Malaya Tribune, 16 December 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] V—' AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY a No. 295 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1922.
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      320 1 i i iinWtiiWl"»»»" IcV OUN£^ GLASSES i 1 '^j ease insult 1 fJiTE 8N OPTICAL CO., j r.ri RINC OPTICIANS. j |A> NAL ROAD, MOKE. ii'ii'imiituint* £***** EScSZSESZS^SSSZSZSZSZS^SZSBScSESSSZ^^ GIFTS J 4 Ze obia" Perfumes. S These are very rare perI J L rrrjji_ fume* from one of the -.Zearbi." IVifumes.
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      314 1 RAJA'S LEATHER Foot Balis. We offer to Clntta and others the ball which they have wanted for years. One iit is guaranteed not to lose its shap*, and will outwear -in/ h>H on the market, in fact, one bail will last schools and junior Ottflj a whole season. This ball
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    A THRILLING SERIAL STORY!
    1704 2 "SPEED" By Herbert Crooker SYNOPSIS OF OTHER CHAPTERS. Edwin Stanbury, son of banker J J Sianbury, is mixed up in a defalcation in his father's bank, together with others, and succeeds in prevailing upon Jim Sprague, the cashier, to run away to Philadelphia, while he is
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      253 2 liOLLANDIA' f I CONDENSED S\\ EETENED MILK.' < ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. I QUALITY GUARANTEED. j I i Trading Company "Holland" J (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I A.^tMltS. r-irt»ii!!iii«m;!rawmirti i rwwmwnrj 1 HEI2E WE ABE! I I Archer Substantial Reduction j I PRICE wJmn» QUALITY I OF CI L i"aV; l'"s
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      293 2 WHY TAKE OIL OR SALTS? when perfect regular W can be enaured by the occasional use of th? d:.inty little liver and bowel regulators which act as gentiy as nature. Pinkettes are laxative perfection: cure biliousness, torpid liver, sick headaches, pimples and skin blemishes. Of chemists, or send 60 cents
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      434 2 9 DO NOT WAiT*^*^ I until your good health is impaired, but take Kter I V the mark. Remember that ailments apparent P'* I soon develop into serious illness. Do not he L BEECHAMS PILLS 1 1 on the first appearance of any distressing wmntonw t» 5 M do more
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    VALUABLE NEW TREATMENT.
    286 3 HEALS AND STRENGTHENS THE LUNGS. Keeps Colds and Chills at Bay. The- discovery of the Peps breathable treatment solves the problem— hitherto on'y met by a costly visit to the Alpine pine-forest resorts— of applying- a natural, volatile healing agent direct to the throat, ch«.st and lungs.
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    BRIDGE LAW.
    457 3 DISPUTES THAT OFTEN ARISE. The secretary of the Portland Clul recently told me that every week h( receives a considerable number of let ters from Bridge players asking fo official rulings on the meaning of ttu laws. In the course of the year I receive hundreds of letters
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    WAR ON OPIUM.
    272 3 League of Nations Staff. Mr A E Blanco, who was for over 25 years a mamber of the indoor staff of the Chinese Maritime Customs, has accepted an invitation to join the staff of the Secretariat of the League of Nations at Geneva, where he is to
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    40 3 A Jeddah report received from Cairo says that King Hussain has received a reply from the exiled Turkish Sultan stating that he has decided to take refuge hi a Moslem country, but has mot decided at present as to which.
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      624 3 AUCTION SALE. AGENCIES, Ltd., adhfr OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. BY umail Baheem (in bankruptcy) re Bras Basah Boad. structed to sell privately in single lots at their X dßei Chambers, Raffles Place, r r e whole of the stock now to be cleared HW BTAN ,x cost price. Q ecklaces,
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      606 3 AUCTION SALE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. The undersigned have receive 1 instructions to sell by public auction at their Sale-rooom, Rattles Chambers, Rattles Place, On Monday, Dec 18, at 2.30 p.m. Lots 1 Valuable freehold Building Sites fronting Robinson Road, area squure v- much lot. com prised in tatutory JLand Grants
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      196 3 MARTS N'S A French Remedy for all Irrefu'arUtos. Thousand* otl«die» keet.a :*>x.» Martin 1111s .n n the nrst sii;n of any Irregularity of the y-tein a timely dose may be administered Those *:.o MthanMCOMMadttMa »«-me their enormoussale At... tsai m i 5 I I MARTIN. Chemist. SOUTHAMPTON- fc.NGL.AND. USEFUL BOOKS
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      495 3 See Your Teeth with the dingy film-coats gone You can feci on your teeth a people, despite the tooth brush, viscous film. It clings to teeth, escape some film attack, gets between the teeth and stays. If not removed, it may do cease- Must combat it less damage. Most tooth
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    BARLOW & CO'S REPORT.
