The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 December 1926

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1926. NO. 11,970
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    299 1 Mr. Miles Lampson has addressed Chinese merchants disclaiming any intention of Britain to interfere in Chinese affairs Page 9. Many opinions by Press and Politicians are being expressed just now regarding affairs in China. The general trend of these is that there should be no interference with
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    THE MASTER.
    1158 1 Thady O'Meehan looked wistfully ovef the rows of rough desks in front of him and out ol' the little window that gave him a sun-w aimed view of the wide istelstlldded hay. Try as he might ht could not concentrate on his task of instructing t the thirty
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      227 1 l LDINGS jl I SOIAPTOL SOAP i pot TOILET PURPOSES. S 1 s ssV.V. sV v%VA WWVWWV I RAFFLES HOTEL Thursday, 9th Dec. Dinner Dansant 8.15 p.m. Guest Night Sea View Hotel ((Dinners will be served in the Ball Room). For reservations phone 2923. J. WILLIAMS, Manager. In tht- quiet
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      200 1 77/£ 7a/ci/m Poa;^r for FOK ANTISEPTIC AND FRAGRANT. j LEAVES A DELIGHTFUL FEELING OF FRESHNESS AFTER USE. i THE CfiOWN PERFUMERY CO. LTLX LONDON. PA*IS NEW YORJT. 1 Jb Agents: WILLIAM GOSSA6E Sons., Ltd., 55, Robinson Road. 5 AFTER-DINNER DANCING EVERY TUESDAY jj > THURSDAY J AND SATURDAY. I T
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      128 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 4711— Page 11. New films at the Aihamhra Page 2. Whiteawav's for Christmas toys— Page S. Go to Kelly and Walsh for the children s annuals Page 2. John Little's stock the 1927 model A.J>. motor-cycles— Page B. Robinson and Co. have a large supply W children's garments—
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      124 1 THE WEEK. High Water. 10.30 a.m.. 11.44 p.m. Hijrh Water. Malacca, 8.00 a.m.. 8.00 pan. Tuesday, Ith. High Water. 11.." a.m. High Water. Malacca. 8.30 a.m.. 8.40 pjn. Straits Trading Co. Mtg., Collyer Quay. 12. B.M.A. At Home. Medical College, 4.45. Lecture. Sir Ronald K".-"-- 5.45. li'. dnesday, 9U High
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    A PREMIER AND A CRIPPLE.
    404 2 MR QOATES*S "LITTLE COBBER.' Hana Andersen might have written the storj oi a great Minister of State, and his affection f. a tittk crippled boy; but it i> n fa.-, story. The great Minister oi Star,- is Mr. J. G, Coates, Prime Minister of New
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    11,*****0 CINEMA COMBINE.
    206 2 1 1,*****0 CINEMA COMBINE. MUSSOLINI'S HELP FOB ITALIAN Signoi M issohnj has intervened in dramatj Fashion to save the Italian cinema industry from falling into the hands of An eri an film producers. has ordered the Unione Cinematografl J a tana, a film producing trust, the S >ciet< \nonima Steffano
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      163 2 fMjti iHe Latest in Toilet ■SS BONNIE B" W_ i 3M ture, delicately perfili jojk E fumed in Narcisse. Hiyjfl Medical Hall THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. The Town Amusement CENTRE MALAY OPERA, CINEMA. SIDE SHOWS AMUSEMENTS. v Mdm. \W School of DANC^G For children and youn„ ladies in Character, A
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      237 2 Victoria Theatre COMING London Musical Comedy Co. "MADEMOISELLE from ARMENTIERES" and THE TALKING PICTURE PAVILION From Friday, 3rd. to Thursday/ 9th. December. INTERNATIONAL NEWS. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. A GREAT PICTURE FOR EVERYBODY. j 9 Reels. Starring that Marvellous Actor RUDOLPH SCHILDKRAIjIT. A powerful heart drama of the modern generation.
