Malaya Tribune, 5 December 1922

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1922.
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      41 1 j c c i A A I THE HIDDEN LOOP L Jjj CONVERTS TT p I X INTO A SMART V WRISTLET. V I POCKET AND WRIST TYPE. i I A Smart Po. ket Watch convertible into a dainty Wrist watch.
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    SIX SECRET RULERS.
    1658 2 BY A G GARDINER. Who will buy the "Times" It is something more than mere idle curiosity that asks the question. If Lord Northciiffe had ikeft behind hrim a soap factory or a spinning mill or coal mines, it would not have mattered twopence to us who
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      262 2 -3 J Patent White Zl.ie Paiat 1 6*55^ r i Bpi!ith L B»Bn Punts. Nk^^^jT "4 g Jr' Red Oxide Paint. v 5%& Anti-Corrosive Paints. I Good* .ecurely vscked for I JJUBBUW'» ,-V>.rj Quick tfookln* Composition eiportstion to all c iim»te». i a r n 45£ir>r Dry 1 ea Le
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      456 2 DELICATE FROM BIRTH. HOW BABY'S OWN TABLETS HELP WEAKLY CHILDREN. In three words—"delicate from birth"— is expressed a world of anxieties suffered by mothers whose children have had M bad aluart in life. For little ones who are ailing", peevish, worried by teething, fickle of appetite, and unable to digest
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      329 2 Milk Food No. 1. Solves 3 problem ONE dfwhich e«r, Where Breast Feeding As an adjunct to R wholly fails. ffi** The'Anenburys" MilV Food No. 1 is practically Thp 'A'w„„, identical m compel on with human n,.ik and alt->™?\- ,J' S I 00 Turi» is entirely suited to the d-l.cate
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    356 3 PERMANENT INVESTMENT. If the investor in rubber shares needs encouragement after the long; dreary period through which he has bvL-n forced to pass, he would probably find it in the statement of "Autolycus" in the "Financial Times." He advises us that in addition to American prospective buyers who
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    SWISS EXPERIMENT.
    155 3 The Capital Levy. The financial disaster which has overtaken Switzerland following the Communist proposal for a levy on capital is spreading, says the "Daily Chronicle." Swiss Socialists and other workmen, fearing that if the Referendum on December 12 decides for the adoption of the scheme they may lose
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    A'PEG THAT FITTED.
    196 3 "A equare peg in a round hole" was how the "Straits Echo" described Mr E C H Wo'ff when he was first appointed Director of Education. Fair play demands that we should acknowledge that —whatever may have been the case in June, 1921—the peg today fits the
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      778 3 00^^ MICTION SALE. F fHEONG KOON SENG CO AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS, No 30) cimlia Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF (Dmitry Properties and Building Allotments leTbwn exan dra and Tanglin Roads, Singapore. .jthe JuH ctioD n ,v Co's Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, n;. \Udnesdsy, December 6, at 2.30 p.m. nnd
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      533 3 AUCTION SALE. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A piece of land si uate at Kuhu, Malacca, marked Lot No. *****, containing and area of 10,774 square feet, comprised and described in statutory Land Grant No. 5551, dated the 5th day of December 1894. Together with the four plank houses roofed with ataps
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      331 3 GET RELIEF-QUICKX.Y. A twisted ankle, a aprained wriat, a strained muscle—these are thingi that demasd relief ia a hurry. And Om*. is just why thousands v!io are liable to these miahaps alwpyg Leep a bottle of Little's Oriontal Balra eloae at hand. There it absolutely nothing equal to it for
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      406 3 IP Never risk running out of tor every day use. Bovril Bovril. Buy two bottles is the best of all hot drinks. and always keep one in Whenever a meal is wanted reserve. in a hurry, or extra nourishBovril is one of the most ment isrequired.it someone j important of
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      692 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEAIRE, BEACH ROAD. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Programme from Friday, December 1, to Wednesday, December 6. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. A Gigantic and Magnificent Productior)| Jesse L. Lasky Presents Cecil B. Mille s Splendid Production "MALE AND FEMALE" In 9 Acts. Founded on J. M. Barries Famous
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      335 4 STAGE AND SCREEN. COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. BY "FOOTLIGHT." The Surma Theatre is presenting jungle beasts to work before the the third and mightiest of the Sctif camera. Two score accidents from ■llimit The Jungle Oodd m%" the tine to time delayed the progress in greatest wid animal
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      466 4 CINEMAS In the ia Sh< w at-7.3up.m. bharp —N For the Ust time j d U^A^» SRI KRISHNA LILAI IN EIGHT PARTS. I NORTH i-l-n. 2nd Show M 9.30 p.m. GRAND The Jungle Goddess I 0 !GHT 31 fiEEL SERIAL MOVIES. »22HSS!5; I Scnwtior.a! iui r ei BUSHMAN AND BAYNE
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    85 5 ««:>"' To-d3>. D" 5 m 11 27 p.m. Lt Board, 2.1 a. Tomorrow. Dec 6. meeting, headXL 5.30. fS at Home 6.15. Theatre, 9.U. Tharalav. Dec 7. II am., Ita P- m Etatt'i, 12. Ord*** 5 15 Kb*" Star Opera, 9. I^Uadiu*, fj nub dinner and dance,
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    LATEX.
