Malaya Tribune, 18 January 1926

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. l EVENING DAILY. Vol. XIII, -No. 14 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1926 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. JANUARY 18, L 926.
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      279 1 AMATEUR* 1 PHSTOSTOR6 109 NORTH BRIDGE Pg Begins Wonderful Hoflb) °/_J Bargains j JanUaPy Await J 1» You I WHIIEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO., LTD., I (Incorporated in England). ffl SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN, MALACCA KLANG. I TUNED EF£SZ!^SES&S2SZSaSZSZSI2SaSESZ^^ AND REPAIRED. Satisfactorily jjj fll Y<>U 0 01 8 S i m I
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      204 1 i i i i i i n i i i i■iini!iii,i':iuii;iriniii«BCKM» /unkmglosscg I Don't wait for pains or failing I Vision before you consu.t ai. Ii 1 you need glasses, we will preterit* 1 and prepare lenses and fit in f frame and mounting* of amy 1 character. Doctors' and
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    THE YELLOW PERIL
    1707 2 MENACE OF COLOURED RACES Loner Expected Triple Alliance in Asia Yellow is a colour that seems to cfcrive the ex-Kaiser wild with panic, it is said, even in his safe lodgment m Holland, where he has declared himself in ominous tones on the present-day aspect of the
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    WHICH IS BETTER?
    172 2 DEADENING THE SENSE OR REMOVING THE PAIN. The physical nu.n la subject to numberless pains sad aches which may arise from rtrious causes. In many such cases it is not possible or practicable to trace the e&use and root it out. The best thing to do la
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    Guthrie & Co.'s Report
    149 2 Guthrie Co.'s Report Singapore, January 16. The past week haa seen a quiet sag in values and the market is weak with a tendency towards still lower prices. Demand all over continues small. Th? heavy increase in Load >n Stocks to 7319 tons rather broke the heart of that market
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    22 2 H: "The hand that untitled the cradle rota the world." "Then suppose you role the world f r i while. I'm tired."
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      486 2 I&ubbuck's «J| P Pamls. OUsVarmslieseic arc known throughout the Empire for j WA covering power and durability. Suppbei £H ready for immccHate shipment. f-Sj INDESI THROUGH SUA!. MERCHANTS. W ■SI THOMAS HUSBUCK SON.UP TBI 24. Linvß Street J§sS WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE. IjlTI VETARZOS£SSii§ Never before was there
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      584 2 WAS RHEUMATIC TO HER FINGER TIPS. Los Angeles Lady Finds Cure In Tonic Treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Even the wonderful climate of California does not save people from rheumatism and other troubles due to impoverished blood, as Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, of 1039 Estreda avenue, Los Angeles, found a
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    TO DRIVE PAIN OUT OF JOINTS
    301 3 When joint* become swollen, hot or painful, get a box of De Witt's Pills from tbe nearest chemist, and take them in accordance wil h the simple directions in every box. Tnat appears to be the he-t and quickest way to get rid of
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    EUGENE CHEN
    729 3 KUOMINTANG WRITER'S ARREST "Yang Yao Hsin Wanted to Shcot Me T "<' »tory of how Mr. Eugene Chen, wellKnov.n Kuomintang writer, who was arrested by the IVngtien military authorities in Peking for prating an in accurate report :n Mm Pao about the death of Marshal Cheng T, Lin
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    Presents of Mind
    276 3 I resolved to be sensibb this Christmas and to give nothing but tiga presents that count. "After all." I reflected, "it is not the present itself that counts; it b the thought behind it. A_nd if it is only the thought that matters, why make the present
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    30 3 "She's a nice woman" he remarked, reflectively; "but, ye gods, how she will talk! uyou know, I fancy she must have been vaccinated on the tongue with a gramophone needle."
