Malaya Tribune, 29 December 1925

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    Masthead
    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII.- -No. 30S 1 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 89, 1925.
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      367 1 nti'ttss m«hmon5 l_Tjj ||f|ll ImUI WITH THE CGMPLIM NTS of the SEASON. I MOLINARD JEUNE PERFUMES P f 1] Mimosa, Lavender, Carnation, Eau de Cologne, Powder, Soaps, i < Made in the South of France, Molinard Perfumes of Grasse, the WORLD CENTRE of the PERFUME INDUSTRY, are made for the
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      69 1 Junkrakj losses i i Don't wait for pains or failing Vision before you consult us. If I you need glasses, we wili prescribe I and prepare lenses and fit in I I frame and mountings of any a g character. E g Doctors' and Occulists' prescrip- I tions executed promptly
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    THE PRESS & INDIA
    856 2 THE PRESS INDIA INDIAN JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION Proposal for Next Empire Conference A suggestion made in th?se columns some aays ago that it would be well if in the near future the Empire Press Congress would assemble in India has borne rapid fruit, says the Ctvcutta Statesman. Sir Emsley Carr endorsed
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    F.M.S. Government Gazette
    1227 2 Appointments The Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the Colonies has been pleased to approve the appointment of Mr. Francis Eric Byron to be an Assistant Chemist, Institute for Medical Research, Federated Malay States, with effect from October 17, 1925. Air. Byron reported his arrival and
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      195 2 I Insist on I C I 1 j I 7fie World's Best. f i g I Sole Agents: I I DIETHELM Co., Ltd., S (Incorporated in Switzerland.) I Singapore—Penang—Bangkok. g i I BICYCLES I I J I B.S.A. "SPECIAL ROADSTER with Gear Case $1 IS.OO. jj I MONOPOLE POPULAR" without
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      727 2 HAS ELEVEN CHILDREN And Keeps Them In Good Health With Baby's Own Tablets. Once Baby's Own Tablets are tried in your home you won't want to be without them again until your little ones tfiave grown up to the stage when they can Use the same medicines as you do
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    M1 DISASTER
    710 3 Submarine Rammed by Swedish Steamer The myfrtery of the s'nkbng of the M 1 submarine off Start Point Is believed to have been .solved. The Admiralty stated tttst they consider that the subn»arine collided with the Swedish steamer Vidar, whicih was in the neighbourhood at the time of
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    28 3 Colombo's new broadcasting station was opened at noon on December 16, when Sir Hugh Clifford broadcasted a message. The station was designed by the Chief Engineer of Telegraphs.
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      704 3 Z 1 I Sime, Darby Co., Ltd E; 5 Founded by Thomas Doggert. an actor. <n 1715. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements.) X J IB In honour of King George I's accession. The Pj i» 1 5 Malacca Street, Singapore. il )Vatermen. The race took place on August Ist «r flu
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      336 3 I BOVBEL I broadcasts Vitality Pioneers of Overseas Trading I or nearly 50 years we have been giv'np; our customers in every Town in the World—real Sterling Value. Here are 4of the greatest selling line* of the Yenr—Yhe Value it incomparable. All these Goods in some cases, (hen POST FREE
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      339 4 AMUSEMENTS I EMPIRE I I Tuesday, December 29 and Wednesday, December 30. cj In tbe First Show at 7CO p.m. Laugh, and cure your Blues I See, Fanny L4RHY SSSMCN j I la 4 BEELS OF PON X I SEE, 20 REELS of COMEDY AT HALF PRICE TO ALL, I
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      498 4 AMS-4ENTS —_____Zs____^sZSZs___tSHSZS___^S__^ p From Monday, December 28 to Saturday, January 2. g g AT THE S I ALHAMBRA I TAN CHENG KEB ft CO, Proprietem. In the Sscoad at 9 p.m. g lA.D. W. GRIFFI r_-UNITED ARTISTS' SUPER PRODUCTION S Presenting S I CAROL DEMPSTER, LUPINO LANE and other well-known
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      470 4 GAIETY CINEMA ~^^Trh^ Merry Christmas Everybody! MERRY everybody GRAND PRO(;ra Mmc SPECIAL PROGRAMME 4t 777" ax a.i.) p. m AT 9-15 P.M. TOM MIX BEBE DANIELS ,n th F<* Picture and LEWIS STONE v y_ North of the Yukon The Special Paramount Picture Mnu rwrUTP A Ta,e V l6 arctic
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    44 5 [Wo do not neeoanarily endorse lilt Opinions expie->-.eu by coi res|>ondents. Litters sent for pubiicntion shouid be written j on one side of the papa <»nly; preferenc Is given to abort letter*. Only extracts oi kmg letters can be given.]
