The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 December 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TE X (TATS. SINGAPORE, S.S.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922 No. 10,759
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    228 1 The Soviet Governmea. has closed the Odessa ofiices mt t c Uoyd Triestino :ind eoataeatai three atcasacrs Page o. Macedonian autonomists have seized the town of Kustendil, cut off communications with the Capital and taken over the administration Page 6. Another question regarding nuii-tsai m Hongkong has
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    A WEST HIGHLAND VILLAGE.
    1453 1 Pew people save fishers, or shooting tenants, know the little West Highland village of X— R is fifteen miles from the nearest station, and lies as it vjoro betweea the knees of the hills. Sometime. lin winter, when the culver,* are swapt away by the bums
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      162 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. nun MAS \M) NEW YEAR ANNOUNCEMENTS .HT, Monday, December 25th.— Xmaa ___>.« stral Concert. Dinner lnner ami [T, Tuesday, December 26th rinv\,i v; v. Extension of License' till i« m ht Dimm GHT, January ist^Speeial Carnival Night Dinner! 5 Extension of License till 1 a.m "innei I
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      317 1 MEN. MONEY, MATERIALS E£_____________R_________i l^________________l sH_____l lifln A!1 lhese can lv economised nl---_--_-K SS_I your i )a r'*' rs on 'I BH IH flß______________________________H r wHhHHh.I __pa|P^S[*t?9P^^^r^_M^j _a______B __B^____l___i l Our extensive experience m systems is at your disposal now. Please 'phone -16 and ask us to call. RONEoTIMITED (IncoriMiiated
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      210 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale at Roopchand's— Pa»v 1 (iuthrie's for expanded metal— Page ti. I r*° lter for fading champagnes— FHc you,- papera on the Roneo plan— i age l The curative pttwewm of Zam-Buk— William Jacks for Clyno motor-cycles— Page 7. Skin disorders cared y BesaM Bath Saltrates— Page 2.
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      62 1 THE WEEK. Thursday, Ith. High Water. 0.6 a.m.. 11.2:. a.m. Homewr.nl (New Tsar) Mail leaves. Sungei Par:t Rubber, French Bank, noon. Fhil. Orchestra; Vie. Hem. Hall. 5.15. Tlie Awakening, Star Ope ra, 0 p.m. Pictures at Palladium, 9.15. Y_iay. sth. High Water, 0.4(5 a.m., 0.1 p.m. Bagan River Rubber, Barker's,
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    369 2 We offer our heaviest congratulations I Mr. J. 11. Hoimlerg, the Chief Clerk Of the Judicial Commissioner'/ Court, Ipoh. v ho has completed his -10th year of active vice under Government, writes the Malayan Observer. The following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to the Madras I residency
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      601 2 .•^MMaaanr. .-mmmma^mmmmmmmmAmmmmmmmicmmummmmammm to lt; r or for sale. LARGE CO!. OWNS, aewly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 aq. ft. facing river. I LARGE STORES from 6,000 to J 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godown-. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going