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      320 3 I SCIENTIFIC FOUR V ATER FILTRATION PURIFICATION PROCESSES limitfD AERATED WATE R SPECIALISTS. EXPERT QUALITY EUROPEAN AND SUPERVISION SERVICE Waning Nerve Force! if you fee! you are losing nervous vigour, take Br. CasselFs Tablets. They will give you back your tone and strength and ens Me you to face life
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      353 4 AMUSEMENTS l EMPIRE I I Thursday, January 14 to Monday, January 18. R Z In tbe Second Show at 9-10 p.m. S IS 1T TO LAUGH when you see g I Charlie Chaplin in bis best in I I Laugh and Live Lon*-S,e a derby hat, waistcoat, g I spread-eagle
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      597 4 AMUSEMENTS !From Friday, January 15 to Wednesday, January 20, AT THE C] ALHAMBRA TAN CHUNG KEB ft CO, LTD, Pra»ri«Ur», jjj jjj in the Second Show at 9 p.m. I A GREAT DAVID BELASCO STAGE SUCCESS j S A Warner Brothers' Classic of the Screen, a Super Comedy based on
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      356 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA Sarina The,*, TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. The Greatesl Detective Story in the not id g lArWil SHERLOCK HOLMES |jj CON AN DOYLE'S Masterpiece! v GOLDWYN'S Wonderful Success! S thLw JOHN BARRYMORE'S Greatest Triumph 1. Alice Fau'kner disappears from view IHI3WBHBt 2. Ihe shadow ot Moriarty en the
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    COMPANY MEETING
    813 5 Glenealy Plantations Ltd. The annaa] general meeting: of tbe shareholders of ihe Glenealy Plantations, Ltd., was held on Saturday in the registered offices of the Company at the Hongkong Bank Chambers. .The Hon. Mr. D. J. Ward presided and the others present were: The Hon. Mr. H. T.
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    131 5 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to Arrive Singapore, Jan. 18. Number after the ship indicates th* Go down it is abreast of and the word "Gate," the number of the Gate to enter at East Wharf (Gate I).—Nil. Main Wharf (Gate 3).—lpoh. 17; City of
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    Exchange
    86 5 Singapore, Jan. 18. On LondonBank 4 months' sight 2s 4%d Demand 2s. 4 5|32c Private 3 months sight 23 4 25|32d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 154% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3% p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 15% On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 140% On Japan—
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    Home Market Quotations
    87 5 London, January 15. Manchester Market— lbs shirtings fair (new bass) 13s 3d 40's Grey Yarns, single twist 20 Vi 6 lbs T. Cloth, fair 24 yards 8s 6d Liverpool Market— Cotton (Fully Middling American) 10.84 Egyptian Cotton 18.55 Metals— Tin Standard 3 months £276.7.6 Produce— Copra, fair
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    12 5 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Swettenham have left Kuala Lumpur for Borne.
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    PRODUCE
    127 5 To-day's Quotations RICE Rice' tit X i per Ko an 360 ivi<_e, o am 2 hqqo Bice, Siam £5? Rice, Saigon 1 j^n KS as S pS S an&oon 1 I I $288 Kicc, Rangoon 2 $270 R Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.20 Rice] W» PRODUCE >.
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    Rates of Exchange
    81 5 [British Official Press Service] London, January IG. To-day's rates of exchange are: Paris, 128%. New York, 4.86. Brussels, 107.025. Geneva, 25.16. Amsterdam, 12.08. Milan, 120.3. Berlin, 20.41. Stockholm, 18.14. Copenhagen, 19.51. Oslo, 23.84. Vienna, 34."2. Prague, 164 1 16. Helsingfors. 193. Madrid, 34.32. Lisbon, 2 33 64.
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    Sauce for the Gander
    85 5 The parson was trying to illustrate to th? class of small boys what was meant by moral courage. "Supposing,"' he said, twelve boys were sleeping in a dormitory and one sad his prayers. That would be moral courage." The boys quite understood. Now," ho went on.
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for 'ndia «nd Ceylon to-day, is Rs. 153 equal ao $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 158 •qual to $100.
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      353 5 :S X ADVERTISEMENTS IMMEDIATELY, highly quali- need, painstaking, fully trained •v ot teachers to assist in the ci fci of a high-grade inIfa y those with a good pro- keen sense of duty need applicants are taken on I arc expected to handle backis bright students with tact Preference will
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      67 5 THE STAR OPERA rb« Premier Malay Opera in Sinffspers. North Road TO-NIGHT For ti» firt- time A Greit Malay Historic j! Play in 2 parts ISMARAH YATIM Part 5 4 Pr ducad and directed by M Na^r Iv Prpparatloa Another Gr«at hliete Play CtfENG W4N PO KrJ4U By V L
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      183 5 Shipping Notes The N.Y.K. Mail and Passenger steamer Suwa Maru which left London on December 19 last, will arrive here on Wednesday afternoon, the 20th instant, and will proceed to the wharf. She will probably sail the following afternoon for Japan via Hongkong* and Shanghai. The N.Y.K. Mail and Passenger
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      343 5 i Ike Eastera Studio 1 I LEE PHOTOGRAPHER S I SINGAPORE. S Enlargements, Miniatures, Wedding and other Groups, g Indoor and Outdoor. H I MODERN STYLE. I Electric Lightings, etc. We also do Amateurs' work. «»»»«niiwiwii^ I WASH CLOTHES NEW WAY! WOMEN: No more back-breaking wash! ''•'C'^W^^SF 8 days Q
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      53 5 Singapore Volunteer Corps To-day, January 18 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, European Units, Drill for men joined sines July 1925. Musketry. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C. Band, Band Practice. Friday, January 22 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, European Units, Drill for men joined sine? July 1925. Musketry. 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, S. V. C.
