The Straits Times, 7 December 1920

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,506 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1920 PRICE 10 CENTS,
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    NICKEL PLAATING.
    710 2 Vhat Any Anateor Can Accomplish At Nome, afaay amateurs and experimentets, aad )ibert for that matter, h»ve im»ll artislei they wiib to aiekel plat?, or piabattly have tried to plate with little ot ao sumom. Tb'a ireati«3 lim beea preptred by Mr. L M rt »key for tbe
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    LESS "PLEASE."
    346 2 Era of Politeness Said to Be Do we WMto 100 mob uwrn otoi tbt poli»« pIMM Md kbo etfelullj looaded Some people bold that we do, and a D il; Chioiiole lepiaseßUtim hear i an imiktuetir) oocverMkioa la bus thai wu piwios atocs (be Stiaad. I Ticket 'e»e,
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      525 2 nous* £-<?*«♦ M-8-J6 SOUTH AMERICA 0 O c offer a complete banking service in the following countries, special attention being given to the handling of ">" <""•■■ collections. ft M q f. rj T I N B BRAZIL URUQUAV 4,,,. li>( i. Blo if J»n. itc. la ••■>-, S«o Ptola.
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      458 2 Suffered With I Eczema Five Years Cuticura Healed "My «!aj^htcr suffered with eczema for five year*. It came as a rash at lirit on her lace, then it l«f V\ »'.artfd to run and wherr'4» >A r\'er it ran it spread till it M^ a* M got to her head.
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      201 2 ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT THE IMPERIAL FLAG BRAND Guaranteed to pass all requirements of the British Standard Specification. NEXT SHIPMENT BY s.s. GLKNLUCB. TO BAVI I »IS APPOINTMENT BOOK TOUB ORDBHB SOW. THE SEREMBAN GENERSL AGENCY, LIMITED (Incorporated in tho F.M.S.) SINGAPORE, KIAI.A LOaWB A\F» SEREMBAN. The JSngliafti Car METEORITE m
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    GAY BERLIN.
    538 3 Vliitcr's Glimjve ol Night Club Lite. Bj Oetmio law all plaoea ol amntement hivi to be »1 nl it 11 80. la epito ol Ibis there ero probably mare to called aigbl olob lb H6ilin vow tLao ia any olfci oily is tbt woild, dealt ret vititor. To
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    RELICS OF THE AGES.
    424 3 Secret Fascinating Piace la London. F. w peoplt ne »f i of tba exi^fcoof of a 1 1 n (tooked «iib Jiui; acd ti)Wi»o tv one f ne bn iost p*>te i f t v r. C.»y c f Londap. 't ii Kctrt, f»- L* ifi
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    Education of Estate Children.
    194 3 Mt. D nbarn in hia leport m tbe EJura. tioa D.pstta.' 1 1 c( Ccj'jn b»js tu.t tbe ooraVr .f o'M'fcn attccihij iebcc\ oa wie 10,80* a* compared with i 1351 in 1»!H of whom 9,061 b /e biys avd 1,947 wet i kiiU Tbe Edocatioa
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      198 3 Lil¥lE JUICE W Prepared solely rry^'^l. from pure Lime Juice and the finest refined ]S THE STANDARD FOR IPfa M\ PURITY EXCELLENCE. 1 Insist on having ,i»/>' v\ XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, CALENDARS, XMAS CRACKERS, ETC. A t«ry large ntock of the abore haa j -i»t been unpacked. We
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      313 3 j I4O\VEVERroußiifhe road or steep the hill, the Triuir.ph is easily master or the f Road grip and the marvellous engine ,power developed by the Trusty Triumph make ligiit work of the steepest gradients. M;>TOk OK CYCLE CATALOGUB FREE. \ocnts: UNITED ENGINEERS, LTD, Singapore GOB TAIK CHEE SONS, 24. Beach
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      400 3 HAVE YOUR TUt£ REPAIRED THE SCIENTIFIC WAY TIRE fURGi :V Not merely vulcanizing, but the U.ti of repairing tires so that they utay repaired Tire Surgery means that tiros c.n be put back into service when apparently their usefulness was over. Blow-out?, side vail, rim cuts and many outer ailments