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    Prohibition
    1101 5 Sir, —To properly understand the prohibition question in the United States it is necessary to be on the spot. It is not possible to give it justice at a long distance. >ur editorial appears to assume that prohibition was passed by the machinations of a minority. As a matter
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    Exchange
    88 5 Singapore December, 29. On London— Bank 4 months' sight £s 4 15|32<! Demand 2a. 4 5i32d Private 3 months sight 2s 4 25';32d On Indis— Bank Tel. Transfer 154% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3 1 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74% On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    PRODUCE
    126 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Kofc an $350 Rice, Siam 2 $380 Rice, Siam 3 $310 Rice, Saigon 1 $cso.> Rice, Saigon 2 $290 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $282 Rice, Rangoon 2 $274 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.20 Rice, 2 $10.00
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      389 5 THE SREE GANESANANDA DRAMATIC TROUPE Thf Pioneer Tamil Dramatic Company of the F.M.S. and S.S.) WILL STAGE TO-NIGHT laoka Thaganam \< ith Specially prepared Sceneries AT THE Alexandra Theatre Hal*, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. X K. Venkoba Rao, "The Asiatic r!es Chaplin"—Anjeenayar. Real and Hearty Feast to the stagelovers of Singapore.
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      61 5 Cart Loads of the World s Best in Money Value j'usr UNPACKED Groceries, Electrical appliances, Fancy Fittings Radio sets and Toilet requisites. For New Year Presents While shopping at High Street don't forget to visit our most up-to-date Polar Cafe. SERVES GENUINE AMERICAN DRINKS. LIM YEW GHYE SONS, 50, 51
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      265 5 WASH CLOTHES NEW WAY! ft Women: No more back-breaking waHh day Quit Scrubbing, rubbing your Kj ft clethen. Just use one of SPHINX Wash-Ease Compound to a tub of water, p Cj A fraction of a cent saves all your wash day troubles. Housewives amazed, rO Cj delighted. Never anything
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      548 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, DECEMBER 29 Be a wan Moa&el 3 p.m. Parch, B;ri>mbang, Asahan, Belawan,* Aver Poeteh and T. Poera Sampit 3 p.m. Muar *Flying Dragon 3 p.m. Situ Rajah of Sarawak 3 p.m. Port Dickson and Teluk Anson *Krian 3 p.m. Batu Pahat *Rompin 3 p.m. Malacca and Muar
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    146 6 A Singapore Diary To-Day December, 29 High Tides.—9.2B a.m., 10.52 p.m. Blue Funnel homeward mail leaves. Simpan Valley Mines Meeting, H. Parker's, noon. Central Motors meeting 171, Orchard Road, noon, Victoria Theatre, St. Joseph's Church Christmas Treat, G. 30 p.m. To-Morrow December, 30 High Tides.—lo.4 a.m., 11.30
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    35 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Messrs. A. Gurubathum and A. Pillny thank all those who attended the funeral of :he late Mr. M. K. Marah and also those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    61 6 The engagement is announced and the marriage wi7! take place on the 31st inst at No. 17 Craig Road, between Mr. Tan Chwee Lee, of the Ho Hong Bank Ltd. fitf ii son of the late Mr. Tan Koh Lorn and nephew »f Mr. Tan Koh Tiat and Miss
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    More Non-Co-operation
    991 6 Moderate men will shake their heads ovsr the latest news from India. At a meeting of the Subjects Committee of the National Congress a resolution in favour of boycotting Legislative Councils was passed by an overwhelming majority; in other words tho spinlt if not the letter of Gandhi's
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    80 6 There will be no issue of the "Malaya Tribune" on Friday, January 1. Under the Forest Enactment, 25,600 acres in the district of Kota Tinggi Johore, is declared a reserved forest. Also another block of 1,070 acres between Sungei Besar and Sungei Payong. The Sarawak Aaeociafon 'Xmas Dinner W aS
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    ENGINEER'S DEATH
    188 6 Found Dead with Revolver Bullet in his Head Mr. George Neave second engineer on board the steamship Minderoo died under tragic circumstances on Saturday night at the Engineer's Association rooms in Raffles Place. After the steamer's arrival here he went to the Association and ordered a time squash.
