Malaya Tribune, 19 January 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. IX.-No No. 15 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922.
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      260 1 ff SUN AND COMPANY I lt9. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. 1 SINGAPORE. Pb«m lit DEALERS IN PHOTOMATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND FRAME-MAKING. I ml.Sk"mw^WmWStS. lf (Incorporated in England.) I I* SALE PRICES. Dlr ari r nnilll/c FLASKS.—NickeI plated shoulders YOUR PICNIC DRINKS and
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      97 1 mam Sime, Darby Co., Ltd, II nconwated in Htraito Settlements I f ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. I Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting A Power Installations, 'k 1 I Fall raqmj rf metrical 5 ph,.« in liook I VLB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dlfitoirapr Telephones. MADSTRONG*
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      237 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AMD SHIPPING GA"TTE. Tel. No. 845, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. mnn $15.00 Half-yearly mm |J| I* Per quarter 8,76 Pcetaga Extra 50 etc. per Moatk. Our Annua! Chinese New Year Clearance Sale NOW PROCEEDING. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! NEVER BEFORE
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    FIGHTING WITH LEOPARD.
    333 2 AN UNDAUNTED INDIAN. Ths account of a fight between a ma a and a huge leopard in a jungle Tillage has thrilled India. After killing a young girl, the beast was chased by the inhabitants of the village, and in the end, the champion hunter among the
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    THE JANUARY "LONDON."
    476 2 Keeping up its Reputation. Tht "London Mngasine" for January iB a splendid production, and brimful of good features. Besides the usual high class fiction, thsre are many interesting articles, such as *A round with Sandy Herd" by Frank M Carruthers, 1 All on Big bteamers," by Sir
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    50 2 Lendos Dec 31.-Anti-Prohibitionists are endeavouring to secure the pessa/rt of a bill permitting the sale <rf heavily taxed light wines and beer in order to provide revenue for the Payment of soldiers' bonus. Meanwhile ths Director of Prohibition declares that the law will b» sven nnfre rjgMly enforced next yejitv
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    HOME HONOURS LISTS.
    242 2 NEW PEERS, BARONETS AND KNIGHTS, London, Jan 1. —The New Year's honour list is unusually long, and includes four peerages, sixteen baronetcies, and forty-eight knighthoods, besides apppointments to various orders. The best known new peers are Sir James Buchanan, the distiller, and Sir Robert Nivision financial adviser
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    GENERAL BOOTH'S PLANS.
    203 2 Scheme for Emigration. London, Dec 16. —General Booth, who has returned from abroad, believes that the worst period of unemployment snd distress is over, and that in the near future there will be a great exodus from the Old World to the new western and southern lands.
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    SIAM BUDGET.
    167 2 Fall in Rice Exports. In his report on the budget of Siaat for the year 1321-1, the Financial Adviser, Mr W J F Williamson, C M G state?: Ths two most striking items srs those relating to (a) the import of general goods, which showed a total value
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      351 2 I lectrify Your Bongalow! Why be content with old fashioned, dangerous kerosene oil lamps when yon oan have eleotrio lights in yonr home st the same running cost We oan supply, from stock, Matthews' Plant 15 80 lamp oapa eity, oojaplete with 16-ceil glass jar baturie* (80 ampere-hour eapaoity) for
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      582 2 A REMEDY. Some people inherit throat tenderness, and with them Just a slight chill makes the breathing tube* so swollen and sor* that it is sheer agony to attempt to *p*ak. Thar* is on* infallibl* r*m*dy for this condition— WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE so it at any tim* th* throat
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      113 2 WHAT'S THE USE? What's the use of enduring those frightful pains in your face when ten minuses' rubbing with Little's Oriental Balm will bring relief. Neuralgia is nothing: but tortured nerves, But those nerves quivering with agony, unlit yen for sleep, work or enjoyment. Little's Oriental Balm soothes, comforts, relisves—stops
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      579 2 A PAINFUL ENEMY. 1 heaatatias* is s Bloe4-poises> Until not long ago doctors as well m patients thought rheumatism was due to damp and cold. You need feet neither of those if you are not carrying rheumatism poison about with you in your blood. It is an acid whieh only
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      665 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUCTIONS. Messrs WARING A 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, COLLYEB QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the above