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      430 3 Naarly Ready W i*~H cojimercui. y I vJ--T y\ Tbe leading reference in tba Billion _Jm Dollar Market. afffl Mr. SIOW CHOON LBMO. 9r Trade Condilions Chancire fii« tin;. rapidly approaching w livn tka aappty o Koods in many llaai will axeacd tha .lomatK Competition wi!l In 1 keen Htcain
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      872 4 STEAMER SAHJMI P, 0.- British India MB Apcar Line (CompanUi Incorporated in Emgl«ma>) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B. N. Oa (Und.r Contract with Hit Mataity'* GoTiruutl) n* Cnwu^l MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY an at mwl WUfmiU LONDON FAB- EASTERN BEKVICB FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLE* LOlfDO* Dm*
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      376 4 STEAMER SMLMI (Incorporated la Cm«l«»4) FAB EAST ICBTICI FOB NBW TOM OULIO PBDiCC stoat Dm. IT (▼fat Puuu) TUSCAN PRINCE about Feb. 16 I (via Suez) For all Information, aptly H ADAM9ON. GILTILLAM 00, LIB. (iMotvnmta* lm fc<lwl) tatm THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LIMITED I Incorporated in the United Kingdom)
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      239 4 ITlaUn SAlmaWI TIE EASTERK SNIPP.Ni COMTAirr, LIMIT BW (laaaraaraaW U Strait* asnlenieata) Tat. ttme I**l. Is raafaat I* ■remtjot witaeat tarthar aetiaa. Sinai n sailing fraa Slaaaaatt BAN WHATT SOON, every Tuesday, at I p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penang. Frees Peaaar —tV (Ttata rairasy from Moalmsla at Beit* la
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      313 4 STEAMER MUM* 0. S K r»l OSAKA SBOa-W KAMA aa*. Haattaatal*! t* faaaaT ■a. t, BatJM Kisel Pramaaaa aaulßv araat aaapapew* rs«k)«tt H «kaa«« wttk»m» aoIUJ ■CmOPBAR LIMB POT Part SaML MarartlUa. Loea««. A«Mr*w» HAVANA MAHU »<■«• HAVBB MABU ■>'<•■ J» Omit* Manolllo*. ■BW TBB2 UM9 Pa* Waw Tat* (fli
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      393 4 wimp tuum NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA IlllimiilU ta faaaan •a*w Bail Caatrat rMa *M >mm l •«a)*M at attataMaaa w»tteal t«*a* aanara «aoi u»» EHfjaaaMar Batvfal Pat It Aatw«ta fta (Batoaaa] ItoMK KAMO MABU Dm. 11 ITO MABU m v 1 mis w urn» Paa Uiannl *ta Cilimkti aasa, PtH ia»
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      616 5 STEAMER SAILINGS PM I'FNANG AND CALCUTTA The I. C. S. N. Co.'a a.s. Namsang. AJM tons, sails at 4 p.m., on 9th insUnt. Foi freight or passage, anp'v to KOUSTEAD A CO, Agents. ■.a. NIPPON. DEC EMBER I. 1»2« gaaaa of cargo ex the above uteamr. •re hereby notified that
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      478 5 STEAMER SAILINGS FOR BASRA* VIA BOMBAY 14 The s.s. Drufar due here on or about Dear cembrr f>, will haw prompt despatch for the above ports. For freight, please apply to M. A. NAMAZIE A SONS LTD., 19, Malacca Street. TOR MAURITIUS ;o Tlie s.a. Allinea due here oa or
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      728 5 SALES BY AUCTION s.s. MATARAM, NOVEMBER 26, 192« Consignees of cargo ex the above steamer •r« hereby notified that the survey of carg< landed in a damaged condition will be hel on Friday, December 10, at 9 a.m., in Godowns Not. 1 and 2. No further surrey wil be beld
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      755 5 THE BUKIT KATIL RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. (Incorporated in the- Straits Settlements) NOTICE 1 NOTICE is hereby given that application j has been made to the directors of this Company to issue duplicate scrip in place of the j following share certificate which is alleged Ito have been lost. Certificate No.