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      110 5 Mails Close TO-DAY, JANUARY 18 Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan Karmala 2 p.m. Penang *Glenfallcch 3 p.m. Port Sweitenham and Penang *Kinta 3 p.m. Malacca *Calypso 4 p.m. Mjar *Gemas 4 p.m. TO-MORROW, JANUARY 19 Karimon Sri Wongsee 10 a.m. Singkawang, Selakau, Pemangkat and Sambas Singkel 10 a.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    49 6 ANNOUNCEMENT TSAI—KOH—Married at the Garden Club, Tanah Merah, on Saturday, January 16th lf>26. Sens: Kim 'Tsai second son of Mrs. Taai Ping- Lai and the late Mr. Tsai Ping Lai of Muar and Laohueh, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koh Peng Chiang of Muar.
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    DEATH.
    65 6 LIM.—On 15th January. 1926, at his residence No. 38, Tras Street, Mr. Lim Hong Huat, at the age of 55. He leaves a widow, four sons Lim Boon Chuan k Boon S'hng. Boon Teck, Boon Hock, two daughter's, one son-in-law, Tan Chuan Huat, Ifw> daughters- n-law and three grand-children
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    Education
    997 6 Our Kuala Lumpur contemporary made some remarks about the administrative side of local education the other day, on a letter written by Mr. R. J. H. Sidney, the retiring headmaster of the Victoria Institution; and in view of the changes that are bound to be necessitated within a few
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    116 6 Mr. Khoo Heng Pan has purchased untitled dien, Penang Hill, which he intends to convert into avi ideal health resort. The annual meeting of Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association will be held in Singapore on February 13, 14 and 15. Members have been invited to attend the opening.
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    SUICIDE OR MURDER ?
    467 6 SUICIDE OR MURDER Whol Schroeder's Mysterious Death The adjourned hearing into the circumstances attending the mysterious death of OLnard Whol Schroeder, the Norwegian, in his room at the Europe Hotel on December 18, was resumed before the City Coroner this morning. According to the evidence already recorded the deceased appears
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    $50,000 CHEQUE
    341 6 Charge of Alleged Cheating Against Chinese The two Chinese w T ho were arrested by Detective Inspector Fernandez for alleged attempt to cheat the Chartered Bank in respect of a cheque for $50,000 were placed bejf re Mr. P. F. David, the District Judge this morning when th;-
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    169 6 A 6 per- cent Interim Dividend has been declared by the Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Vide ad. C. J. Wißson, R.N.R., is appointed to act as deputy Master Atte:"sdanjt, Singapore, and Lieut.-Comr. Nevvitl as deputy registrar of shipping. The loading article in "The Malayan Agricultural Journal" for December is the fourth
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    SPAHLINGER TREATMENT
    97 6 Fund of £100,000 Being fo In Britain m [British Official 0 Jam* A fund has been launched to r to secure the Spahlinger tuberculosis for this country. JJ? nouncement was made in fcUaci mZ, terday at a meeting anangH by jJTt Brunner, Chairman of :h r chemical firm
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    Destroyer Christened
    100 6 [British Official Press Service" London, January Q The new torpedo boat elesiroyer *imwmm was to have been launched H I Southampton. It was, however, fa the grease used to facilitate laujx-h v frozen hard overnight despit. caution, and the actual launching n abandoned. Lady Chatfiekl, wife «f Chatfield,
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    The Price of Rubber
    86 6 Reuter's Service. New, York, J utf j Before sailing to England, Sir V gj Letts, a prominent figure in the BrtH motor industry, said that Bri.ish note, car manufacturers w f.,y a ly discussion with Americ n mm for joint steps to bring the p:icc of
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    Belgrade Cut Off
    70 6 Reuter's Service. Belgrade. Jam I The capital is telrphonVa !y and m graphically isolated 1 owing to n exceptional violen c swee] in? over country during the nigh.. Many occurred due to the iee-cowred stsntass railway traffic was delayed owisff telegraph poles. Tlte nsasi i of 1
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    An Imperial Conference.
