Her Highness the Ranes, untitled is returning to England at th ning of February. The 1 zabeth has had to nderg s]^: operation at home but we ere say is quite recovered. Her Hi*** 6 will be accompanied by Captaßl 5 Bejwy Gifford, A. D. C.—S. G.
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      146 4 ROBINSON AND CO., LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) SINGAPORE. JUST RECEIVED The j Plastic TIF. Made with the Perfect Interlining. Pnw. Pat *****/»!. Q which will not stretch or m B curl and always retains its m A shape. ideal for Double Collar. «r la a Variety of Fashionable Designs.
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      328 4 I GUAN KIAT 8? Co., Ltd., j Incorporated in tbe Straits Settlement* 36, PHILLIP STBBBT, SINGAPORE. I I New Stocks in hand of Bright Handled Claw Hammer*, Engineer*! Ball Pane Hammers, Doable faced SU-dge Hammers, Boiler Scaling Hammers, Best Omwi Tenon Saws, G*at St«el Double edge Pruning taws, Cast Steel
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    A SHANTUNG SETTLEMENT?
    500 5 agreement Tsingtao and Ita clow. iaval Treaty still MMH Reuter. London, Jan. 13.-Several matters are protracting the Washington Conft.ance, the end of which is not so clearly in sight as it seemed a week ago. The Shantung question is not yet finally settled, but it is reported
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    S. AFRICAN STRIKE.
    111 5 A Serious Aspect. Keuter. Johannesburg, Jan 14.—The Wwken 1 redeiation has I drastic step, announcing that all Mcatanl services shall be withdrawn n Saturday morning, protesting ..hat tr.e nnpiojlfl were substituting scab hkwr, also tnat the Government rejected the federation's oifer to rft the coalmines. —Reuter. Johannes
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    IRISH GOVERNMENT.
    114 5 treaty Formally Ratihed. Reuter. londoa. Jan 14.—The Southern Pirtiiawint of Ireland has appointed a provisional government, several of whom are Dail ministers, including Mr .Michael Collins and also Professor, Mat NeiU, Speaker of the Dail, with eowtl to add to their number. Hi Griffith was not appointed, in
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    SPAIN'S CABINET.
    44 5 Reuter. Madrid, Jan 13.—1t is now stated that the repeat that the King refused t* Hg> the decree was inaccurate. It explained that His Majesty only wished to postpone signature. It is expected Senor Maura will form a cabinet, excluding Lacierva.— Keuter.
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    HURRICANE IN U.S.
    40 5 100 Mile An Hour Wind. Reuter. New York, Jan 13.— Five were ■died and 50 injured in a hurricane, fnt wind was sometimes a hundred aa hour, and pedestrians were blown under the wheels of tbe trails.—K«uew.
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    STANDARD OIL WINS.
    125 5 Cian Line to Pay. Reuter. London, Jaa 13.—The -Court of ffcaaicei at Edinburgh to-day found foe the plaintiff! in an action by the Standard Oil Company of New York versus the dan Line for tne loss of cargo aboard the Clan Gordon in July, The vessel loaded
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    HOPE FOR RUBBER.
    122 5 Greatly Redutcu Stocks. Reuter. London, oan 13. —Messrs S Figgis and Company's annual india rubber market review estimates that the total shipments from the East in 1921 wen JoB,OUO tons, and the stocks in London and Liverpool have increased from 50,000 to (7.000 tons but the stocks
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    THE LEIPZIG FARCE.
    53 5 international Opinion. Reuter. Paris, Jan 14.—The commission of Inter-Allied jurists which was invited by the Supreme Council to give its opinion on the Leipzig judgments of war criminals, has submitted a unanimous resolution demanding that Germany be required to surrender the accused persons for judgment b> the
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    SENATOR REINSTATED.
    45 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan 13.—The Senate has upheld the right of Senator Newberry to retain his seat. It will be recalled that the Supreme Court quashed his sentence of two years' imprisonment and a fine of £2,000 for corrupt practices in the 11*1-8 eioceKma.—Reot*».
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    FRENCH CRISIS.
    480 5 IS THE PACT OVER? POINCARE BUSY. Reuter. London, Jan. 13. —M Briand's resignation comes as a bitter disappointment to British hopes, and has torpedoed the Cannes Conference, and pcfssibly also the Genoa Conference, foji&t is considered impossible to continue the Cannes discussions in the absence of France, while
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    WHITE AUSTRALIA.