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      353 3 From Thursday, 19ih January to 8:mday, 22nd January. Grand Opening of the moat Thrilling and O.igir.al Serial IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 P.M. The Slk 8erial Corp 3 presents Lieut. Jack Levering the hero of Oambra', Knighted and Decorated by King George, with Helen Holmes and a formidable oast
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      580 3 I. From WtdneBdft y' J «nuary 18, to Monday, January 23, 1922, Athswnhrsi AT THE tau-erti ntatre SSstSJS Orchestra Cakca, Coffee, tad the best Tee Hall for Moik sod Pettires Tosv ote, meiiieii BiiOH sojld senred mtlmu daring later vaia. A TENSE, HUMAN AND S0BNI0ALLT BEAUTIFUL Supplemented by PIOIURE THE
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      362 3 FIRST 8H0W CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. AT 7 3» P.M. SHARP. WON BT A FOWL 2 Part Triangle Keystone. WORLD BRADY PICTURES PRESENTS THE WOMAN BENEATH With Ethel Clayton. From the story by Willard Mack In Five Parti. SECOND SHOW AT 9.11 P.M. "FIGHTING FATE SERIAL Episode 11 and 12 With
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    114 4 The question of China's future continues to worry Washington. Open-doers, tariffs, and control of mines, are items for settlement. Britain and France are now discussins Near East problems. The British consular serriee is coat- ing more nowadays. A German ship haa gone down hi the North Sea, with
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    53 4 DEATH. Mm. E. Ohojtg Choon, Gorernment Pensioner, and father of M ess re. E. Fa*n Hee, Toon H«e, Sip Hee, Chen Hee end Tern Hee of 41 Sean Street, pasted away on the 17th Instant. The Interment takes plee* on 8atordsy, the 21st Instant, at 10 a.m. 19
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    MOPLAHS AND ISLAM.
    648 4 I A great deal has been said about the Moplahs and their faith, and in most cases the comments have been distinctly unfavourable, leaving very little room for doubt in the mind of the lay reader that the Moplahs are a very fanatical and unruly lot. The
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    489 4 Mr P A Anthony has left Koala Lumpur for Singapore. Mr A D Duncan, manager of Batu Lintang Estate, Bagan Serai, Perak, returned from Home leave by the Blue Funnel liner Theseus. The members of the Anjuman-i-Islam are requested to note that the Anjuman has been removed from 39 Sungei-road,
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    SAMSU SMUGGLING.
    112 4 Another Big Seizure. j x (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Jan 19.—There has been a sequel to the Klang samsn seizure. It having been suspected that part of the cargo of the tongkang had been put off somewhere along the Klang coast, a lookout was kept, and
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    BURGLARY SEQUELS.
    115 4 District Court Cases. In the district court, before Mr B Nunn, this morning, the case resulting from the arrest, by Detective Inspector Phear of a number of men, In connection with several burglaries, was continued. The hearing of the case against Dollah, an Indian, was further proceeded with.
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    SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.
    95 4 To-morrow's Meeting. Mr Lim Han Hoe, hon secy of the S C B A, writes: I shall be obliged if you will allow me space to call the attention of the various communities to the public meeting to be held at the Victoria Theatre on Friday, Jaa 20,
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    MR DOUGHTY-SMITH'S MURDER.
    39 4 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Jan 18.—The Kedah and Siamese police are working together on the Doughty-Smith case. Big rewards are offered for the capture of the gang robbers. No arrests have been effected so far.
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    104 4 At the first annual general meeting of the Friendly Picnic Party Association, held at the Club's premises on Sunday, the following w«a asngfssi office-bearers for the current year: Patron, Mr Chua Sua Chwee (reelected); President, Mr Chia Goh Lee; Vice-Presidents, Mr Goh Hood Teck (re-elected), Mr Tan Yew Liang, Mr
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    189 4 At a meeting held on Monday night of the Straits Chinese Reading Club, with Mr Song Ong Siang in the chair,' the second issue of the Manuscript Magazine was read out before a big audience of members (old and new) snd friends. The articles which made up the magazine are
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    481 4 RARE MONKEY FOR zon SECTION. Amateur Photographer's Chaßc, Entries for exhibits for the Amateur Photographic Section of the Malay* Borneo Exhibition must be before March 17. These must» actually taken by exhibitor either in the Malay Peninsula or Borneo and be the original work of the ex. hibitor.
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    270 4 Eurasian Co. Formed. The enrolment of members for tht Eurasian Co. SVC at the Drill Ball yesterday afternoon was most successful, a total of 150 men being enrolled. Out of these some 45 per cent were old Volunteers. The influx of so much new blood is encouraging as
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    CHINESE AFFAIRS.