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    Tailors' Strike
    62 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, December 29. The Penang Chinese tailors are negotiating with tbe Chinese Protectorate for a raise in wages. They demand a fifty-five per cent increase. Th.- tailors began to strike on Thursday and were offered a forty per cent increase which they decided yesterday
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    The Late King of Siam
    216 6 The memorial service held at the Batu La.uhang Siamese Buddhist Temple, Penang*. on Wednesday for His late Majesty Kin? Rama the Sixth of Siam was an impttjMhra tribute to a beloved and enlightened Monarch. The Reverend Phra Dharmasara Oopacha Cliandr, Chief Buddhist Priest, who presided
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    Inquest on Mr. Schroeder
    27 6 The Coroner's nqniry Into the mysterious devath of Mr. Schroeder has been further postponed owing to the analyst's report not being yet received.
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    Untitled
    319 6 Mr. P. untitled Senior untitled of Police, F.M.S., is due back from Home leave by the P. and O. Malwa. Mr T. N. Frost, residing at the Europe Hotel, reports the theft of 550 dollars from his room on Sunday. Suspicion falls on complainant's servant boy, who has disappeared. r
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    AFFRAY ON BOARD
    282 6 Sequel to Fight Between H Indian r, e a> The six Malays wj 1(( Inspector Bostock of .7 a few days ago on boar Uta 1 of Glasgow" V-r" Si 5 r P. David, the Distrirt V and charged with vfe" to an Indian fireman ,7 while
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    THE CRIME WAVE
    287 6 Chinese Secret Societiea {gm Active Lawlessness is «Jua n the tairaan k Singapore and there appear be i a cancerous crime wave. Ci esse secre societ-.es have been active durror the na*cew weeks and several disturbance* k var ou* parts of the town have been witnessed. During
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    Books and Magazines Wanted
    153 6 Daring the Christiaas season there '<■<•' general thought for the comfirt eat wellbeing of those around us. The <e:farinp men who visit this port have their hei gladdened by ;he exchange library at Tanjoaaj Pagar.' The usual ny le of txmm is to exchange books which
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    Mails Expected
    66 6 From China and Japan bj a* Vj Ovcrstraten due Singapore to From Indr.-China by a*. Raul L Singapore 6 a.m. Uwaornm. From China and Japan hy s.s. one Singapore 10 a.m. la-BMHioa;. From Holland and Germany »J Krwi. £ue Singapore on Thui say hornm* the 31st instant. From
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      196 6 I NEW SHAPES IN EXPANDING g I BRACELET WATCHES I JUST ARBIVED C l l tall ct. 15 ct. 18 ct. Gold I PRICES FROM I 1 $68.50 to $150.00. I Robinson Co., Ltd., f ft (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) ft |g Raffles Place, Singapore. X ft Cn Why
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      30 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, Raffles Place, Singapore. Office Thone 197 Private Thone 2538 Agents for Kuaia Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuaia Lumpur.
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      37 6 TODAY'S QUOTATIONS LEWIS AND PEATS RubW London, Stocks on PeWSthrf K tons; 142 tons up. London.—3 s 10». d. LochI Spot.—$13«. January.—$LSt January to March.—$1.5 1 Aprii to Junc.--$l->''-New York.—89 easts. Tin iM Lotal.-SnJ.2- per picul l">
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      72 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandang Kerbau Station, for the 24 hours ending midnight December 28, 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 83 F. Mm. shade temperature 73.5 F. Moan shade temperature 77.4 F. .Max. sun radiation 143.5 F. Mm. grass radiation 72 F. Sea
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    CHINA INTRIGUES
    378 7 SOVIET PLANS THAT MISCARRIED Manipulation of Chinese for Selfish Ends Reuter's Service. London, December 28. Tunes." in a leader, finds little on in the most recent develop('hinese wars, cxc pt the fact -of Chang T-o-Lin means on e of the Soviet intrigues in China Trade continues to suffer
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    FRENCH REOPEN WAR
    44 7 Fresh Operations in the Taza ctor of .Morocco Reuter's Service. Kabat, Morocco. Dec. 29. French Regohum supported by artillery t aeroplanaa have started fresh opera- in the Taza sector, having as their the C. ty of Bennour. The action developißg favourably.