    51 6 [British Offira Pi London. Janutr/ It is learned that the GotseJsJ and Don* i#ns Office is still angnged in arran*V«» date for an Imperial < nfercaft probability is, however, that the cor.fe*--will meet in London in October. A dominions have notified the British DSent that they will
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    125 6 The following had the untitled with His Excellency the Gc*«nor Gui.lemard at Government y on January, 12: Hon. Mr. Jnsts» Brown, Hon. Mr. sr* Mr. and Mrs. G. A. H« I lira. E. Pratt. Mr. E. E. < Crabb Wa.t, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Deacon. Mr. and MSB. Mr.
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      72 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, Raffles Place, Singapore. Office 'Phone 197 Private 'Phone 2538 Agents for Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur. 15H5H5HSH525HSfa5H5ZSZEiHEa5H5E5Z5H52SHSEFi I EBERHARimTCHES fQ combine accurate timekeeping with X 3 artistic appearance at moderate prices, j: At all first-class stores
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      32 6 TO-DAY'S QUOTATION LEWIS AND PEATi R ubbcr «1*1 London, Stocks en Januan >. 1,190 tons up. London.—3s 4%d. Local Spot.—$1.2$. January.—$1.28'/2January to March.—$1--» April to I— H New York.—81': Tin Local.-S139.30 per J**
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      118 6 WHEN AND WHERE A Singapore Diary To-day, January 18 High Tides. —1.31 a.m., 0-56 p.m. To-morrow. January 19 High Tides.—2.12 am., 1.48 p.m. Indragiri Rubber, French Bank, noon. Rugby: Services vs. S.C.C. (A). Wednesday, January 20 High Tides.—2.12 a.m., 1.48 p.m. St. Andrews P.C., 4.30 p.m. THE WEATHER Meteorological Report
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    ITALY'S WAR DEBTS
    359 7 MINISTERS ENTERTAINED AT CLARIDGE'S Official Meeting Arranged for To-day British Offcial Press Service Reuter's Service. London, January 16. The member* of the Italian Debt-Funding Mission were entertained to dinner last rirht by the British Government at Claridee'? Hotel. The Italian and B,r tish expert were in conference
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    The Quinine Monopoly
    106 7 Reuter's Service. London, January 16. A g to the Morning Post's corr.vpince::. m\ Geneva, the health experts attached to the League of Nations have <wn!c; that before the world can successthe malaria plague, the monoPoly ai quinine from Java, held by Holland. Brant be broken. The officials
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    America and the League
    101 7 [Brit sh Official Press Service] Loudon, January 17. Messages from Geneva express cona!, f Satisfaction at the latesit action '!i I wted States Government in notify•H the Secretariat the League of Nations it is n«>w ready te communicate to the copiesjof all treaties of agreements bj
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    Liquor Ship Seizures
    40 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, January 16. Th ftapiliiannl for Justice announces k**n,y-f our f ore ig n liquor ships were seized Ue n J "ly 1 1925, and January 1 1926. arrHy British, two Cuban and two 'rerun.
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    Sir A. Chamberlain
    32 7 British Offcial Press Service London, January 16. understood that, because of his illfl S Chamberlain, Brit'sh Foras abandoned h/s plan to unis before returning to London from ni Pallo.