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      411 5 1 TO RUBBER PLANTERS •OLVI TOUB PRESENT PBOBLKH BT USOiS •II PATEIT CANVAS lAGS FOB PACKING BUBBKB. ?aa baf aaa he au4e nse ef aver seventy timos which spaaks I Itt DUBABrLITT and tha packing charge worked cut fer aaae U less tbaa twenty aanta. ARfttKA CANVAS BAI ■ANUFAGTURMI it.
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      829 6 cmEms GAIETY CINEMA CHANGE OF PROGRAMME At 7.30 Sharp Little Mary McAlister in WHEN SORROW WEEP Srrirs 11. Final of ihe Do Children Count Play THE EAOLES EYE S«ri«l No. 20 Final episode in 2 parts At 9 p.m Continuation of Vitagraph's latest and greatest detective serial THE INVISIBLE HAND
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      519 6 CINEMAS 1 From Tuesday, Deoember 7, to Thursday, Deoember 9 |W| HALL LTD. B^ y^y)gS” North Bridge Road WfijSjk H 0 U 0 I N I L jfl ||t" The World famous Hand-cuff King. The man of self-liberation, in J«. THE GRIM GAME An amazing drama of love, mystery and
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      263 6 THE JOHNS-MANVILLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER la deadly to fire of any origin including oil, grease, paint, benzine, kerosene, carbide, celluloid and electric arcs on which other chemicals and water are often ineffective and dangerous. Provides effective protection to Offices, Godowne, Factories, Boiler Rooms, Garages, Electric Power Station. Rubber Factories, Schools, Theatres,
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    ANCESTOR OF ALL MONKEYS.
    334 7 When the Fate of Race Hung In the Balance. Actcm tha din prhnawl fw MM Alun Lemur, twinging fr..m branch to branch until he reached the tree called His wife sat dundling a fresh m rival to the family. What on Uf»ly little lira! 1 I
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    CEYON LAND GRANTS.
    305 7 Likelihood ih.it •"ta.ih Down Only Will be Pi-id. ..j be.n re the Tin>.s of Ceylon /or infoi':.iaticn r.s to the fctai:o which has be?n reached in ij-i Government vi.'i I of ti.e Crett \wr v .1 und'or ant which it i 3 proposed that Id to C?ylcn
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    Malaria Its Treatment.
    125 7 Ma laria Its Treatment. Thi Snb-Committe* en MeJical Res.arcb of the National Malaria Commttt— ta^s (i !.ow.iig as a Elanoar! i.ictho Jll traatmaßt cf ina.uriu lir tin- porpoaa ul HU patient of hit i mmaa its DM by thfl nicJic:il profession r tfaa BCOta nt'.ack 10 prams of qu r.
