Malaya Tribune, 30 January 1923

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. X> SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1923.
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    BATTLES OF CROWN PRINCE.
    822 2 THE BLAME FOR VERDUN. The ex-Crown Prince's military memoirs 'My War Experience,' by Crown Prince William of Germany of which the original German edition was 'Meine Erinnerungein aus Deutschlands Heldenkampf,' add little to our knowledge of the war. They are, however, a curious psychological document, says
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    THE "SPEEJACKS" RETURNS.
    325 2 Welcome in New York. New York, Dec 18.-—A 98ft motor yacht, Speejacks, the smallest vessel to travel round the g'obe, has arrived here after a 16 months' cruise filled with adventure, in which 40,000 miles were logged. The little vessel was welcomed by a terrific din of
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    MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S BOOK.
    250 2 U.S. Contract Cancelled. It it announced that Mr Lloyd George, after protracted negotiations, has released the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune from tha contracts under which they were to pay h'm £40,000 for the American •■©rial rights of his war memories. The American newspapers
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      93 2 YOU AND EVERYBODY WHO SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM. Neuralgia, Gout, Soreness, Stiffness Lumbago, Pleurisy, Headache. Toothache, and all bodily achaa and pains, should use. Little's Oriental Balm. Mr. J Vince of No. 20, Nelson Square Burnley, says:—Having Buffered from Rheumatism in my kncss for two years and Neuralgia in my face
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    ERRAND BOY TO MILLIONAIRE.
    477 3 MR. WANAMAKER'S LIFE. John Waramaker, whose death ia announced from Philadelphia at the age of 84, was known ir> AnKTica as the multi-millionaire "Departmenta 1 Store KLrag," and the founder of the biiggest Sunday school in the world. But fas that Land of big ideas he
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    ALLEGED WIFE STEALER.
    284 3 A Matrimonial Muddle at Ipoh. At tha Ipoh Police Court., last Saturday, there was an interesting case in which two Bengalees figured as complainant and accused, the charge against one being that he had kidnapped the wife of the other while the latter was away in India.
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      453 3 fm AX E i lIM BRAND I MUNICH j BROWN I /y^ eU Hr^*rVll l'll BEER NEW SHIPMENT I v $16 per case of 72 pints. I *^^^%]IIII3 SPECIAL QUOTATION FOR WHOLESALE DEALERS. S l\ MrNIGH libs t STANLEY F. WARD CO. (FAR EAST) LIMITED. I (Successor to G. AURELY
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      363 3 IAS TO GIVE CP ALL WORE. Ms la the! Back L ft'/® Mrs. S. BENNETT, Stockport, writes I have buflered terrible pains i; the back, feet and legs and had to walk wit!, sticks. I gave up all work as pain was intense. I was under a doctor and had
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      165 3 F There is no 1 need to send IN\ \j\ raSSt your iDshy Home if you Menburys Foods Por» Infants Entirely free from harmful germs they give complete independence of doubtful milk supply, i and their use is a safeguard against summer diarrhoea and infantile cholera. Of »11 Chemists, Stores,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    642 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. Bj F*>otli*Dt." i A few days ago I stated that Charlie Chaplin had temporarily forsaken acting and become a director instead. The picture which he is directing for his leading lady, Miss Edna Purviar.ce, as a token of her faithful services
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      413 4 AMUSEMENTS "empire cinema In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. EVE S FILM REVIEW and INTERNATIONAL NEWS. ANNA Q. NELSON in an Edwird Jose Production WHAT WOMEN WILL DO In 6 parts. A production glittering witli gaiety, crammed with sensations and supreme in it< appeal to the heart. MAR LD
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      403 4 AMUSEMENTS A L HA MB R A THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Tuesday, Jan. 30, to Sunday, Feb. 4. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British News Film. Special Production Paramount Artcraft Presents Elsie Forguson in FOOTLIGHTS In 7 Reels. A most entrancing and an unusual picture
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      44 4 Telephone 24 VJ LIM CHEE SENG, 17, Ceci] Street. Singapore. Dealer in Mobil Oils and ck/§ 53 MICHELIN 11RE MM*£k suckist. AJJ Sizes of Cord Tyrea Always in Stock. Also Sole Distributor for Micßelin Cycle Tyres in Sitgtpcre. Prompt Delivery 1« MICHELIN. Every Ordrr.
