Malaya Tribune, 24 November 1925

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. XII. No. 276 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1925.
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      353 1 The Gamer FOR DOCTORS ONLY: i I CLIN, COMAR Cie LABORATORIES, PARIS, Presents: o f j Cinnozyl Bismetine j Ihe new treatment for immunization and cure of TuLercuiosis. A double lodide of Bismuth and Emetine for the treatment of J Dysentery. Q c Acetyl tannin for the treatment of all
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      54 1 I VISION IS LIFE'S PRICFLMS* GIFT. I Take care of your eyes. Hare them I examined by us and hava us kaef I your giasses, properly adjusted. I THE EASTERN OPTICAL Ca. 1 115. Sooth Canal Road, Singapore, j in; ii ir r i i"i i mri n r ri»
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    SIGNING ON
    652 2 AN IMPORTANT MARITIME CEREMONY Regulated by the Merchant Shipping Act The trouble with th? seamen in London and elsewhene draw 3 attention, writes F. C. Bowler in the Daily News, to the maritime ceremony known as signing on, one of the most important rituals of the voyage, but
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    Tarred and Feathered
    114 2 A remark-able story of a foster-father's salutary iesson to a man to whose association with hi? adopted daughter he objected was told to the Derby guardians. The giri was adopted some years ago by man in a good position, not in Derby. It became known to him
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    THE MOTOR MENACE
    471 2 Mentality of the Habitual Offenders There is rough work at the cro>;-s«>ad*j it seems, when Professor Highbrow grasps the wheel of hiis trusty car and steps on the gas. A seriout indictment of the "intelligentsia in relation to the automobile menace has been pnesented to the National
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    THE BRITISH FILM
    191 2 The only Way 99 Closed in America It ii officially stated that the First National Finn Company of America has definitely turned doAvn 'The Only Way' for Ameaic-an distribution." The news of the Ameiiean boycott of Herbert Wilcocks' production of Sir John Martin Harvey's film of the
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      566 2 jj Notice is hereby given that the Trade-Mark depicted above is the exclusive g property of New Hudson, Ltd., of St. Georges Works, Birmingham, and is g used by that Company as a Trade-Mark in connection with Bicycles manu- g cj factured by them. 1 And notice is hereby given
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      325 2 WEIGHT? How Backward Babies A, Helped by Baby's Own Tablet, When an infant faiU fc. werght the cause usually i m Sj tbe digestive organs al Work properly. »M»»*j In such cases—wheie th bowels are at fault- oni *»t usually, to set matters rirht tration of a few ,1 Tablets,
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    AMERICAN "KINGS"
    847 3 TOURISTS AS SEEN BY EUROPE Paris the Pleasure City Par Excellence Not all Americans are kinds lof .something or other, a Parisian journalist has learned, perhaps from acquaintance with the tourists who are now returning. Also, a London journalist has discovered "the modest American," and tells the leaders
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    REMARKABLE SUICIDE
    378 3 Cottier Whose Mother Objected to his Marriage A remarkable case of suicide was investigated by Mr. Kendrick, the East Denbighshire coroner, at Minera, recently. The inquiry related to Jones, a collier, aged SI, who lived at 12, Ark-road, Coedpoefch. He was found dTOwntd in Penypalmont Reservoir, Minena. Jonea
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      130 3 insist on I World's' Best. 1 Sole Agents: jjj DIETHELM Co., Ltd., g (Incorporated in Switzerland.) Cj Singapore—Penang—Bangkok. g I Manufacturers of CHONATA" BRAND BALATA BELTING 0 (The strongest textile belting ever made) also LEATHER, HAIR AND COTTON j BELTINGS. j A BELT FOR EVERY DRIVE Sole Agents United Engineers
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      175 3 THE PERSON WITHOUT A HEADACHE A RARITY There is probably no one who has not had a headache some time or other. Of headache* there are many, and they vary BW degree of discomfort they bring. But what- I ever a headache may be, it is a thing one would