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      525 2 tmm^ mamm WW^9m t Sf\ mW m^W m *t*m f I N»0.1 H i «-fHrrTSaraL _s s- cuniici 1 miaW I -rt I i m^\9_________ Jlf--Ist SHOW at 7.30 Sharp. J SRI KRISHNA LILA 1 s^ ial For the last time. In 8 parts _L-*_f»£»s -__l T rtnro* 2nd SHOW
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      866 2 ALHAMBRa^ Programme from Thursday 7th December IN THK SECOND SHOW AT 9* M TOPICAL BUDGE! British News Sim A Famous World Classic on tl HUGE BALUN PRESI "EAST LYNNE" In^7 parts with Edward Tearle and Mabel Ballin. B beloved univer-a'ly. by Mrs. Hem Barbara was beautiful and Isabel misundersl made
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    785 3 I SHARE BROKERS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Oth. Figures mi n brackets show the capital J*JJJ value of the Share m dollars |UsUfe ex div. J ang Padang Tin (.$1) 56 65 im Tin (500,000) 1.30 1.40 an Tin 44 47^ Kamunting 1.16.0 1.18.0 ?u\ A t' (4 o0
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    35 3 The F. M. S. Government Gazette announces thjit His Majesty the King has been pleased t 0 approve the awar<] of the Imperial Service Medal to Mr. Lim Moh Seng, late Interpreter m the Magistrate's
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      209 3 KOF I SCINTILLA MAGNETOS IN THE VARIOUS MOTOR RACKS HELD DURING THE PAST FEW MONTHS. THE (ARS FINISHING THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS WERE ALL FITTED WITH ta de FRANCE Ki a lst v ()ison w .IXDTTAUE K«UtS__lSrt«ftc_*hiS_ •i\ de IJKU.IQUE i Imponal-Abadal lst V' IesVOITOTETTES Talbot M o nd rd GRAND
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      195 3 Mrs. Riddick Tells HowCuticuraHealed .lands and Fac£ "I contracted a skin trouble of the hands and face which taok the form _~„^?^v of wet eczema. It spread .\fl \ramcMy to various parts mc and nack, and thc zm\ been •jo y 5 baa .haii found it al- \> _k most
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      177 3 AMA. C. A. PARSONS Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). STEAM TURBINES, j TURBO GENERATORS, TURBO PUMPS, etc. tm K. W. "PARSONS" GEARED J RBO-ALTERNATOR SET Supplied to THE SINGAPQSE RABBOUB HOARD. SOLE AGENT m MALAYA, SIAM, INDO-CHINA, DUTCH EAST INDIES. P. A. PARIS, 54 56 The Arcade, Singapore. ■■■■■_i____H^HHMß_H_a__BS___anaH^BMHßHißßß___l THE
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    638 4 (Via Ceylon.) Retrenchment m Indi; Calcutta, Nov. 2.1. In a memorial eddiieeed to the Retrench- ment Committee, through Lord Inchcape. the European Aaaoeiation af Caleatta says that the situation m India demands, rather than retrenchment, a far-seeing financial policy and a concentration of attention upon the industrial
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      1180 4 _FV^_^ )///Jwj| f J^of^%i your store this week l^^^l^^^^^ but few people get it. So dental science now _^__fi_«Mli/ il V-^- ,411 r eds tho tooth P r 3te to brir »g these desired A 'v^ :^h^wW _^h j Pepsodent will dally bring "you five great "fl^S_fe^* M.r^S' benefits which
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      160 4 I REMINDER TO-DAY AT 4.30 R M Auction Sale of COWS, Australian Milkers Specially selected for Singapore Requiren_«. U Yielding from 2 to 5 Gallons 20 s^ rin^ crs "n P"int of Calving 8 Miikcrs w *th Call ALSO all surplus Hran. Chat Md H MESSRS. POWELL CO, LTD arc
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    THE FORDNEY BOOMERANG.