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    Huge Petroleum Fire
    69 7 Reuter's Service. Buenos Aires, December 29. itimated al 5,000,000 pesos \\a> n bf a fire at a petroleum depot belongn« to an Italo-Argenrtine firm. It is bei to have been caused by lightning, •wch aicompanied a severe storm y sterda V Afternoon. Several tanks were comieetrnjed. The
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    Birthday of Ex-President
    35 7 Reuter's Service. New York, December 29. Ex-President Wilson's birthday was 'weted in cities and towns from coast «*t The Post Office commemorated tension by placing on sale a seventeen Wilson memorial stamp.
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    Petroleum Act Operative
    18 7 Reuter's Service. Mexico City, December 29. A Residential decree ihas put the PetroAct into operation.
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    RUBBER HOWLS
    97 7 Angry Charges Levelled at Britain Reuter's Service. Washington, December 28. The press and public men are growing daily more indignant and more unrestrained in their expressions in discussing England's "wickedness" in advancing the price of rubber. Mr. Longworth, Speaker of the House of Representatives, speaking at Akron, Ohio,
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    THAT RUSSIAN RAID
    99 7 Not Considered Serious by Diplomats Reuter's Service. London, December 23. Diplomatic circles in London do not regard the report of the Russian attack in the northeastern part of Afghanistan very seriously. They attribute ie to roving bands uncontrolled by Mos.ow or any central Government. It is pointed
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    French Instability
    50 7 Reuter's Service. Paris, December 8. The instability of the political situation is further reflected in thy election of a Democratic Left it c a.s President of the Senate Kannee Commission, defeating M. Ciemengl, the Democrats' official nominee. The group called M. La Croix to resign bu. he refused.
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    SHORT SKIRTS AGAIN
    468 7 Modern Styles Shock Begum of Bhopal Of ail the uitra mo lern'sm about the English girls of 1925, only the short skirts are a shock to the orthodox sensibilities of the Begum of Bhopul, the only woman ruler of the 700 potentates of India, who is in
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    74 7 The City of Baroda (4,500 tons net), arrived from Cebu yesterday morning with a report that the vessel ran aground on a reef and sustained damage Information was received in Singapore regarding hey condition the previous evening. The vessel will dock here and her cargo is being discharged. The extent
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    CHINA MISSIONS
    167 7 Missionaries Willing to Abandon Special Privileges Reuter's Service. London, December 28. The standing committee of the Conference of Missionary Societies of Great Britain and Ireland has issued a stat ment that the Protestant m'ssionaiy societies have reached an agreement \\?Tn regard to the principles which shou'd govern their
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    TURKEY'S DILEMMA
    87 7 May be Driven to War to Avert Revolution Reuter's Service. London, December 28. A "Westminster Gazette" despatch from Angora says that the territorial loss of Mosul is insignificant compared with the loss of prestige to Kemal and his Government which are still faced with strong opposition in Turkey.