    531 5 Delegations Discuss tt?e Opes Boor Policy. Tariffs and Mines. Reuter. Washington, Jan. 17.—A communique states that an understanding has been reached regarding the transfer of the Kiaochow administration to China. A Sino-Japanese conference has begun a discussion on the mines question.—Reuter. Washington, Jan 17. —Virtually no progress was
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    CANADA AND U. S. A.
    97 5 The Canal Scheme. Reuter. Washington, Jan 17.—President Harding has transmitted without comment to the Senate the joint com-, mission's report recommeading the* creation of the Great Lakes to Atlantic canal. Engineers estimate the cost of a thirty foot channel on tr.e Saint Lawrence from Lake
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    BILLS OF LADING.
    103 5 Reforms Desired. Reuter. London, Jan 17.—As an outcome of the committee under tl.e chairmanship of Sir Demetriadi, established in 1920 10 discuss the conditions certain shipowners have endeavoured to impose regarding India and homeward J«t of lading, the Federation of British Traders' Associations has beea formed to-day
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    ASIA MINOR.
    62 5 Ere the Snows Melt. Reuter. p aris, Jan. 17_Anglo-French dip°matic discussions have already Parted with a cordial interview be**n Ur d Curzon and M Poincare, bl 0 discussed Franco-British proms' particularly the Eastern ques'on and agreed that the solution of until l r ught not to be deferred
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    QUAKE IN THE SOUTH.
    34 5 Reuter. Washington, JaB 17—An eerthshock, described as very severe, estimated to have occurred 2,500 r*".—* of Washington. It was by the seismograph at midlasted over an hour.— w.« 4 mtmM
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    CONSULAR SERVICE.
    140 5 Some Improvement. Reuter. London, Jan 17.—A meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of <&mt .Britain'- passed *a resolution urging that Government further improve the British consular service in order to facilitate British trade abroad Sir George Her.wick, M P., moving the resolution, declared that Brit-tin was losing
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    GENOA MEETING.
    69 5 Invitations Are Out. Reuter. Berlin, Jan 17.—The Italian Ambassador, in accordance with ths decisions at Cannes, has formally invited Germany to send delegates to the Genoa economic conference on March 8. Twenty-four European nations will be invited to the conference in addition to the United States and Japan.
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    SPANISH SETTLEMENT.
    61 5 Reuter. London, Jan. 17.—The clash between the civil and military authorities in Spain which evoked the recent crisis has resulted in the vindication of the former. All officers and committees of the so-called juntas have now signified their submission to the constituted authority, whereupon Sr. Maura and his
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    ALLIED DEBTS.
    20 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan 17—It is officially stated the Senate bill dealing with theiuqdin&i>£«Allfed debt*"meets with the President's approval.—Rentes*.
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    DARBYSHIRE MURDER.
    1514 5 STARTLING EVIDENCE AT FIRST HEARING. Three Confessions. Since Monday, the Johore Assizes have been engaged on the trial of the five Malay coolies, Mohamed bin Mat Amin, Yusof bin Hassan Ali bin Osman, Abdul Jalal bin Pandak, and Yunos bin Penok, who stand charged with the murder of
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    NORTH SEA DISASTER.
    75 5 Several Lives Lost. Reuter. London, Jan 17.—Eleven lives were lost during the burning in the North Sea of the German steamer Vesta. The cargo of naphtha exploded. One boat was destroyed and another swept away by a heavy sea, when three men were drowned. Several of the
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    TREASURY BONDS.
    59 5 Reuter. London, Jan 17.—The receipt of applications for the 5% per cent Treasury Bonds due on May 15, 1930, terminated at the close of business to-day. On and after Jan 23 applications will be received for an issue of five per cent Treasury Bonds due on Feb. 1,
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    ANOTHER LOAN.
    48 5 Reuter. Paris, Jan It.—A new departure in raising money in a foreign country has been taken by the Seine department, which has been authorised to issue three million sterlings worth of bonds in London at interest of seven per cent, redeemable in sterling in thirty years.—Reuter
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    RUBBER & SHARE MARKET
    144 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, January 18. Catalogued 1,884,104 lbs. Tons 841.12. Offered 1,503,119 lbs. Tons 671.03. Sold 1,313,573 lbs. Tons 686.41. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality 35% to 36 cents per lb. Good Average Quality 34 to 35 cents per
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    FRASER & CO' S WEEKLY REPORT.