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    AVENTINISTS v. FASCISTS
    181 7 Fight After Tribute to Dead Queen-Mother Reuter's Service. Rome, January 16. Deputies belonging to the Aventine opposition, who hitherto have boycotted Parliament, returned to the Chamber for to-day's memorial sitting in honour of the late Queen-Mother. The House was draped in black and the galleries were packed
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    Appointments in Moscow
    141 7 Reuter's Service. London, January IV. Presumably as the result of sharp divergencies manifested at the recent Communist Congress, a number of important changes ih official appointments are cabled from Moscow; inter alia, M. Kameneff is relieved cf the Presidency of the Council of Labour and Assistant Presidency
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    Herr Luther's Cabinet
    108 7 Reuter's Service. Berl n, January 17. Herr Lather has not succeeded in forming a Coalition Government on the lines a'pi?d but has completed a Cabinet which forecasts agree will include Luther as chancellor, Stresemann as minister for foreign affairs; Gessler for defence; Braums for labour and two
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    America and Rumania
    83 7 Reuter's Service. Bukharest, January 17. 'Symptomatic of improving relations between Rumania and the United States was the meeting to-day called at the initiative of Mr. LXiano. Director of the Press Bureau, and attended by important leaders of the intellectual, financial and political worlds, and also by the
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    The Anthracite Strike
    53 7 Reuter's Service. Washington January 16. It is authoritatively learned that until Congress legislates g ving power to take action in industrial disputes, Mr. Coolidge will adhere to the view that the Government is unable to intervene with a view of securing resumption of work on the anthracite
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    The Coal Mine Disaster
    59 7 Reuter's Service. Farm'ngton, West Virg'nia, Jan. 17. Seventeen bodies were recovered in the coal mine, where an explosion occurred on the night of January 15. The rescue party report that they found sixteen men alive in the mine, but it is not yet possible to bring
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    THE NEW VICEROY
    181 7 Receives the Freedom of Harrogate British Offcial Press Service London, January 16. Lord Irwin, Viceroy-Designate of India, yesterday received the Freedom of Harrogate, "in recognition of the patriotic, devoted and conspicuous services rendered by him to the Empt're." As Mr. E. F. L> Wood he was for
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    South American Events
    123 7 Reuter's Service. Managua, January 17. The Congress elected General Emiliano Chamorro as President of N caragua. who was sworn in succession to Carlossoloranzo. The latter resigned on January 13 after the Congress impeached and exiled the VicePresident of Sacasa on charges of conspiracy against the peace of
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    The Ruhr Occupation
    80 7 Reuter's Service. Berlin, January 16. The German Ambassadors in the Allied capitals have bten instructed to ask the respective Governments for a statement as to the number of troops the Allies intend to retain in the occupied territory. The Ambassadors have been instructed to point out that
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    Dr. Harold Balme
    68 7 Reuter's Service. London, January 16. Dr. Harold Balme, President of the Shantung Christian University, was entertained at a farewell dinner by the Board of Governors on the eve of his return to China on January 21. The company included. Dame Adelaide Anderson, Dr. Joseph Percy Bruce, who
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    The Solar Eclipse
    55 7 Reuter's Service. Rome, January 16. According to a telegram from Kisimayu, Jubaland, the Italian astronomical mission to study the solar eclipse had most successful results. Three observatories were installed and the observers had a full view of th? phenomenon for 131 minutes and secured a number of
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    Debt Funding Proceeding
    36 7 Reuter's Service. Washington, January 16. The House of Representatives has approved the Belgian, Rumanian and Esthonian debt settlements. Washington, January 17. The House of Representatives also approved the Latvian and Czecho-Sfovakian dabt settlements.
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    The "Kasenga" Still Ashore
    38 7 Reuter's Service. Messina, January 16. The Kasenga is still firmly ashore and discharging some cargo. Her position ia serious, but not critical. Tugs are working and the weather is good, but currents are strong.
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    FRENCH HONOURS
    276 7 SEVERAL CHEVALIERS FOR THE EAST New Institution Opened in Paris Reuter's Service. [Havas Agency.] Paris, January 17. Sudreau, dragoman of the French conr sulate at Bombay; Medard, interpreter of the consulate at Tientsin; Cha'ant, interpreter of the Legation, Bangkok; Beudin, manager of the International Savings Socety, Shanghai; Carrere,
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    Britain Snowbound
    84 7 British Offcial Press Service London, January 17. The whole of Britain is practicaliy ?n.«w bound. In places drifts are several feet deep and more snow is expected. Tbe roads have, in many places, teen rendered impassable to vehicular traffic, trains nave been derailed and tramways services impeded. The
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    Lord Carmichael Dead
    64 7 British Offcial Press Service London, January 17. Lord Carmiehaol died in London last night. As Sir Thomas Gibson Carm'chael he succeeded Mr. Gladstone in 1895 as Liberal memiber of Parjiament for Midlothian. Later he was in turn Governor of Victoria, Australia and Governor of Madras and in
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    London's Women Electors
    55 7 British Offcial Press Service London. January 17. London's women electors on the register for the Metropolitan borough council elections outnumber the men Jty 25,638. This fact is entered in the return issued by the London County Council, which shows the total electorates of 1,913,828 of whom 944,095
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    Indo-Japanese Tariffs
    64 7 Reuter's Service. Bombay, January 16. The threat of an Indo-Japanese fir ff war is becoming more acute, following the announcement that the Japanese Cabinet is contemplat ng imposing a heavier duty on Indian pig iron. The agitat'on is increasing for retaliation by imposing a duty on Japanese cotton
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    Prospecting in Australia
    37 7 Reuter's Service. Melbourne, January 15. The Government has introduced two BiiLs in the House of Representatives providing for £40,000 to encourage prospecting for previous motals in Australia, and £dO,OOO to encourage prospecting for petroleum.
