Malaya Tribune, 7 December 1922

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. i 2,7 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1922.
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      207 1 l iiu:r-iii«'.i« jl .yOUNEED GLASSES 1 '"Lie Consult THE I .crfiN OPTICAL CO., I ■■SgSsAl ROAD. «NGAPORE. I GRAND SHOW T(m 4 "Harbutts" Via^lu < plete nv de.ler, in live beautiful trf '*i colours, can be worked over a ud over V\ash Bear OQ Wheels. As ske.cn, moti tir gold
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      208 1 I IHMMIWHIHIMIIIUItI i LENSES I Must l>e ground EXACTLY Z I in accordance T'.h the pre- 2 I scription. Ali onr work ia i done under European Super- vision and vve guarantee per- I feet fitting combined with I absolute accuracy. 2 I f N. LAZARUS j I MANUFACTURING OPTICIAN,
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      93 1 t «^r.T__l [A AI i POCKET AND WRIST TYPE. j !A Smart Pocket Watch convertible 1 into a dainty Wristwatch. I uiKvnriiiiiiiiwiniTnMiiiii]iiiiiwiiiiiiniiiiiiininiuiiTfiiiii__ AFFFD f I drLll/il vl ILK LjMl|* BRITISH MADE fKJi CYCLES. 1 I Jaelanco Price $70.00 each. I I Salt-ley 72.50 I I Standard 75.00 1 Rover 80.00
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    WHAT SINGAPORE WANTS.
    806 2 TO "BOSS" THE FMS? We have always ded'ared that the people of the Federated Malay States have to be on guard against the; desire of Singapore, and mare particularly unofficial Singapore, to "boss" the F M S. It has long appeared to us that Singapore's "merchant princes"
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    OUTLOOK FOR MALAYA.
    755 2 BRIGHT AND PROSPEROUS YEAR COMING? Some Rubber Facts. With the outlook for tin so satisfactory, let us see how our other main industry stands at the end of just one month of restriction of rubber outputs. So great is the change for the better that even Reuters
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      274 2 HOLLANDIA" j CONDENSED OO I I i ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. QUALITY GUARANTEED. I Trading Company "Holland" j t (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I r Agents. j m 7_i ii.f .i« ••«•r«ii»ii«inu»hi"«t i-«..iiißiiiiic™mmiii !tiiiii«ii«i!iiiii'»iiiiiii!intnininfi_i!tininimiiiuiiiii_iMtm*niniiiiH!ii Jiii!HiH!.i.ii,:i .ii.'iiiii'ii.i.iiiiiJiiiiiiii'iiiiiimiii'inii'i'it'Hiii'iiiiiiii'it.ii'niU'iiuiumns'iMiM ni!i:itufininuiina__w_»? j American System Modern Dentistry. I H. OHNISHI, D.D.S. 193, ORCHARD ROAD, (TELEPHONE 2C82.)
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      581 2 THE SECRET OF THEIR WEAKNESS. WHAT PALLID NERVOUS WOMEN SHOULD DO TO GET STRONG. Many women, mothers who have the care of children, girls who work and come home tired every night, and even society women who haVe an endlesi round of duties and little time for rest and relaxation,
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      336 2 NO if OUR SIT Insist upon getting "CHOP BUAYA" Qpocodlle Brand Ma ches SINGAPORE uIADE. j I HERE WE ARE! Another Substantial Reduction is PRICE but not is QOAllf] CF OUR FAMOUS H -OLYMPIA" 1% UMB£ If GENT'S UGHTeSt JL\ STEEL BICYCLE Now at >65.00 each. (PREVIOUS PRICE $75.00) Be
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    CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY.
    467 3 "CITIZENSHIP AND PRINCIPLES." Under the second heading given above the "Straits Echo" in the course of an editorial says:— During all the tremendous convulsions of humam< society the appeal to principles stirs the emotions of the masses almost as profoundly as an appeal to preserve the State from
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    CHINESE WOMANHOOD.