    184 5 FRASER CO' S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Jan 17. The local share market, has remained in a very uninteresting condition, throughout the past week, and we do not look for much improvement until after the Chinese New Year, at the end of the present month. Rubber at 36% cents spot and
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    MACPHAIL & CO' S WEEKLY REPORT.
    322 5 MACPHAIL CO' S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Jan 17. Although there have been further declinea in the prices of rubber and tin, a moderate amount of business has been done during the week. Industrials and tin shares engaged most attention, the deals in tins being largely speculative. Rubbers, except 4 for
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    DOUBLE MURDER CASE.
    100 5 Accused of Unsound Mind? In the second court yesterday afternoon Inspector Edwards, mentioning the case in which Geo. Gomes stands charged with having murdered his wife and little son at his residence in Bukit Thnah-road on Dec 80 last, said that the accused was still in hospital
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 5 (We de mot necessarily endorse tas opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    .THE LOST ART OF ALCHEMY..
    645 5 From KOEL I have been greatly interested in the article reproduced in your columns of the 11th inst: and cote that opinion is not undivided on the subject. This news—one need hardly doubt—ia what the "Worshippers at the shrine of Mammon" (vide Milton's "Paradise Lost,"
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    SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.
    279 5 A Penang Comment. With regard to school accommodation in Penang, the Straits Echo" says: Two years ago there were undoubtedly almost insuperable surf dimeuities, but those can hardly exist now. Hie problem is particularly urgent at present because una is the beginning of a new year. On Monday
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    110 5 Sago flour is quoted at 15 j. Tin ia quoted at £168.2.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 16|6 for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 29|- in London cube gambier at 35.-. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, is at 11.5, Egyptian cotton at 20.50.
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    123 5 We are informed, says the "Malay Mail," that Messrs THT Rogers and Son, of Kuala Lumpur, and Messrs Logan and R' ss, of Penang, have affected an amalgamation with the object of carrying on in partnership the business heretofore carried on at No 73, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur, by Mr
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, January 19. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-15d Demand 2s 8 13-16 d Private 8 months, sight 2s 4 9-32J On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 17»% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 14 p.c pm. On Shanghai-* Bank demand draft 64% On JavaBank Tel. Transfer 128%
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    RUBBER QUOTATION!.
    60 5 C. of C. Rubber Associstton. Singapore, January 19. ttibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices, Buyers Sellers Spot 33% 34 February 34 34% Feb to March 34% 35 April to June 37 37% Tone of Market.—Weak, Fred Wsterhouse Co.. Ltd. Singapore, January 19. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under:—
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    GERMANY'S NEW STAMPS.
    251 5 Crowned Heads "Struck Off." The substitut c:i <>f figure*! cf work-»wg-men for jrowrifd heads on tho aew postaga stamps being issued b> the German Government have considerable political significance. They apeak emphatic W/ for the radical change in pubii: opinion, and argue rather convincingly of a continued
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    86 5 The marriage took place at Penang on Monday of Mr Khoo Hong Tat to Miss Khaw Phaik Chin, second daughter of Mr Khaw Joo Tok. The usual ceremonies attending a Chinese wedding were gone through during the day. There was a large attendance present at the bridegroom's residence in China-street
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    SPORTS NOTES.
    773 6 By v Raynjum*." For some weeks past local aorta activities have been somewhat below par. There have been fewer games played, and apart from one er two special events such as the annual rugger trophy match, the tennis friendlies in which aUeinman figured, and the S C C
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    90 6 The Empire to-night will have "The Fatal Fortune" serial in the first show, and "La La Lucille" in support, whilst "Hitting the Trail" (five-parts) and episodes 9 and 10 of "The Dragon's Net" are features in the secondsnow programme. c c c "A Girl of To-day", an excellent
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    SPORT.
    857 6 FOOTBALL. KWALA L¥MP¥R BJBVET. The AuMkkttMi football mats* played at Kuala Luaipur last Saturday between tha Kuala Lumper Bail- ways and a picked Ipoh team captainad by Mr W G Ball resulted ia a win for the homesters by twe goals te one. ROME LSAGWE NEWS. The two leading
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    BOXING.
    38 6 DICK SMITH va ALBERT LLOYD. London, Jan. 17.—At the National Sporting Club, in a twenty-round, coatees for n parse of £250, Dick Smith, ex-cruiser-weight champion of Britain, defeated Albert Lloyd, the Australian cruiser-weight champion, on points,— Reuter.