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      207 2 TWO TOPPING PICTURES EACH AN ATTRACTION aT^N From Monday, 6th., to Sunday. 12th. nt<*v mh TsE LF AT THE mt)er ALHAMBRa They are both First National specials and the Beat Presented: In the Second Show at 9 p.m A GEORGE FITZMAURICE PRODUCTION DE 1 \v (|r DRAMATIC POWER From the
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    112 3 SMALLER CRICKET BALL PROPOSAL. Approval in Australia. London, Nov. 23. Ml lboume. Australian ericketers are greatly interested in the proposal that there should be a smaller ball. Most of those who have had experience in first-class cricket are of the opinion that it would benefit the game. Mr.
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    TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    74 3 Xozu and Matsukawa beat R. G. Cooper and Smith. o—6, 6—3, 6—4. Ho; i Hye and Choon Leung beat Murakami and Ichigawa, 6 l, 6 l. Kleinman and Paterson beat Chee Tong and (how Tat, 7—5, 6—l. Ladies Singles. Mrs. Rule beat M'iss White 6—2, 6 o. Miss
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    INTERNATIONAL TENNIS FEDERATION.
    47 3 INTERNATIONAL TENNIS FEDERATION. Re- Admission of Germany Favoured in U.S. Lend Hi, Nov. 22. New York.— Tlie American Dax'is Cup Committee has voted in favour of the readmission of Germany ii> the International 1 awn Tennis Federation, and also to the Davis Cup Competiticn. Times of Ceylon,
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    THE RUGBY LEAGUE.
    102 3 RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATION. Manchester. A meeting of the Rugby League Council deferred the discussion on the agreement between Australia and New Zealand regarding the two-year residential qualification for Rugby Union players desirous '»f jf.ining League Clubs. It appointed a sub-Committee to meet the New Zealanders and t<> discuss
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    ALL-BLACKS BEAT KEIGHLEY.
    28 3 London. Nov. 28. The All Blacks beat Keighley by 21 points to 3 in a match played to-day under Rugby League auspices.— Times of Ceylon.
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    HOME RUGBY RESULTS.
    46 3 London, Nov. 24. In the Rugby County Championship Middlesex beat Surrey by three points to nil, at Richmond. Devonport Services drew with the Army, each side scoring eleven points. Cornwall beat the Maoris by six points to three, at Falmouth. Times of Ceylon,
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    HOCKEY.
    143 3 Old Rafflosians Beat S.C.C. A.' The match between the Old Rafflesians and S.C.C. 'A,' played on the Raffles School ground on Friday, resulted in a win for the Old Rafflesians by six goals to one. V. Arathoon (2), R. C. Oehlers (2), G. Towers, and H. G. Stack being
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    VETERANS' GOLF TOURNEY.
    53 3 Round m 74 at Sixty J London, Nov. 24. On the Mid-Surrey Course Edward Blackwell won the Veteran's Golf Tournament for players over GO years. He had a wonderful round of 74. Over 36 hcles, R. de Montmorency won the competition for players whose ages are between
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    M.C.C. IN INDIA.
    204 3 MATCH AGAINST RAJPUTANA DRAWN. The match between the M.C.C- and Rajputana, at Ajmer was drawn. Scores: Kajputana. Ist Innings. K. G. Pardeshi, c Gilligan, b Geary 11 B. E. Kapadia, c Leyland, b Geary 0 Maharajah of Dungarpur, c Sandham, b Geary 30 P. Vithal, c Chichester-Constable,
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    FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DEFEATS ARMY.
    32 3 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DEFEATS ARMY. London, Nov. 24. In a soccer match a Football Association XL beat an Army XL by 5 goals to 4 at Shorncliffe. Last year the Army won 9—o.
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    LIGHT BLUES' FOOTBALL.
    45 3 Win Soccer: Lose Rugger, London, Nov. 22. Swansea beat Cambridge University in a rugby football match by thirteen points to nine. London, Nov. 22. In a friendly soccer match Chelsea lost to Cambridge University by 5 goals to 2.— Times of Ceylon.
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    JAPANESE'S NEWS.