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      337 4 AMUSEMENTS "GAIETY" I Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. jJtfl Village Maiden x V.^ --fefewß&y 6-iiiii Grand Pro.ra- .--^^^Jflp 6 Wa'ay Picture Show at 9.30 pa y 3^ CMHIE CHA L:\ ,n r > Larry Sfcmon ln "w- iWts Jfe j THE SI7ITOB Vod-a-ville^. ioviei I Latest HSLEV |B3m|| Comedy in
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    117 5 Arrivals. January 30. Ban Whatt Hin, Brit 167 tons, Capt Milne, from Mai Ml a, left Jan 29, Soon Keck. Calypso. Brit 339 t>ns, Capt Harvey, from P Sham, left Jan 28, S S'ship Co Ltd. Th« following ships are in communication with the Wire ess Stations at:—
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    EXCHANGE.
    80 5 Singapore, Jan. 30. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32d Oe New York— Demand 54 Private 90d s 56 On France Bank 780 On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 1™^ On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2 p.c. Dr,
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    56 5 C. af C. Rubber Asaocn/lon. Singapore, Jan 30. Pale Crepe Cloaing Price.. Lateat London Cablea quote.—London, SpOt. t»J-A* «ibbad Smoke* Shaat Buyera Selleam Qnnt 64* 65* Spot Feb to March 65 66 April to June 68 68* 525 to Sept 68* 69* Lateat London Cablea quote.-Lo* don, Spot
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    31 5 Singapore, Jan 30. To-day'» closing rubber quotation? sr<» as under*- v New York.—35 cts. (Cable of 27th). London. —Is 6d. Singapore. —64% cts. Tone of Market. —Steady.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    130 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—s94 l A Buyers no Sellers. Latest Local Market Quotations. Buyers Sellers Gambier $18.50 Java Cube 24.00 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Pre s Cube 21.50 Sar. White Pepper 22.00 Johore Black Pepper Mxied Black Pepper 14.00 *Sundried Copra 10.60 10.60 Mixed Copiu 10.20 Small Flake Tapioca
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    81 5 Standard Oil- Compaay'* current prices. Devoe'e Imperial Brilliant per t wo tine $7.IB Sylvan Arrow per two tint $0.75 Tiger pvr two tins $6.7"» Tiger ia drums per two drum* $5.95 Asiatic Petroleum Company'* cnr rent prices. Fish per tin of 4 Imp. gls. $3.55 Dragon
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      395 5 I' $T$TE &PRf I j 555! I Just as certain phone numbers are stored |l *l in 4116 i ecessefl of the r,linc £-3 representing S /O some call on fellowship, so does S55 n J GST* /'V y JBi instantly present a picture to the smoker's ijj J| JW'
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      63 5 WEATHER REPORT ftandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, January 29. y a.m. 'A p.m. y p in .".ar. to 32 dee Fah 1018.8 1015.5 1018.7 Temp 81 84 78 Wet Bulb Ther: 75 75 74.5 D r of Wind N E N calm Max Temp in shade 87 Min do do 72
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    119 5 ,s \PORK MARY. To-day, Jan 30. a m 9.38 p.m. opera, "Pirate V ct ha Theatre, t f r* K: J- 30. Jan 31. a.m.. 10 20 p.m. H r (j a r procession. 1* ,j practice, 5.15. I < ta lium, "J.30. F;- :l Co, "Katinka,"
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    365 5 To-day, Jan 30. Mers r Hong L.au 2 p.m. Shanghai Japan Lahore 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing I.eong 3 p.m. Hedan Penang' Van Overstraten 3 p.m. H :t Shanghai Persia 3 p.m. Buiav a. bon <fc Samarang Edendale 3 p.m. Djeboes, Blinjoe P;.-?k. P'r.ar.g Bengkalis 3 p.m. Sjv
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    Cable From U. K.