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      354 3 I E 111 11 Jl .Kt^f The days in which we live render c ĕftu ilJD** Ĕ it <^ ore difficult to maintain a con- > *f diuon of perfect he&lii all the S f time. The system gets'run-down' <, > vv h rus h and worries. > Hence the
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      356 4 AMUSEMENTS I Do You Wanl a Night of Real Enjoyment 1 I Do You Want a Night of Frolic Fun jj THEN DON'T MISS OUR MGHT OF COMEDIES. I EMPIRE j Tuesday, November 24 and Wednesday, November 25. 1 1 I In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. fl r
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      412 4 AMUSEIWENTS TAN CHENG KEE ft CC LTD, PnpriiUn. From Tuesday, November 24 to Sunday, November 29. In the Seccnd Show Commencing 9 p m. j i j! Tflf: FIRST HOTMff PICTURE FILHEB IN NATURAL COLOURS I The sublime co!o iring of nature in all h9r moods blended with j tha
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      416 4 GAIETY T heat SHE offered to sell herself to save her iw, T T X IGHT at I v Lntij Next Ti.« j H P\! little brother's life. Bat fate with a v r *t li kind joke saved her and gave her the man T 1 m of her
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    COMPANY MEETING
    306 5 Tebak Tin Fields Limited A general meeting oi' the shareholders of the Tebak Tin Held., Ltd., was heiid yesterday at :he registered offices of the oompar.y, Chartered Bank Chambers. Mr. Chew \Voon Poh presided and the others present were the Hon. Mr. John Mitchell, Messrs H. D. Mundell,
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    Christmas and New Year Letter and Parcel Mails
    83 5 Mails for Europe Christmas: Letters November 26 and 27*. New Year: Letters December 2* and 4. Mails for U.S.A. New Year: Letters November 26. Mails for Canada New Year: Letters November 26. Mails for Australia Christmas; Letters November f2B, December $3 and
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    Passengers Arrived
    275 5 The following passengers arrived at Singapore per the X.P.M. steamer Plancius on Monday:—Mr. and Mrs. H. S. ALen, Mia* C. B. Colter, Mr. H. J Miss M. A. Stewell, Mr. C. E. D. Warry Mrs. \V M Mo'ior. Mi. C. H. Grouch, Mr. K. O. Wilson, Mr. H.
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    Exchange
    81 5 Singapore, Nov. 24. On London ikiq<m Bank 4 months' eight I ggJ :i months flight 2s 4 21|32d On India t AU Bank Tel. Transfer 104 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3Ms pc p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft On Jay ft Bank Tel. Transfer 140 On Japan— Bank
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    90 5 Owing to the death of Queen Alexandra a'l official enterta nments at Governments House vre postponed until further notice. Those who have a'ready received mv tations to any cfficial enter:ainment shou.d therefore consider thum cincdMaH Mr E V. Goonetilleke, A. C. R. A., Accountant, Singapore has been ad-m tted to
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    71 5 untitled that Raja Jacob the Klang v. be going to Kuala Lumpur 1 tr shorty. rj oiucation hcus. now been in two war's of the City of ring al out 13.2 square m lea. a i exefaded from the opeia- the act. c Maule, so well-known In world and formerly
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    Shipping Notes
    504 5 The Greek ship Margarita, which left But London on October 7, with a large cargo of maize, is reported to have become a tote] ioss with a crt\v of thirty-seven. An S.O.S. was received that morning stating that she was tweniy miles from shore with a list of
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    174 5 At a meeting of a number of wireless enthtis'asts held on Wednesday at the office of M-emVn. Durege and Thomas, Penang, it was decided to form a P2nang W reless Society. Mr. M. J. Thorpe Acting Municipal Engineer, was elected Presdent. A subcommittee was appointed to draft rules and to
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    PRODUCE
    123 5 To day's Quotation* RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Ko, sa $375 Rice, Siam 2 $350 Rice, Siam I $330 Rice, Sa.gon 1 $310 Rice, Saigon 2 $300 Rice, Saigoa 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $286 Rice, Rangoon 2 $278 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.00 Rice, m