    40 5 Labour Sentiment. Reuter. Adelaide, Jan 13.—Alarmed by Mr Barwell's statement as to introducing Asiatics into the Northern Territory, the Labour Party has issued a manifesto urging the workers to fight this movement for introduction of coloured labour. Reuter.
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    AMERICA'S TRADE.
    43 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan 14—The imports for December were $236,800,000, including gold $31,685,000 silver 35,516,000 and the exports $295,900,000, including gold $1,950,000; silver 87,145,000. The imports for 1921 were $2,508,452,000 gold $691,267,000 silver $63,243,000 and the exports 1,484,767,000, gold $23,680,000, silver $51,575,000—Reuter.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS.
    55 5 Reuter. London, Jan 13.—The new Commonwealth of Australia loan of five millions sterling at six per centum, stock redeemable in 1931-1941, issued at a price of 97, is being under.JWritten. An issue of four millions sterling ordinary and eight per centum preference shares of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company
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    CHOLERA IN MANILA.
    22 5 Reuter. Manila, Jan 13. —Eight deaths have occurred from cholera in the past fortnight. Eighty-one 6uiferer» have been iaoiatd.—Reuter.
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    MADRAS EVENTS.
    305 5 HOOLIGANS DO SOME DAMAGE. ARMOURED CARS USED. Reuter. Madras, Jan. 14.—Rumour BfJ ot n killing rioters wholesale since the Prince of Wales arrived. On making enquiries of the highest official sources, late last night, I learnt that the known number of deaths as the result of fighting was
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    RAFFLES SCHOOL EVENING CLASSES.
    283 5 The scheme for the iUi- s "UMiool evening classes comprises tuition in book-keeping, type-wruii.g and shortand (classes to be formed immediately*, and later in the j mr instruction will be given m commercial English, arithmetic a,id office routine (Governmental an>i commercial). Ad\aneed and e.enunUry classes will
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    100 5 The death rate for the week end ing Jan 7 was 30.74 per mille. Nationalities were Europeans 0, j Eurasians 5, Chinese 153, Malays Indians 25, with a total of 214, of which 148 were males and 66 females The chief cause* of death were Beri-beri 24, phthisis
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    454 5 SPECIAL ENROLMENT DAYS OVER. But Recruiting Continues. La will be seen from tbe notice 'a our adverticement cj!um..§, ep'oiii recruiting dayi are not King eel aBide ia fu'i.-e. Iuiond. iag recrai.s may g«t th ir enrol u*nt tc-um ei'her from Ibt Drill Hallor'iiH Clubs, and oo are ■In
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    MALACCA V R.
    103 5 .v. a .\e taaaj vdjutani. Capt II A J Woodfall has been apppiated Acting Adjutant Malacca v'oluntaer RnUs, and proceeds to Malacca by the Hye-Leong em Monday next. Capt oodfail was commissioned in the fth Battalion East Surrey Regt (T b in 1911. He proceeded to India
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    EMBROIDERY GOODS.
    241 5 Diapate in Supreme Court. Before the Ckiti Justice Sir W*altei Shaw in the Supcesae Cuurt this morning, the partly tried case, Stracnan OeweU and Co., vs. Lan Kia Wuh, (carrying on business BBttkff the style of The (Jaiteu Aiiipo.-. Trada't Co.), came up for further iiearing. Mr A
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    15 5 Mr W Duncan, who is now living near Woking, is returning to Malaya iv April.
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 Singapore, January 16. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2a 4 l-16d Demand 2s 3 13-16 d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 5-16 d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 14 p.c. p». On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 64% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    34 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, January 16. R bed Smoked Sheet Cloaing Price* Buyeri Seller* Spot 36 36% Feb to March 37% 38 April to June 40 40% Tone of Market.—Quiet.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, January 16. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—lbva cts. London— lOd. Singapore.—36 cts. Sheet. Tone of Market.—Quiet.
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'s REPORT.
