Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1925

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII- No. 278 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2<>, 1925
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      351 1 HVLf > I JuH > I r\ f mm—m—mmm $s ANOTHER j j i "DOLLAR WEEK 5 it WHITEAWAYS L IJ if you have already visited our store curing I "Doliar Wtck g*P r I COME AND I YOU WILL COME AGAIN. jjj j II you have not yet dene
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      50 1 ...<J i EXPERT GRAMOPHONE REPAIRERS j j I S SEASON CO., LTD, 111 113, North Bridge Road. CHOTIRMALL'S j GRAND CLEARANCE j ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING I SALE 55-1 55-2, High Street, Singapore. Special Notice to Ladies., We feel convinced that a visit to our Show Booms will prove interesting and advantageous.
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      366 1 i VISION IS LIFE'S r-KICELKSS 1 GIFT. Z Take care of your eyea. H»t« th«aa I I examined by us and hava ut kaaa Z your giasses, properly adjuate*. jj i THB EASTERN OPTICAL C«. 4 I 15, Sonth Canal Road, Sinf apar*. J ■ninanr i a m i ininirnninini^fiw«"isininißßii»™"i
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    GUNONG PULAI
    3544 2 SIR MALCOLM WATSON'S REPORT Wonderful Achievements of Anti Malaria Efforts Ths following report has icon forwarded to us for publication: The President, Municipal Commissioners, Singapore. Sir, In accordance with the request contained in your letter Staff-water 1452-22 requesting me to advise th? Commissioners in consultation with Dr. Hunter
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    DARTING NEURALGIA
    286 2 Tortured This Anaemic Australian Lady Until She Built Up Her Blood and Nerves with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Victims of anaemia, er watery blood, get queer longings as regards diet. Earth, chalk, pencils aovd other improper things attract them. Some will have a longing for vl-n-egar to drink.
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      317 2 E All-British 5 I Standard j a CARS I To "get there"—ani bade again 'i 5 —with the greatest comfort and [a Jk I I> u least expense is the function of 5 the Standard' Car. Fitted with i[ c Dunkjp tyres, comfortable and jji jj s 4 roomy, with
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      287 2 cijtlcflfa Clears The Skijs Of Blemishes Ifyouh.ive r in j.i.c,, skin you can rtiy on help you. GenUyamta. pan with Cuticura Oinr^ cuxa Soap and hot water, rw without irritation. Sj>«P.OiBanent.T«Jrt»ai -r.l.' r at. camLe < I THE LEMBAGA MAUYB (Malay Editviti) OF THE MAL4Y.A TINEfxr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES PayahW in
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      178 3 r—l 1\ j V m 1 "-'"> \\v-vSSi !Ea»4ed\V j 6v*t» Fecfls like Besl stastaMt lis 25-Year PohA Ha> a Smooth Speedy Gc~t I")!GHT frnrr. the moment Vthij barrel nestles in G rj, your hand ma to know that here is a pen that fits. A size that holds an
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      227 3 \A*''> '^^oV^toNOON^^^ tc:;: m Goloen binokes from London. ?4&^/ r <«Vv*V< V *>, Hccadillv Virginia Cisarettes arc like old wine to the v- \'A V s 'f r m The finest sun-sweetened golden Virginian tobacco i W \\V 'tX only is used—wrapped in pure rice paper, and they \'''*'*/iss/Z, Tk~ffir***Z\
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      434 4 AMUSEMENTS j EMPIRE I I Thursday, November 26 to Monday, November 30. I In the Second Show at 9-19 n.m. rI An Extraordinary Photodrama f Cj Wonderfully Acted, Intensely gripping and Sensational A Picture as good as, if not better tran tbe so-muth-talked-of picture I entitled MADAME X g 5j
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      360 4 AMUSEMENTS I ALHAMBRA j TAN CHENG KEB ft CO.. LTD.. Proprietors. From Tuesday, November 24 to Sunday, November 29. I In tbe Seccnd Show Commencing 9 p m. t Tflfi FIRST MOTION PICTURE FILMED IN NATURAL COLOURS iThe sublime colouring of nature in all her moods blended with the greatest
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      511 4 AMUSEMENTS I GAIETY CINEMA I QHE offered to sell herself to save her NIG3T AT 915 Pj, U little brother's life. Bat fate with a o 1 kind joke saved her and gave her the man j of her dreams. She was bat a steno- THE HE 0F T H*
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    Shipping Notes
    326 5 Masters of vessels ir> ha:bour am requested to keep ensi;;ns half masted until li a m. on Friday when they should be hoisted close up. n> n In addition to «59 native passengers for Singapore, the Dutdh steamer, Van Cloon k which arrived yesterday morning, brought over form
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    Home Market Quotation
    87 5 London, November 24. Manchester Market 8% lbs shirtings fair (new basis) 14s 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 21% 6 lbs. T. Cloth fair 24 yards Ss 9d Liverpool Market Cotton Fully Middling American jjj-gj Cotton Egyptian **ZG Metals Tin Strf. 8 months £278.12.6 Produce Copra, fair Merchantable