    260 5 What London Thinks. lit *»<lj rise in the price CL A*re would seem to be a L r.cw uses, slump, will be neglect jnj j ucentoated by the folfU ...rating from MineIv. ■by a local firm: blab! Mai! rubber Latex, partit 1 paper making, has now bteagii exhaustive tests
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    REPORT.
    21 5 E rb Hospiui Oec t, 1922. 1013.8 1012.2 1014 4 r*iw S2 85 si SO 78 L* I*? -«hours X;j
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    463 5 To-day, Dec ft. Colombo Bombay* Wakasa Maru 2 p.m. Penang,* Calcutta Takada 3 p.m. Medan\Penang,* Colombo,* Port Said* Boston* New York* Kendal Castfe 3 p.m. Bangkok Suddhadib 3 p.m. Malacca Muar* Kelantan 4 p.m. Sarawak Goebilt Rajah of Sarawak 4 p.m. Rhio Noembing 4 p.m. Samarang Sourabaya Glymont
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    66 5 November Returns. Barlow and Co., Agents: Aye* Kundng (F M S) Rubber G2.000 Ifcm Bradwall (F M S) Estate 49,607 lbs. Chersone&e (F M S) Estates, 44,446 lbs. Defnbtown (Krian F M S) Estates 28,000 lbs. Highlands and Lowlands Para Rubber 83,700 lbs. Klabang Rubber 28,700 lbs. Krian
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    209 5 TO OATS QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—sB7% 200 tons sold. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour.—No business. Jelotong.—No business. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier tJLft.OO Java Cube 24.50 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube 22 00 Sarawak White Pepper 2L50 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 13.50
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, Dec 5. Oti London— Bank 4 months* sight 2s 4 7-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-8d Private 3 montha' 6ight 2s 4 7-16 d On New YorkDemand 52% Private 90d|s 54% On France Eank 705 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 175% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    80 5 C. of C Rubber AssociationSingapore, Dec 5. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 48 48 Latest London Cables quote.—Lon don, Spot.— *ibhed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 48 m^ Jan to March 50 50 Mi April to June 52 52 Ms Latest London Cables quote.—London,
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    THE CAPITAL LEVY.
    127 5 Labour Leader's "Soft Soap." Speaking at Oldham regarding the capital levy, Mr Clynes said that no companies or societies or any firm connected with trade or business would have to pay a penny of the levy. People could not pay in one lump sum and a system
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    168 5 ARRIVALS. December 4. Medusa, Brit 423 Capt Clark, from Deli, left Dec 2, Mansfia d and Co Ltd. Ipoh, Brit 528 tons, Capt Hunter, from Penang, left Dec 2, S S'ship Co Ltd. Wakasa Mara, Jap 3,787 tons, Capt Horikawa, from Yokohama, left Nov 13„ N V Kaisha.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    240 5 Per s.s. Rumphius Mr Fairweather. Mr and Mrs R Reamer, Mr W Siegenthaker, Mr Tan Soen Thiam, Mr D Tiormuns, Lie Tjiong Tek, Mr T C McCasthy Helper, Mr J J Oijevaar, Mr X X Heijum, Mr and Mrs D MacBride, Mr L Dekker, Mr Laws m echtg
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    212 5 Singapore, Dec 5. Rubbers—l ndragiris $4.50 to 4.75, 48%. Tin—London £175 7a 6d, Local $87% (200 tons sold.) Share Market.—Steady. Rubbers.— Indraginis $4.50 to 44.75, Sumgei Tukangs 30 to 3o cents, Ayer Panas $5.20 to $5.40, Kempas> $4 to $4.50, Kuala Sidims $2 to $2.20. Tins.—Taipings
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    27 5 It is announced in Tokio that Tsingtao, the port of Kiao-chow, the Ger- man colony captured by the Ja.pancse in November 1914, will be evacuated this month.