    198 3 RAILWAY PLAN IN MANCHURIA. (By courtesy of Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) Tokio, Dec. 2. it is stated than an extensive railway plan is now being drafted in order to prevent Chinese from constructing the Peking-Muk-den Railway which was planned by China. TAX SYSTEM TO BE MODIFIED. As the outcome
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      55 3 EXCLUSIVE State Express methods of manufacture are totally different from all others and are exclusive to 4YDDECC r VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ARDATH TOBACCO CO LTD. LONDON. Sin gapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits S«ttlam«nta) n Can you improve a BOILED EGG? Try putting I in a few drops of
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    GENTLE GRAFTER.
    3696 4  -  STEPHEN DONOGHUE by CHAPTER 2i. The question was by no means an easy one to answer. -She told me m confidence, Man* sam. -1 had do right to mention it, M* Shane. "No, but I'd like to know why she told vou," Shane insisted. Robert Arkwriglrt thought il
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    HERNE THE HUNTER'S TREE.
    437 4 GHOSTI.i RIDES IN WINDSOR PARK. Legend has keen busy recently with the name of "Heme, th< Hunt r" al Windsor. His ghost is alleged to have keen seen ridI ing through tin Home Park, and his horn has been heard more than once in the night
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      211 4 Zt It is Not the >fe g| Quantity of Food K M We Eat, but whit R JHI k ff We Digest and I fc Assimilate that T H Nourishes the Body 3 m^ When the stomach and organs of an( nutrition are disordered, and the mod ea w\ Vj
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    NEW MALARIA TREATMENT.
    516 5 Tasteless Drug. RELAPSES LESS FREQUENT. Wembley is the only exhibition in this country that one can at all compare with the vast exhibition that has been held this year at Dusseldorf to consider matters effecting public health, social studies, sport. From the standpoint of medical science the
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    Mme. TETRAZZINI'S WEDDING.
    315 5 BRILLIANT CEREMONY IN FLORENCE. Florence, Oct. 24. To-day the wedding of Madame Tetrazzini was celebrated in Florence in the private chapel of the Church of Santa Maria in Campo, when the famous singer, now in her fifty-third year, was married to Signor Pietro Vetnati, who is thirty-two,
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      467 5 YOURSELF H >()U want it well done' is the Dunlop motto, > I "i so tiuy grow their own rubber, spin their own 5 j A i I ram weave it into cord iabnc, and even cut > s S j and make the very moulds and tools they use.
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      543 5 Household Insects** I mj(J\_ TNSECTS are man's enemies. bearing flies and mosquitoes. It is I MSSm IDo not sit idly by and allow economy to use Flit and avoid dis- insects to bring diseases into ease. Flit is clean, easy to use and I your home —to poison your harmless
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    ACTORS AND CRITICS.
    1073 6 Players Who Resent Candid PRAISE AND DISPRAISE. I was told the other evening that a young actress was furious with me for an adverse criticism I had written about her performance in a certain play. She went from friend to friend exclaiming that she could not imagine
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    FIGHT WITH BURGLABS.
    166 6 TWO MISSIONARY LADIES SHOT. N'anhsui'hott. An., \<\. IS. Our days of comparative quiet were rudely interrupted recently, wlien una st the mission residences, occupied by four single ladies, was entered by burglars. Theii ligdit was seen and Miss Williams, who investigated, ran directly into one of the
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      80 6 WHITEAWAYS I TOY BAZAAR OPEN DAILY 8-30 a.m. To 5-30 p.m blecrankaetioiithere- MINIATURE TABLE RAILWAY SE^ kc^rLt PRICE $18 each. PRICES $5.95, $7.50 and 510.50. PRICE $15 each. thoi ignored fighting for the lead. This PRICE 82.50 box. A clever attractive little pull toy action toy is a great favourite
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      225 6 "COME LET I g Utttgg ■I %n/ I X Is*——* Have vou ever. da\ aju t d;i\ S >^M|^lhMSMßaMM|||M|MM^MJ^^^ impulse, tasted oi flrf/5 »rAte* the jo> -j w| jf ji ff IS Ei3 fe^^Z* giving you mdli- \&F^kO WsW****^^ you ha\e "OLDSMOBII.i; six 3,f vou can find a car in
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    TRADE MARK CASE.