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    "CITY OF BARODA"
    784 8 RUNS ON CHARTERED REEF Grounding of Steamship on Christmas Day The Marino Court Eyto £,?fc» 7 voyage between Singapore was commenced in Ihe District Court on Saturday noon. Mr P I' David, tfv, District Judge and trtnch nd were Attendant and Captain R. W. Morris, Captain G.
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    130 8 A Bill is printed in the Gazette dealing with Second-hand Dealers. The objects and reasons state: Under section 4 of Ordnance No. 163 (Second-hand Dealiers) a licensing officer has power to exempt from the Ord nance persons who would otherwise come within its scope. This power has been exercised in
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    APPEAL CASES DECIDED
    1243 8 Supreme Court and Chinese Marriage Two important cases of the Court of Appeal came before the Supreme Court again, Saturday, when decisions of the various judges were read. Re the will of Lim Yam Neo, Mr. Johannes had appeared for the plaintiffs amd appellants, who were Song
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    THE S.S. CARINTHIA
    245 8 First of the Season's World Tourists Arrive The Curtard liner Qaointhia, sister ship of the s.s. Franoonia, which has already twice girdled the earth, arrived in S ngapore on Saturday with the first of the season's world tourists. The vesssd is one of 20,000 tons and carries
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    225 8 (By courtesy of the Nanyo XichlNichi Shimbun6ha.l Tokio, Januar/ 15. Vice-Admiral Eisuke Yamamoto has been appointed Commander of the Train ng Squadron of 1926. A commotion was caused yesterday when Saron Tanaka, President of the Seiyukai, was sued by a man named Mok'cr.i Sa on who claimed the
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    S. S. V. F.
    92 8 (From Routine Orders) Officers and N. C. O's Gamps during March. Officers, Leave:—Major A. Gordon-Lee, M.C., granted leave from 4-1-26 to 3-2-26; Lieut. J. C. Cutthbert M.C., granted leave from 6-1-26 to 14-2-26; Captain Tan Soo Bki granted leave from 15-1-26 to 18-3-27. Command:—Major R. R.
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    Boy Scouts Association
    54 8 To-day, Jamlary 18.—Football Competition: 10th v. 11th, St. Andrew's ground. To-morrow, January 19.—Signalling wireless and Ambulance, 5 p.m. at Headquarters. Wednesday, January 20.—Football Competition: Ist v. 6th St. Andrew's ground, 2nd v. sth Raffles ground. Friday, January 22.—Football Competition: Semi Finals. Band Practice, Fifes 5 p.m. Drums
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    75 8 Dr. W. W. Yen, the newly appointed Chinese M'nister to Great Britain, who will carry the title of Ambassador, is reported by the Ch'nese press to have notified his staff that he proposes shortly to heave for London to assume his poet, which has been m the hands of the
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    93 8 SPORTS PASTIMES BOXING Kuala Lumpur Bouts Battling Key and Domy Santos Draw? (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 17. The boxing last night attracted a record crowd including Sir George Maxwell and party. Ksy vs. Santos ended in a draw, also the fight between Ohai Lai and Yew Jin,
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    FOOTBALL.
    347 8 Saturday's League Matches Reuter's Service. London, January 16. The following are the results of to-day's English and Scottish League matches:— First Division Arsenal 3, Manchester U. 2. Asron Villa.. 1, Leeds United 0, when abandoned 8 minutes from time owing to fog. Blackburn R. 4, Birmingham 4. Bolton W.
