Malaya Tribune, 29 January 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND mmm *3 SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XI. No. 25 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1924 FiVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JAN. 1924.
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      79 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE cMjpplNG GAZETTE. p 0 i .-paper of [train Settlementa. Published Daiiy. pietc Report* of Local Events. fg and Latatf Telegraaia. I SPOUTS REPORTS. I• 1 mm I ffl Mil r 1 I 1 l til Qj o ft D 1 n I i I i 8 I
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      37 1 H ARMOXY 4 The glasses you wear should be in harmony with yooir complexion and rrairtieular style of dress. Our Optometrists will do this satisfactorily for you. THE JS ASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South Cai.a? Road, Singapore.
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    EXHIBITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT.
    816 2 RAISE STANDARD OF LIVING IN COLONIES. By Mr. Philip Snowden (Chancellor of the Exchequer.) The British Empire Exhibition which '6 to be held in London- this year—the greatest Exhibition of its kind ever held—has two primary objects. The first is* to hrcng the farflung Dom'inEions of the
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    TOWN PLANNING.
    740 2 CASH VALUE OF HEALTHIER SURROUNDINGS. Extract from art important recent paper by Pnof. F. E. Wyriie, M. 8., D. P. H. Health Offic.r, Sheffield (Pop. 490.000): 1 maintain, however that in considering the financial aspect of the question the appallng economic loss to the community through preventable sickness
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      260 2 I as. 0* -Vaseline POMADE "VASELINE" POMADE will soften and beautify the hair. It is pleasantlyperfumed and especially suited for keeping the hair neat and glossy. Look for the trade-mark "Vaseline" on every bottle. Refuse substitutes. CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Consolidated) ff' YORK. LONDON. MONTREAL. COPENHAGEN READ HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S NOVELS
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      240 2 DON'T ask your doctor if you may drink coffee —tell him that you do drink Postum. His nod of approval will show you that you are right. "MWSj For the doctor knows it's part of his business to know that |fBtTfISTIT^PSTWSI the drug caffeine in coffee is dangerous to health,
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    U.S. DIVORCE HELD INVALID.
    855 3 JUDGE FINDS FOREIGN COURT HAD NO JURISDICTION. A tetii Ml Vn su'i in. which a cunious qu.stion concert)! car an American dfivorc- was involved was ag in before Mr. Justice Horridge in ma 1 week. The petitioner Mrs. Aiiee Rudd, of W.therasea, Yorks, sought a decree
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    MR. MASSEY GOES HOME.
    387 3 Imperiaj Conference and This Political Cpset." "The Dom'nions' most irailng reprcsentat ye," Mr. W. F. Mass.y IVime Minister cf New Zealand, ma n aintd hia reputa ion wh?n he left Waterloo by the boat train for Souths mpto n, where he will jo n the Aqu
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    GASSED BABIES.
    185 3 Nurse Charged with Murder and Attempted Suic de. The nurse Dora Martha Sparling Sadler, 38, who was found unconscious on November 12 in the nursery at 1, West Kens ngbon-mansions, North End-road, Fulham, with the two dead children —Sonia 4Va and Jane 10 months —of Mr. and Mrs.