    723 7 Australian Firm's Unsuccessful Action. "PURCHASER WOULD NOT BE DECEIVED." Messrs the Federal Milk Proprietary Ltd. were unsuccessful in their Supreme Court action in which they sought an injunction against the Societa Commissicnaria di Esportazionc 2 di Importazione to restrain them from selling condensed milk in tins under
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    402 7 Kuala Lumpur Races. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, D^c 4. The second day's racing of the amateur meeting was held on Saturday there being a good attendance and some interesting racing. Rain interfered with the racing after the sixth race. Lady Guillemard kindly presented
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    ELECTRONS IN ACTION.
    429 7 American Scientist's Experiment. New York, Oct. 21. Dr. W. I). Coolidge, Assistant Director of the General Electric Company's Research Laboratory at Schenectady, described last night at the Franklin Institute at Philadelphia some experiments with a new vacuum tube in which a current of 350,000 volts is used.
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      799 7 NOTICES. THE STRAITS TRADING CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of The Straits Trading Company, Limited, will be held at the Company's Registered Orhce, Ocean Building, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Tuesday, 7th December, 1926, at Noon, for the purpose of
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      9 7 THE NAVY'S CHOICE LV^ ORIGINAL 1 PLYMOUTH Obtainable Everywhere.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS,
      70 8 CHERXIAVSKY Nov 5, at I'.'. St. Ed-mund's-terrace, Regent':- Park, to Elspeth, witV <•'' •Inn horniavsky, son. DE SAUSMAREZ Nov. 1. in Guernsey, to Alice, wife of Capt. H. G. T. de Sausmarez, R.A., -.i'. DICKSON N'ov. B, at Oxford, t>> Maud Mael, wife of Eric Ayton Dickson, Malayan <
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      MARRIAGE.
      38 8 JOLLY-CROCKER On December Ist, L926, by the Rex. B. <'. Roberts, John William, son of Capt. and Mrs. A. E. Jolly, of Sydney, Aus tralia, ti> Elinor Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I'. Crocker, Chellaston, DerSy, England.
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    1056 8 The news which has come down from Sian-fu, which is far in the interior in Shensi where the Kuominchun has been engaged with a section of the Northern Allied forces, is dt<descriptive of a great deal which, is occurring* throughout China. In this particular case a certain number of foreigners
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    SIR RONALD ROSS
    437 8 DISTINGUISHED MALARIA EXPERT'S VISIT. Two distinguished members of the medical j profession. Colonel Sir Ronald Bees, Director-in-Chief of the Ross Institute and Hospital for Tropical Diseases and a well-known authority Ml Sia'aria; Professor A. Bost.ockHill. until his retirement a few years ago, l one of the leading-
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    65 8 Lad;. GuiUemard accompanied by Mr. W A. Woods and Mies Avetoom left by the I mail train last right foi Kuala Lumpur. She e\pe>-t~ to return in about week. The following visitors are staying at Government House. Prof,— or A. Bostock Hill, M.S.. H.D., Commander' L.A.W. Spooner, R.K.
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    MONEY-CHANGER ROBBED.
    89 8 At 1.45 p.m. on Prides lest, the in u of Had Mohamed. a Tamil money-changei with business at 6a. Batters Load, was entered by three I bim se who r bbed him of cash to th< value of (1,627.17. Two of the robbere made good theii escape, but
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    SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICE.
    54 8 By courtesy of Messrs. Mncphail end I pany we learn that the price of rubber in London on Saturday, ace rdtng to quotetions by Messrs. Henry Gardner and Company, Were: London standard sheet, spot in warehouse, is. 6%d. L. ndon standard sheet, cXf. January shipment is. tP-d.
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    MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION.
    84 8 WAI.KEK DEI EA IS II.dWKRS. New York, \)v* 1. Mickey Walker won the middleweight championship by defeating Tige* Flowers Walker won on p< ints, the tight going th« lowers was knoekod down twice, Ottce .n the first and again in the ninth rounds, but he maintained a furb
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    48 8 Seven persons were killed and four injured in the explosion of a boiler i the Zapotc Rice Mill at BftCOor, Cavite. p. I on the ISth ult. The explosion wa« heard for many miles around and completely wrecked the place. The toaster win caused by excessive steam pressure-
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    YACHTING.