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    BILLIARDS.
    129 6 ANOTHER CHAMPION HER*. Another famoaa billiard champion haa arrived In Singapore —Mr H W Stevenson, who made tha record break of 1012 in 19 IS (only recently beaten by Newman) Mr Stevenson haa arranged so play ai the Singapore Club on Friday and will very probably appear at other
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    HOCKEY.
    95 6 SCCVHK&S, RGA. A strenuous game of hockey was played on the padang yesterday, between the S C C and the H X and S, RG A. The latter, it is well known, are a very good team, but with only ten men playing throughout the game, the SCC were
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    THE TURF.
    147 6 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. The annual meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club will be held at the Exchange on Friday. Jan. 27 at 5.15, After the ordinary business the meeting will consider the following suggested addition to the rules:— "Rule 24 a.—The committee may at their discretion hold further
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    GOLF.
    245 6 I G C COMPETITIONS. The results of the Keppel Golf Club Christmas and New Year competitions were as follow Eclectic Competition. G Peterson 34 2 1(3 31 2 3 J V Riera 36 3 2|3 32 I|3 Mixed Foursome. Miss Van Cuylenburg and G Pater son 46 3*4 12
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    68 6 INTERNATIONAL DOUBLES. D H Kleinmann and J A Dean will again meat S Nakamusa and his compatriot, Mikehara, on Tuesday on tha BCC courts and in view of the honour* being evenly divided in tha previous match, tha Japanese winning the first set aad their opponents the seeoad,
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    RUGBY.
    40 6 IRISH INTERNATIONAL COMING. Mr James Wallace) the old Irish Rugby international forward, arrive* by the s. s. Kashgar on a visit to Mr Lindsay Years, Bays tha "Malay MauV Klang play Seremban at Rugby football at Klang on Saturday.
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    SWIMMING.
    30 6 AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP A special cable to the ''Malay Mail" states: At Sydney, H Hay won the 100 yards swimming championship of Australia and F Beaurepaire the threequarter mile championship.
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    CRICKET.
    22 6 SCC PRACTICE. If the weather remains fine there will be a cricket practice on the S C C ground on Saturday.
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    CHRISTIANITY IN JAPAN.
    140 6 One of the most remarkable utterances yet made in connection with the Washington Conference came from Prince Tokugawa, of the Japanese delegation, who appeared at a church service held under the auspices of the Federal Council of churches. He described the progreas of Christianity in Japan, mentioning
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    139 6 To-day, Jan. 19. High Tides.—2.l4 a.m., 2.18 p.m. Eastern Gate Lodge, B.SO, Photograph Iff. Rugby, SCC practice. To-morrow, Jan. S9. High 1We5.—3.19 ajaw 8.23 pjn. Scudai Mtg, Chan Sze Onn's, aeen. Devon Estates, Evatt's, noon. Public Mtg on School Accommodation, Vie Theatre, 3. Band in Gardens, 5.15.
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    MAILS CLOSE
    365 6 Tt day, Jam. 19. Bate Pahat liana 9 p.m. Malacca Muar *Sri Muar 9 p.m. Colombo, Djibouti,* Port Said,* Marseilles* Antwerp,* Malta 9 p.m. Port Diakaoa A Port Swatteaham *Haba 9 p.m. Penang* A Calcutta Chaksea* 9 p.m. Batavia, Chcribon A Samaras* •Baa Hong Lion*- 9 fa*. Malaaaa
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    24 6 Janus, from Calcutta 19-1. Malte, from Haiphong 19-1. Caddo peek, from Hongkong 19-1. Klang, from Penang 19-1. Circe, from Deli 19-1.