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      304 3 i•• ii »!>■' ii tuiiiiHumiua,,,,,,,,, i NOW IrJ II X PROCEEDING §(>] 1 IB SPECIAL OFFERS SBo poRTWINB, d or White SIO.OO DI IV S6OO WW PUR E GRAPE 1 quarts, mm BRANDY cm or eta. Datj "»o cents. \r„ r. Per 1 OO g»,jja Maur cc Roger s J^
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      437 3 WHAT TO DO FOR CHILDREN'S COLDS. Co' s are danger ,us because th. y oiten lay the sct<» of con-umpt: a and otK-r foi ins (f lu g- trouble. When the first symptoms cf a cold are noticed give the chhd a hot bath and dry carefully. Put it to
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      131 3 PEACE AT LAST. Is your life one continuous horrible fight against the dread monster of Sciatic pain Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrustu of the torturous disease Then let me tell ycu that you are suffering
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      243 3 During lhe 2 J l anxious times of illness. BOVRTT i i l gives strength f B Prevents that Sinking Feeling JJJ BBBEIEiSSI^QBEBBaiIBIIIII i 1 1 '«'iiiimii.iiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiuijiiiiiiituiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiaiiii^iniiiM^^ INSIST ON I EAGLE BRAND HOSIERY I DIXIE MATS 15 x 11 Ux II 9 x 1 > 9 x 9 6x 9
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    558 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA." The sensat'jortal success of tbe Universal pceture, "Hunting Big Game in Africa," which wll be s en on local screens has prompted many inquiries as to who is this man H. A. Snow, who
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      278 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema To-Night At-7.15 Sharp To-Night For. One Night Only 25 REELS Specially Selected Pictures. PRICES OF ADMISSION Ist 2nd Class 30 CtS. 3rd 4th Class 10 CtS. P E E palacegay s Second Show at 9 30. TOPICAL BUDGET Macauley Phctcplajs, Inc., Present WHOM THE GODS OULD DESTROY
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      361 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA From Friday, January 25, to Wednesday, January 30. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS Dorothy Phillips in Man-Woman-Marriage In 9 Reels. Allen Holubar's Drama Eternal- the big modern love story, in which thousands of years are covered.
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      39 4 Telephone 2U9 LIM CHGE SENG, 17, Cecil Street, Singapore MICHELIN TYRES STOCKIST. J Supplier of all ktndeof &S% I Pneumatic and MobiloU B0,ld Tyree and alao ***5*i supplier of M GABGrOTLE" Lubricating ell. kat« "OEAPEST IN T£D| Jff MARKET
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      339 4 AMUSEMENK^^ GAIETY CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. 1st Sbow at 7.30 The Man From Home j Paramount Picture with i Anna Q. Nillison Id Seven Parts. i Second Shew at 9.15 p.m. RUTH OF THE ROCKIES SERIAL Episodes 6 and 7 GLORIA SWANSON In the Paramount Special I Production Her Gilded Gage
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    EXCHANGE.
    53 5 S Jan. 29. ght 2s. 4*Ad. i 2s. 4 5 32d h t 2s 4 21 32d ***** El 1% p.c. pm. ***** 108% 8-ereigng buying rate $8.54 r Frjrland rate 4 d.c v n L ndoa 33 9 16 Singapore, Jan, 28. k— 49*4 n2 r.om. i B
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    FAREWELL FUNCTION.
    154 5 r a party function A juman->lslam in P r r Mr. H. G. Sanvar the It.". i.,f v, j. 1 A> .:'":nan who is shorton leave, came eff «even-r »ad, the res d nee IS h:b en SaturAm <ng?t those pre's. Syed Abdul '1' M. Kad»r Sultan jj:
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    261 5 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. By C rce from Amsterdam: .Mr. H. C. Kinsman, Mr. W. H. Land A. E. Veale. By Rembrandt from Amsterdam: Mr. H. R. Ferrers Mr. and Mrs. E. Havast and two children. By Goerotoar from Bartavia:—Mr. Y. K. Numnxil, Mr. an»J Mrs. H. van Vullenthavt-n Mr.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS. .
    62 5 RUBBER QUOTATIONS. G of C Rubber Annotation. Singapore, J;vn. 29. -'-le Crepj Closing Prices. Buyers Se!ier§. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— ill Led .Smoked Sheet Closing Price*. Buyers Seller* Sp I 48% 48% Feb to March 49Vi 49 V_ April to June 50 50 July to 'Sep: 51
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    26 5 Singapore. Jan. 29. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—2s*4 cents. Londo.i. —Is. 2d. Singapore.— cents. Tone of Market. —Easier.
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    DECEMBER RUBBER RETURNS.