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      264 5 ORDINANCE No. 135 (MUNICIPAL). Assessment Notice. Notice is hereby given that on and after the 14th November, 1922, the books containing the valuations of, and rates imposed on, buildings and lands situated within the Island of Singapore (beyond the Municipal Limits), Pulau Ubin, Pulau Tekong, Pulau Brani and Pulau Bukum
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      106 5 GAIETY Stunts!* PB TWmus! |TWNT|! JJk TumjJ^ ib B^m^im NIGHTLY AT 9.20 SHARP. TO LET.—Sea-side bungalow. Benledi, Tanjong Eatong and compound house, 154, Hau Road off Grove Road, rents cheap. Please apply to Kung, 26, Cairnhill Road, Telephone No. 113. FOX SAL E.—Freehold residential allotments in Haig Road and Old
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      250 5 I LENSES a 1 Must be ground EXACTLY in accordance with the pre- I scription. All our work is I 2 done under European Super- I I vision and we guarantee per- g I feet fitting combined with I absolute accuracy. I N. LAZARUS I MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN, f 1 MEDICAL
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    29 6 BIRTH. Pereiua. —On Sunday, December 3, 1922, (Feast of St. Francis Xavier) at No. 270, Banda Hilir, Malacca, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frankel Pereira, a son.
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    EUROPE'S LAST CHANCE.
    855 6 After all, there is a good deal to be said in defence of the American attitude towards some international problems of the day. The determination not to be embroiled in Europe's ceaseless quarrels, where no principle of world interest is at stake, is quite comprehensible; as also
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    711 6 The Resident of Perak has appointed Mr X R Blackwell to be a Magistrate. Mr A Keir has been appointed a Member of the Board of Examiners in Malay for the State of Perak. The rubber crop of The Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Limited for the mouth of October 1922,
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    MR. PARIS'S CLAIM.
    156 6 CONTINUED HEARING THIS MORNING. Question of Time? The hqaring was continued before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court this morning, of the action in which Mr P A Paris claims $95.490 from Mr See Tiong Wah, for damages for loss of salary as managing director
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    TEMPTING THE BOY.
    147 6 Not Sufficient Evidence. The case in which Koh Ah Sam. Hylam boy employed by Dr A L Murison, s'.ands charged with the theft of $10 was continued befon Dawson this morning. Dr Murisor,, in giving evidence on oath, stated that on retiring to b d on the
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    197 6 Committal Order Refused. As an Indian assistant traffic superintendent failed to appear in the Bankruptcy Court in answer to a judgment summons, Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard refused to make a committal and stated that he neveir interfered with a man's liberty uniess appropriate application, had been made, and there
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    RUBBER EXPORT DUTY.
    143 6 Amount Collected Last Month. The export duty on rubber collected for the Colony in November amounted to $49,000.60 on 2,450,030 lbs or 1,093.7G tons of rubber. 2. No deductions of any value can be made from these figures as in the first place they include dealers stocks
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    42 6 In an interview with the correspondent of the "New York World," General Ludendorff says the day wiS come whew the British Empire w:ll disappear from the earth and the German pecple, profoundly monarchical at haao-t, wilt aigiatn have their King and Emperor.—Props!
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    THE OFFICIAL MANACE.
    399 6 CEYI.OX in,..,.,. In connection ft be remembered tha- <i the Governor Official vote to *****rm;j n the Salaries 0 f f N servant. Months pr or G duct:on of thisSchen the People arms aea,- ,t it irtlv-J*l that of ta.w. on ?M ™nded that members or **<
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZE.