    263 3 The status of Chinese women is .undergoing alteration day by day. They have begun to follow Western fashions, not alone the Treaty Port Chinese woman, but over a more extended geographical area. Mr Chao Hsin-Chu, speaking at a dinner at the Forum Ladies' Club, told his audience that
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      786 3 AUCTION SALE. f >XfiTS*T AGENCIES, Ltd., 6 nonF'J oTtHE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. B» B 7„; Baheem (in bankruptcy) re lsm Bras Basah Road. instructed to sell privately in single lots at their game, Chambers, Raffl-js Place, MT- The whole of the stock now to be cleared price. rings oecklaces. hairpins, pendants,
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      615 3 BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE hSTATE OF W. W. DOUGLAS (DECEASED). AUCTION SALE OF Personal Effects, Gramophone, Bicycle, etc.. To be held at the Central Police Station South Bridge Road, On Monday, Dec. 11, at 2 30 p.m. POWriLL CC LTD., Auctioneers. AUCTION" SALE OF UNSERVICEABLE STORES To
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      131 3 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life ome continuous horrible fight-against the dread monster of Sciatic paia T Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, •tabbing, thrust* of the torturous disease Then let me tell you that you are suffering
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      363 3 J BRIMFUL OF ENERGY g y Two of tSie main reasons why so many people are lacking in n Jj energy are imperfect digestion and constipation. If jour stomach PI 2 ar, d liver are not doing their work effectively yoor system will g PI not be properly nourished. If
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    656 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. BY "FOOTLIGHT." Siki won by tripping: Carr>entior, and everything slrr.ikrous has been sa I to cover up the defeat of the "French 1 10l and from all I hear, a look at the film will give us an idea of whether
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      378 4 CINEMAS THE RSM OF THE YE49 AT THE EMPIRE In the Second Show at 9 p.m. The First Western Super-production ever Filmed, you have never seen a picture like it before. Harry Carey ia THE FOX In 7 Reels. SEE a thousand horsemen ride like SEE the greatest Western player
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      401 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Thursday, December 7, to Tuesday, December 12. In lhe Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British news film. A Famous World Classic on the Screen cHuge Ballin presents "EAST LYNNE" in 7 parts with Edward Tearle and Mabel Ballin Born-anew. The Immortal
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      324 4 ONEMAS^^J Plir em* I lv the Lst bh> w at ?..;;> p.n Sharp s For the last time J Tin/ SRI KRISHN Lll A JJ»raj IN EIGHT PABTS. V V> NORTH BRIOGT RoAn l 2ud Show at 9.30 p.m. At 7 The Junde (iodde s 31 HEEL hEKIAL AWrft k»
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    216 5 TO-DAT'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.— 320 tons sold. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Business done. Copra.—No business. Tspioca —Business donr Sago Flour.—Business done. Jelotong —No business. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $16.00 Java Cube 24.50 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube 22.00 Sarawak White Pepper 21.75 Johore 81. ck Pepper Mixtd Biack Pepper
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 5 Singapore, Dec 7. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3-16 d Demand 2s 4 3-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2» 4 13 32d On Sen YorkDemand 52% Pri.ate 90ds On France Bank 710 On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 176 hi Homrkong— Bank demand draft p.c. pm. On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    75 5 C of C. Rubber At>*ocW lon. Singapore, Dec 7. Pale Closing Pncet. Latest London Cables quote. —Lodon. Spot.—■ •bed Smoked BWt Cloainpr Pricv Buyer* Seller* Spot 48 48*2 Jan to March 51 61% April to June 53 53% Latest London Cables quote.—Lo*< don. Spot Is l%d. Tone of
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    RESTRICTION ANNOUNCEMENT.