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    53 5 Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Kerosene Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per 2 tins $5.20 Sylvan Arrow per 2 tins $4.80 Tiger per 2 tins $4.80 Tiger per 2 drums $4.50 Benzine Socony Motor Gasoline per 2 tin? $8.00 Soeoßf Motor Gasoline Ex pumps or drums per
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    73 5 The current retail prices of Kerosene aad Benzine are as follows: Shell Kerosene per two tins J5.60 Fish $5.35 Dragon $5.35 Crown $5.20 Cross $5.15 Crown drums $5.00 Jross $4.85 *She:l Aviation Benzine ex drum* per Imperial gallon $1.05 'Shell" Benzine ex pumps or cans
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    71 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day, is Rs. 153 equal ro $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 equal to ?100. A Jumble Sale wIB be held in Tonttneon Hail on Thursday, December 3. at 4
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      273 5 4TES X ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE. .q H MOTOR CTOL*B- "V" Type pporti model: Bturray Archer eluici, start. Seven to use-in cxc*llent condition vin z Colony—Apply E. D. Malaya 0»c» r eas,u NOTICE. THE EUKIT RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. „i in the Straite Settlements.) fid it hereby given that an Interim N
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      136 5 EXPERT GRAMOPHONE REPAIRERS SEASON CO,LTD, 111 ft 113, North Bridge Boad. "9BB" You cannot buy a Lamp than 11 Philips United Engineers Limited j (incorporated in th* Strait* S*ttiew«ate>. I Bl ECTRICAL DrFARIMEhT, 13. BATTERY bOAD. SINGAPORE. I ZEISS I I PUNKTAL GLASSES Punctiform depicting spedade glasses >n Old biconvex
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      205 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 24 Colombo, Suez, Port Said,* Genoa,* M-arseii.!es,* Rotterdam* and Hamlburg* Oldenburg 2 p.m. Hoihow, Hongkong,* Swatow* and Amoy* Glenfalloch 2 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api Esmeralda 2 p.m. Shanghai, Kobe, Osialaa Yokkaichi and Nagoya In<k> Maru 2 p.m. Pulau Sambu* and Samarinda
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    52 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, November 24 High Tides.—s.l*. a.m., 4.18 p.m. Blue Funnel homeward mail closes. Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, November 25 High Tides.—6.lB a.m., 5.58 p.m. Thursday, November 26 High Tides.—7.l9 a.m., 7.33 p.m. B. I. homeward mail closes. Friday, November 27 High Tides.—S.B a.m.,
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    BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    85 6 ACKNO WLEDGM ENTS The wife and family of the late Mr. MAX PEREIRA wish to express their thanks to the relatives, friends Kind acquaintances who attended the funeral, and to these who sent wreaths. Messrs. Mah Kee Peng, Kee Keng, Kee Kiat. Kee Yong, and Kee
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    Nailing the Truth to the Federal Mast
    1217 6 Bit by bit the truth is being dribbled out and nailed to the Federal mast. In the teareful memorandum issued by the Government on Auguert 19th. we were told that the Rulers and Unofficial Members had been privately consulted by Sir Laurence Guillemard
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    OVERLOADED LORRY
    214 6 Coroner's Verdict in Havelock Road Fatalities At the conclusion of the inquiry into the circumstances attending: the death of a Japanese and a Chinese child in Haveiock Road on November 11 as a result of a motor-lorry tha Coroner found yesterday that Tan Poo Quan, the driver caused
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    Mail Train Comes to Grief
    102 6 (From Our Own Correspondeoit). Kuala Luntpur, November 24. Last night's mcil train to Penang met with a mishap be'.waen Rasa and Kuala Kubu the bar..k having sunk owing to heavy rains, Tlhe engine and two Coaches were derailed. The driver Ottman sustained broken ribs- and
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    A Will Question
    115 6 Before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. P. J. Sprouie, Aisama binte Abdul applied fax Letters of Administration of the estate of her deceased husband, Layna Jakeria HaMa£a bin Layvusiiih, rihis mornir.g Mr. Pauhuß appeared for the petitioner, who said that there was a senior wife in India.