    105 5 MACPHAIL CO.'s REPORT. Singapore, January 16. Silver 35%. j Hongkong 14 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $51. Share Market. —Quia*-, Rubbers. —Practically Mlo enquiry. Tins.—Taiping $1.05 to $1.10, Norths fU2% to |147tt. Souths 49 to 51 cents, Papans 22 to 26 cents, j Kawangs 57 Vk to
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    73 5 A Wuchow telegram dated Dec 29 Btab that daring the previous fortaigbl nearly every motor boat f.om up rhn r has had one or two passengers shot dead and several wounded by prates en route. Ihe latest boat, the fneh Wo, had one killed and five WO .cd. The authorities
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    MUNICIPAL FINANCE.
    4325 6 REPORT OF COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. The Full Recommendations. PART I.—Preliminary. Th* Commission sat on the 6th, Oct. to discuss procedure. Subsequent meetings have been held on Saturday the 8th October, Thursday the 13th October, Monday the 17th October, Saturday the 22nd October, Saturday the ."th November, Wednesday the
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      264 6 KEAVELLS HAND OPERATED AIR COMPRESSORS For Starting Gas or Oil Engines and Pumping Up iMotor Tyres, Etc. This Hale machine is an extremely simple and reliable had driven Air Compreaeor, euitable to cbargitg the Btartin* 1 recj-iveis oi g** and oilengines, infUing pneumatic tyrei in K*.-agn f or any purpcse
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      144 6 TO LET—On* room with verandah, private family Tanglin (livtrle*-, par, garag*. Apply P, 0. 172, c/o Malaya Tribune. 16 1 21 1 8. S. V. F. RECRUITING. After Friday, 13th January, 1922, nnleaa notification to the contrary is given, no special daya will be fixed tor enrolling. All who wiah
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    SPORT.
    554 7 FOOTBALL. MALACCA GAMES. Govt. Competition. At a meeting held at St F A Club Premise* the draw for the first round of the Government Interdepartmental football competition resulted as follows: St Francia' Inst, v The~Posts and Telegraph. Medical Team v Alor Gajah D O Team. Govt. Monopolies v Jaain
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    RUGBY.
    200 7 SCC MEETING. A meeting in connection with rugby football will be held at the S C C in the Lounge after practice on Tuesday afternoon, when the Malaya Cup Competition which is to be held next season will be discussed. It is hoped that all interested members will attend,
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    CRICKET.
    505 7 S C C v». STAFFORDS. Prior to meeting the Stafford* cricket team on the Padang on Saturday afternoon in a farewell match, the SCC cricketers entertained their Rueyts to tiffin in the North Room of the Cricket Club. There were over 40 present and an excellent lunch was served.
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    THE TURF..
    241 7 PEN AN G RACES. Third Day's Result*. (From Our Own Correnpondent), Penang, Jan 14.—Exceile nt weatherprevailed for the third da y's racing! and there was a good atten* iance. The results were as folio* f Race I.—(One Mile). Babr (Suttle) I 1 Two ran.—Won by five lengtha. Time
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    BOXING.
    367 7 BASHAM vs. LEWIS FILM. Mr R M Donati, by whose enterprise tbe peblic of Singapore were shown the great Dam pie v Carpentter film, has procured another splendid boxing film, the contest between Johnny Basbam and "Kid" Lewis, for the middle-weight championship. This film was soreened in Mr Donati's
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    YACHTING.
    488 7 YESTERDAY'S EVENTS. Tbe third of the races for tbe Son. »r villa Bowl was sailed on Sua day morning, ten boats starting in l'gbt weather *nd a calm sea, a chance from tbe weather whicb bas prevailed for some time. The Kmll en crossed Brat, jast ahead, and the
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1774 8 UJHI HICK QUOTEW 0 Km; MOB. Vr-y- IBM Drridenda. Valuee iiyi. StUns. mm I Albnby a 15. O 26 25 per cent for year ended 30-8-2l> 1 Alor Gsjah 1 30 1 40 5 per cent for year ended 10-4-201 2 Amalgamated Malay 1 20 1 40
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    13 8 4 J?t* Bp r *>-■«« will h.w the Ported by ow > ™v~
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    PEARL CULTURE.
    205 8 NOT EASILY DETECTED. In a letter to the Daily Mail" Mr Albert F Celvart, author of "Pearls and Pearl states la the statement signed by 21 of the leadinr. jewellere in this country and published by you it is alleged that a claim has been made to the
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    INDIAN STUDENTS IN ENGLAND.