    366 8 The Cardosa Troph, A KA(>; oi lllK| The fire* m conditions publish ..'thrills right hands barred, a winds, the amateui n-sultant barn I heroic thirsts test spent n!t! At a few mini*. anchored n ai tb gun the boats i p Ka,.h».,n. .1,. rothy, June. .1 DoiHia. Luckily it
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    RUGBY INTRNATIONAL.
    25 8 I fc n Northern Di i j resulted in «T« am I landers bj M I F [Thißistb Ml Mack* ire Great Britain.]
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY.
    26 8 The bocfce; lan and Selangoi l ri aooa m oani ine oinf by six foi l nns in which th land «ho< at erefj
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  • LLOYD GEORGE ON CHINA.
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      WESTERN CIVILIZATION'S BLACK RECORD.
      228 9 fun laments! rights o| every ■.■•mu nation." declared rj -peaking at Bradford. Great Britain see justice S Austen ChamlK rlai.n'H ise of Commons, bul reat press ui e was being tl* (J vernment do someand provocative. al the record of Western a w aa indeed Mack
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      HOME PAPERS OPINION.
      151 9 tenter's Service.] London, Dec. .">. thai the present movement N>' ruiiism not Bolshevism 111 article in the Observer hamberlain is besieged idvice and panic counsels irged to rely i n the gunboat the national popular move- j whom, while protecting! 1 tin most demonstrate she i y
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    EUROPE'S TRADE POLICY.
    361 9 BRITISH AND GERMAN CO-OPERATION. INCREASING CREDIT INSURANCE. Reuter's Service. I-ondon, Dec. 3. Fi\e leading German industrialists, representing the German Federation of Industries and headed by Dr. Duisberg, President of the Federation, arrived in London this morning and began the conference with representatives of the Federation of British
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    THE HALL TRIAL.
    190 9 COUNSELS BITTER SARCASM. Reuters Service. 1 Somerville, Dec. ">- The jury acquitted Mrs. Hall and her two brothers, the accused in the Hall-Mills murder case. Despite the frenzied efforts and denunciation- of prosecuting Counsel Simpson, all the accused in the Hall-Mills trial were released to-day after Justice
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    AN AMERICAN MARE'S NEST.
    149 9 Wash inert m, Dec. 5. There has been great curiousity to learn something definite about the naval situation in the Pacific four years ago since Admiral Robinson recently refused to give evidence in regard to state secrets which, according to the <iefer.ee, justified Doheny the multi-millionaire
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    EARTHQUAKE IN THE CAUCASUS.
    31 9 Paris, Dec. S. Le Matin has news from Moscow that fifty persons were killed and 500 injured by an earthquake which destroyed the Caucasian village of Kapli.
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    AMERICAN RUBBER POOL.
    123 9 NO INTERFERENCE BY GOVERNMENT. PROBABLE BOLIVIAN CONCESSION. [Renter's Service. l N. w York. I)e<!. 4. It is announced at Washington that the Department of Justice will not interfere in the rubber pool plan under the anti-trust laws. It is learned that the Consul-Genera 1 in Bolivia has
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    NO "BLIND DELUSION."
    182 9 I.S. DEFENCE PROBLEM. [Reuter's Service.] Washington, Dec. 1. A warning against '"blindly deluding ourselves" "ii the subject of national defence was sounded by Mr. Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of War. in his annual report. He says that there has been only a partial J execution of the
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    FOREIGNERS NOT WANTED.
    96 9 [Reuter's Service.] Mexico City, Dec L The c mmittee of the Mexican Senate, which is considering the proposed law requiring at least so per rent, of the employees of all concerns doing business in Mexico to be Mexicans, has decided to amend the bill so that foreign
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    AMERICA'S LATEST "POOL."
    107 9 New York Dec. 4. According to the New York Time.- a stockmarket coup, requiring courage resourcefulness and secret iveness, has been inaugurated by a number of leading Chicago operators, wh" have been purchasing Baldwin locomotives for some time past at rising prices. The pool already is credited
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    INDIA AND GOLD STANDARD.