    109 5 Flat Rate for Small Holdings. Mr J E Nathan, controller of Rubber Export, informs us that the report of the Committee appointed by the Chief Secrerry, F M S, to enquire whether the present flat rate for holdings of 25 acres and under is equitable, has be in.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    329 5 ARRIVALS. December 6. Demodocua, Brit 4,183 tons, Capt Dav.scn, from Taku Bar, left Nov 4. Mansfield and Co Ltd. Hoag Hwa, Brit 1,924 tons, Capt McKenzie, from Amoy, left Nov 23, Ho Hong. Tateishi Maru, Jap 2,331 tone, Capt Moriyama, from Yokohama, left Nov 15. N V Kaisha.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    271 5 Singapore, Dec 7. Rubber. —London Is 1%. Local 48V2. Tin.—London £180 10s. Local $90 Vi (320 Tons sold). Share Market. —Steady. Rubbers. —Perak River Valleys $1 to $1.10, Nt w Serendahs £2.20 to $2.40, Ayer Panas $5.25 to $5.35, Tambalaks 62% to G7*2 cents, Bassatts 95
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      410 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. FRASER CO. Mr. H. M. Skeate's employment with us terminated by mutual arrangement oi the 30ih .November iaat. Dated this 6th day of December, I^2: (Signed) FRASER CO. NOTICE. We have just established ourselves under tbe name and style of Victoria Oxy-Acetylene Works, for Oxy-Acetylene welding of Motor
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      207 5 IJ&r Made by Hand O ne a t a time" HAND CRAFT Hand-Making costs approxi- Ml mately ten ti:nes more IB than Machine mass producfM tion, but it produces an M| infinitely superior Cigarette IB S —that is why we incur 111 I this huge extra cost in II MAKING
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      417 5 #N and where. j-ORE i>' AK? I < l To-day, 7 _0.6 a.m, n-22 P-m- > T Evatt's, 12- 1* Orchestra. 0,1 9 s.ar Opera, 9. n n Palladium, 9.15 and dance, C* Howl-T#-flO fr0 8 46 a.m., 0.1 P-m. £i*«^ k<r5 ''ns comm iiSi0ner 21 uni. 8.45. 9.1o. P
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      64 5 WEATHER REPORT. jyandang Kerbau Hospital Dec 6, 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 p ra. Mar. Rfd to 32 deg Fan 1015.2 1012.6 1014.1 Temp W 81 78 Wet Bulb Ther: 75 77 76 Dir of Wind N W calm Max Temp in shade 89 Min do do 75 Max
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    65 6 REQUIEM MASS. A HVn Nfas- f Rnqmem mM be sung at the Church of St. .T- senh at 6.30a.m. on Saturday tbe 9th instant for t> e repose <.f the tod of the late ramuel J«BMO 'Ihf attendance t4 relatives and fHeads are earnestly United. BIRTH. Johnm'Cm:.-( n
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    IRISH FREE STATE IN BEING.
    791 6 As eve-: which Will loom big in British history has taken place with a lack of ostentation faithful to the phlegmatic British temperament. The Irish Free State has quietly come into formal being: and the disthreasful country definitely assumed the position of a self-governing Dominion
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    735 6 Mr R Craik has come from Penang on transfer to Messrs McAlister and Co.'s Singapore office. The output of Scudai, Ltd, Estate for the month of November, 1922, amounts to 32,000 lbs, making a tofal of 214,500 lbs for the seven months of the current financia' year. Lt-Co! F E
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    275 6 SUCCESSFUL CHASE AFTER GANG ROBBER. Six Desperados on Trial. Six Chinese, Seah Kirn Chuan Choo Lian, Lim Heng. Low Hok, Hong F.i"g, and Tan Ah Keh, were arraig;ec bt fore the Acting Chi,f Justice yfe terday on a charge of committing armed gang robbery. It was stated that
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    MUNICIPAL MATIERS.
    200 6 Stopping Points for Buses. Th-. following art* decisions arrived at by Committee No. 1, at a meeting h id on Dec 1 Agreed generally to toe proposal to .t apart stepping- places for omnibusce and. decided to ask the Chief Police Officer to see that th-y are adh
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    YOUNG PLANTATIONS.