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    The Anglo-Dutch Subsidiary
    111 5 Details are furnished in Jordan's Daily Register of New Compares" 64 the registration of tha Sumatra Ang.oDutch Estates, Limited, which has teen formed to adopt an agreement with the Ang oDutch Plantations of Java, and to engage in rubber, coffee, cocoanut and tobacco cult'vation. The nominal cap.tal
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    111 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day, is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment .oi Money Orders from India and Ceylon is R*. 158 equal to $100. The prospect of greater accuracy in longran~e weather forecasts was indicated in a 'ecture before
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    137 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, Nov. 26. Kwba after the shin indicates th* ">down it is abreast of and the word "Gate." tb* number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—Totteri Maru, 22. Ma n Wharf (Gate 3).—Carnia, 18;
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    Exchange
    82 5 Singapore. Nov. 26. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 *****4 Demand Prvate 3 months sight 2s 4 llllba On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 154% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74 On Jay Bank TeL Transfer 140% On JapanBank demand
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    PRODUCE
    123 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Ko&an $375 Rice, Siam 2 $355 Rice, Sam 3 $340 Rice, Saigon 1 $328 Rice, Saigon 2 $320 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $298 Rice, Rangoon 2 $292 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.00 Rice, 2 $9.80 Rice,
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    Christmas and New Year Letter and Parcel Mails
    60 5 Mails for Europe Christmas: Letters November 27*. New Year: Letters December 2* and 4. Mails for Australia Christmas; Letters December £8 and $7; Parcels November |28, and December $3. New Year: Letters December I and 7; Parcels December J3. Taking specially superscribed
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    An Adamless Eden
    166 5 A Urrted Press telegram dated Siinga pore, November G, says that an almost Adamless Eden where there are ten women for every man, has been found in the isands of the Southern Pacific by the Scientific Expeditionary Research Assc<?i& ion. There, according to William Harcourt, photographer of
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      321 5 jv!r S T ADVERTISEMENTS TfcNDLK NOTICF. the uCOapatfcn from l*t January j,, Üb «s (numbered 7:4-2 and 72-3 Government Building at Ne* j will be received at th*» Laud H 'j2ud December 19.15 lender* addressed to tbe ConimUaloner of ti r^e i•• i euoor» for »bops at New C. H.G,
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      48 5 1 j pifljj Y?i? emmt buy a j j Belief j j L&m? than I K; V rlUllpS I j SOLE AGENTS; i United Engineers Limited <faworjKW»Ud la ta» 9tnU» 8»ttI«M«*»). ELBCTBIIAL PSPitISEHT. tt, BATTEHY HOAD. SIN6APOBB. m- x —L| «ii i I I mtJmmmm m m m
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      246 5 *iaii•i i i i i uihi ii i iill i••i i i i.ill •iitiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiibiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiuiiiiijtuii:! x at.fell, Lii'iVilUH j PLEASE HELP.*' j THE MUSLIM S i UDENTS* AID FUND. m i Please send Donations to Mr. K. Nagutha Maricar, 1 I Hon. Treasurer, c/o Messrs. K. Sultan Maricar Bros., I 88,
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      176 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 2« Belawan, Sabang, Makallah,* Trieste.* Barcelona,* Liverpool,* Rotterdam* and Amsterdam'* Sembilan 2 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan •Glentara 2 p.m. Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy Van Cloon 2 p.m. Pultau Sambu §Andrew 2 p.m. Moeara-Saba and 1 Djambi Noorebar 2 p.m. Batu Pahat *Mena 3 p.m. Malacca,
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    60 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Loh Kim Swi and family thank their relatives and friends who kindly sent telegrams and letters of condolence, wreaths, Chinese Scrolls, and "Sen? Lay,'' attended the funeral cf his beloved mother, the late Mrs. Loh Kong Yew, nee E. Bok Nco, and rendered valuable
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    Anti-Malaria Measures at Gunong Pulai
    1118 6 When, in 1923, the Singapore Municipality was embarking on the Gunong Pulai Wefcerworks scheme artti-maLarial measures were decided upon which 'have brought about the most remarkable and gratifying results. We have more than a passing suspicion that it was mainly due to the Insistence of
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    23 6 "All citizens and friends of the Empire" are cordially invited to attend the Memorial Service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, tomorrow, at 9.30 a.m.