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    THE TURF
    307 8 Penang Race Meet Last Day's Results (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, January 16. There was again fine weather for the racing here co-day ar.d the attendance was greater tihia»n on the previous days. The following were the results: Race I.—Whiskers (SVgh) 9 1 Omadhaun (Manning) 9 2 Malim
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    CRICKET
    135 8 S. Australia Beaten Reuter's Service. Sydney, January 16. New South Wales defeated South Australia by 541 truns, thus securing the Sheffield Shield for the wesson. The total scores of the match amounted to 1929, which is a world's aggregate record. The following were the scores: New South Wales:—lst Innings—642
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    Return Match
    52 8 Reuter's Service. isarDauats, January 17. The return match between the M.C.C. and Barbados was drawn. Barbados was drawn. Barbados scored 401 fcr five wickets, and declared. Tarilton making 178. The M.C.C, who had a difficult wicke* to-day, compiled 110, amd, following on, made 184 for eight wickets. James
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    GOLF
    31 8 Keppel Golf Club January Medal:—The result of the above is a win for D. B. McLay, 1 down. Ball Sweeps:—Saturday, No cards returned. Sunday. E. C. Baker 2 down (o)
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    RUGBY
    372 8 Malaya Cup Final Singapore Defeats Perak for Trophy The Rugby Malaya Cup Final played at Kuaia Lumpur on Saturday between Sin?apjre and Perak provided one of the best matches of the competition, Singapore v. nnmg the Trophy by 3 goals and a try (18 points) to a try (3
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    International Match Drawn
    436 8 Reuter's Service. Cardiff, January IC. Ike international match between Wales and England took pace here io-Jay in sunny weather and before 40,J0u spectators. The ground was in good condition. The match was drawn, each side scc.r.ng three poinis. There was a touch of frost, but scarcely any
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    THE ASSIZES
    509 8 Clerk on Trial for Breach of Trust The case befere the Assize Court to«kMr. Justice Deane sitting, is that of SS Abduflah bin Mohamed Banama a formerly in the employ otf Syed Omar 11 Mohamed Alsaigoff, who m alleged to ha'v committed criminal breach trust respect of sums
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENTS
    148 8 New City Opera Kail Desp te th? increased nee n i fetid the new hall at The New World it was now too large for the wqek-end crowi tha: there to see "Cinderella" on Saturday O ;on of :he Bears" last ai] A feature of the performance was
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    78 8 Ten untitled per tree is untitled l?x on au«»l Loxrd o/ «r Leatty of deed» for the :> al?<o collector of b»«d s^ 5l r. l>l. v 51?el!ey i» a7t" "s ,i>. como, Au»um V ce rati»?" »M re?w form lol tne a»«» s a i» oNew til «re >>.
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    SHARE MARKET
    1009 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, January 16. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2s Allagar 2 U 2s Angilo-Java 6 J 20« Anglo-Malay 82 6 20a Ayer Kuning 62 6 20a
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    SHAH OF PERSIA
    1266 10 THE MOST INDIFFERENT OF MODERN KINGS Lost Glories and Perils of Peacock Throne I With a fabulous chestful of jewels to draw upon when the waiter brings the bad news," Ahmad Mirza, the deposed Shah of Persia, is said to be fatty qualified to found an ex-king's
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    524 11 Singapore, January 9. MEAT I c Beef steak (round) kati 48 Beef stew or curry kati 41 Pork lean kati 62 Pork lean and fat (Ist quality) 55 Mutton Indian lb 60 Mutton Australian lb 60 Fowl kati 63 Capons (Locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 75
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      393 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED.—Hospital Dresser for Rubber Estates in Johore. Apply stating experience to Tan Kah Kee Co., 1, River Valley Road. TEACHER WANTED to teach English an hour daily or every alternate day. Handsome remuneration. Graduate preferable. Apply to No. 30€ c|o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—An intelligent assistant. Chinese preferable. Knowledge
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      602 12 PUBLIC NOTICES Kuchai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. Shareholders are reminded that the laßt iay for the of the 8 per cent Cumulative Preference Shares of the Company into Ordinary Shares is March sth, 1926. By Order of the Board, CHAN SZE ONN CO., Secretaries. Dated this 13th day of January,
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      437 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES £T n 86 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonlrer p*w 77 7 Jal K55 PnLmwt 109 Rahamat. Palembang 16 I]ir £°™wf 13 6 6 Central! .Seremban 63 Birch Road. AGENCIES AT: London New Tm% San Francisco, Batavia Sourabaya, Semarang,
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      484 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acta of 1862 to 1890, oa 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Oapital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,458,221 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, London, E.C. 8. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. M.
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      472 12 INSURANCE THE IwJ 80UTH BRITIBK INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR j INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIO UTH, 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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