    64 6 Restriction Committee At Week. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Dec 6.—The Young Plantations Restriction Committee sat f«r two days at Taiping, where representations from six 1915 plantations were enquired into. The committee sat at Ipoh to-day and another six representations were investigated. They traved to Kua'a Lumpur on
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    CHINESE TOPICS.
    823 6 T F tt2KP„, I A aineW T, V /HE TWO 0 tai fand the Black Stu ed in our local Crt' 54 is exceediiKv nc 3e *VJ J n ';-rest --'r e, to which my c u r =ii tflpfco/3 -r Ca fOirar- relied. Tn e storv ic
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      23 6 |A,CT06C)f Advice ire*? by our Qualified Nurse i* all users upon Application to N2STLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore-
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    RUSSIA AS A NAVAL POWER.
    420 7 v PREVENT RATIFICATION OF WASHINGTON f DECISIONS. ALA RM EXPRESSED IN FRANCE. Reuter. London, Dec 6. oord nt states that the French decision to Treaty is not unlikely to be ha.-tcned by the legatee to the discu-sions on the freedom of E inted out here
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    46 7 ■I of Ex-Ministers. Sofia, Dec C. of f I d the High pie! ts of the Redoeh \vi functioning j■l ~f the ear. Th P»jel aanooaei i. A; the P ikw proceeding of Pc <ejt in:<:ers accused P er war disasters, V. nr „f
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    TRAGEDY IN THE AIR.
    29 7 3 in a Collision. Dee C. «tC.ptaa Doyle and I kfcied in an aero- J Field Pot': Two prhraiea I* kOW and the > the wreck-
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    untitled OF UNEMPLOYED.
    25 7 P 00 Poi 'nds Asked For. Reuter. I London, Dec 6. S cf ployJ<n. be mostly of Labour drainaue and aa '®°riti*8.—Reuter.
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    17 7 W Italy. Reuter. h Riga, Dec 6. t has c d i r commercial
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    DEATH FOR RAND REBELS.
    101 7 Scene in Court. Johannesburg, Dec 6. Eight men were found (tufty of murder in connection with the attacks during the Rand Rebe'Kon on Brakpan Mine. They were ser.'te-raced to death. It wis alleged that the defend rs of the mine were done to death after they
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    NEW EDITOR OF "TIMES."
    80 7 Mr Wickham Steed Resigns. London, D*ec G.—Mr Geoffrey Dawson, is appointed editor of the '"Times'' in succession to Mr Henry Wickbam Steed, who is resigning.—Reuter. [Mr Dawson was editor of the Times" from 19*12—19. He was educated at Eton and Magdalene College, Oxford. He was in
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    THE LATEST "TANK".
    79 7 America's War Experiments Reuter. New York, Dec 6. In successful demonstrations an amphibious tank a ,tain?d a speed of thirty mii'es an hour on tihe levei'. with rubber-tyred wheals, climbed a gradient of one in two and a half with wheels and cro^s^d Hudson River with propellor.'
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    FRENCH MAIL REDUCTIONS.
    36 7 Reuter. London, Dec 26. The Maritimes announce reductions in first class fare* fines* Europe of £24 to Kobe, and Yokohama, £20 8s to Shanghai, £18 14s to Hongkong, £19 14s to Colombo.— Reuter.
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    THE STRAITS TANGLE.
    157 7 ALLIED PROPOSALS FOR FREEDOM. Russo-Turkish Opposition. Reuter. Lausanne, Dec G. Lord Curzon, in a speech to the Straits Commission, said that Chicheria was claming to make the Black Sea a Russian lake, with Turkey a faithful guardian of the Straits. The Adied proposals comprised complete freedom for
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    AMERICA AND THE STRAITS.