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    UP-COUNTRY FLOODS
    38 6 Telegraphic Communications Interrupted All telegraphic communication with the F.M,S., Siam and Penang has been interrupted this morning, v;e are informed officially. The interruption is be ieved to be due to floods in the Kuala Lumpur districts.
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    POLICE CASES
    173 6 Hokien Twakow Coolie Shot in People's Park Shortly after 1 p.m. yesterday a pistol shot startled People's Park and a Hfckien twakew coolie fell wounded. The shot penetrated his back but did not prove fatal. He is now lying in the General Hospital. Three »or four Cantonese who
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    665 6 Mr. H. L. Bridges, chief electrician at the Victoria Theatre, has returned from leave. Mr. T. S. Natesam, representative of the 'Swacosamitran" Madias has arrived in Singapore. Mr. R. G. Hadden, AasAatsalt Conservator of F.M.S., is due in Malaya by the GLntara. Madrid.—The newspaper M El Sol predicts war between
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    OFFICIAL vs. UNOFFICIALS
    147 6 Controversy i n Khta a Board Samt^ (From Our Own C om At this morning's m**;* Sanitary Board it tl Uti t official minutes submitt??* chained two blanks for Cc^> Mr. R. P. Brash moved H, being incomplete the rr m owng to the om ssion o?
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    South Taiping Profits
    51 6 (From Our Own Cc«ee*oadeet) Penang, Neeeml -he report of the Direeton rf a Taiping Co. states tha- $337 v S rea,sed from the sale'cf tin 0 l':om wh eh tb Direcl mend that payment be madi aend of five per cent and 1 carried forward to the
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    Tragedy at Taiping
    75 6 (From Our Own Cktrrespoadeatl i» i *P oll > Novembers A Malay ticket collector at jJL Station, while in ha house akJVa?2 ccrdion with a friend or r' ■be In V suddenly fell dead immlX a sudden bur,t of thunder. H bST2 baciy torched. m So-e.-al t.ns
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    Trouble Between Women
    207 6 ALeged jealousy between two Chii* women who were described a* mistresse of a Chinese cferfc results ir. tha appta: ance el one vf them before Mr. Bull tat Second Police Magistrate afternoon to answar charts of mg hurt. Along- with the accused worna was the man in
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    Government House
    41 6 The following have been eta] M Government House as the guests of His Excellency and La-iy Guiliemard: Mr. Justice Gompertz, Chief designate F.M.S. and Mrs. Gompert* Major General E. H. and Mrs. P J Sir Montague Barlow, Bart, K.B.E
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    Mail Expected
    71 6 From Europe, (London mails d< November 5) by s.s. Tara. due 1W 0 a.m. to-morrow. Mr. BJake, editor of the Chicago Tntan* who is on a tour of the Far Be* nai arrived at Yokohama. Mr. BJeW. interviewed, said that most of the P minent American journals are
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    54 6 Definite evidence that the untitled polished in various parts of Shaagna the supposed purpose of edaeatmf f(>r and their children are bemf furthering anti-foreign agiUtjon general enconomic unrest ras io f Municipal Police Officers whea > ncf men under Detective-Sub-I:- kal raided three of the establish-jentt "JJ Road, securing a
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    TO-DAT'S QUOT1TI0NS
    40 6 LEWIS AND PBATb Rubber 11 4. J London, Stocks on November tons; 3 tons up. London.—4s 4d. Spot.—$1.<4. December. —$1.74. January to March. $1.70. April to June. —$1.60. New Yark.—$1.06. Tin „1 125 ton» s0ia Local.—$142.50 per x
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      363 6 £iHS2S2S2SES2£ZSHSESESZSZSHSZSZS^ I Christmas and i" Toy Bazaar Mm\ Now Op?n fe it« A very large 1 fli, V" -g selection of 1 Wm P Toy *> I Wok Presents I ffffti and j Christmas I Crackers. I Robinson Co., Ltd. pj (Incorporated in S.S.) 1 R „m e P.ace, Singapore.