    85 5 The latest time received from London at 6 a.m. Urgent 7 p.m. Jan 29. Ordinary 5.10 p.m. Jan The mail despatched' fiv > o.i.jrapore to London by P and G Packet Kashgar on January 2, was delivered rn London on January 29. The rate of issue
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    33 6 REQUIEM MASS. High Mass of Requiem for the repose of the soul ot the lato \frs. Emerlina Nasse will be sung in the Church of "St. Joseph to-morrow at 6.30 a.m.
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    DEATH.
    27 6 Tan CHENG Wah. —Age! 3?. Funeral on Wednesday, 31*t January, 1923, oriege leaving Nj. 13, Race Course Road, at II a.m. for Bukit Brown; C emetery.
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    ANOTHER WAR IMMINENT?
    736 6 Is Europe on the brink of another disastrous war? The suggestion is seriously made in the despatches now coming through, and it can only be regarded with intense anxiety and dread. Apart from the suffering and chaos that it would bring in its train, a further outbreak
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    795 6 The F M S Railways announce arrangements f\<r eh ap fares during the Chinese New Year holidays. Says the Bangkok T'mes of Jan 18: Forty-one first class passengera travelled to Penang by the mail train leaving on Tuesday—a record, we believe. We have to acknowledge receipt of a very pretty
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    WILLIAMSON OPERA CO.
    343 6 "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD." Another gr&at success was registered by the Williamson Opera Co., at the Victoria Theatre last evening, whin a packed audi in cc was thoroughly deilight/cd with the rendering of the most notable of the Gilbert and Sullivan pieefcs, "Yeom>en of the Guard." There
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    NEWBRONNER SENTENCED.
    33 6 15 Years' Imprisonment. (From Our Own Correspondent;. Bangkok, Jan 29. Newbronner, a Singapore Eurasian, convicted with others of counterfeiting co ns, was sentenced to-day to 15 years' imprisonment. Newbronner is appealing.
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    SIR L. AND LADY GUILLEMARD.
    75 6 At Home in Ipoh. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Jan 29. Sir Laurence and Lady Guillemard, at present in Kuala Lumpur, are expected to visit Perak before retunrng to Singapore. They are due in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday and will spend Monday night in Ipoh
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    THE STADIUM BALL.
    100 6 Everyth/jig points to the fancy dress ball at the Stadium tc-morrow evening being a great success^ Already a very lavish array of costumes-censuring a difficult task for the judges in allotting the prizes—ie assured, and the transformation of the great hall into a home of carnival is
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    94 6 The Hongkong Amateur Athletic Federation which started out to rase funds for sending 42 of Hongkong's athletes to the Far Eastern Gamea in O aka, Japan, has made on encouraging beginning. The Federation will continue their campaign for funds until the whole of $6,000 has been subscribed. The Dutch East
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    SUPREME COURT.
    635 6 CLAIM FOR STREET 1n.,, Print*. Vk, The case was taken mtmt yesterday before the Act Justice in which Messrs S 7 and Co. are suing Mr S Moth. to recover $2355 i n re:,** tr.cal decorations suppi t r ed to the Indian and Ceyloj* on the occasion
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    33 6 A London paper of Jan untitled ,-ol.b.r. >' t on a»o lbnt fr"'" .,7 Ml bo (i rnlany. prince l'slv .<'.''»« grndua!>> s...>e.-, t ">' "Ol,- it', lbc ,mnr""< lloll <b. ..id V d»5tincll> .'b c"
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    RUHR RAILWAY STRIKE.
    175 7 (m W0: r iRS" EFFORTS TO FIGHT ui,u OCCUPATION. MORE OFFICIALS ARRESTED. Reuter. Paris, Jan 29. anxouncfcj that a general railway strike has Uft bank cf .he Rhiro. m DuesseMorf states that th, French and Belgian ■n to airc-t a<rd expel all high official in ..he occupud
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    INDIANS RELEASED.