    560 5 We have never regarded the new American tariff aa other than an impediment to trade and to the payment of the vast sums owed by various European countries to the United States, and we have repeat* edly cx-ressed the vi_ew that the United Statea woud m the
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    64 5 A martiase has been arranged, and will i.'ke place m January, between Major Harold Xcil Robinson, late "The King's," fourth son of the late Arthur Robinson, of Liverand al Hrs. Robinson, Ash Priors, Cheltenham, and Alice Frances Holbiow, widow of Sir John Tankerville Goldney, of Monks Park, Coishiini, Wilts, and
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      310 5 TO LET. f <► LET JANUAEY, U I IND PARK. nitars m 'l* house eaa SI VGEN< lES. LTD., •i; '.-tat" A v.c. i. (belli. One Stat** s ith drsssing I> and Ist .la nuary iv. Prssa. v.c. nd anglin residence. garasjs. ITaai r tnraedista occupation. i i'eess. U.c. g-
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      607 5 AUCTION SALES Auction sale of Vnredcmed Pledge, the property "i Ten Pawasbops To bs held at Our Sale-Loom. IU««. Chambers, I; Place, Singapore *>N- THURSDAY, 7th DEC. AT 10 A M ON SATURDAY, Mi DEC. AT 10 am. di nor, d n E T* inf: f ehalaa, norn and other
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      687 5 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. j The Muuicipsl Coaunjssiosiars of S.ngajiore j i own invite application for the post of Deputy Registrar of V'ohicles. II is essentia] that applicants shou'd h.. had considerable local experience and should be between :<0 and 40 years of age (European not <'l_i_ ible i Th '•'>■
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      228 5 j EYESIGHT V%. jp) REE I CAREFULLY 'mjjj r^y OY EXAMINED CHARGE. I. LIVING 6RGANS—NOT MACHINES YOUR EYES. I CONSULT OUR OPTICIAN. S. SMITH SON (SIAM) LTD. Incorporating J. Motion Co. 14 BATTERY ROAD SINGAPORE. i BANGKOK, SINGAPORE, LONDON, NEW YORK -tf^ > -#_v _^k CHAMPAGNE POMMERY W ANDCRENO. QUALITY.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      18 6 JOHNSTONE. Oa f>th instant _.t the Maternity Hospital. Siagapei*, ta Rr. aad Mrs. Robert Johnstone, a son.
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      MARIAGE.
      52 6 WALLACE -MACLEOD. At St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Penang. on tlu- 4th inst.. by the Rev. Archd. Kwing. S. K. Wallace, of Klang 1 F.M.S.. elder son of Mr, and Mrs Robert Wallace, Lang-side. Glasgow, to Mina Pat mea, younger daughter of Mr. John Macleod of 15 Derby Street. Kelvingrove,
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      ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
      33 6 Mr. Tan Boon Liat desires to thank his relatival and friend- who attended the funeral of his lato mother on Sunday last, and also those who sent wreaths, _>cro!ls and letter.of condolence.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. Turkey's National Pact.
    718 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1922. Turkey's National Pact. It is always well to try and get at j the other man's point of view m negotiations entered into for the purpose of securing a settlement of a vexed question. Even the opposij tion lawyer m a case before
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    346 6 Yeaterday was St Nicholas Day, one Of the greatest festivals with our friends from the Netherlands. The Kent Assessment Board will sit m the Municipal Board Room on Tuesday, the 12th December. Messrs Rickard Ltd. have published a book containing eighteen clever sketches of incidents m the East by Mr.
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    LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.
    347 6 t neuters .Service.] London, Dec. ft. Jn the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Charles Roberts with regard to the abolition of mui-tsai m Hongkong |f r Ormsby-Gore, Under-Secret;. ry of State for the Colonies, said thai the Governor re-, eently had issued a proclamation on the
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    RESTRICTION IN WORK.
    72 6 (From Our Own Correspondent. Ipoh, Dec. 6. la view of the agitation apainst ths brrdahip of the Duncan Scale on younp plantations, some surpriae ia felt at the comparatively small number of representatSona made to the Special Committee inrettigating the subject. This Committee began its aeesiona at
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    MILD FLU EPIDEMIC
    40 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. ti. The Increasing incidence of a form of nfiuenza is attracting attention, ow ng to me or two cases being of the Spanish type. fhe authorities do not consider it serious.
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    DEATH OF MR. W. D. LAING.
    78 6 Gur Penang correspondent wires that lewa has been leceived of the death of Ur \Y. D. Laing, formerly superintendent >\ the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. i r Penang. Mr. Laing was a long time m cnang ar.d was highly respected. Two of da daughters
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    HIS EXCELLENCY TIMOTHY.
    98 6 Ifr. Timothy Michael Healy, K. C, ormerty member of Parliament for North Cast Cork, has been made Governor General f the Irish Free State, the post being Kessary by the Dominion status of the te. Mr. Tim Healy was born m 1855, led to the Irish bar
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    121 6 Mr. Duncan McCallum has been admitted to the bar m Hongkong, having come out to join Messrs. D'Almada and Mason. A Chinese named Chia Lip Meng waa stabbed while he was on the five-foot way m Cross Street 00 Tuesday night. The victim, who lies m a dangerous condition m
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    THE AGENCIES CASE.