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      38 6 A. FUNTER DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. Office 'Phone 197 Private Thone 2538 Adonis flsr Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur. mm* ■!■——■>» mi iimi l m i n ininwi» in—mi iin
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      180 6 WHEN AND WHERE A Singapore Diary To-day, November 26 High Tides.—7.19 a.m., 7.33 p.m. B. I. homeward mail closes. Polo: Barnes Cup. To-morrow, November 27 High Tides. —8.8 a.m., 8.37 p.m. Memorial Service, St. Andrew's Cathedral, 9.30 ajn. Dutch homeward mail closes. Municipal Commission, 2.15 p.m. Saturday, November 28 High
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    FRENCH CABINET
    98 7 rrKK IOT RECALLED AS l PREMIER strange Reversal of the Situation Reuter's Service. Para, Nov.Mnboj- 2.*>. a*. aiLieed f>rm u Gab»' jf Ik" i i ttx -i>i at Cabinetii ,»r th.- s ...il Lu M. ./p i'r"i-v:immu prop v .15 for a ,t ua .Sut'-<..iil bonds. N.-v.*ml««r 2."..
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    British Communists Sentenced
    31 7 Reuter's Service. on N :!tei- ffi .cumun.:-t I, suited in all round guilty. Five— pgnWrnat o.nten I 1 i Hvia »n. The othens. .i v.-r, sen- >n drvi-
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    Opium Seizure in New York
    35 7 Reuter's Service. I\' l j:!..-r 2o. 'I -U<> tin.-* of opir.ni ft .ii of the .i i cri the Far If it n tii nu BQ i Daae>. The Eng-
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    Rubber Share Speculation
    17 7 Reuter's Service. vembor 2r-. rubbers jpened -'ubst^quently. ue* eased in .ie mirk .'t bj
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    New Dutch Cabinet
    19 7 Reuter's Service. It Baflpse, Novembe: J". -1 i»r. Marchant. r M: Tarty. idffj mg the matter.
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    Irish Boundaries Crisis
    19 7 Reuter's Service. i# o-ioii. NoaaasdMk 20. k 1>j .1.1 for LoT.- ne wifk efae bam&#$ ariat&r,
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    Untitled
    157 7 untitled has been returned untitled to tha Eun»j)can urban seat in the re franc] of Ceylon. Net Soon is returning from KJtano Maru, which is a. here ion the 9th proximo, mentioned that Mr. Lim Nee ■ft here for Japan about two a medical advice, is now much m health.