    93 4 BARLOW CO'S REPORT. »1«), Dec 14. g a quiet week weaken, the lay opened with i large withdrawals Standard Sheet was few lot- changed 4 j cents per lb. |Qn Sheet was in very I i and Off from 43 46%. of I ord Pale Crepe •ale and Palish demand
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    OPIUM QUESTION.
    137 4 The Baaghos Di-cussion. «d Cross i onferenec cleared jump with comfort, says erver." 1+ was a matI f to how the ques- i. but when the indicated that the desire anything of a political B Bs '**s r sed that the ques- I of its most con- That,
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    44 4 untitled says the the death of Mrs Ho > Quah Keat Sim I Messrs Ho Kirn and Ho Kirn Teik, at 76, Love-lane, at day. The deceased ears old, had been en days from v, es three sons, four thirty-three tfrand- h 'nourn heT loss.
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    33 4 First List of Subscriptions. H E Sir Laurence Guillemard, X C B F 0 Rasmussen "Mac" W H Macgregor Lieut J H Jones, Whitstabite $253.85 W H MACGREGOR, Hon Treasurer.
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    GUTHRIE AND CO'S REPORT.
    78 4 Singapore, Dec 15. Following a dull period the Auction, opened to a weak Market and easter values. Ql Standard Sheet sold up to 48A cents, but was not in general request at that figure. Good and off Sheet declined 1 to 1% cents. Pale Crepes wera
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    215 4 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.— 160 tons sold. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.—No business. 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 Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 14 25 Sundried
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 4 Singapore, Dec 15. Of] London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 31-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-16d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 3-8 d On New YorkDemand 54 Private 90d,s 56 On France Bank 710 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 175% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft IIAl l
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    73 4 C. of C. Rubber Associc'ion. Singapore, Dec 15. Pala Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lodon, Spot. fibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pnce> Buye-s Sellers Jan to March 49 50 April to June 52% M Latest London Cables quote.-Lc»-don, Spot Is 2d. Tone of Market.— Weak. Fred Waterhouse Co.,
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    587 4 December 17th, 1922. St Andrew's Cathedral 7.30 a.m. Litany. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion. (ChoraT.) 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communon. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. on Friday, Monday and Wednesday
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    SIMPAN VALLEY TIN.
    263 4 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The tenth ordinary general meeting of the Singapore Valley Hydraulic Mines, Ltd., was he'd in the registered offices of the company, Chartered Bank Chambers, at noon yesterday. Mr Chew Woon Poh presided, and others present were Messrs Lowther Kemp. W L Watkins, C V
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      108 4 Arrived I Arrived I More New Actors ana Actresses by s.s. Van Cloon Including the popular Ma'ay Actor Kbairudin will appear. THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera i--Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridre Road. To-nteht! To-night! A well-known piece GUI ZA E KENY. Commencing to-morrow Sunday, A Javanese
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      403 4 TO LET. —795 East Coast Roa 1, Singapore. Large Compound House, entry f om 1st January, apply han Sze Gnu Co., 64 66 Market Street, Singapoie. IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE No. 155 (COMPANIES.) and IN THE MATTER OF THE DISPENSARY, LIMITED. (In Liquidation). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