    54 6 More Ratten M* l The two Kokiems 0* Wah. who were before- the attempted robbery and to a Chinese shop-keeper guflty by the jury rect ive 15 strokes of fte. undergo seven 1 year H prim i«ent Hie next caae taken up s< which four Chinese, Ang Hock,
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    52 6 Fire untitled Lumpur po'iw e-urt ,J gufilty. Th, troui■ fact that al of* the hand of a w .*>*■ sue, d op the matf.raff fined a W B Holke, D S attnder is nowrunnn, ford Circus. "]fy wife toon k t if a customer h 5 e fetch it P
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      23 6 I&CTOOElf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NaSSTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO, (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    CURZON REBUKES THE TURKS.
    262 7 UNREADINESS TO STATE CASE CAUSES ADJOURNMENT. INTEREST IN CONFERENCE REVIVED. Reuter. pee 4.—The Straits Commission heard three proposals, and Russian. The Turks supported the Russian/ Lpitfi- r warships fron the Black Sea, leaving tho guardianf?\' V Turkey. The Turks were not ready fully to state J
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    THROUGH CHINA.
    114 7 HrGMge Pereira's Feat. m. Dec t-The Times coriz: i! Calcutta states that UrSr George Pereira has arWm Peking, via Lha-a. and mn rursins: home where he pais bed two or three weeks. to D .He which Mbdc arty half. He suffer|fe ciots of b!ood in the left pa\
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    DEVELOPMENT.
    74 7 P* and Energy Needed. the annual dinPCtabnd- Chinese Stud- Hsin Chu said \*m Hr m n,ne lfctt»„ 'nvtn; ;ons m P«s and gunpowder, t?trrn countries. S1B 8 but on f*, fc: deVel °P melrt to, and l>< U .vi c Sent a! They r to realise their y«n. It
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    CONSTITUTION BILL.
    13 7 Part,n Thrust r a "itica! 1' r. p ech by Lord
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    INCINERATED.
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    VACCINATION MARKS.
    115 7 How to Conceal Them. London, Nov 23.—A case of smallpox has occurred in the Cavalry School at Netheravon in Wiltshire. The wearing of red vaccination ribbons in London is practically universal. Many devices for concealing vaccination marks by ladies are noticed in the ballrooms, including ribbons of gold
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    NAVAL EXPENDITURE.
    95 7 New British Capital Ships. Reuter. London Dec 4.—ln the House of Common Lord Curzon drew attention to the two new capital shrps authorised by Parliament, which must be laid down under the Washington agreement by Dec 31, and asked whether orders had yet been given. Mr Bonar Law
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    TWO AMERICANS KILLED.
    82 7 Britisher Kidnapped. Reuter. .Mexico Gity, Dec 4.—Mr Vereker, Tr'lish superintendent of the Aguilnr Oil Camp at Vera Cruz., has been kidnapped by bandits and is held to a ransom of ten thousand pesos. The bandits ambushed and killed two Americans in the same camp on the following
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    THE COTTON DEBACLE.
    72 7 Eliminate Gamblers Reuter. London, Dec 4.—ln an article in the New York Journal of Commerce," Sir C W Macara attributes the high r< tail prices of cotton goods largely to wild fluctuations in cotton owing to gambling on raw materials and "rges in the interest not only
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    GERMANY'S REPLY.
    105 7 WILL NOT BE INFLUENCED BY THREATS. Open Discussion Requested. Reuter. Berlin, Dec 4.-Chancellor Cuno, addressing the Press Union, said that those acquainted with German conditions realised that nothing more could be done regarding reparations than was indicated in the note addressed to the Reparations Commission on Nov 13.
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    LOOKING FOR CANCER CURE.
    54 7 Nearly 3,000 Suggestions. Reuter. Montreal, Dec 4.—Lord Atholstan's offer of $100,000 dollars a< a pnze for a cancer cure brought 2,715 claims from 41 countries. All satisfied the preliminary conditions of the Rojal College of Physicians that sufficient scientific bas s is professed on the cures
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    ZIONIST ADMINISTRATION.