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    CHINESE REVOLT
    93 7 Among the Followers of Chang Tso-lin Reuter's Service. Peking, November 2f>. A aat '-us revolt has occurred among the Kupportara of Chang T.u-lin. who are fighting each other the Pck.ng-Mukden Railway. The Mukdenile General, Kuo Sung-ling, revolted against Chang Tso-lin and waa defeated. Troops sent to suppress the
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    Princess for Siam
    85 7 Reuter's Service. Bangkok, November 25. The birth of a daughter to Queen Suvavdana, recalls the decree issued by X ng Rama last month, degrading Queen Lakshi. who was incapable of satisfactorily carrying out her duties towards the King and country," and raising Suvadana to the rank of
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    Brigandage in Syria
    83 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, November 25. A telegram from Beirut says that martial law has been proclaimed in the towns of Damascus Saudjaks ar.d Damascus Hauran, owing to continued brigandage. It is officially explained that this martial law in nowise denotes an aggravation of the situation but is
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    Football Seen from the Air
    55 7 Reuter's Service. New York. November 25. Disgusted at the high prices speculators were demanding for tickets for the annual football classic between the Army and Navy cadet*, fourteen enthusiasts chartered a plane and watched the match, circling in the air, at a cost little in
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    Japanese News
    376 7 (By courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shitnbunsha.) Tokio. November 24. The death is anrscuneed of Mr. Chuji Shimooka. the db£«f of the civil admmistraf on of Chosen (Korea). The Emperor nas decorated the deceased with the secona class of the Grand Cordon off the Rismg Sun. m Prince
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    NAVAL BASE LABOUR
    91 7 Commons Question with Reference to Wages Reuter's Service. London, November 25. In tbe House of Common* Mr. Trevelyan asked the results of the Admiralty's investigation with the Colonial Office into the demand from the Singapore United Rubber Plantations Company that less wages should be paid to coolie
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    Chicherin for Paris
    114 7 [Havas Agency.] Paris, November 25. L? Joumal" states that M. Cb'cnerin has asked for a passport to proceed to Par.'s, where he is due shortly. It is assumed that the wum of his visit to M. Briand consists of an intention to include Russia in the policy
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    KING OF SIAM
    95 7 Our Bangkok correspondent wires that H.M. Ring Ram a VI passed away at 1.46 a.m. last night and not at 1 p-m. yesterday as we announced in our last night's issue. »'rince Sokjahaya succeeds to the throne. Up to the moment of our going to press the
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    THE SHARK
    293 7 Singapore's Coastal Waters Said to be Infested fee to rfble tragedy of a few months age at the Swijnming Club (writes a correspondent) there baa been considerable di iL-u-s'on with regard to :he safety, or otharariae, of ~oa batbing without protection. Mary people still aarim in loaal waters
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    Malacca Medical Mission
    155 7 The result of the above competition is an follows: Class I. Quotation. First pnze, Miss M. Forster, Singapore;, for quotation advertising Vi-spring mattress. Second prize, Ilk* E!ey, Malacca, for quotation advertising Lotus Shoes. Next in order of merit are: Mr. Harry Davies, for quotation advertising Osram Lamps.
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    78 7 A Macao wire of November 19. records the dfcaii.'a there of Mr. Mor.si Anton o, of »Jh» orchestra of the ltaka.n Opera Company, «furinc: a nhort visit of the Company to th.it town. o Mr. Denis Hoops, the elder son of the Hot». Dr. A. L. Hoops. P.C.M O, baa
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    THE SUBMARINE
    225 7 BRITAIN'S EXPENDITURE DISCUSSED Lord Cecil to Organise Fresh Disarmament Scheme Reuter's Service. Lord».*n, November 25. In the Uom.e of Commoiw a series of pM ifi with r-xant to the Ml elicited infurnwihn that from 1002-11*03 to th; end Of March Inn hn\<- been -pent in building submarine*, il.'JOO.UOO
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENT
    426 7 Sermons on Screens The world's need to-day lor a dominant fotpe for good-wiil and progressive peace. Such an influence w.'.l never be found in what the Amc.M .ns term "uplift", and it seems equal.y impofaable tha.; it will emerge from any one pf tlhs many forms of doctrinal
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    195 7 Towkay Tan See Kee, one of the wealthtest iest and ben known Chinese residents of Negri Scmbilan, died at his residence in Seremban on Monday after a short illnesa. Booking for the film, Don Q., which will be shown at the Alhambra commencing November 30, with Douglas Fairbanks in the
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      300 7 Yale Spur-Geared Chain Blocks j ARE MACHINE SHOP NECESSITIES. I THE YALE 3PUR-GEALED CHAIN BLOCK is the I *pP"T? safest and speediest portable hand-hoL>fc where loads jj Ij| must be lifted frequently and labour Ls expensive. j( j|| I It is highly efficient. One man, pulling 82 lb*, only on
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    46 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL Home League Matches l Reuters Service. London, November 25. In the first division of the English League Huddersfield and Liverpool played a goalless draw. In the Scottish League, Rangers beat Motherwell by 3 to 1 While Celtic beat Hearts by 3 to nil.