    418 6 JT*^ When th< V ,w agreement, Barrett-Urn erday, i r "f ft X'"" acreement. Hi the adjonrnmei wHichh ethou of evidence esentatio, idaofth, what would evid think the remuneration wa the* a I Board. Plaintiff, he wai whom h wai suggt h, bol of busim ss. i;.
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    FLAT RATE FOR SMALL HOLDINGS.
    69 6 We are indebted lo Rubber Export report of tt* < Chief Secretary rJIA the preaeai lat rate br W"* ■ores and under ia yi" V^^ received an.l con- terad i Th, preaeai foi nontb i, per annum, eqoi lowance of 12 kat* per cd* Government
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      278 6 I x^^\ stocks I Immmjf PSfl y _f\ NOW OBTAINABLE *J I QUARTS t_______W____W^t^^^^t^ AND Xi lr 1 8» -tv. < *sii IBpfffffi Ti ft^ ff rt q wA' PINT^ MaaaaaßßgswphjL^ J_^y „#_y i i _> i _> HB— Ba__BßV r «c '^Kf "*l v > I I_, -X(j ?a—
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      124 6 ioo The "Drum Pump Positive Action. Jligh Efficiency. No Valves. Can be supplied arranged for Hand or Belt Driving, or connected direct to Steam. Oil or Gas Engines, or to Eieetiic Motors. Largely used by Dyers, Sugar Refiners, Soap Ifakura, Chemical Manufacturers, etc., for quickly and economically pumping large quantHiea
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    IRELAND'S NEW STATUS.
    178 7 EXCELLENCY TIM. i 111 PRESIDKNT, S, vr 1 I. '..ndon. Itec. Mr. T. M. Healy ralahip of the Irish and Genera] Last night to Londoa. They on the appoint him to Dublin m iewed, sani ;i m mid m [reland'a The eland's coning, a^ evidenced exporta thia
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    PARLIAMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT.
    261 7 London, Dec. ;>. of Commons, Mr. Lloyd st nirly urjred a far reaching and overhauling of agriculture as the ring unemployment and national safety and prosperity. ii" Bonar Law said he was willing to [visability of instituting a of enquiry, meantime he was of scientific farmion of
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    LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
    374 7 STRAITS PROBLEM. COMMISSION DISCUSS. I R outer's Service.] Lausanne, Dec. 5. It haa now beea arranged for the straits. Commission to BH to-mon- a and continue discussion of the question of the freedom' of the Straita, the Allied .kmi i oncoming which are m compkt'- accord and will!
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    ANOTEHR RELEASE.
    422 7 Athens, Dec. •>. General Papoulas has been released. AMERICAN POLITICS. Washington, Dec. •">. The new Progressive bkw m the Sen, mm won a victory when it obtained frcm thc Agriculture Committee a favourable reporl en a resolution with the object of aboli shing the electoral college for the
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    196 7 SEVAN'S CONVICTION. SEVEN YEARS PENAL SERVITUDE. Reuter's Service. l.<M don. Dec. ia C. L. .Bevan, the insurance company dkector, has been found guilty and sentenced to seven years penal servitude. London, Dec. 5. 'ell-known city men and a number of women were among the crowd at Old
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    ANTHRAX COMBATANTS.
    111 7 London, Dec. 5 The International Advisory Committee on anthrax, established by the International i Labour Conference, met m London. South Africa, Australia, India and Japan were represented. It was resolved to recommend the nations represented to take definite i steps by agreement to combat anthrax. CENTRAL AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    156 7 At the Singapore Assizes yesterday, betCwmt the Acting Chief Justice, the hon'ble Mr. P. J. Sproule. Kg Muk Choak, a Chinese aged G2, who had been banished Iron Negri Sembilan several years ago, and returned to Singapore to see his wife and family, was sentenced to four years'
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    UNIVERSAL PICTURES AT PALLADIUM.