    68 7 Abolition Probable. Reuter. London, Dec 4.—ln the House of Lords, Lord liington foreshadowed important legislation the present Zionist system of admin stration" in Palestine, which he asserted was positively detested by the Arabs, forming an overwhelming proportion of the population, would be substituted by a system nearly approximating
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    AMERICA'S REAL STAKE.
    50 7 Reuter. Washington, Dec 4.—Mr Hughes, welcoming the delegates to the Central American Conference, declared that the interest of the United States was to be found in peace in the Western Hemisphere. He hoped the meeting would register an effective resolve to end strife and mutual distrust. Reuter.
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    POSTAL CONFERENCE.
    31 7 Reuter. Ottawa, Dec 4.—A postal conference of Canada and the United States has opened to discuss an improved parcel post, a special delivery letter, insurance also customs regulation.— Reuter.
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    DUTCH STRIKE ENDED.
    12 7 Reuter. Amsterdam, Dec 4.—The textile strike is ended. —Reuter-
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    PRINCE OF WALES BETTER.
    21 7 Reuter. London, Dec 4.—H R H the Prince of Wales has recovered from his mishap of Saturday.—Reuter.
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    F M S APPOINTMENTS.
    92 7 The following appointments have been made in the F M S: Mr James Lochhead to be a Health Officer. Mr Henry Chas. Dolman to be an Assistant Conservator of Forests* Mr M Panampalam, Clerk Class I, to be accountant, Inderal Treasury. Mr J M Banon, to
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    "TEMPORARY" ALLOWANCES.
    70 7 Gradually the case for the "temporary" allowances, never a particularly sound one, is dwindling away to nothing. His Excellency the Governor, by withdrawing the income-tax on Monday, has furnished two more strong arguments against their continuance. With the loss of this revenue the Colony will have 'ess money
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    AMERICA'S BUDGET.
    192 7 HEALTHY LOOK ABOUT THE ESTIMATES. Postal Profits Prophesied. Reuter. Washington, Dec 4.—President Harding transmitted the Budget to Congress showing a probable Government expenditure for the year ending June 30,1924, of three billion and 181 million dollars, of which Ls half a billion below the estimates for the current
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    SINGAPORE BUILDING CORPORATION LTD.
    193 7 Directors' Third Report to Shareholders. The following report is issued by the directors of Singapore Building Corporation Ltd, for the year ended Aug 31 la-st: The results for the year ended Aug 31 last: The results for the year shew a small profit of $2,008.68. The
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    THE EXPORT OF RUBBER.
    50 7 Pahang Committee. Tho Resident of Pahang has appointed the following Committee to deal with the Export of Rubber from that State: Mr G E London, Chairman. Capt F J Ayris. Mr G M Harding. Mr R Davison. Mr Tan Lye Huat, Syed Hamid bin Syed Abdulla.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    110 7 London, Dec 1, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 12|6. Tin is quoted at £176.2.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 26;6 for fair Make. Gambier is quoted at 25j9 in London. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 14.79 Egyptian cotton at 18-25. Black
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    RUBBER AT 2S. 6D?
    63 7 MANUFACTURERS GETTING ALARMED. Statement Wanted. Reuter. m London. Dec 4.—According to the Times," rubber manufacturers in the United States are apprehensive that the Colonial Office Committee's Scheme aims at raising the price of rubber to half-a-crown. The "Times" suggests that the Committee should state their intentions
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    523 7 (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore, Dec 2. H H The Sultan of Johore has been pleased to appoint the following Board of Visiting Justices, for the year 1923 for the Prisons. Johore Bahru The First Magistrate, Johore Bahru, Chairman, Mr J V Thompson, Mr F L Williams, Mr
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    122 7 Lord Birkenhead's passing from the Woolsack makes his future a subject I of interested speculation among law- yers and others, says the "Daily I Mail." With his accession to their ranks there are now five ex-Lord Chancellors —Lords Lorebunn, Hal- dans, Buckmaster, Finlay and Birken I head. The life pension
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      319 7 s i 'ARMCO' NESTABLE CULVERTS m J Easi, y Transported and Installed, because of their comparatively light weight and the compact bundles I m which the sections are packed. 5 I Strong and Reliable, because of the corrugated form and inter-locking joints. j Lasting, because made from 1 ARMCO' Ingot
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    299 8 FOOTBALL. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. London, Nov 25.— To-day's football resulted as follows League Division II. Barnsley 1 Crystal Palace 2 Backpool 3, Fulham 0 Bradford City 0 Derby County 0 Clapton Orient 0 West Ham United 2 Coventry City 1 Stockport County 0 Manchester United 0 Bury
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    HOCKEY.