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    MUSIC IN THE EAST
    666 7 Appreciation of Western Classics Some interesting views on music in the Bast were expressed by Mr. Laszl) Schwar z violinist and author, in an interview given to a representative of the Times of Ceylon. Mr. Schwartz, accompanied by M'ss Dawn Assheton, soprano, and Ems Renee. pianist
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    SWARAJIST SPLIT
    175 7 CO-OPERATION ISTS PUT UP STRONG FIGHT Prominent Leaders Adopt Conciliatory Attitude Reuter's Service. Cawnpoite, December 29. TJhe concluding day of the Congress was marked with a long heated debate wherein, although the Swarajist political piogramme was adopted, a serious split in the Swarajist tanks was revealed. This culminated
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    MISSIONARY EFFORTS
    381 7 Saving the Body as well as the Souls Mls-ionary effort, to be effective, we artoJd, must look to the material as well as to ne spiritual side. This is evidently the view of a company of Lutheran missionaries going to Liberia who, we are told, are taking with
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    Japanese News
    155 7 (By courtesy of the Naayo NicbiNichi Shimbcmsba.) Tokio, December 24. A message from Mukden announces Kuo Sun-ling's unconditional surrender to Maishal Chang Tso-lin. Tok o, December 25. Kuo Sun-ling, who was captured by Chang Tso-lin's troops, was shot by Mukdenite soldiers at Riao-chuon enroute to Mukden. His wife
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    70 7 Post Offices throughout the Colony will be open u» usual 00 3ntn»xln> lor tbe tran«action ol all k,ndl> < 5 ,-tal on 1 l^ule llll»l,b >»U5i»»'.!«». >o A Hi«sbl»nder wn>i l'Ut Ol. out?ic.' tbe connnandinz? ofslcer'»« tck"7t» In tne no tbe looked o>rt, «no tbougb be prided bin» It on
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    1024 8 SPORTS PASTIMES YACHTING The Vice-Commodore's Cup Excellent Race in Cheerless Weather The second round for the Vice-Commo-dore's 1921 Cup was sailed in thorough local Christmas weather on Sunjay and the outlook was most cheerless as the various crews prepared for the fray, the harbour being shrouded in rain and mist,
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    R.S.Y.C. Arrangements
    121 8 The following arrangements are announced: On Friday, January 1, the Free Press challenge tup will be raoed for. The course will be fixed by the Sea Sports Committee and the race is expected to start at about 10 a.m. The starting line will be oppos:te the Sea Sport*
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    BOXING
    404 8 Filipino Boxers Frankie Genaro Analyses their Style Fighting men from the Philippines are all small, writes Fianki Genaro. That s why I am safe in saying that I oan beat any of them. TThe Filipino is very sensitive, and easily falls for a feint. He's so flashy that he
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    Battling Siki's Record
    159 8 The French Senegalese boxer* Battling Siki, who was murdered in New Yvrk on December 15, was given the European heavy-weight title after beating Carpentier, but he-was deprived of it a few months later, in January, 1923. In March Siki went :o Dublin, where he was defeated by
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    HOCKEY
    58 8 Lt. Seville's XI vs. the S.C.C. to-morrow will be as follows: Bar. Dadford, R.A.; O. O. R. S. Bateman and Lieut. Parkes, R.A.: P. CaVe, H. Bourke, R.A. and A. N. Other; Imjpector Smith, S.S.P., Gr. Sadar Ali, Lt. Beville, R.A., Lt. Prince, R. Sussex, and Sergt. Doueh. R.
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    Jaipul Singh's Hockey Team
    100 8 London, December j9. Brussels.—Jaipul Singh's hockey team opened their tour in Belgium and drew with Dlables Rouge, the teams sharing two goals. Jaipul Sigh's hockey team created an excellent impression, and were frequently cheered. The first half was most even, and no goals wiere scored. The
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    Y.M.C.A. vs. Boustead and Co.
    152 8 A very interesting game of hockey was witnessed on the V.M.C.A. ground at Telok Ayer yesterday when the V.M.C.A., met Boustead and Co's team. The game was fast and very interesting, and ended in a draw of one all. Of the two teams the V.M.C.A.
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    Framroz Hockey Cup
    35 8 A reminder is giv.n of the Meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the V.M.C.A. for the purpose of receiving up rulas. All Clubs who intend entering are asked to send their representatives.
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    LAWN TENNIS
    30 8 Second Test Match Reuter's Service. Johannesburg, December 28. a HL v w eCo7ld lawn tennis test match bouth Africa and the British team drdw with 5 matches all
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    FOOTBALL
    93 8 Home League Results Reuter's Service. London, December 28. The f jllowing are the results of the Home league matches played to-day:— First Division Huddersfiell T. 4, B'ningham 1. Leicester C. 1, Manchester U. 3. Second Division Derby 1, Chelsea 2. Wednesday 5. Oldham A. I. Bams ley 4, Notts
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    RUGBY
    91 8 Practice Game this Afternoon There will be a rugby practice game on the Padang this afternoon between the following sides: Colours: Wainwright. Webster, Burton, Evans. Scoular; Niblock, Beville; Herber f Hcblyn, Reed, Clements. Whites: MacpWerson; Storr, Housley. Robertson, Goldman; Green, Moffatt; Lament, Mortlock, Leonard. Penrice, Tiddeman, Bath, Vignoles, Taylor.