    111 7 Reuter. Lausanne, Dec 6. Mr Ch id, on behalf of the United Slates, .-aid that the American policy stood for complete freedom without privilege for mercantile traffic, such freedom to extend to n utrai ships hoth in wartim." and peacetime. Nothing should be done which would
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    CI RZONS PROPOSAL.
    117 7 Reuter. Lausanne, Dec 0. In his PMch to the Strain Commission Lord Curzon proposed firs;iy, an nterra r i unal zone, second'y an international commission to control the StraHs, compo- 1 of repre entatives of France, Britain Italy, Japan, America, Russia* Turkey. Rumania. Bulgaria and Greece, the
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    EARLIER CABLES.
    187 7 TURKISH FANATICISM. Reuter. Washington. Dec G. A resolution has been introduced in the House of Representatives expressing the hope of the American Government that Turkey will take measures to "stay the hand of fanat cism an.', lawless violence, and assure to Christians in Turkey aY their rights." —Reuter.
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    IRISH FREE STATE.
    66 7 King's Proclamations. Reuter. London, Dec 6. At a historic meeting of the Privy Council at Buckingham Palace this morning His Majesty the King Of* ed proclamations giving effect to th* Irish Free State and appointing Mr T M Healy the first GovernorGeneral.—Reuter. Capetown, Dec 6. General Smuts
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    AMERICA'S BILLIONS.
    266 7 UNCLE SAM TAKING STOCK. The Various Debtors. Reuter. Washington. Dee 6. Mr Mellon, Secretary to the Treasury, in the worst of his annua 1 re- t, says the past year wiCheesed a further recovery from depneeaesa closing with bountiful harvests. The reduction in gross debt during the year
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    MUI-TSAI IN HONGKONG.
    113 7 Ptovision of Haines? Reuter. London. Dec f>. In the House of Commons, replying io Mr Chan' e» Roberts v, jUfc regard abortion of naui-i-i-i In Hongkong, Mr W Ormsby-Gore, UnderSecretary of State for the Colonies, said that the Governor recently had issued a proclamation on the lines
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    LOAN TO AUSTRIA.
    59 7 Second Reading Passed. Reuter. liondon. Dec 6.—The House of Commons passed the second reading of the Trade Facilities Bill in accordance with the icsolution mentioned on Dec 5. after Mr Ramsay Macdonald had expressed the labourites' approval but criticised the AMies' past policy in regard to Au-tria
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    LATEST EXCHANGE FIGURES.
    25 7 Reuter. London, Dec 6.—Sterling on New York rose to $4.50-%. Other currencies are heavy.. French francs 65.30. Belgian 71.05, German marks 37,500.
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    STRIKE CALLED OFF.
    29 7 Reuter. Pittsburg, Dec 6.—Seventeen thousand employees of the United States Potters' Association have called off the strike and agreed to resume on the old wage scales.—Reuter.
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    67 7 Reuter. London, Dec 6. Alfred K.arney Young, Chief Justice of V. c Let ward Llanls, Is appointed Chief Justice of Fiji and Judicial Commissioner of the Western Pacific. The names of 24 firms to which warrant of appointment as tradesmen to the Prince of Wales have been granted are
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    27 7 The annual social of the Medical Col'ege Union wiill be hdld on Saturday, Dec 16, at the Hostel, Sepoy Lines, the proceedings concluding with a short dance*
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    AGENCY CLAIM.
    645 7 TIIF, MARKET VALUE OF THE PI MNTIFF. Objection to Questions. The action calming $9-\OOO brought by Mr P A Paris against Mr See T'ong Wah was heard before Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard. in the Supreme Court and throughout the Wfydfc of yeVj rday, and further adjourned until this morning.
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    SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
    91 7 A Stormy Passage. Reuter. Washington, Dec 6.— It is bc-lieved the whole question of free tolls for coasting ships traversing the Panama Canal will be re-opened as a result of Senator Borah's introduction of the proposed amendment to the Ship Subsidy Bill. If the bill is passed
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    510 8 BOXING. TO-MORROW NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. A really excellent and varied programme of boxing, wrestling, we-ght-lifting and physical culture has been arranged by the Stadium management for to-morrow night. As the- programme is a long one, it has been decided to commence the first bcAit at 8.45 p.m. There
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    RUGBY.