    164 7 Aftei a long interval the Palladium opened its doors again last night to a fairly large audience, attracted by the prospect of seeing Anna Pavlova, the famous dancer, m the iuie role of the spectacular Universal production, "The Dumb Girl of Portici," the principal picture m
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    THE GIRL GUIDES.
    35 7 A variety entertainment will be given at St. Andrew's Hall to-day at 5 p.m. A cooking class, open tp all Guides, will be bald at the Y.W.C.A. to-morrow, Friday, at 8 p.m.
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    THE SOUTHERN SEAS.
    877 7 WOMAN TRAVELLERS 100,000 MILES.' Mrs. Charlotte Cameron, 0.8. E., P.R. G.S., a lady who has very real claim, to the I the greatest woman traveller, for 910, excluding the period of the ie has covered more than 160,000 I spending a few days m Singapoie, proceeding to
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      86 7 STOVES THE 'CARRON DOVER" WOOD BURNING _____M__K \m^^ m^^ LATEST IMPROVED PATTERN FOR ECONOMICAL COOKING, FITTED WITH BOILER OR WITHOUT BOILER. MADE IN FOUR SIZES 33% 37.*14 40% _42 Inches COMPLETE WITH TWO LENGTHS PIPING AND ONE ELBOW. Robinson Co. Ltd. (Incorporated m the S.S.) CIGARETTE VIRGINIA BLEND DISTINCTLY HIGH
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      565 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m England) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM
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      572 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dsa Singapora. s.s. CITY OF YORK China and Japan Deo 15 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Feb' 5 s.s. CITY OF POONA China and Japan Mar! 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARLS Marseilles and
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      472 8 P. O. BRITISH HSDIT^^ APCAR LINE. (Incorporated mi n EttfUnd MAIL AND PASSENGER ANJ, pid_>/ PENINSULAR AND O^ien^'V^l. (Under Coo»n_el v.,,., His S'* 11 "'NDON i -AU.KAST 1!N KKOM LONDON it DUE SINGAPORE. IMmLLURI. about Dec L>l T»PTT\ /t 102 MOREA (a P(m 9 UKrjA about Jan. 21 S\l?ni KASHMIR
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      452 9 <S SIAM WEaia NAVIGATION CO., LTD. lim INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) SIN GAPORE- -BANGKOK. COASTING SERVICE. ircnggsn*. Kelantan, Bangnsrs, Telupin, Patani, Singora, I angsuas. Chumpon, and Bangkok. r al Departure Dse, il Dse. 13 L\TIP< Doe. IS Dee. 20 Dec. 27 I i-d tbroughcut with electric light, and have excellent ic:ompsiisngsrs.