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    N. Sembilan Beat Penang
    26 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, December 29. The Malaya Rugby Negri team beat Penang by ten to five. The visitors were Superior.
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    Home Matches
    199 8 London, December IT. In Rugby Union matches to-day Dublin University beat Cambridge University by six points to five. Edinburgh University lost to Oxford University by 22 points to 11. At Rugby Edinburg Academicals beat Oxford University by three poJits to nil. London, December 19. Results of the principal
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    CRICKET
    390 8 Australian Test Team Accepts Invitation to Play in Ceylon Writing- by the last mail from Sydney to a Colombo resident, the Secretary of the Australian Board of Control, Mr! Sydney Smith, says:—"You will no doubt be glad to hear that the Board has accepted Ceylon's invitation to the 1926
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    GOLF
    149 8 Keppel Golf Club The following are the matches arranged for "Married" vs. "Single" match to be played on Saturday, 2nd January, 1926, at 3 p.m The first pair cf each match are the marrieds. 3 p.m J. Kennedy and J. Thomson vs. S. C. Campbell and H. L Jones.
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    MUSJID SULTAN FUND
    228 8 Eighteenth List Previously acknowledged $53,037.78 June 10, 1925 Collected by H. H. Dawood through Haroon bin Onan as follows:— Daoud bin Ahmad and Maimoonah binte Abdullah, Muar $H) Mohd. Yasin bin Mahbob and Jama binte Yacob Muar $10 Abdulmanan bin Hadjee Kamaluddin $10 Ahiol Khairs $54 Through
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL
    53 8 Standard Oil Co. cf 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 Sccony Motor Gasoline per 2 tine $8.06 Socony Motor Gasoline Ex pumps or drums per
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    Asiatic Petroleum Co., (S.S.) Limited
    71 8 The current retail prices of £eros«ns aid tfenzine are as follows:— Shell Kerosene per two tin# $5.5C 15.36 Pr&gcn $5.85 $5.20 Cross $5.16 n drum» $5.0C Cross $4.85 "Shell Av.ation Benzine ex drums per Imperial gallon $1.05 "Shell" Benzine ex pumps or cans per Imperial
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    Stable Houses
    118 8 Llanelly, Eng.—There is d sgracefu; overcrowding in many parts of this town, and cases where from 15 to 20 people live in a single six-roomed house are not uncommon. Houses in some of the residential quarters are in so ruinous a condition that people have preferred to live
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    35 8 The rate of issue of Money Oders for India and Ceylon to-day, is Rs. 153 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon ia Ra. 158 equal to $100.
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      53 8 A Backward Baby will rapidly gain nC weight and strength in* every spoonful of SCOT Ij Emulsion. Its cod liver o* aids growth and devewp" ment. Its tonic health salts help the foftna- MM tion of the teeth and flj bones. Your baby VM needs genuine hW Scott's Emulsion It
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    1035 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. L V ALL AND EVATT. Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following aat of quotations: Singapore, December 29. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Valuo 2s Allagar 211 2s Aingio-Java 6 6 20s Anglo-Malay |2 6 20s Ayer Kuning 52i6 20s
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      503 9 When Buying Biscuits Don't Forget jjj T. K. K 9 s Manufactures. FRESH STOCK 1 i JUST UNPACKED I I BRITAIN'S BEST rcJ THE EMBEKEY 1 FOOTBALL BOOTS 1 Dj A Great Favourite ia the Colonies. I Sizes 6 to 10 in Stock l!j PRICES MODERATE. I i I ROSE
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      236 9 STOMACH TROUBLES QUICKLY REMEDIED Disorders of the stomach are, geneially speaking, always caused by harmful acid which accumulates, causing fermentation in the stomach and often agonising pain. You have only to get rid of the excess acid and strengthen the stomach-lining, when the whole trouble will leave you, and Bisurated
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      121 9 I" Yes—ffiat's what I ordered." Framroz Co.'s Ii Finest Quality Aerated f I Waters. j SESHSES7iSHS7iS2S2SSS2SES2SES2S2S2STiSSSHSZ^ 75 ct*. per bottle Agenti: The British Pharmacy, North Bridge Road, Singapore THE AUTOMOBILE OWNEft OAS !>r sometime past beea looking I for Spring Gaiters HERE THAT GAITER IS! HOBS3N-WEPCO Spring Gaiters arc well-known
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    384 10 British Soldiers Stabbed in Fight with Italians British and Italian soldiers, acting as Legation guards at Pekin, were involved in a serious fracas during the week, and, as a resiuifc, eight men of the East Yorkshire Regiment were stabbed in a cafe. The East Yorks only arrived