    28 7 Ljcknon Prisoners Lucky. Reuter. Lueknow, Jan 29. of the Provlnc'al Le- j M j! E the Governor j the iclease of except one, who inciting murder.
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    EASTERN AIR ROUTE.
    47 7 Negotiations Almost Completed. Reuter. Prague, June 29. Sepot'at'.ons are pracfcally comb the Br tsh anl Czecho- verrm nts for the establishment of a diily air serv ce from Lon- T- folopne, Prague and Budapest a« a section of the route to the East. P..nfpr
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    TEA MARKET REPORT.
    96 7 Reuter. London. Jar. 29. T a-'l Menneli's tea-market re- r* that the United K ngn bond are thirty-seven ir n h> less than last vear. It r rr rh>- American and C anad an demand •> chanpins: from gTeen to back t«a<. The Russian door is slowr<*
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    STATE OF EXCHANGES.
    40 7 Reuter. London, Jan 29. Afttt collap tag to 160 to 180 thouled at 152 to 157 thouaod. French francs closed at 75.25, |aa 83.95, the lire at 97%, and B| n New Y. rk at 4.63%.— Reuter.
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    ARMED MEN SURPRISED.
    213 7 lahar; (instable Arrested. T activities of alien Chinese in —ttioii with theft and gang parent y being followves <>f the colony. In lay's s ue we reported that an raided the house li i an gardener named Pair- Tampenis-road on Saturday r and made away with cash
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    ANOTHER SOVIET DEAL.
    110 7 Bi°; Oil Concession. Reuter. Pari Jan 29. The "Chicago Tribune's" correspondent in Moscow ?ay that the Soviet has granted an American oil company a3G year concess on over 500 sq miles in North SaghaLen for the exploitation of petrcleum, with the right to construct two port, en
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    236 7 Protest Against Ruhr Occupation. W« arc indebted to the "Nanyo Niehi-Nichi Shimbun" for the following: Tckio, Jan 26. The death fa anr.ounc.d from Kae? 5 h ma of Wee-Admiral Nagata, the Pre u nt of the Kobe Navigation Seho 1 Tbj Opposition Party in the House of P.ers
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    LIQUOR RAIDS.
    75 7 Four Chinese Arrested. Mr G Hide, of the Preventive j i nh'eMc named S.rvic charged tw Mr Dawson n the v, -erday with n dnt:abbl:q OT ra 1 W. accused W-« arr.-stcd on His worship of »250 «ach an d p stpened •M^*^,^ Mr Listcrmain, also of the
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    AMERICAN INVASION.
    1818 7 HUGE CUNARDER LOADED WITH TOURISTS. "Laconia" Arrives. The first giant ocean liner ever to attempt a cruise completely around the world, and the'first Cunard ship ever to enter these waters, the s.s. Laconia, reached this port this morning under charter of the American Express Company, and carrying a
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    TREATY "IMPOSSIBLE."
    282 7 TURKS WILL NOT ACCEPT PRESENT DRAFT. Unexpected Clauses. Lauianne, Jan 29. Interviewed after perusing the draft treaty the leading Turfcj h delegate expressed surprise at some of its contents, especially the financial clauses, wherein he said, new elements not discu sed by the commission had been introduced. It
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    63 7 There was a large attendance of the elite of the different communities at the Corner Club, Penang, for an At Home given by the Strata Chmeae British A soeiation in h nour of Mr Yeoh Guan Seok, who has been app inted as Chinese member for Penang on the Legslative
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    984 8 FOOTBALL. B C F A v. H M 8 DESPATCH. Since the 1 r.d of the "official" football BMMBk soccer enthusiasts haw be«m deptittd of wmc good football, but the bssg wait for a fast and realty first rate game was worth the wh le to those
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    GOLF.
    234 8 KEPPEL JANUARY MEDAL. Thv tie for the January Medal, Keppel Goll Club, which was replayed o Saturday last, resulted in. a wkv for E Shand over A S Adamson by 5 and 4, match play. M.mbers are notified that visitors are no longer permitted at Kjppel Golf on Sunday
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    BOXING.