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    466 6 The mail leaving this week is to take iette:.- llonw ani ving for Christmas Day. Mr. R. G. Hadden. Assistant Conservator of For. st-. F.M.S., is dot in Malaya by the Gsentar*. o Mr. T. E. Byron has arrived in Kual.t Lumpur to join the Institute of Medical Research o
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    THE LATE QUEEN ALEXANDRA
    55 6 A Government issued yesterday SS telegram was d- suat-h lr to to the Secretary ofs* O stant:— BUte wi the *On behalf of th n. and the Rulers ani ESS under, the protect on *o S& K-ng I des ire to gr** and their hewSe? r
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    Memorial Service in the Cathedral
    49 6 Members of St kmAm Choir are asked servsce will be h::d ia I 930 a.m. on Friday, i that everyone sh ou,d be m A fu.l practice for xhL held on Thmsdav at SV. V practice for the Measiah Solo'sw same time is. in
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    St. Andrew's Society
    48 6 The Committee of th- a„ ciety has decided that. death of Queen Al -xardra becoming to postpone th- annual 2?J tions of the So, ety n prox This date has aocord n cided upon and member* a ~m, v inform their guests of the p
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    The Pavilion
    154 6 It started on board .ship r turai England from France when the fK of love germinated bettweea Nancr2 Robin. After that poor X plaything to -She twin gStera from the carding hand, of one' C other and back againm Pans- and now in Switzerland— rebounding iizall in od
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    Plague in Singapore
    121 6 There have been five cases of bubonn plague in Singapore so far this motrtfc The first was discovered in Alexand:a-roac the victim having been dumped in the rotdway en the 4th instant. The second U* found near by, on the 7th in<; in junction of Teluk Blangah-road
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    The Ice "Ring"
    121 6 Tlie failicwiajr littar, signed 'Ittistsf appear in yesterday's Malay Mai "The state cf affairs disclosed by We Jcidevn is -candaloua, and mm wsnswty n:u>t take the matter in its own fas* Tbe Goverr.m_nt can hardly eonsei a ioualy do anything, as they are engaged i a fl*
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    P.A. of Malaya
    72 6 The half-yearly gcLmtJ Bacetisg of a Planters A isociation rtf Malaya will held at 10 30 a.m. tn the 7th proximo. cho Singapa:- Chamber oaf CoflUS rcc Exchange Room. The agenda is a and anwmg its mmm are matter* cosastf" with InoVan Labour, Chine. j v Ls&oa
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    Mails Expected
    65 6 From Australasia by ML Heatera, W Singapore to-momw. From China and Japan by ia Indus Mam. due Singapore to-morrow. From China and Japan b) «.s. Hakusan Maru, due Singapoie bWBWtow. From Holland and Germany by M. rrm uer Milii. Am Singapore Ui vm-to-morrow. i From Europe. (London mails
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      410 6 ROBINSONS' I 0 Sizes) $3.001 per pair. [J M FLEET-FOOT M WIMBLFDON OXFORD TENNIS SHOES. bMtKID PIANIATICN (lEFE Blßßt SOLES. g Light-Weight Seam*. I rice $3*5 O Nett per pair. S WHIIE BICKSKIN SBOES fcr ILISNIS or DECK USE. I D CREPE SOLE CN LICBT LIAIBIR INSOIE. S g Light
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      30 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. Office 'Phone 197 Private Thone 2538 Agents for Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS„ 37-39, Java Street, KuaJa Lumpur.
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      40 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS LEWIS AND FEATS Rubber London, Stocks on No\ ember tU 4 4 torus; 3 tons up. London.—4s 6 4d. Local Spot.—$1.79' December.—$180' January to March.—$1.76. AprH to June. —$MMt« New York.—4)1.11. Tin H 43.7o P it pku! 71
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      71 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 ending midnight Novamber 23, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 89 F. Mm. shade temperature 74.5 F. Mean -hade temperature 80.4 F. Max. sun radiation 155 r Mm. grass radiation 70 F. Sea temperature
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    FRENCH CONFUSION
    202 7 gftIANDTO FORM A CABINET? rjgfealty of Obtaining a Majority Reuter's Service. Paris, November 23 Otlook is confusing and .i regarded as the i' no ng a concent:uiaed on a majority of the a the I/eft Cartel as Pa ale ra Cabinets. ~f the Left Cartel held r i;.