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    406 10 Edmonton, in North London, is enjoying a first-class ghost story, romantically located in one of the oliest inns in Britain. Four hundred years ago when highwaymen were as plentiful as taxi-cabs are today, a girl was stabbed to the heart in a room at the Golden Lion,
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      543 10 I f NEW BTOCKS RRIVED I 5 5 B THE PRmO BR,AR P,PF- |jj I y& W j our $w cl *i Llße ln Briars, jj ft?. I 1^ These pipes have already made a jjj g g£ J 0 s name for being cool, sweet and 9 mv YE
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      683 10 That Krusehen Feeling, Cookies got it now joy of }„-art which She always used to he bad health can «;ive. I S O| o*i tempered and worried, but ever That's the famous since she started taking that tiny feeling." You can only lst^'tasteless pinch of Krusehen Salts in of a
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    524 11 Singapore, December 24. MEAT c. Beef steak (round) kati 45 Beef stew or curry kati 39 Pork s lean kati 65 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 53 Mutton Indian lb 60 Mutton Australian lb 60 Fowl kati 60 Capons (Locaily reared) kati i— Hens (Locally reared) kati
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    231 11 Wanted Boy—High, school graduate to work in general merchandise store in small interior town and learn to be a sJioaanaker. One who can hdl'p milk the cow and play in the band preferred. Must be youth of clean habits; cigarette smokers, sheik? and loafers need .not apply.
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      555 11 STEAMER SAILINGS "pTo! BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL. PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. INSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. f LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with Hi* Majesty*! Government.) 7WARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS F»r China Japan. For MaraeilliM. London Antwerp. Dae Leave Tonnag* Singapore
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      426 11 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. STEAMERS INTENDED TO SAIL FROM SINGAPORE. MONDAY KINTA, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. CALYPSO, 5 p.m., for Malacca. GEMAS, 5 p.m., for Muar. TUESDAY KRIAN, 4 p.m., for Port Dickson Telok Anson, Bagan Datoh, Lumut and Port Dickson. ROMPIN, 4 p.m., for
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      550 11 STEAMER SAILINGS *i I U —WW—— i t i j R HH BSn mm I 5 EL* (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) LONDON LINE. Tonnage Destination Dae Sstt Kama Maru 8,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp Jan 7 8 Katori Maru 10,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp Jan 20 2± Atsuta Maru 8,000 Marseilles, London Antwerp
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      425 12 TO LET TO LET, Rallies r *itißfrt*r tires e«ct ona lad floor, area 2,680 square feet. &ent $200 jnx. -niJseo»_,ie entry. Apyjf to Tm\ Thu Garden Club. FOR SALE ETC. POB ALT:--?r»* V\VeTS-F»ttecr* ?ate-UI ffaftfeaJ Issjil ftiMiil Orods Oil Enaina 100 r 3_H.P. Dynamo aad Switcbboaord and «dteascr.eau Foi fur
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      593 12 PUBLIC NOTICES j NOTICE. UN Gil TIN, LIMITED. J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that wlrh j reference to our Circular Letter of -2nd i December, 1925, application* for Shares in i Kucha! Tin Dredging C> inoany, Llmite'a must jbe sent to the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore, on or oetore
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      444 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES Penang- 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. Hongkong 13 Queen's Road Central. Seremban 63 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya,
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      492 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. Mm
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      469 12 INSURANCE 4 IBM lUrl SOUTH VIILf BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Office 2, Finlayson Green. ORIENTAL Government Security LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India 1874.) Results of the Company's Operations during the three years 1922-1924
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      470 12 Being well dressed J~ sboes-the ri ght j for a good wardrobe. Cal, retailed at wholesale prices 7 are dependable-Value for 7 yon pay. Agents: j BARTHOLOMEW*^ HAUFFMAN s LEMON DRAUGHT Weal Tonic ARE YOU- rur^tiFe. Dragged out, Tired M Easily Exhausted fv VOUs HAVE YOU— UnslJ P**4fcu£ Indigestion, a
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