    97 9 Delhi, Dec. 4. Sir Basil Blackett, Finance Member, addressing the European Association, denied the allegation that the agriculturist, whether a producer or landless labourer, had suffered any net financial less by the Government's decision to stabilise the rupee at Is. 6d. On the contrary, the agriculturist
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    COLLISION IN SUEZ ROADS.
    51 9 London, Dec. 3. A message from Port Said states that the British Advocate, from Abadan to Swansea, and the French steamer Cap Padaran. from Havre to Haiphong, collided in the Suez roads. Both vessels were damaged. [The Cap Padaran is one of the Chargeurs Reunis vessels].
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    STANDARD OILS NEW ISSUE.
    13 9 The Standard Oil Company's debenture issue was quickly over-subscribed.
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    HUGE COTTON LOSSES.
    139 9 HORROCKSES AND OTHERS INVOLVED. BIG WRITING-DOWN OF CAPITAL. London, Dec. A. The bad cotton trade, aggravated by the fall in the price of cotton, the general strike i and the coal steppage, is said to be the cause of the loss of £375,000 for the year ended
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    COAL PRICES REDUCED.
    210 9 [British Radio— Official Service] Rugby, Dec. 3. Reductions ranging from ss. to 10s. a ton are made in pithead coal prices, and a rapid reversion to pre-stoppage output is expected, j Approximately two-third- f the miners, 1 numbering about 750,0C0, are resuming work )n an eight hour
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    QUEEN MARIE AT HOME.
    90 9 [Reuter's Service.] Bukharest, Dec. 5. Queen Marie arrived from her tour of America and was met at the station by the King, members of the Government civil and military authorities. Their Majesties were loudly cheered by large crowds. I An eminent French surgeon. Professor Hartmann the
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    THE CHAMBERLAIN-BRIAND CONVERSATIONS.
    65 9 [Reuter's Service 1 Paris, Dec. 3. After luncheon at the Quai d'Orsay, Sir Austen Chamberlain and M. Poincare had a cordial conversation. Sir Austen Chamberlain and M. Briand met and examined different problems of foreign policy, more especially those that appear on the agenda of the League
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    NEW K.P.M. VESSELS.
    57 9 [Reuter's Service.] Amsterdam, Dec. 3. In addition to orders recently placed with the Rotterdam Dry-dock Company for a 9,000-ton steamer of 8,000 h.p., the Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij have placed a similar order with the Nederlandsch Scheapsbouw Maatschappij, Amsterdam. Both vessels are for the Java Australian service and
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    U.S. AND THE DRUG PROBLEM.
    71 9 Reuter's Service. Geneva, Dec. 4. The United States Government have sent a new memorandum on opium and drugs to all signatory states of The Hague Opium Convention, drawing attention to the measures taken by the United States with a view to the due observance of
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    NAVAL BASE WORKERS.
    40 9 London, Dec. 3. In the House of Commons, replying to Major L. Hore-Belisha (L., Devonport), Mr. Bridgeman (First Lord of the Admiralty) said that 878 men were employed on the construction of the Admiralty dockyard at Singapore.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    127 12 There would appear to be a good deal of congestion and delay in the handling of inward cargo at Port Swettenham.— M.M. Heavy gun pactice will take place from Fort Siloso on Dec. 13, 15, 17 at 7 a.m. ovei Western area. Shipmasters are warned acThe M. M.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    506 12 MARINERS OPINION. SUGGESTIONS FOR PREVENTION OF PIRACY. Interesting suggestions f r the prevention A piracy were made by a well-known maS-er-mariner, Captain R. M. de la Sala, in an nterview with a- representative of the S.C.M. Post. Captain de la Sala is .me of the oldest captains on
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    "FOOK SING" FETCHES $6,000.
    85 12 Messrs. Lammert Bros. Hongkong on Nov. 18 sold by public auction, the wooden motor ship, Fook Sing, as she now lies off Cheung-sia-wan (Hong Kong harbour) the purchaser being Mr. Thu Tsak-fuk, at $6,000. The Fook Sing is a triple screw motor Vessel built, of teak.
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    CLEARANCES.
    8 12 J^ec. 5. Bulan, Deli, Koemai, Indragiri. (Brit).