    96 5 Exports from Brit sh Tcna Ma'aya 25 501 Rubber afloat <n Sngapore harbour ar.id exported but not kiclu<Ld m above 1 767 27,268 Import of Foreign rubber 7 564 Rubber from Restnrio&km Area on which Export Duty has been paid. Tons FM.S. 9 675 S.S. 1,872.6 Johore
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    143 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS RUBBER. Local.— cenls, London.— 2d. TIN. L0ca1.—5124.25 per picul 200 tons sold. L0nd0n.—£249.17.6. PRODUCE. buyers Sellers Gambier $111.00 -ava Cube damburg Cube .'ress Cube White Pepper 26 00 *Mixed Black Pei per 17.00 17.00 Su.idried Copra 12 75 Mixed Ccpra 12.30 Small Flake Tap oca
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    ROSE .MACPHAIL & CO S REPORT
    160 5 ROSE .MACPHAIL CO S REPORT (L. R. Macphail.) Rubber.—Kuala SidJM $1 92 1 2 to $1.97%, Lur.as $7.20 to $7-40 Tarn, ba'ak' 60 to 65. N:w Croigiekas 50 to 53 $4.45 to $4.55 Brogaa CO to 65, cents Buko KopOßfcgn $2.50 lo $2.7">. Tin'.—Pcta'-ings $1.12 1 2 to $1.17V4. Per.gknK:?;
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    148 5 Tins.—Ta pings $1.15 to $1.20 North Tuip'ngi $1.15 to $120, South lb"p'ngs $1.06 to $1 09 Johans 36 to 38 ttxjte, Peitai'ings to $1.17% Nawng Pots $1.50 to $1.55, Ulu Piahs $2.02*2 to $2.07% L'ngus $4 30 to $4.50 Pmgkalenfc $17.25 to $17.75. Rubbers—Mentakabs 21 to
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-diy is Rs. 160 *jual to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India nad Ceylon is Rs. 165 equal to $100.
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    CHIANG TECK SCHOOL
    708 5 MEETING Ol' SPECIAL COM Mil TEE. A meeting of a number of gentle- men who were invited to serve on the Special Committee in connection with the proposed performances to be given by the A. S. A. members in a d of the fund 3 for a
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    SINGAPORE & SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    37 5 SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for we k ending February 3, 1924. Wedneed-ay, Jan. 30.—Officers, Class. Raffl s Insit}tut!ton 5.15 p.m. Band Pmct'ce at 5.15 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31.—Officers Class Raffles Insititut on 5.15 p.m.
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      91 5 HHtH'HMtininin;n!Hii|iHiji,ti||lHll|iHi;i:nil|:HlHH|illl'llL MEDICAL NOTES. j: REJUVENATION. 9 The me Meal treatment of Z impotence. Neurasthenia, distur J bonces In obe>ity and otber I metabolic d's >rdeis, insuffici- i ency of the hormones etc. j? can NOW BE CURED with TESTOGAN (for meo) THELYGAN (lot women) Extracts of animal glands I I
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      15 5 ZBYSHKO To be seen only at STANTONS MIDWAY SHOWS Commence? WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30. Robinson Road
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      446 5 1 TITAN 3] BRA.N O t 3 B j Cement Cei!,ent f I Sole Importers: J jp j g|j| Selfcog Agent: I Borneo Sumatra G. Aurelyl I Trading'Co., Ltd. RAFFLES place, j jj] < Incorporated in Holland) Telegram: AURELT. I 1 j NOTICE. Notice is hereby give 1 that A.