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    IRISH BOUNDARY CRISIS
    119 7 Other Commissioners Amazed at MaeNeiirs Resignation Reuter's Service. London, November 23. fa* rl sh Boundary Commissioners, d Mr Joseph R. Ed a tatement saying th.--.: &r. SiacNei mnouneement of h's :M an on November a, a i 11 rise, al M-. MacNeill ha: ireriottshj clei .y stated
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    The Peking Conference
    52 7 Reuter's Service. London, November 23. Commons, replying to MacLeaa, Mr, Chamberlain said '•s«t 'hp C\\\ r' ese Government would appoint aa ;i member of the Exnuaa'oa at Peking to i <>n December 18 *«*i asked, "Which of the Chinese tj. r» r ii ru-plicd; There is only
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    U.S Miners Wages
    48 7 Reuter's Service. Philadelphia, November 23. Preaident of the Miners' Bl Iter u> President Cool id ge whether the Government desired to r to maintain the integrity atreeaaent in the bituminous JI1 if not, whether the Union jellied in taking its own mea to enforce it
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    Canon of Ripon Dead
    64 7 Reuter's Service. [neuter's Service.] j. London, November 23. bus &:cu:ir<ed of Canon C. H. «son. r r ,ap -'"S Ht-nry Robinson, D.D. has "I K pon since 1897.] y' n 'V Campbell, who has >UI 10 has returned to K<abber Estates, Ltd., 111 f' f j
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    THE POLAR FLIGHT
    190 7 DETAILS OF THE NEW EXPEDITION To Establish Nature of the Polar Regions Reuter's Service. Rome, November 23. Colonel Notoile, of the Italian Air Force, the engineer who invented and constructed the airship in which Amundsen and Nobile and a crew of fifteen mechanics will undertake a polar
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    LUTHER TO RESIGN
    92 7 As Soon as jhe Signs Locarno Pact Reuter's Service. Barlin, November 23. In the Reichstag at the opening of the Locarno debate, Hen- Luther declared that the Government wound resign after the signature of the Locarno agreements in London on Dec. I. He held the opinion that
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    British Schooner Captured
    80 7 Reuter's Service. New London, Connecticut, Nov. 23. The Brjtrsth schooner Ocean Maid was maimed outside the twelve mile hmit but the coastguards, maintain that the seizure is permissible as she was within on■ hour's sailing distance from the coaet. The schooner was taken after the capture of
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    Krassin in Hospital
    48 7 Reuter's Service. Moscow, November 23. M. Krassin has gone into a nursing home ■offering from nervous prostration, serious anaemia and an affection of the heart as a result of overwork. He has been recommended to continue the treatment for s-overal weeks and then go abroad.
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    Wild Rubber Speculation
    41 7 Reuter's Service. London, November 23. A feature on the Stock Exchange is the wild scramble in the rubber share market, which has reached boonv-like proportions. Business is conducted with great difficulty and price movements continue in the ascendant.
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    Another Will Dispute
    160 7 Mr. Braddell and Mr. Talma mentioned to the acting Chief Justice yesterday morning, the case of Haji Khadijah binte Hadji Abdul Hadi, widow of the late Syed Abdullah bin Syed Abdulrazak, vs. Syed Hosain bin Abdul Rahman bin Abdulraaak Almusawie. a controversy between heirs to the estate.
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    15 7 The Rev. W.E. Honey has returned in tpok after a tour of the F M.S.
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    COLLISION AT SEA
    2216 7 i CONUS SKIPPER BLAMES MARELLA Alleged Failure to Conform to Article To-day will be the fifth day of the inquiry into the Marella—Conus collision which occurred on Octqber 24, while che Mure!la was coming l into Singapore from Australia via Batavia. The adjourned hearing was continued before
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      221 7 I THE MOW AT PAT I FRICTION CLUTCH I 1 RELIABILITY jj I ACCESSIBILITY j* JP^^^^ (Incorporated in England.) re I Singapore, Kuala lurapur. Ipoh. £j I Teluk Ansua, Fen-tog aod jG t w. i Patronised Established l(t*> IL'^k II 1872 j Permanent yet Progressive j Over 50 years ago
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    430 8 SPORTS PASTIMES BOXING Palacio—Walley New Flyweight Champion of the Orient Tommy Palacio is the new flyweight champion of the Orient vice Clever Sencio who is now in the United States. Taking at least eight of the 12 rounds Palacio handed Boy Walley an artistic trimming last night at the Stadium
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    FOOTBALL
    52 8 V.M.C.A. vs. 5.J.0.8.A. The following will represent the V.M.C.A. vs. St. Joseph's on tihe Teluk Ayer ground to-day at 5 p.m. sharp:—P. Beins; J.W. Pr y, J. Se-lvadurai; C. D. Smith; R. Lyne: A. Vaz; T. Retnam; R. Sinnathamby; 0. G. Struys (Captain); D. W. Dale; M. Catchatoor; Reserve
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    Association Cup Qualifying Matches
    35 8 Reuter's Service. London, November 23. Die results of the Association Cup final jual.fying round replays are as follows. Barnet 3, Redihill 2. Sittingoourne 1, Sheppey Unit?d 0. Wellington 6, Burton 1.