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    Malacca League
    393 8 United Chinese Association Tournament As scheduled, the A Team tried conclusions with the B Team on Sunday last at the Kubu Plain "A" Ground, in the United Chinese Association, Malacca, lootball league. In the first half, the B Team were seen to advantage, the understand.ng among their players
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    RUGBY
    106 8 Rugby Union Results London, November 14. The following are the results of principal rugby football matches played in the Rugby Union to-day a— Cambridge U. 30, Blackheath 6. Guy's Hospital 14. Coventry 6. Richmond 16, Harlequins 0. Portsmouth S. 32, London Scottish 10. Old Alleynians 3, Old Leysians 3.
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING
    119 8 The Bromhead-Matthews' Shield The above Competition will be shot off on the Bukit Timah Range on the 29th instant at the times noted hereunder: Any dress is permissible. Transport will leave the Drill Hall at the times given. Members finding their own transport must be on th? range in
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    Bromhead Matthews' Shield
    33 8 (From Our Own Correspondpnt.) Ipoh, November 25. In the Malayan rifle shoot for the Brom-head-Matthews Shield the M S.V.R. scoree were: D. Company (Taiping) 445 points; C Company (Ipoh) 408.
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    YACHTING
    71 8 R.S.Y.C. Arrangements The followng arrangements are announced: On Sunday, the 29th. instant., the final race for the Vice-Commodore 1921 Cup will be sailed. Start and course as usual. Handicaps: Jean II scratch. Polly 11, EllaDorothy 1 pir cent., June, Ann, Joy 3 per cent., Kathleen, Gertrude 5 per cent.,
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    CHESS
    68 8 International Tournament Reuter's Service. London, November 25. Twenty one ehu.s<miaaters are competing in the iril«*muti<mai tournament proceed ng in Moavn*. which aa a result of eleven rounila hitherto playal Bomljubov leads with point* followed t.y Lacker 8. A feature of the tournament has been the comparative failure of the
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    HOCKEY
    33 8 R.I. vs. A.P.C. In a Hockey match played on Tuesday, the Raffles Institution defeated an A. P. C. team by 2 goals to nil. Abdullah and G. Oehlers scored for the winners.
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    GOLF
    100 8 Race Course Golf Club The October medal was played for at the Race Course laol* Chi!b on the 14th and loth instant, with the following results: F. A. Bartholmewsz 48 43 18 73 W. Wilson 48 40 14 74 G. F. Glass 46 48 16 78 H. Paulusz 47
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    Keppel Golf Club
    29 8 November Ladies Spoon The result of the above is as follows: Tie Mrs. D. Groothoff 46 10 36 nett. Mrs. G. Cuilen 48 12 36 nett.
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    Singapore Golf Club
    206 8 The following is the draw for the Scotland vs. The Rest foursome match, to be played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning, the 28th inst. Scotland's representatives are given first: 8.25.—Paterson and Doig vs. Lee arner and Hulls* 8.30.—Hendrie and Elder vs. Eikins and Jackson. 8.30.—Renton and
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    THE TURF
    270 8 Penang New Year Meeting The proposed programme for the Petiang Turf Club New Year Meeting has been The proposed race days are January 9, 12, 14 and 10. To begin with, we may inonik.n that tbe advertised value of the prizes is $8&,00u\ which includes a contribution af
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    22 8 S.C.C. vs. Services The above match was pilayed on the Padang yesterday and enied in a draw of three goals each.
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    Old Rafflesians vs. R.A.M.C.
    27 8 The Old Rafflesians met the R.A.M.C. on the Raffle's Schcol ground yesterday and had no difficulty ih defeating them by 6 to 1.
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    42 8 America's Champion i Reuter's Service. London, November 26. Mips Helen Wills the American champion is leaving for Europe to take part in the tournament? in th? Riviera and is coming ng in the Beoulieu Tournament for which Lenglen has entered.