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      272 5 mails close. to-DAY, JAN. 29. I iar *Meran 3 p.m. 1 Colombo, Djibouti/ Marseilles, Europe,* LEBON 4 p.m. e:c v -t [dam. Hamburg Li "f a k,ul Vflp rshsg t n -M. S. Malaya 3 p.m. -Fiy ng Dragon 3 p.m. I^ r Banc Tai 3 p.m. tcu arUv a.||
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      98 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme' of Dmills up to and for week ending Feb. 3 1924. To-day, Jan. 29 5.15 p.m.—Dttill Hall. S.R.E. (v) Signals, Lamp and Flag Instruction, To-morrow, Jan. 30 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall. All Ur/.ts, Train'ng for Garrison Sports. Tlmvsday, Jan. 31.—N* 1 Friday, Feb. 1 5.15 p.m.—Diall HalJ,
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    77 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Jan. 29. H gh Tides.—3.ls a.m., 3.47 p.m. M. M. horn award mail clos.s. Lodge St. Michael 9 p.m. To-morrow, Jan. 30. High Tides.—4.lo a.m.. 5.8 p.m. Stanton's Midway Shows. Lodge St. George, 530 p.m. The Globe Trotters, Vie. Theatre 9.30 p.m. Thursday,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    76 6 DEATH. MADAM KOH SIOK BEE—On January 26. 1924. art, her res/dence No. 149, Hareen-street, Malacca. Beioved mother of Messrs. Lim J;ak Lim J ak Peng and Jsak Hoe and grandmother of Messrs. Chan S an Kay S'hn Kim artdf Lan Seng. Ageid 74 years. The cortege will leave»
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    42 6 MRS. SEE KEE ANN and fami'ly thank all friends and relations who attended tlra funeral of the Late Mr. See Kee Ann at Ma acca on Saturday the 19th inlsrfcanit and all who sent wreaths, scrolls, telegrams and tetters of condolences.
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    RUBBER DECISION.
    500 6 Th-re is li;tle to be said about the approval of the reassessment jof standard rubber production on the lines recommended by the F.M.S. Cential Advisory Committee, cxc pt that it roughly meet* a part of the present need and the decision is long overdue. This must have been
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    MALAYAN FISHERIES.
    246 6 Several months ago we gave an outline of projected developments of the fisheries of Malaya and it i<s with special interest that we read the "General Report on the Fisheries of British Malaya, with Recommendations for Future Developm-nt,'* by Mr. Dav'd G. Stead, the Fisheries Enquiry Commisooner, this
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    298 6 The Christian Healing Service will be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral on FrYhy at 5.15 p.m« AM members w'shing to jo n th Clerical Union Football Team are requested to send thoir names in either t> the Secretary or to Mr. S. Bashir Ahmad as early as pc«?'ble. The attention
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    MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR.
    89 6 New Secretary for Colon'es. The following telegram has been received by H s Excellency the Governor from the R ght Hon'ble James Henry Thomas, M.P., Secretary of State for the Colonies: 24th January—His Majes y the King entrusted to me yesterday the Seals of the Colonial Department
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    NEW LAWS FOR THE F.M.S.
    67 6 (From Our Own Corresponded). KUALA LUMPUR. Yesterday. BillLs .for at the rJext meeting of he Federal Counc 1 include a Crim nal Law Amendment a ming at suppressing extorton ;nd arms cffoices, identical with the Straits Ordinance; also a b 11 dealing with L'fe Assurance,
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    HOMEWARD MAILS.
    41 6 L.ndon mas's de*spatchrd by s.s. Andtne Lebcn Macedonia respectively are txpected to be delivered on or abjut the same date. All correspondence for Eutiop:, unless sp c ally superscribed Ancr>e Leb n W 11 b: forwarded by the Macedcn'a.
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    480 6 LONDON, Yesterday. Lieut.-Colonel E. S. Montague BuU'= h s been posted to the Firs: East "Surrey's a. Hongkong.—Reuter. Among the vVitors who are shortly expected in India is Mrs. Ernest Thomp< n Seto the wf c of (fee famous writer on the wild an'mal lif of Amer'ca and Canada. Mrs
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    SUPREME COURT.
    102 6 DUBASH AND WEALTHY WIDOW. At the conchiaion of the h arirog cf the brought by N. Ham red a dubash, against Fatimah bin/te Abdtrliah, the wealthy widow of Sitang Mohamed Eusope, for $10,900 by way of eomm ssion for negotiating the lease of the Keppel Harbour Hotel to
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    Appeal to Trivy Council.
    110 6 Mr. W. H. Dwismore, the So'rc'/for Genera', asked Mr. Justice Acton yesterday for an extension of time Co appeal to the Privy Council. The appeal was by the Crown ag.inst the dee'sioci of the Cour of Appeal regard ng the income t x of two Singapore
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    CLAIM AGAINST F.M.S.R.