    69 8 S R C vs. S C C. The following will represent the S R C vs. S C C at hockey to-morrow on the latter's ground:—J V Moss; LM n 111 iIITM I*ll and E O Angus; F Albuquerque, C B Webb and V C Westerhout; CAR Bateman, W
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    95 8 V M C A DOUBLES HANDICAP. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. s Lim Bong Soo and Woon Seah Lenu\ plus 3 beat Yap Ah Hyan and Teo Kwang Ngheej, owe 15, 6—o, 6—2. C J Stephen amd S E Newberry, scr, beat Tan Chong Gark and Cheong Chee Lim, owe 30,
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    BOXING.
    321 8 -BATTLING KEY MAY VISIT AUSTRALIA. The following communication from Peter H Lester, sporting editor of the "Perth Weekly Judge," appears in the "Sydney Referee of No 11: "Speaking of Jin Quigley reminds me that a day or two back he received from Singapore a letter from Chinese boxer I
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    CRICKET.
    34 8 MCCIN SOUTH AFRICA. Kimber'.ey, Dec 4.—The M C C made 353 Mead 68. Sandham 68. Griqualand replied with 196. The M C C than made 42 for two and won by eight wickets.—Reuter.
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    THE NEW SPORT.
    182 8 Inexpensive Gliding. It is clear, says a Home paper, that with the establishment of another "world's record glide" a new sport has swum into our kejrii. M Maneyrolle, a French airman of no particular distinction till now, has brought out an engineless tandem biplamie. Taking a look
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    "THE REIGN OF RUBBER."
    305 8 Those faint hearts who have been so pessimistic about the future of rubber shouTd read the above book by Dr William Geer, Vice President of the B F Goodrich Company of America. Dr Geer, who is a graduate of Cornell, a Fellow of Chemistry and a
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    46 8 It is anticipated that five hundred Japanese Naval Officers will shortly be put on the retired list including three Admirals, namely H R H the Prince of Hiroyasu, Fushimi, Sadakichi Kato and Matahachiro-Nawa, who go on the waiting list on the first and tenth of December.
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    INCOME TAX.
    565 8 GOVERNOR AND PUBLIC OPINION. Flogging a dead horse is not one )f our favourite pastimes' and we are :ertainiy not going to reproach the Governor with having changed his ni;n»d on the subject of the income tax >r of having deferred to what he lonestly believes to be
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    LIGHT ON LIFE.
    169 8 Messrs G A Natesan Co., Madras, have just brought out a s<econd and enlarged edition of "Light on Life." being the "Spiritual Discourses" of the late Swami Baba Premamanda Bharati. There are six discourses in all: The Real, Real Life; Have You Loved? Do We Live? Thought
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    603 9 Singapore, Dec 2, 1922. Article. Price. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0 .51 Beef stew or curry kati o!48 Pork, lean kati 0 .68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) ati 0.66 Mutton Indian 0.60 Mutton, Australian 0.61 Fowl kati Foul large (3-4 katis) 8 katis each
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1527 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Dec 4. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. I»»ue Paid Val. Up. t 2|- 2|- Allagar C 21- 2|- Anglo-Java 0 2 9 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay j 0
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      366 9 Why buy at 50 DISCOUNT J When on VU| AS GOODS I can get I at prices based without provision for it m*n X'MAS CARDS in boxes, assorted, prices from I W 70 cts. $1.80 per box. 'mmt X'WAS CARDS in great varieties to select frorr I Prices ranging from
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      68 9 Just Unpacked. GRAMOPHONES from $19 to $190. IRON FOLDING BEDS COTS WITH SPRING MATTRESS Suitable for Institutions, Hospitals an<! Camp from $19.50 to $45. Apply to: ALSAGOFF Co., (Import Dept.) 97, Arab Street, (corner Johore Rd) Singapore, Tu. F. r f ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE NOW ON. Once Lot! FOR EVER!!
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    LORD CURZON.