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      282 9 O. S. K. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. übject to change without previous notice) urcpeun Line: For Marseilles, Loudon,' Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Port Said. -Shunko Maru arr. Dec. 22 dep. 24 ♦Atlas Maru arr. Jan. 15 dep. Jar. 10 ♦Omit Marseilles. New York Line: For San Francisco Panama,
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      687 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK SteamerH. Due Spore Route For CITY OF DUNKIRK Dec. 20 Suez Philippines
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      783 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Dec. 7 1922 s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Jan. 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Jsn. 17 li>. s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Feb. 17 1923 Tsking cargo on
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    428 10 under repair and one occasional fixed white light is exhibited instead of the usual lights. The homeward Spanish Mail steamer, Isla de Panay, is expected to arrive at j noon to-morrow from Manila, en route to Barcelona, via the usual ports of call. The P. and O. Karmala
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      333 10 CONTINENTAL CORD TYRES I Super-Mileage means loss cost. Continental Cord Tyres generally give Miper-miloage, thus effecting a t considerable SAVING OF COSTS. t v mmfrn APPLY TO LEADING DEALERS GARAGES For Your Requirements. mmtam Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Sole Agents for Malaya. Ima33«!n»iiJHiP.n:ii»»imHiii»^ SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Annual Subscription. The pre-war
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      243 10 Gena Moofcf tlie resc/v **BC(j f| over 40 V«ar S |p|^M experience *J&L..OfM£ T%: than attan manufacture an* W^AmWmW KM SV^V v _____H__hPw JR i sc fl «£/V4SCO |»^fttoui-*' tropical heat mlZ^m anti raln and |t^H| w,d makes a coof Qe ancr attrac- cfM>_„ t/ye roof. j F t//te The
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      263 10 mailtakle. Mm. i T°; DAY Saltan* a m Kdina B a.m.' aaOl_g Aft B*n Siong j?,. Rangoon lM Sin f, k kw» w n X a.m. ■a i alcutta Surabaya. '1 *li« Papan J XK ta 1111 Samarinda o»ns, Sabaac ate Jl a.m S1 -^ai .sd jj_? U:,m rad Haiphong
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      373 10 Penang, Brit. 503, from Kelantan 6, forli Kelantan unc. w Demodocus, Brit. 4183, from Taku Bar 6, for I s Liverpool unc. i Tateishi Maru, Jap. 2331, from Yokohama 6, for Calcutta 7. H Van Diemen, Dut. 579, from Deli 6, for Deli 8 I Perak, Brit. 519, from T.
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 11 mber 6. Bank i m.s. I 3-16 Bank d mi i 3.32 Private er „ti mw. j i:;.;{[> New York, demand Credits BO ijri t mace, demand 710 India, T. T. 17fl Hongkong, demand iv_ p.c-. I'ivm. Yokohama, demand 10.. Java, demand 134 Bangkok, demand 80^ Sovereign, Bank Baying
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    PRODUCE.
    108 11 December 6. Tin Buyers sss.rio No Sellen Gambier Cube Xo. 23.00 Gambier 15.00 P< ppi i- Black l Pepper (white fair) 21.50 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. [2.78 Pearl Sage small fj2S Copra Mix Copra Sandried 10.15 Opium, Benares unc. 4,500 Rico, Rangoon white 235.00 Rice, Siam No. 1 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    39 11 Singapore, Dec. 6th, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet [Spot 4!> 40';. Jan. -March 52 it%_ April-June 54 54 1 London quotation sheet is. Sd. New York G. l' 7 eenta. Marker Firm.
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    A PERMANENT BAWRA?
    360 11 Tho British-Australian Wool Realization I Association was formed, as its copious name implies, to dispose of the stocks of carryover wool. That object is being: achieved wich conspicuous success and profit to the VSSolglWfSrs. Bawxa has done excellent service for the pastoral industry; indeed, tho directors are
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    104 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Singapore, |Kv. t». Rubber, London price Is. 2d. Tin i'l 77, no sellers, 188.50. Rubbers. Allenb; to <;:., Aloi Gajaha 55 $1.45, Indragiria |4.76 $5, Psrsk Riven $1.05 si m. Radellas $2.06 $2.15 Rembia Orde. 13s. 6d. 14a. Sd., Pegohs 265, :!7>.. Crsigieleas :\2 l
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    175 11 Singapore. Dec. <». Rsbbsr. London is. 2d. Local 18. Tin.— London t'ITT. Local $884 buy< Share .Market. Steady. Rubbera. United Malaccas $1,174 $1, 22';. Xew Serendshi $2.10 $2.30, Sandy|l $1.20, Bukit Jelotongs 424 50, Ulu BenutS 20 25, Parit Perak* $1.90 $2.10, Mentsksbs 124 IT 1 Tin.-.. Tsipingi
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    178 11 Singspore, l>e t s. Tin.— i'l 77. $88.50, no sales. Rubbers. Amalgamated Malay $2.15 $2. no. Brogss 50 55, Bukit Jelotongs 174 524, Changkat Serdsßffi $2.2.", $2.50. Indrsgiris $4.25 $4.50, Jimsns $1.15 $1.25. Kempas $4 $4.50, Kuala Sidims $2 $2.20. Lunas $5.75 $0.25, Mslskoffs $2.50 $3,
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    39 11 Tasmania ha spent nearly £3,000,< a great hydro-elect r.c in,f._llati f, treatment of /.ine ore. which for to Germany. Enthosissn r w spreading to New South Wah engineers an reneaHng th, agitation tot harnessing northern and southern i rivers.