    256 6 Sequel to Accident at Crossing. Before Mr. Justice Ac on this ruing, Mr. A. V. L. Davies en behalf of Malay lorry-driver, Yusop bin Tasa, brought an action for $50C'j agains: the Federated M lay Sates Ra Iways for damages for personal injun es susijai.i d by
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    OBITUARY.
    159 6 LONDON, Yesterday. 1 he death ha» occurred of Sir Frank Hoiiin®—Reuter. [Sir Frank Holl ns was born on April 16, 1843. He was the chairman of Ho rrock ea Crewdson Co.] LONDON. Yesterday. The death is announced of Rodzian-ex-President of the Duma, one of the chief organisers of the
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    MINERS FATE.
    44 6 Reuter. SHANKTOWN, Yesterday. Thirty-one bodies were recovered from the Lancashre mine. Four mmers, oc'ud-ngr the foreman are mßismg ar.d are beVevcd to be drowned. Further search was abandoned ow:ri to the rafcd, rise of A major>.y of the v ctims were married.—Reuter.
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    Y-W.C.A.
    366 6 Y -W.C.A. association. For- Ci day rfternotn, S me presided Wmt ■iMibm, After prayer bp ft, P Douglas. Mj s< from Led, I regret at hr inability *J Burkill the Hon i Vir.t General Seoeetai 1 reports for tJ I Accord'ng to the Se the year had been a sig.
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    UNFAIR COMPETITION A Radio Dispute.
    60 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Vested Thj Federal Trade Coa»** compiain'ng that the prccpa-*' porations engaged ir. the and d stribution of radio eqaf* and rendering radio service ing rnd ma ntainirg a mcnopoiy radio apparatus and comb»--® various companies are cited i i:; wi h n thirty
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    MESSRS. M.SAMUEL COMPANY.
    47 6 A New Managing 1 Reuter. LONDON Vc5 Mr. W. Krkpatrick has the p:r nership of Messrs. Company and Mesa: s. E. and Company, Calcut a- ;u f to Japan in M rch to managing directcrsh P <> j Samuel and Company. I> :1 Far Ease.—Router.
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    MAIL EXPECTED
    9 6 From China and Macedonia, due Si morrow.
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    THOMAS AND EMPIRE.
    504 7 Patriotic Speech by New Minister. The Prince's Mission. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. Anzae luncheon on Australia Betel Cecil, he Prince of E Jwessfueat, Sir Joseph Cook. sS ioner, Australia) Mr J H. fhvmm -nd the jtfidWf- a Devonshire were also prej blegram waa read from Prf»« M nister
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    LENINS FUNERAL.
    154 7 Stylet Twdhlts Recommence. Reuter. 5C W, Yesterday. I a the vault in I Sqsti the shadow of the mil D Enormous crowds filed tl taeeaufakjee erected in the open q ~ed to he it cold irfaJ h was over thirty ■pea aa i cores of peomvere carried haif-unconscious
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    BOMBAY MILLS STRIKE.
    43 7 of Workers Bonus. Reuter. BOMBAY. Yesterday. »tr»ke a: the Standard Mills due 'o the non-payment of the bornusj and is extend'ng. Tty-two of c'rghoyifive mlKs isn BomCI 3e d down rendering idle eratives. It is expected that will work to-morrow.
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    ENGLAND'S MIGHT.
    28 7 at Trinco. Reuter. Yesterday. t the v; 3 it of he British wh'ch arrived at I been ;he daly faces. Hundreds are tl over hundred -Reucr.
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    DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
    31 7 F 'fteen Killed. T RHODE ISLAND, Reuter. *"t*r Yesterday, fcuhit s resulted frcm a '•U house 1Je to ignition of R« t f n 4 cellar by a wood-
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    NAVAL OIL LEASES.
    66 7 One Lakh fjr Lesal Owts. Reuter. WASHINGTON. Yesterday The House cf Representatives Appropriat cr.s Commit cc has reported on th? b 11 providing Mr Cool dpre with a fund of $100 000 to cover legal costs of any prosecutions necessary in the Te pot Dome case. The
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    NEW NATIONAL ISSUE.