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      150 4 ..,(»•>»• titiiiitfiit in.ti'tiiiiiiniitn Bx plus 47!?* 3 MEANS NOTHING, i BUT HAVING US FIT j j YOUR EYEGLASSES f AND SPECTACLES MEANS THAT YOU WILL 1 I HAVE NO FURTHER g I TROUBLE WITH SHAKY 1 I CROOKED LENSES. j N. LAZARUS j OPTICIAN I J MEDICAL HALL BUILDING I
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      95 4 where. .iu>HC P'AKt. ,6 OS p m"{lit i/», IV» MuMl u I s I,.. A Sports. 2. i n„ i: f*W ll{ to I u>.r kit' Mah#li4. u -,h' <\l, Svi'oy < Hal). i" 1 a,lt i'30. 4 > ItiA'*-. ic Tltt'zvlrc. ,7 1(1.3 p.m. P 1 i nf. I
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      415 4 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Dec 16, Muar* Malacca Ban Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Muar 'Ban Whatt Soon 3 p.m. fort Swettenham Penang •Klang 3 p.m. tfuntok Palembang Senang 3 p.m. Bangkok *Paragi 3 p.m. Etatavia Scott Harley 3 p.m. Uatu Pahat Meran 3 p.m. Mfdan Medusa 3 p.m. Balavia, Samarang Sourabaya
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    127 5 DEATHS. RaPPA —At the Kandang Kerbau Hospital last night, Kllen Ann Rappa, widow of the late Dr. George Meyer Rappa, aged 57 years. Funeral at 3.30 p.m. at Bidadari Cemetery this afternoon. KHOO Kirn Tea. Aged 58 years, died on Friday 15th inst. at 8 a.m. late of
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    POLITICAL TURMOIL AT HOME.
    597 5 The "Mother of Parliaments'' is not gaining in dignity these times. The uproar of the other day, arising out of the failure to cope effectively with the unemployment problem, was only one of a succession of "scenes" that have occurred in the House of Commons since
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    773 5 The Amateur Drawing Association, and the Straits Chinese Literary Association, according to a "Gazette" notification, cease to exist. H E the Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr E L Tabua, to act as Treasurer, S S, and Mr B H T Barnard, Conservator of Forests S S and F
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    RECONSTRUCTION OF P. A. M.
    652 5 Johore Planters Approve. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec 15. A meeting of Johor: planters at Batu Anam, Mr Miller Mackay presiding, unanimously dupport.d the* action of the committee in. signing the proposed reconstruction scheme of the P A M. The Hon Mr Choo
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    LETTER-BOX.
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    IMMORALITY AND HIGH RENTS.
    152 5 112 Rom -TACT/I" I >tl u> <"-•, 01* nf ti V(J ojiigri[iorc- ''P, Sr,,u l StrtKwof Uir ~u Old 10 k '*1 Which M T,, apart to Uu> u. v j-"• -i U ofxj, tf> < wlto L «™«anj»iA6wl k t 1 dtttr.cL i N T
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    200 5 Illness of Japanese Prim (By Court yof t Consulate G Km I I His Imp pri Regent M♦> been a• sdight cold v• i Iv lay tuea&k s» Bis I ti] i g v... 9 i quite cheerfua seal for t nxivty nhasever. V»*e are indel n 'i
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    THE APPEAL COURT.
    109 5 Last Case on List "I he court baa to some highly d. WeaT remarked Mr J Lenrsard fatten* jr. the Acting Chief J appeal of M S the jodgn»eni Justice, should be j Thi* wa* (be BP 1 Appeal Court, W. month, and hs Cfctef Just.cc pwsid
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    MORE COMMONS EXCITEMENT.
    213 6 .RfIURITE'S PROTEST AGAINST PROROGATION m OF PARLIAMENT. THE KING'S SPEECH. London, Dec 15. i oT 0 f que tions in. the House of Commons, before A admitted to summon the Commons to hear the h HoUM of Lords, Mr George Lambury raised and mairtained that the Commons
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    BOXER INDEMNITY.
    89 6 Reuter. I Trillin?; Saciitce? m prominence to ts Peking corres- j, arging Britain to riBdemnity and devote He declares B90Sa le for Britain to w h*t the United I Japan are rehnw mM be tri- what we vainly ius plainly we I the now v to our- 1
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    LITVINOFF ANGRY.
    39 6 Bra, I> c 15. M states that an delegate ient Conferjoumalists, 7 He delid i guarantee pi ssion or Bri- red th? latter Rosa an agitgrudging m rent 1 brough the r f '-.-r d< it-gations at
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    PARIS REDS ARRESTED.