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      YESTERDAY'S AUCTION.
      29 12 The Singspore ('namber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 580 th auction JMlSldsj December Gth, when there wa: catalogued 718 tons, offered 517 tons, soh 301 tons.
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      PRICES REALIZED.
      98 12 Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per lb Singapore Standard Quality No Sales Good Average Quality 48 to 48% Ot. Qual-.y 44 4 To 4,"* i Crepe. Singapore Standard Qualityrale Xo Sales Good Pale 47*, to 1^ 4 Off Colour Latex 16' to 47 Ir.iiish Mottled Cn 44 1 to
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      ERASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
      303 12 Singapore, Dec. Rubber ihsrei have been m better demand during; the week md values generally are higher OB balance, the price of the raw material touching Le. 2*s<L and closing easier at ls. 2d. Tin shades remain with feerer braaaactioni I i record and the lending Indnstrisli
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      MACPHAIL'S WEEKLY REPORT.
      452 12 Singapore. Dec. 6. A moderate bmineii has been done m the share market m all branches. There have been more enquiries for rubber share an.l busir.e been easier to negotiate than during thfl previous week. The commodity has been steady and shows an improvement on last weeks'
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    744 12 THK ENGINEERS' CONFERENCE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Dec. 5. The Engineering Association of British Unisys held their annual meeting at Johore i and Singapore on Saturday and Sunday. j Most of the member;; arrived by the mail train at Johore Bahru on Saturday morning j and
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    TWO PICK-POCKETS.
    79 12 The Chinese who snatched a wallet containing $60 from Mrs. Martin m High reet the other day and who was captured I some Italian soldiers after a chase, was enced by tho Third Magistrate yesterto three months' rigorous and twenty kes of the lash, while the other Chinese
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    KEMAL'S "ASIATIC" POLICY.
    1061 12 ITHE XEW SPIRIT IN TURKEY. he Bishop of Gibraltar writes to Th es.— Sir, For some weeks I have bee he Near East, and m touch with al Is of people able to give me first han rmation as to what has been happen out here, and
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      HOCKEY.
      149 12 S. C. C. beat S. R. C. I The S. C. C. and the S. R. C. met m I friendly game of hockey on the former 1 ground yesterday, the game resulting m win of five goals to nil for the home team. I fc spite of the-sloppy
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      R. S. Y. C.
      137 12 For the Scratch Fours races to be rowsj on the occasion of the Club's Annual "A Home" on 16th December sufficient entrie: were received to arrange four crews whicl have been drawn as follow: Race 1 m Xew Boats (4.40 p.m.): (1) Bow W. T. Crosley,
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      RUGBY.
      43 12 The Rugby practice match on the Padang this afternoon will be treated as a Malaya Cup trial for certain player*. Our Penang correspondent wires that Penang is unable to send a team to Kuala Lumpur to play Selangor m the Malaya Cup.
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      S.C.C. BILLIARD ROOMS.
      133 12 It is anticipated that ihe wing extensions to the Singapore Cricket Club, to provide billiard rooms for the use of members, will be completed and the room*; open for use by the middle of January. The workmen are at present engaged on the interior of the buildings,
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    ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY.
    262 12 Despite the heavy sentences thc Acting iiief Justice is meting out to gang robtl at the present Assizes, gang robberies c un the increase m Singapore. About 7.30 p.m. yesterday three Chinese nt to No. 52 Bencoolen Struct, the house cf a Cantonese merchant. One of them
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