    167 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Sunday. Mr. Coolidge said As I understand it, men are involved who belong to to.h the Pel rical Parties ar.d hiving been advised by the Department of just ce that it is n zeeord with a former precedent, I propose *o employ a spcciai council
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    THE LOST DIXMUDE.
    56 7 Struck by Lightning. Reuter. TOULON, Yesterday. The report of the commission of enqu ry into the loss of the Dixmude doe:: not arrive at any definite conclusion, bu: s Inclined to believe that the craft was struck by lighting and fell into the sea from a height
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    MARLAND OIL CO.
    62 7 Sale of Shares. Reuter. NEW YORK, Yesterday. A syndicate headed by Morgan has purchased three hundred 'housan shares at tJhirty dollars each of th authorised but unissued stock in th Mar'and Oil Company and has pax an opte on on aa add tonal 335,0(M shares. It is
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    RUHR ENQUIRY.
    296 7 STRAIGHT QUESTIONS TO M. POINCARE. Separatist Fiasco. Reuter. PARIS, Yesterday. Speculation has been evoked by a two hiour meffctiTUg of M. Pancare and the Belgian Foreign Mini ster, Jaspar. It is understood it related to administrative questions in the Ruhr. It is wmi-offio al'.y stated that a net
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    SETTLEMENT OF FIUME QUESTION.
    151 7 Italy Jubilant. Reuter. ROME, Yes erday. The Yugo-SUv Mission banqueted a the Venezia Palace Signor Mussolini toast ng. Pasitch said th t the Treaty just concluded a tempestuous period in post-war history Henceforward, economic, political and spiritual collaboration in I a y and Yugo-Slavia would constitute
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    MACDONALD AND FRANCE.
    172 7 The Quotidien Interview. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Rcuter lepras that Mr. Macdonald was interv ewed by the Quotidie.n prior to his assum ng office. The Premier ha<s given» no inrttfrvtWs to tlhe press since he assumed office. Th s does not imply '.hat, the general lines ol his
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    POLICE COURTS.
    201 7 GANG ROBBERY NEATLY PREVENTED. Tha case in which two Teochews stand changed with be ng found armed w»ith dangerous weapons between suns it and sunaise was commenced b fore Mr. Venables in the Second Pol'ce Court this morralhg. Three large riasrty-looking kn'vee w*.re p!iaced on the table as
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    Alleged Murderer.
    153 7 Wt&e th. tentiWa murder of two Gh in a rortgkang off St. John's Island on or irbcu September 30, iast > suJl fn'sh in our mj.ids, kill Detect v Department have tracked Awb n Chinese named Tuck Men**. The alleged muni.rer was produced m the Second Police Court
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    "Over the Garden Wall."
    137 7 Th sumn.jns case in which Mr. and Mns. Geo. Bac n. of Katong, stand charged with using abusive and Jisu ting language towards Mr. J. A. McCully and his famiiJy, calculated to provoke a breach of the p ace. on various da es between the Ist
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    Crmelty to Children.
    134 7 Cases of cruelty to children an* getting more- frequent. A Chinese woman named Tan Noi, of 116 Amoystreet, was changed before Mr. P. F. David in the Or* mrmal DtstrSqt Court yedfcerdiay by Mr. Sttrdfng extra asiis>tar*t Chinese Protectory vo'/uintarffly caus ing' hurt to a young Chinese
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    NON-GOVERNMENT CHANDU.
    42 7 A Chines* who was arrested in Traflalgar-street some t'me ago with a quantity of nOn-government chandu in bs possession was convicted and ftned $5 000 by Mr. Venables, in the Second Pofjce Count yest rdtay. The oontraband was woi<th $2,000.
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    Theft of Timber.
    97 7 Theft of a shipload of timber valued at $1,575 was preferred against the Chinese of a twakow in th Third Polflct Court yesterday. In mentioning the case Mr. MeredlSh, Count Inspector, sitat.d that the complainants were the Sim "Seong Lim Saw Mils- As the off nee was
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    Daguised Crackers.