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
    96 12 (By courtesy of the Government Health Office). For the twenty-four hours ending midnight Dec 3rd. Maximum shade temperature 85 F Minimum shade temperature 73 8 F Mean shade temperature 75.4 F Maximum sun radiation 125 F Minimum grass radiation 72 F Sea temperature 80 F Mean wet bulb
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    383 14 Singapore, Nov. 27. The prices quoted are generally hose current at Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets there may be small variations. Beef steak (Round) Kati 52 Beef stew or curry do 48 Pork, lean do 64 Pork, lean and fat (lst quality) do 56 Mutton
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    GERMAN ITEMS.
    140 14 (Transocean Service copyright.) Berlin, Dec. 3. On Thursday the Reich Cabinet meeting discussed the forthcoming League Council session and according to the Berlin press defined the German attitude towards questions arising from Geneva, it also considered the proposed legislation against the export of war material from Germany. The
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    GOOD FIGHT IN BOMBAY.
    121 14 Bombay, Nov. 18. A real good fight was seen last ni^ht, when a return contest between Seaman Hall' 10 st. 1 lb., and Milton Kubes, io st. <) lbs.,' took place over ten rounds at catchwei^hts! The bout was fought at a fast pace throughout. The
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    EXCHANGE.
    15 15 Bank demand BIS 25-32 Bank of England Rate 5 p.c. Sovereign. Bank Buying 8.54
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    PRODUCE.
    186 15 Opium, Benares unt. 4,000 Rice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eagle (New) 830 Rice, Siam old No. 1 330 Rice, Rangoon Bintan 260 Rice, Rangoon Sioka 256 Rioe, Siam Broken No. 1 220 Rioe, Siam Broken No. 2 200 Rice, Siam Glutinous No. 1 360 Rice, Siam Glutinous No.
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 15 December Ith.. 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to Standard Q.C.F. Spot 0\ 04 -j Standard R.S.S. on render Dee. B4^ Jan. -March »;,"">i 4 Ss*6 April-June 66*4 87 Torn- of Market: Easier irregular.. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 1 ?>■"•« 0 per lb.
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    294 15 Dec. 4. Closing Prices. Malayan Cons. 30 35 pmPetaling 4.30 4.4v> Etembian 40 15 Sungei Ways :i.sr> 95 Chenderiangs 30s 31s Ratrut Basin 29s 6d 30s Sd Tt'ja Malaya 27s Sd 2Ss Sd Tronoh Mine (55.) 20s 6d 21s Sd Basset t 1.27% L.82% ex. Changkat Serdang
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    114 15 ROSE MACPHAIL COS. REPORT Singapore, D-c. 1. London. Rubber Is 6 a 4 d. Ip \-.d Local 64. London.—Tin £291) 10s. I'p 15>. Mining. Kinta Dredging 2.05 2.10. IVta! ings 4.30 4.40. Rahman Hydraulics 2.70 2.80. Pontianak 1.45 L6O, Kuehai--2.07% 2.12 1 2 Taipings 1.97% 2.02%, Ulu
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    THE EXCHANGES.
    71 15 [British Radio— Official Service.) Foreign exchanges are:-- Amsterdam 12.1234. Berlin 20.31). Bombay Is. 5 13-lo\:., Brussels 1486%, Buenos Aires 45 27-32, Copenhagen 18.20. Geneva 25.14. Helsingfori 192%, Hon;: Kane |a. 10 7 *d.. Lisbon 2 17-32, Madrid 31.M 1 Milan 111V New York 4.84 ffc, Oslo IH.IK) I^.
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    EMPIRE CROWN SILK.
    417 15 The possibility of increasing th,- production of raw natural silk within the Empire was referred to by Mr. A. If. .Samuel. Minister for* Overseas Trade, in an address to the Bradford Textile Society. He emphasised that what had been done ;n regard to obtaining robber from British
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    A MODEL'S TROUBLES.
    121 15 The rentenmark n '< embellisl the head of Gretehen, who i- thoroughly [up to date, since she baa forgotl i I ish I her irregularly bobbed hair. I m sedr if She will have as much trouble it hi: pW Two men na: m t'he lounge of
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    SPECIAL SPORTS CABLES.