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    70 8 Mr. V.H. Winson, Superintendent, P. and T., Malacca, will shortly be going to Kuala Lumpur on temporary transfer. Inspector Scott is still an inmate of the General Hospital. Court Inspector W. Martin h?s been transferred to the Orchard Road Division. Mr. MacGregor has -arrived at Seremban and taken over the
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    PARTNER LOST
    1077 8 Swiss Firm has Troubles with Local Agents The suit of Messrs. Arthur Arbenz and Co., Ltd., against Yong Yoon Kong was begun at the Supreme Court* yesterday morning, before Mr. Justice Deane. Mr. Eber appeared for the plaintiffs and Mr. Stevens for the defendant. Before stating his case,
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    ICE IN SELANGOR
    206 8 COMPANIES' REPLY TO MR. JORDAN Why the Tiang Lee Factory is Closed Down The following communications are published in the "Malay Mail":— Sir,—We beg to enclose herewith copy of letter written by the Selangor Ice and Industrial Co. and ourselves to the chairman, Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board,
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    450 8 The following is a copy of the letter sent to the Chairman, Kuala Lumpur SanJary Board: Sir,—We have the honour to refer to the newspaper report of the meeting of the Kuala Lumpur San k tary Board held on the 18th inst., at wndch remarks were
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps
    93 8 To-day, November 26 Bukit Timah.—"B" Company, Practice Bromhead-Matthews Shield. Firing commences at 4.45 p.m. Saturday, November 28 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah and Farrer Range, Teams competing for Bromhead-Matthews Shield, Practice. No transport will be provided. AMotment can be given on application to Headquarters not later than Thursday 12
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    Boy Scouts Association
    18 8 To-day, November 26,—Band Practice, St. Joseph's Institution 5 p.m. Saturday, November 28.—Ambulance Competition 3 p.m.
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    80 8 A series of moving and magnificent farewells to Colonel and Mrs. Parr marked the we=.k-end at the Su'tan's Palace at Kuala Kangsar, where both were invested with the rank of Malay chiefs and were presented with splendid silken and bejewelled regalia. Mrs. Parr was robed in th- Sultan's Palace by
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    1061 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations; Singapore, November 26. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2s Allagar 211 2s Angtlo-Java 6 6 20s Anglo-Malay 32 6 20s Ayer Kunin® 62 6 20s Batu
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    NEW LAND POLICY
    497 10 Mr. Lloyd George Advocates State Ownership Abolition of the existing system of agricultural land ownership in Great Britain and the substitution of a system of "cultivating- tenure" is the change proposed in the rural report of the Liberal Land Committee, of which Mr. Lloyd George is chairman.
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    136 10 Several very interesting facts were revealed as the result of the opening of the Shoe and Leather Fair at the Royal Agri•ultural Hall Islington, recently. Among other things, it was stated that: Women's feet are getting larger. Frocks, skirts and ccstumes of leather are likely to be
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    649 11 Singapore, November 21. MEAT I Beef steak (round) kati 46 Beef stew or curry kati 37 Pork lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (1st quality) 50 Mutton Indian ib €0 Mutton Australian lb 60 Fowl kati 54 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 57 Ducks
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      564 12 SITUATION VACANT WANTED, immediately an experienced Job Compositor. Apply to Lat Pau Press Ltd. W A N T E D—FINANCIAL PARTNER. $5,000 required. Equal profits. Capital under own control. Working partnership optional write Postbox 216. TO LET IS. i TO LET Raffles Chambers, three sections Ind floor, area 2,680 square
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      644 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. THE SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in The United Kingdom.) In order to facilitate the Reconstruction 1:. re width of that part of Upper Serangoor> Koad between Macpherson Road and oodleigh Filters, for Trolley Bus Services the Company has agreed tn conjunction witb ibe Municipal Commissioners, to
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      448 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Mr* Hongkong IS, Queen's Road Ceatral. Seremban 63 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang.
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      498 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. 'Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      399 12 needlerJ CHOCOLATE TOFF E lv 0 r made*;„ D S *J flavour ;ch te to the palate,. >M NEEDLER'S stand pre 1 Pleasure. 01 all dealer,. I Sole Agents: I F. A. BARTHOLOMEW 1 BkASS SIGN I •iUABANrEEB. ""Ul^H SHUKOSHa I fe1N0.3481. 35. B r as >J MALAYA XRI^J AND
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