    58 8 TO-DAY'S PRACTICE. The Rogfcy practice match on the Padang this afternoon will be treated as a Malaya Cup trial for certain players. PENANG vs. SELANGOR. Match Called Off. Being unab'e to get a side, our Penang correspondent wires, the Penang rugger captain has called off the rugby match, Selangor
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    ROWING.
    140 8 RSY C—SCRATCH FOURS. For the Scratch Fours races to be rowed on the occasion of the Club's Annual "At Home" on Dec 16 sufficient entries were received to arrange four crews which have been drawn as follow: Race 1 in New Boats (4.40 p.m.): (1) Bow W T Crosley,
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    FOOTBALL.
    91 8 THE DR. YIN SHIELD. In yesterday's match for the Dr Yin Sh'eld" Competition played on the S C F A ground between the Hiong Hiong Club and Bendemeer Athletic, the game was won by the latter by one goal to nil, scored by Cheng Yeok in the first half.
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    GOLF.
    27 8 KEPPEL CLUB'S COMPETITION. The competition for the Captain's Prizes, 36 holes stroke play, will commence on Dec 9. Fu'l particulars are posted on the notice board.
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    HOCKEY.
    126 8 SCC BEAT SRC. In a friendly game of hockey on the SCC ground yesterday, the S C C beat the SRC by five goals to nil. In spite of the sloppy nature of the ground, rendered worse by the recent rugger matches and practice games, a fast and interestmg
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    BILLIARDS.
    140 8 SCC ROOMS NEARLY READY. It is anticipated that the wing extensions to the Singapore Cricket Ciub, to provide bi liard rooms for the use of members, will be completed and the rooms open for use by the middle of January. The workmen are at present engaged on iho interior
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    SINT NIKOLAS DAG.
    263 8 "Let's all go mad," is what a Dutchman says to another, on the sixth of December. That day is 4 "red-letter" day to our friends from the land of sand dunes and windmills, and they take advantage of enjoying it in right royal sityle. Sint Nikolas Dag,
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    62 8 Mr Taylor heard of the Preventive Service, prosecuted a Chinese yesterday before Mr Gourlay in the third court on a charge of being in possession of a quantity of dutiable liquor on board his sampan in the Singapore River on the Ist instant. His worship convicted and sentenced the accuse
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 8 (We do not necessarily endorse tht opinions expressed by correspondents. 1
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    RUBBER INDUSTRY AND THE EMPIRE.
    1358 8 From Mr JOHN C WITTACHY Knowing thoroughly well that you are an Imperialist to the very tiniest fibre in your heart and one who takes a great deal of interest in the rubber industry, may I take the liberty to submit the following suggestions concerning
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    116 8 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, Dec 6. Catalogued 718 tons. Offered 517 tons. Sold 303 tons. v Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore Standard Quality No Sales. Good Average Quality 48 to 48%. Off Quality 44 to 47%. Crepe. Singapore Standard Quality No
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    308 8 S ugapore, l>.c 5. Rubber shares have been in better demand daring the week and values generally are higher on balance, the ur'ce yd" th*. raw mat rial touching Is 2"nJ ar.d closing easier at Is 2d. Tin shares remain steady with fewer transactions to
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    453 8 Singapore. Dec 6. A moderate business has been done in the share market in all branches. There have been more enquiries for rubber shares and business has been easier to negotiate than during the previous week. The commodity has been steady and shows an improvement
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    604 9 Singapore, Dec 2, 1922. Article. Price. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.51 Beef stew or curry kati 0.48 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.56 Mutton Indian 0.60 Mutton, Australian 0.61 Fowl kati Foul large (3-4 katis) 3 katis each 1.80 Foul
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