    196 8 ABOUT FRIDAY'S FIXTURE. We understand that with regard to th 3 boxing -tournament arranged for Friday evening there is some doubt as to whether "Battling Key" will be able to appear against Johnny Perreau. A blow which he struck at Morales at Kuala Lumpur damaged a finger, and it
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    RUGBY.
    24 8 TO-DAY'S GAME CANCELLED. The Rugby match, Scottish Company, Volunteers, versus H M S Despatch, arranged for thia afternoon, has had to be cancelled.
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    ATHLETICS.
    128 8 BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP PREPARATIONS. The prospects of a revival of British Championship Sports was vo ced by Earl Cadogan, presiding at a luncheon at the Savo: Hotel, under the auspices of the British Olympic Association. Earl Cadogan explained that this wav the first occasion that the British had taken up
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    154 8 "DESPATCH" vs. SCOTTISH CO. The following were the full scores in the match at Blakan Mati. H M S Despatch. 200 300 500 Total. P 0 Stickells 19 ,16 15 50 Pte Riddle 18 16 14 48 Sig Hussuy 19 12 13 44 Segt Eglington 15 11 10 36
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    CRICKET.
    75 8 SCC SEASON. A reminder is given of the necessity for members of the S C C, who wish to play cricket during the forthcomseason, putting their names on the list appearing on the notice board at the Club. A meetng of all interested in the game will be held
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    M C C IN NEW ZEALAND.
    37 8 Wellington, Jan 29. The M C C beat Wellington by four wickets. Wellington made 104 and 133 and the C C made 107 and 131 for aix. Titchmarsh hitting 64.— Reuter.
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    HOCKEY.
    72 8 S R C vs. 78th Co R G A. The following will represent the SRC against the 78th Co R G A at hockny to-morrow on the SRC ground: —H G Stack; E G Wheatley and F Albuquerque; V C Westeirhout, E E de Souza and C B Webb;
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    BILLIARDS.
    41 8 CHINESE ASSOCIATION FINAL. The final of the Billiards Championship Tournament of the Chinese Association will be played off on Friday at 8 p.m. between Mr Poh Tiara? Siew and Mr Chua Choon Leong. All members and friends are cordially invited.
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    FORD FACTORY FOR CHINA.
    124 8 Pek'ng, Dec 27.—According to information given out by the Department 'of Commerce at Washington, Henry Ford is about to extend his automobile industry to the Orient where he plans extens ve manufacturing preparation. They are advised from Shanghai that Ford has undertaken the technical training of
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    12 8 Mr A K E Hampshire is expected back iirt March or April.
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    SAVE THE CHILDREN.
    519 8 PERSONAL APPEAL BY LORD WEARDALE. To the Editor of the "Malaya Tribune." Dear Sir, —A short time ago we g*ave instructions to our advertising agents to place a half-page advertisement in your paper, which I understand has appeared. We have received some small sums in response to
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    81 8 The new Bill for the abolition of tbe mui-t »i system bas created quite Nutter «mem? tbe Cb nose popul«. l-"n. already reported opinion i, Molded a, to tbe doir«bi, ty tbe «ill. opposition l» expected lr n, tbe Mlr<-»nt,'le cornmnn'ty s» n«l,cated by <be stt tude ot tbe Cbi»
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    A BID FOR LIBERTY.
    158 8 Daring Leap Into the River. An alleged Chines gambler's bid f 1 escape was told by Mr Harvey, A S P. of the Gambling Suppression Branch, before Mr Dawson in the I cord court yesterday. It appears that n Sunday evening Mr Harvey raided a house
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    184 8 Singapore, Jan 30. Rubber—London Is 6d, Local 64%. Tn.—London, £187 10s Od, Local IMJ4 Buyers. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—V r ery few enquiries. Tins.—Taipings $1 to $1.05, Norths $1.10 to $1.15, Souths $1.15 to $1-20, Johans 55 to 60 cents, Murals, $4.30 to $4.50, Linguis $4.60 to
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    21 8 A fire recently occurred in the premises of Messrs Weare and Co., in Seremban, causing damage which is estimated at $4,000.
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