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    LA. vs. M.E.D.
    62 8 The following will represent the Indian Association against th? Municipal ElectricDepartment on th? Otter's ground on Thursday the 26th inst.:—J. Solomon; A. N. Ohatterjee and K. Samy; R' Balaknsh.ian, K. T. Naidu and A. S. Roman (Capt J. D. Raj, 0. K. Surratte, A. Az.z, D. K.
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    M.F.C. vs. Head Quarters
    64 8 The following will represent the Municipal Ist XI versus the Head Quarters, Fort Canning, at a friendly Soccer Match on Wednesday, the 25th instant, on the Maiaya Grounds:—Gan no; Jantan and Simon Choong; Sim Thiam Wee, A. Raman, and C. de Souza; Khoo Keng Chye Omar
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    HOCKEY
    52 8 O.R. vs. R.A.M.C. The following will represent th? Old Association vs. RA.M.Q at Hockey to-mpnrqw on the Raffias School ground:—J*. V. Moss; C. Richards' arwFT&isi S;ngh; F B Oefhe-rs, C. D. Smith aaid J." R. Kodrigues; L. V. Brisk, R. C. Oeh.ers; H. G. Stack (.Capt.) E. Nathan and
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. Royal Sussex
    147 8 The above match was played on the Y.M-C.A. ground at Telok Ayer and resulted in a draw of one goal aach. The V.M.C A. played one short and were put on the defensive during the early part cf the pame. The Military on the «othcr hand
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    GOLF
    24 8 Keppel Golf Club November Medal The result of the replayed tie between J Kennedy and J. Strachan is a win for the latter.
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    POLO
    288 8 The Barnes Cups Tournament The polo season closas at the end of the present month, Iblit the nearness of the ciose season does aot affect the keenness ana enthusiasm of 'the teams now fighting for the possession of the Barnes Cups and yesterday afternoon saw some fast and interest
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    LAWN TENNIS
    119 8 S.C.R.C. Tournament Yesterday's Results A. Class Chee Lim and Swee Gam —12 beat Koon Inn and Seng Quee —G, (6 —4. 7 —o). B. Class Yin Yan and L. S. Tai —9 beat Ah Ghuan and Ah Hyai—18 (4 7—5, 6—4). Khek Kheng and Yojig Tiat —0 beat
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    The Java Tournament
    357 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Those who have seen Nakamura defeating such brilliant piayers like Oliver and others some years ago, mus; admire the p.owesa and ph. sscsii endurance of th s Little ex-Malayan Champion but thote who meet him now, wiH ;ym.path.se with h.s great change in
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    RUGBY
    75 8 To-day's Practice Match There will be a practice rugger match on thj? Padang this afternoon, when the teams will be as follow: Colours: Pearscn; Stour, Edlin, Burton, Lt. Matthews; Nlblock Moffatt; O'Sullivan, Donald, Keily, Beetles, Max-tine Peet Gran: and Tlddema-n. White: Roberts; Shaw, Dease, Dfcvis, Baskerville; Macpherscn, Hutchitngs; Pennice.
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    79 8 S. Australia beats Westralia Reuter's Service. Service.j Adelaide, November 23. South Australia beat WeetraKa by nine wickets. Taking first knock South Australia collected 301 for the loss of nine wiiokets and declared their innings closed. Prltehard contributed 1"7. Westralia replied with 177, Grimm ett capturing 6 for 76. In
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    50 8 The Blshop of Singapore is staying for a few days with Mr. Justice and Mrs. p nismore at the Judge's house, Seremban.. On Tuesday .evening the Judge and Mrs. Dinamore held an At Home to enable the Negri Sembilan parishioners to meet th* Bishop and members of the Clergy Conference.
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    85 8 Lieut. Col. Parr, C.M.G, O.B.E. is in the throes cf farewell parties, ere retiring Pbom the Res'dentsh p of Perak. He is leaving this week, after having gone to Kuaa Kangsar to be enterta'ned by H. H. the Sultan and created a Malay hief. Mr. T. Johnston, Labour M.P. for
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    518 11 Singapore, November 21. MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 45 Beef stew or curry kati 37 Pork lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 50 Mutton Indian lb 60 Mutton Australian lb 60 Fowl kati 54 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 57 Ducks each
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