    28 6 Paris, Dec 15. es, Variant n also the N*t Pti been sentenced Con C art to six n default of v orders, in R it
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    U.S.TO HELP AUSTRIA.
    23 6 I?" it nor li. V s wton ha? u ch«* House 11- tfn »{ipruprta- r -VP the famine .v*nl (lirmaTiy,
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    SUPER-DREADNOUGHTS.
    40 6 Reuter. "a hington, Dec 15. L Republican, who prer the Appropriations nu ial Naval Bill', c of RVpresmtat of the Bill, declared had fixed the I appropriations as Mr Kelley sa d building 10 000 to enjoy the rence.—Reuter.
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    NEW SWISS PRESIDENT.
    19 6 < Berne, Dec 14. a momher of the F dehas bpe designated Pre- ttf Confederation for 1923.
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    GERMAN ANTI-JUDAISM.
    88 6 Why Einstein Left. Reuter. Berlin, Dec 15. The two assailants of Maximilian Harden were sentenced to 4% and 2% yn in impri<son>ment respectively. The trial revealed that they were members of societies closely connected with the "Consul" organisation ■founded by Ehrhurdt. Harden leaning on a stick, gave evidence
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    HOLLAND'S POLICY.
    100 6 Keeping at a, Distance. Reuter. The Dec 15. The Second Chamber reject d a motion to abolish the Dutch Legation at the Vatican by 40 votes to 37. In a d.bate en the foreign estimates Minis' er Van Karmbeek opined that the present and future- policy of Hollar
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    COCAINE SUPPRESSION.
    46 6 What League Could Do. Reuter. London, Dec 15. Sir Eric Drummond, in an interview n London said he believed that the League of Nations, if-it got the full support of the Governments concerned, might be table to suppress the cocaine traffic in- five years.—Reuter.
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    MEXICAN FASCISTI.
    57 6 Reuter. Mexico City, Dec 15. The leader of the Fascisti here s ays the movement is extending all over the country and expects a membership of a million in six months He declares the movement is not military but aims at controlling the Government through economic pressure if
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    PROGRESS AT LAUSANNE.
    24 6 Reuter. Lausannei Dec 15. Th. sub-Commission sat for tfjD ho«* the Turks being present and good H^j^-agt Commission nuets agam Reuter.
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    85 6 A heckler seldom makes such a untitled pable hit as did one* ho ;he late Mr Balfour Brown*, k C, a an election mooting tft Dumfries b, potffeg some vbstruse question m ieZrf to tariffs. "I do not quite ft* to v* f -Bofißd the candiow the question. "It sounds
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    THE STERLING RISE.
    111 6 BRITISH FINANCIAL GENIUS. Uncle Sam Sits Up. Reuter. London. Dec 15. Reports from New York that the rise in sterling is due to exceptional operations wherein Britain is concerned are denied in London. A telegram from New York says the attention of financiers is concentrated on the
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    $1OOO MYSTERY.
    112 6 Cashier's Predicament. The cashier of the East Asiatic Company, Ltd has related an ur..usual story to the police. It appears that he went over to the Hongkong: and Shanghai Bank, yesterday, to cash a cheque of $5,000, and requested them to pay him that sum in one dollar
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    THE WAKOFF DEED.
    69 6 Finally Settled as Invalid. His lordship Mr Justice BarrettLennard yesterday finally decided the long standing case of the deed of Shaik Abdul Haye, whose relatives contended that the deed was a forgery. HisS lordship h« d that in view of the fetter* read in court, that the
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    113 6 A protest is being made in Ceylon by non-European p anters against tho passing of the Rubber Res trie ion Ord nance because about a dozen Unofficial, were absent from the Legis a tive Council at the time, they having resigned. The same paper when nukdshes this memorandum of orotest
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    PEERLESS PAVLOVA.
    265 6 ANOTHER NIGHT OF DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. The Goodwood Hall was agUin packed last might, when Madam Pavlova, presented her second change of programme. The audience were transported to a veritable faliryland, when the cur*.tin went up for the first part of a deiightfuji night's entertainment. The "Enchanted U Ike,"
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    THE VANISHING TRICK.