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      108 6 MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION. March Slat to April Bth 1922. At the rt quest of several Com. m rcial firms who are arranging for special exhibits frcm th*lr Head Office*, tbe clot it. g d*te for applications for Plo:s and Shops hat bet n expended to Saturday, January Slat. TO BE LET
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      173 6 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members will be held in the SINGAPORE EXCHANGE, on Friday, the 27ih January, 1922. at 5 15 p.m. BUSINESS. 1. To pan the Annual Report and Aooonnti of the Qlob for the year ended 3i*u December, 1921. 2. To eleot
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    1055 7 RULES KuiLATLNG TO tiXHibITS. L Ownership of Exhibits.—All exhibits must De bone tiut> the property ol the exhibitor, iv Division A and B they must nave been grown or manufactured .by the exhioitor. In Division C, the exhibits oi poultry must have been the property of the exhibitor
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    2379 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, January 19. Messrs. Lyall and Kvatt, Exchange and Share Broken issue the following lilt nf quotations. KUBJJER.—DoIIar Shares. Issue a Dividends. Values Buyers. Sellers. I All-b, J 25 per ceLt for year ended 30-8-2 C t A lor Qajah 120
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    1451 8 THE VERDICT AT KUALA LUMPUR. The inquiry was continued before Mr H A Forrer in the Coroner's Court on Saturday morning, Jan. 14th into the cause of death of the three Chinese found hanged to a mangosteen tree in tht Lake Gardens on Sunday, December 18th. The three
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      130 8 BUS'NESS OPPGRTiiNMES j May be discovered every I dft y in <be Advertisf iug columns of the Malaya Tribune's CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted," For Sale," ,Jo Let," LosC Found,* and "Trade Notices," E<c, Etc., will bring q U ck Jesuits. If you have sorxu thing to S »U, or a house
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      593 9 STEAMER SAILINGS RsO.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companiss Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Uader Contrast with His Majesty's Government. IHE COMPANY'S MAIL SBBVIOBS BAST OF BOMBAY ait) at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Kashaar about Jau 23 Devanna about
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      582 9 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEAMERS r MONTHLY SAILINGS to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, IB. EMITA due here February 5th Bailing February 9tb. For further Particulars, apply to Paterson Simons Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) M— AGENTS. THE ADMIRAL LINE.
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      457 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. lincorporated In W. 8. A.) San Francisco Service Those desirous of teeing tbe Orient ihonld travel by the sceni t rr HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI. TOKOMAMA, HONOLULU ft SAN FIANXSICO, From HONGKONG M> NANKING 15,000 torn, Feb 90 (First Class fare, Singapore t» lan
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      549 10 WANTED. WANTED—A Wbtrf Clerk those who have well experienced need apply, oomm<*notag salary $25 stating nationality and age to A SO e/o Malaya Tribune. 17 1 10 TO LET. TO LET.—Oodown No. 6, Cecil Street. Apply Guthrie Co., Ltd. 511 0.0. TO LET.— Ground Floor Offioei No. 5-2, Malacca Street.
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      581 10 y NOTICE MAMAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL Aiuusdha Bhavan Lodge ISO. Penang Street PENANG. OPEN NOW. The Plalnfleld School at 7, Gentle Road off Newton receives Ohicese Paplli. There ia no age limit bnt boy a above 10 are placed in the 1 afternoon olagg. For farther terms and particulars apply
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      418 10 INSURANCL THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated la th* BA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS i Lim Nm Soon, £k Dy. Chair man. Ong Boon Tat, Esq. Lim Chwee Caiaa, Esq. Ckaa Pah Slang, Baq. Laa Pang Bang, Esq. Tao Baa Rang, Esq. Ong Hin Hong, Bag, Tan Boo Gua~, Beg, S
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      487 10 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Bsgists—ii in London, undet the Companies Acta of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892). Authorised Capital 13,000,000 Subscribed Capital 4*1,800,000 Paid-up Capital 11,060,00(1 Reserve Fund and Rest ..11,227,601 Head Office 16, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, ECS. BOARD OF DIRECTORS R. J. Black,
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      514 10 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia th* 8JSL) HEAD OFFICE: 48, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. j Established 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000 Surplus 890,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS: I Scah Eng Lim, Eeq.—Chairman. Lee Waa Nam, Eaa..—Deputy Chairman. Chan Tack Hee, Eaa. I On* Chow Keag, Eaq. Teo Teow
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      501 10 BANES. I, i■ i i i ii THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: »4» MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penan* ft*.Beech Street H* 1 15T Jonker Street Mow 77-79 Jalaa Suleisaaa Rata Paint 108 Jalaa Rahamat. Palesabaug 16, Dip. AGENCIES AT: Loadoa, New York, San Fraaeiaco, I Bvtavia, Sourabaya, Seaeeraag, Shaaghai,
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      518 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England.) BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares oi 45 each £3,000,00C Reserve Fund 18,600,000 Reserve Liability of Pro. yrietors J8,600,00C BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminstsr and Parr's Bank,
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      465 10 Quality and Quantity we the two leading in our business. Wh»i •ell, either to a h i p p e planters or miners, ca D relied upon; hence it j„ In the long ran to deal SS ua, In quantity alio we not leaking. preaenkaithey always ha* been, are fuU
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