    125 8 Mr J N Sen, in his report on ths Indiaa Students Department for last year, estimates that there are about 1,500 students at the Universiuti aad Technical Colleges ia Britain, aad in view of the great pressure at th» Universities, this number cannot be said to
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      589 9 STEAMER SAILINGS India ANB APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in Eaglaao.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ft ORIENTAL B. N. CO. Under tontrset with His Majesty's Government. fIB COMPANY'S MAII SBBVIOIS HAST OI BOMBAY bjb) at present suspended. LOm*K VARMAiTKRaT ftMvlCl. Froa &ONDON Dne BINGAPOBE. lash&ar about Jan 23 Deranna about
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      532 9 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEAMERS MONTHLY SAILINGS to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, I B. EMITA doe here February 5th Sailing February Stb. For further Particulars, apply to Pater son Simons Co., Ltd. (Incorporated hi England.) 7 K— AGENTS. THE
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      729 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD(incorporated ia 8. A,) San Francisco Service Those desirous of seeing the Orient ihould travel by the aoenh rent" HONGKONG, fHAJfSHAL NAGAJAAO» YOKOHAMA. HOHOhWAB m Mil BaUJFCIIPB, Prom HONGKONG let NANKING 15,000 tons, Feb tO (First Class fare, Singapore ta Ban Franeiieo, G $343.00)
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      538 9 STEAMER SAILINGS i mm. nr— n f-— 1 1 1 —I I J 1., N.Y.K. European Line. (Incorporate* fat Japan.) -wC-^ London Llna Fortnightiy -ervioe For MARSEILLES, LONDON A ANTWBBP via PORTS. Yoshino Maru j an 22 Miehina Maru 29 Sado Maru 8 Liverpool Llna Monthly Servioe For MABSRILIJfiS LIVERPOOL
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      525 10 EA101D, 1 -Jty i a—sm OM OF THE KSY5 THAT UNLOCKS the storehouse of opportunities in the mercantile service ia a practical knowiecge of shorthaad aad business methods. The bee inning of tbe year is usually the best time to pat your good resolaiion into attion. Concentrate upon essentials. Get
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      525 10 HOTIfE, MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL Anandha Bharan Lodge lie. Penang Street PENANG. OPEN NOW. The Plainfield School at 7, Gentle Road c ff Newton receivei OhiDeee Papiii. There if no age limit bm ooji above 15 are placed in the afternoon class. For farther termi end pertiealari apply to the
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      398 10 mSURAHCE. j.. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE; CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated in the mJL) BOARD OF DIRECTOR8: Lisa Nh SookV Km. Dy, Caas> man. Oaf Boon Tat, Esq. Lisa Chwaa Calaa, Esq. Chna Pea Slug, Eoq, Lao Pang Bang, Eon, Too Baa Sang, Eoq. Ong Hin Hong, Can, Tan Boa Gua_, Ban, B
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      486 10 BANKS. WHE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD, (E*g1 stared la London, undo* the Companies Acta of 18«S to 1890, o» 2nd Dm. lfM), Authorlaod Capital H tt,000,000 I enisgrffcid Capital I Paid-up Capital 11,050,000 lerarra Find aad Bast Baad Office: Iff. GBACBC3 U EC H BTBBBT, London, B. 0, a,
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      486 10 Mitt BZE HAI TONG BANKING el INSURANCE CO* LTD, (Incorporated in the 8.S.) mad office: ia, Kune oTRBBT, SINGAPORE. Established 1*97, j Paid-u» Capital mm IM0O,0O0 j Surplus mm UQjm j COURT OF DIRECTORS Bach Eng Lin, Eaq.—-Chairmaa. Lee Wee Mam, Eaq,-—Deputy f"hali man > Chaa Tack Hoe, Eaq, J
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      484 10 THE HO HONG BANK. LTD, HEAD OFFICE: 94. MAilEET STREET, BRANCHES: Penang gs. Beach Street Malacca m Jonaer Street Muar 77.79 Jaian Suleiman. Beta Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Palembang 16, Uu*. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Franciaco, Bntavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, PeatiaMk and Traag. CAPITAL. Authoriaed $20,000,0e0
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      478 10 i ICHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, (Incorporatd in England BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np Capital in 000,000 Snares of 15 each *8,0O0,00t EeaerTeFond 0,600,00« Reserve Liability of Proprietor* i»y000,00* BANKERS, Bank of England, London Joint City aad Midland Bank, Lei. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Lad, National
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