    568 10 BY HESKETH PEARSON. The Duke of Wellington was once reported to have said tha<t the battle of Waterloo was won on the playingfields of Eton. When tackled on the subject later in life he denied having made such a "damned silly" remark, and added: "The battle of Waterloo
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    RENT RESTRICTION'S TURN.
    142 10 (To the Editor of the "Straits Echo.") Dear Sir, It is to be regretted that after abolishing the Income Tax, and relieving the rich, no provision is made for maintaining th e Rent Restriction Board which affords some consolation to the poor. The relish with vrhich the
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    34 10 A correspondent informs us that he believes Towkay Leoang Fee was the first Chinese to be appointed to the Federal Council. This may be so, but Mr Eu Tong Seng attended the first meeting.—M.M.
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      89 10 Jl 1 ADAM'S hpP COOK BRAND INDIAN CONDIMENTS ABE UNEQUALLED, With Every Meal Try Cook Brand Pickles, Chutnies, and Chdli Sauce. You will find them delicious. TO ENJOY YOUR CURRIES You must use Cook Brand Curry Powder and Cook Brand Paste. CONVINCE YOURSELVES Of the purity and wholesomeness and the
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      284 10 MALTED I MILK Tnera is no finer Drak tor up ttie tyttea waakeaed through extreme* of Ciim-t. than HORLiCJCS MALTED MILK. TU |r4 conatituent» of HO:\'-iCK'S J arc Malted Bailey. \*v hei-.t ad Ijp'il Milk. Give renewed \igour U nndvitaUty. I Eg HORLICICS it tbe Food- j VwlS Drink that
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      435 11 STEAMER SAILING. b BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR UNL If Incorporated Id England.) PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. NiNSLbAK ORIENTAL 3, N. CO, x rZtnct with His Majesty's Government. FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. Yrm LONDON Due SINGAPORE. about Dec 10 pfjl about Dec 24 1923 (Ti sport) about Jan d about Jan 2:1 about
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      437 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (object u> chaste \r;tb.,iu p/'-vious notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Shunko Maru arr Dec 22 dep 23 Atlas Mara arr Jan 15 dep 16 •Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco, Panama, Nsw
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      436 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS tofomhly uil ngs *> snd from Australia for cargo only, caillne Hatavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving: Singapore Sailing. Dec 10 v "EURELIA" Dec 15 1923 1923 Jan 16 sjj. EMIT A" Jan 20 Feb 12 b*. ECHUCA
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      455 11 SMERSAILING. BIBBY LINE. Z LONDON Wlth 9mmmk connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Leave r Steamer Rangoon About D ff* 19'>2 a am er Rangooa About Herefordshire Dec 7 Oxfordshire A P ff 2 Gtoucestershare Dec 2] Lancashire Ap^g O-ordshire 4 jj Lancashire j« n 1« r^ y v
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      79 11 Hugo Stinnes Unas. (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular m mthiy freight and Passenger v service. s UedaQd Granted t > vj. IV., sc indiQavi in and RnH c Pr»r+o OUTWARD RilllNn ™J™s HU UIND. FOR H °NGKONG, SHANGHAI JAPAN. 3* EVf[ L 9 ,»00tons abjut Dace nber 10. s.«. "LUDgfDDtt?- Li
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      423 12 SITUATIONS VACANT. LtST WE FORGET." I» is requested that where all things are equal smpteyan give preference, in applications tor employment, to UxService men TO LET. TO LET —Two sections in Raffles Chambers." Apply to the Secretary, Garden Club. TO LET —Furnished as from Ist October, No. 23-5, Stevens Road
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      406 12 BANKS. pToT BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is nffiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd., India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed and Paid Up £2,594,160 Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape G C M G, KCSI, KCIE (Chairman)
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      432 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated ia the U. S. A.) OWNED BY TEE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US $10,400,09© Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office:—36 Bishop'gate. Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Montgomery Street. BRANCHES. Ohina:—Shanglti, Hongkong, Canton,
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      420 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE •4. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Psntianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      426 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Eoyal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Lendon County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      389 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATIONS LIMITED. (Incorporated in tho 5.3.) Head Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Ecq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek KLiam. Esq. (Vice CLahman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Kch San Hin, Esq. Seah Eng
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