    139 6 Bank Compradore's Feat. A new crime wave seems to be in Singapore, and its activities appear to be confined to hinks. The public have scarcely forgotten the recent disappearance of a large sum of money from a local French banking house, when the announcement is made that
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    60 6 The longest air-taxi flight yet attempted was begun 'last month when Mr Alan J Cobham, the trans-Euro-pean airman, left the London Air Station in a De Havil'and air-taxi en route for Cairo and Bombay. Mr Cobham's wife and mother accompanied him as far as Nice, and here he "oicked up"
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    ILL-ADVISED ACTION?
    517 6 COMMONS DEBATE ON REPARATIONS. Premier's Policy. Reuter. London, Dec 14. The House of Commons debated reparations, following a series of questions by Sir John Simon, framed after consultation with Mr Asquith, Mr Lloyd George and Mr Ramsay Macdonald. Replying to Sir John Simon's anxiety lest the effect of
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    171 6 Signor Mussolinl Is very much a man to be reckoned with. Since the Fascisti Premier reached responsibility and power he has made an admirable impression in every capital. Upon domestic and foreign questions alike, his words have been prompt, competent, arid resolm. He insists, and we are glad of it,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    865 7 FOOTBALL. SEOW EWE BOON CUP FINAL. By "Tom Tiddler." The following is contributed by a youthful correspondent signing him' •tlf as above. The t'mai in the S*ow Ewe Boon Cup Tournament hold by the St Joseph'* Old Boys" Association was brought to an end on vvhen the
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    HOCKEY.
    252 7 MIDDLESEX BEAT SCO. During a well en c 'ted game, yesurday, the 2nd Middles** Regiment hockey team beat the S C C team. The military team played a better combination game and their victory was due to this. The forward li:. was much superior and was well lead ky
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    BOXING.
    271 7 SCHOOLBOYS' BOUTS. By "Wanderer." There was a crowd of schoolboys prtsent at the Boxing Stadium yesterday, when a tournament v* s arranged for boys from aJI schools. The Stadium Boxing Syndicate intends to run this tournament once every month, and the first of its kind yesterday met with quite
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    ATHLETICS.
    985 7 ST FRANCIS* ASSOCIATION. New Annual Event in Malacca. Saturday last marked the holding on the St Francis' Institution grounds, Malacca of the first annual athletic meet of the St Francis' Association. It drizzled at intervals prior to the commencement of the sports and the gloomy weather caused no Tittle
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    59 7 "QUEEN'S" COURTS TOURNAMENT. In addition to the St Ilium Cup for the singles championship. Mr Boey Kok Liong, mnager of Nanyang Tobacco Company, has presented twj silver cups for the gorrtknun's doubles. Queen's of the Amde> have also presented a cup for the gentlemen's Singles Handicap. The cups
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    MOTORING.
    79 7 TWO MILES A MINUTE Travelling itt u -i<t*d of ov. r 120 nulee an hour at Mr J G P Thomas on a Lry omi cur nownipjifh•sl some extraordinary "record?" at Brook land* ihc import tit being a world's "record" for ten m;lts, which he covered in 5 ittin.
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    Y. M. C. A.
    75 7 PING PONG AND BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS. Matches in the above tournaments will commence on Monday. Dec 18. Competitors will make their own arrangements for meeting their opponents. All entry fees must be paid on or before Wednesday Dec 20. The large hall will be available for badminton
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    ENGLISH "PAVLOVA."
    1026 7 A CHAT WITH MADAM HILDA BUKOVA. Peerless Pavlova's Understudy. The only English girl who has had the unique distinction of understudying Madam Pavlova and leading thd world-famed dancer's ballot, ds Mmc Hilda Bukova. who comes from Nottingham, ar.d ha 3 been eleven years with her. I might even
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    577 8 Singapore, Dec 9, 1922. ArticW. Price. c. MEAT. Beef eteak kati 0.50 Beef stew or curry kati 0.45 Pork, lean kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.58 Mutton Indian 0.60 Mutton, Australian 0.61 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis) 2% katia each 1.50 Fowl
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1402 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED LN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue th« following list of quotations: Singapore, Dec 16. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. NOVEMBER 11, 1922. Is-ue Paid Val. Up. I <L 2j- 2|- Allagar 0 10 2|- 2|- AngWava 0 2 t
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