    132 7 Inspector Ki.ng, cf the Arms and Explosives Department, told a somtwfoajt amusttng story before Mr. Gourlay,-in the Th>pd Polic: Court yestirday when he charged two Chinese trader© cf 473 North Br dgeroad wijtih importing explosives, with making a fake Import and Export d carat on and with stoi-ung
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    196 7 Hopes of Settlement Anticipated. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. Mr. Brcmley, arriving late at a meeting of the locomotive men's meeting at Wilksden, after a conference wi h the ra'lway managers, announced that he brought good news. Negotiat ons were proceed ng which he was confident would result in many
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    105 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. A new transport crisis is threatened by ths dockers, who are not disposed to accept the employers' decision not to give an increase of two shillings a day. The Bristol branch has ins rue ted its representatives at the- delegate conference of transport-workers tomorrow
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    83 7 Tax Reduction—Attack on Denby. Reuter. WASHINGTON. To-day. A Committee of the House of Representatives has voted 25 per cent reduction of tax on unearned income up to $20,000. Incomes under $5 030 are classified for :.he purposes of reduction as earned," —Reuter. WASHINGTON, To-day. Mr. Walsh declared that
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    AMERICAN TRADE.
    73 7 Reuter. NEW YORK, Yeoterday. According to the Federal Reserve Board'» mon hly statement the production of basic commodi ties has declined from 4 per cent in December to the 'lowest point for the year, reflecting principally on the reduced consumpt on in the cotton ;ndus ry. There were
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    CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
    23 7 Reuter. ST. LOUIS Yesterday. Senator Reed h:s announced he will stand as a cand date for tiie Presidency.—Reu er.
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    833 8 NOTES OF THE WEEK. KEY DEPARTS IN THE RIGHT SPIRIT. Coming Fif hu. key had a big job on b,ani during the wevk-end wishing his large numbef of fxveoda good-bye prior to sailing for Australia. He ia fully ahye to tbe undertaking he has contracted and harbours
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    SWIMMING.
    279 8 SCOUTS SPORTS. The fo.iow;ng were the results at the swimming sports of the Scouts held on Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. swimming pcol. "A" Division. 40 Yards Free Style: 1, Mohamad Yusoff bin Sawavali (Fifth Troop), 2. Hwang Soon Chong (Thia-d Troop), 3, H. Beins (Seventh Troop).
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    HOCKEY.
    180 8 S.R.C. BEAT R.E. Thei S.R.C. were successful yesterday afternoon on the Pa>:*.ang over the R.E. at a hockey martch, by two goate to one. The Club deserved the victory. Stack god Norr® in the forward line playvng a spirited game. The Engflnoier's. 'anproved since their oa.at meeting and played
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    INTERNATIONAL RESULTS.
    37 8 Reuter. CHAMONIX, Yesterday. In the Olymp'c ice hockey competition tifoe United States beat Belgium by 10 to nil. Sweden beat Switzerland by 9 to nil. CHAMONIX, Yesterday. Canada defer ed Szecho-S'ovak'a by 30 to nrl.—Reuter.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    12 8 NEW YORK, Yesjerday. Holland has challenged for the Davis Cup—Reuter.
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    BOXING.
    252 8 FRIDAY NIGHTS CONTESTS. The supporting .terns at the Happy Vsftay on Fr tiUy night, when Edw n Je Souza. the Malayan welterweight champ km, wii Mt Jarrvito. lightweight champ on of the in a ton round- eooUaft are now announced asi follow: Chit Benlgj v. Toflw. Rod Warnen v.
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    FOOTBALL.
    59 8 St. J O BA. II vs. MUNICIPAL F.C. To-morrow at 5 pm the following will represent the Old Boya 2nd XI against the Municipal F.C.: Lee Y'ong Joo; Ye? Cheok Wah, A Fernandez; A J. de Souza N. de SUva (captain) C. Pennefather; M. S. de Souza, P Rozario,
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    St. J.O.B.A. AND JOHORE.