    63 16 Army Squash Racquets. THE PRIME'S EXCELLENT FIGHT. <Our Own Correspondent. Copyright.) In the Army squash racquets championfinal, Lieutenant G. N. Scott-Chad defeated Lieutenant Christie by three matches to r.il. The Prince of Wales shows immense improvement in his play and put up a great fight in :he
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    LADIES SQUASH RACQUETS.
    24 16 in the final of the ladies' squash racquets championship the holder. Miss Fenwick. defeated Mis- rave by three matches to -■ne.
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    THE BETTING TAX.
    41 16 i <>•;..• (cam Correspondent, Copyright.) London. Dec. 4. It i- official!} stated that the Betting Tax in future will he paid when the race is run. The authorities are commencing the prosecution of bookmakers who fail to pay the
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    NAVY BEATEN AT HOCKEY.
    19 16 in a hockey match played to-day Oxford defeated the Na\y by two goals to one.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER MATCH.
    21 16 London. Dec. 4. In a r 'r:end;y soccer match Cambridge heal tin Corinthians by three goals to nil.
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    CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING.
    19 16 London. Dec. L In a tross-conntry race Oxford Harriers bent Oxford University by 25 points to 30.
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    RUGBY RESULTS.
    166 16 The weather was idea! for the Rugby game to-day throughout the country. A well-contested game in London saw the Harlequins defeat Leicestef by 5 points to 3Playing at home, P.lackheath had an easy passage against Btloseley, who were beaten A good game at Richmond resulted in the home
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    IRISH TRIAL MATCH.
    22 16 London, Dec. 4. In the first ol the Irish Rugby trials Leinster defeated Munster by 18 points to fi.
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    THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    18 16 Lxmdon. Dec. 4. b the County Championship Cumberland defeated Yorkshire by 17 points to 6.
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    RUGBY.
    242 16 JOHORE BEATEN IN POOR GAME. Ibe friendly game between the B.C.C and Johore on Saturday, on the Padang, opened m sensational fashion, the visitors running into the home twenty-fin m the first few minutes fbl Hills, to give them a four points lead with a splendid dropped goal. S.C.C.,
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY.
    1334 16 Negri Excel Against Services. A HARD STRUGGLE. Negri Sembilan 14 pts: Services 8 pts. A large attendance at the Stadium on Saturday was roused to considerable enthusiasm by the fine struggle between the Services and Negri Sembilan, which resulted in a great victory for the Negri by
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    PERAK BEAT SELANGOR.
    170 16 FINISH IN RAIN. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. Dec. 4. In their Malaya Cup engagement Perak beat Selangor here to-dav bv 19 points to vix. The game was a very strenuous one and for the first fifteen minutes Perak were pinned in their own half by the
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    119 16 The December medal was competed for on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted in a tie between Messrs. L. D. Hardie and G. Murphy. Seventy-six cards were taken out and the following were returned. The sweep was won by Mr. Rogers on Saturday. No cards were returned for
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    HOCKEY.
    126 16 A draw of 2 all was the result of the hockey match played cn Thursday between the Y.M.C.A. and R.A.M.C. At half time the Y.M.C.A. led by 2 goals to 1. Friday's hockey match between the Old Rafflesians and S.C.C. (A) ended in a good urn for the Old
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    23 16 Chief Inspector Donovan, 0.C.P.D., Tapah has been an inmate of the Batu Gajah hospital tor the past few days. He is progressing satisfactorily.
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    317 16 More Heavy Scoring. HOME TEAMS FAIL IN DIV. III. [Reuter's Service.] London, Dec. 4. To-day's English and Scottish League matches resulted as follows: Arsenal 1, Bury 0. Aston Villa 5, Everton Bolton W. 5, Blackburn R. L Burnley 1, The Wednesday 0. Cardiff City 0, Leicester City 1.
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    RIFLE SHOOTING.
    382 16 A SUCCESSFUL MEETING. The Malaya Command Rifle Meeting which was held at the Bukit Timah range during the week-end proved a great success and produced some excellent shooting. The performance of the local forces was parti cularly outstanding, and General Fraser said in his remarks after giving away
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