    62 8 A party of St. Joseph's Old Boy.are going to Johore on Saurtday, to play s»occer against a team capta ned by Norman Hannay, on the Johore Sports Club padang Party will meet at Tank Road Station at 130 p.m. and return a. n ght. Members and
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    95 8 IPOH GYMKHANA CLUB. The Scratchings. 1st. DAY. Race 1.—Gentle Eva, CalculatorRace 4.—Bex. Race 7 —Ftrstway. Ra<cs 8.—Ortbez. All enigage.meTits —Blossom. THE LOTTERIES. Last mlght'ts lotteries resulted as follows:— Race 1. Top Pw'ce $100. Carrie B $65. Race 2. Babrd l $120, Chinta Hati $55. Race 8. Queen of
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    GOLF.
    164 8 LOS ANGELES, Yesterday. Havers throughout the match, which was over 72 holes for the unoffic'al world's championship, showed brilliant approach and ability as far ce drection was concerned, but in most cases he was short by twenty or or thirty fciet on mashle shots of fifty on a hurdred
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    UNION JACK CLUB.
    1263 8 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The sixth annual general m etang of the Union Jack Club was held yesterday at the Exchange. H. E. Major General Sir Neill Malcolm pirosllded and th. ethers present were:— Capt. P. R. Stevens. R N., Lieut. Col. Haseldin?, Lieut. Col. Bond, Royal Sussex
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    EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN.
    17 8 Contributions to Date: Previously acknowledged $832 E. G. G. 25 Total to date $855
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    210 9 POLICE OFFICER AND LADY'S PIANO PLAYING. The "Moonlight" Sonata case wa§ •gain before the Willesden court in the form of a summons for assault against Albert Edward Rob nson, of 100, Keslake-road, Kensal Rise, by hia tenant, Mrs. Annie Oake. The complainant repeated the evidence she
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1026 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange aid Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Jen. 29. RUBBER. STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2a I|o% Anglo-Java 2s 2|5% Anglo-Malay 20s 22|Ayer Kuning
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    677 10 NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. (Via Ceylon Exchanges.) GERMANY'S TROUBLES. London, Jan. 7.—A series of str kes and lockouts Is likely, according to the Berlin correspondVnt of "The Times," who says that the Increased tension between the employers and the employed is gVing rife to anx'ety.
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      521 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAJSHA.) LONDON LINE. Suwa Maru Marseilles London Antwerp Feb 4 Fushimi Maru MarseiM.es London Antwerp Feb 19 Hakozaki Maru Marseilles London Antwerp Mar 4 H ;kusan Maru Marseilles London Antwerp Mar 18 LIVERPOOL LINE. *Tottori Maru Marseilles Liverpool Feb 5 ♦Durban Maru Marseilles Liverpool Feb 23
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      530 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. The Exchange Bar ks wi l be closed on February, Tuesday 5. February, Wednesday 6. hiteie hew Year. February, Monday 11. Public Holiday. K MUNICIPALITY aOF SINGAPORE. Ordinance No. 135 (Municipal). Preparation of Scheme for Building. Whereas certain land situated in the area bounded by Serangoon Read, Syed
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      410 12 NOTICE. 1 m S.S.V.F. Recruiting (European units) SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Enrolment forms may„be obtained at Headquarters, Beach Road at any time on application, or from any of the officers mentioned below. Major P.H. Keys, D.S.O, M.C., S.R.E. (v) Post Office Buildings. Captain A Gordon Lee, M.C., S.R.A. (v) 61, Arcade.
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      367 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Authorised Capital $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000.000 Paid-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit $1,589,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chairman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman :—Lim Nee Soon Esq. Dr. Lim
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      504 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £,000,000 Subscribed Capital fJ-SOjOOJ Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,352,100 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir R.
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      493 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter *****. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shareg of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fuad £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Iloilo Rangooa
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      366 12 INSURANCE. THE |M SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, F inlay son Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED, (Incorporated ia the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Banque del Indo China Built 1 l»fn, lA,
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