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    36 7 I avi- arri i i ill lon in m Kntrland. Mr. who las come out to Ceylon in l of the church, cr Urn DMtonta from th^' Rev. ii. J. barter, wi;u lii.s haJ charue since
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    119 7 r, rVrrmh«r 7. Water, 8.4 n.ra.. 9.18 p m pb and The Girl, Theatra, «J0 pjr rf'y, December 9. Water, 8.48 a.m., 10.4 p.m. rt, Victoria Theatre, 6 p.m. in C!uh. et Homo, 6.30 p.m Valkcd In IMC Sleep, Theatre y, December f. Wat.'r, -J.2S m, 10.44
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    139 7 «fv>Ki.S AT IHE BUTM iarf Basin— Louden. la* \v harf T.ira, War Si-poy. •\harf, Albert and icturla |)r> .Main Wharf— ViVst lljlui, "V.m Kane. »nnl"«, eve?, Vo K tlanJ, Maclmon. t.mp.rr Vurk- Kecordor, Bunyei Jfaru, MetfavMi lowa Marti, I.aomedom. Frankfurt. W«al V. i.arl -/.udre Lt-bou, Kni o lit
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    199 7 K-4m I I" r 3 p r. 1 1 .n^koi-if, Shanghai and J.ipsn p.m. k r: £ir»r»iit «t. p-a Ifx) M»nr t p x ;■.■>, llombiy. A<l."n, and jrl. 3 p m. latg r.hr.t 3 p.m. pjn. v TLn^c! P-E".. 4 p.m •>- -.9 a.M Palaa Vivo
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    117 7 r.-^gramme of Drills, etc., for Wmk n Saturday, December 11 Tuesday, December 7. Malay Co., "aleslior Range, 4.00 p.m. Saturday, December 11. BJLB.(t) Riflp Club, Baltstier Rangy, R. SMITH, Lieut., Ag. Adjutant, S.V.C. «i.:. vidRK AND SOUTH MALA> A TOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Oi-'iors for wock ending December
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    126 7 BICHANOB Singapore, December 7. On London, Bank 4 i/4 Demand t/Sfc Private S m. credit* «/4 9/16 On New York Demand 39% Private 90 days 45 On France Bank «25 Oi India, Bank T.T. 150 On Hongkong, Bank d/d 44>4 p.c. pm. On Shanghai, Bank d/d 50%
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    52 7 Tone of market Dull. Siii^&vcre Stantlui.J Pale Crepe Closing PftaH Uuyeti Seller Dec. Jan.-Marcb Jail.-.- -in "5ing»port Standard K jbed Smokeu Sneet Oloirav Price* Huycts Seller* Spot Itn.-Mar. Jan. -June .37 38 n 39 41 42 .43 45 DAILY PIOGM CURRENT 12 neon, December
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      MINING
      197 7 Itt. Vfcl. Id- »i).;i V.-.»-« lv 10 Attpnag IO.Ot 1 1 Ajer Vteng Ml I.(X £1 £1 Kam. K*mui.si»« If J 2.10.C 10 lv Kinu Am c Ml 6. J0 n II Kinu i-»i 1 1 Hilam Tin 2.10 2.30 1 1 Jclantoh 1.50 1.70 U i 4 L*cal
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      GENERAL
      119 7 U rF" *n T-linni 3.5.0 3 ii. 3 ti ii L. BMttmg C«. s.oo i-.uO 1 >4JI i I 10 10 1 raser N-javes -li.UCvr. 50 fO W< Hammer Co. BO 80 lOCi'.t i-i i iij.jO ■0 10 Mexican Ksple 10.12.0 11.2.6 i 0 M ..'i^.'j o. Co. 15.60
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      DEBENTURES
      70 7 U.£a4 I i tl.ili.Ml i-*' >p« vi -ji 6 M. fS6u,'^<K tin tl.STOffil i»j Molt. 4'i p.t cl 1001 fI,OOO,UOC B*pwn Uiin. **i p.*. >.' LVOII |I.6»w,si'u l0.p«. di* •1. uU. «,1 V* 6 Jvlt VaL (I $2,000,000 r M.S. 6 p.e luu 1»)« r 15,000,000 ioo Si. 6W
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      RUBBER SHAKES
      400 7 Fnatr asd Co. %mi 1 1 »s<) £icita vja*tod*«A l aUM t.aiUbit Sttriiuj QcotatioM are priuud <•« amoihri tt(i •>• Prifar.l rt-dir* Pricvt rr»»»t ».y»!i ft Co. mttt AUtnby <?1) 0.60 0.60 0.50 O.CO Alor Gaiah ($1) 2.00 2.50 2.00 2.50 Am. Malay (?2) 2.50 3.00 2.75 3.00
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      50 7 VSCTQRIAJTHEATRE TO-NIGHT REYNOLDS DENNISTON, LTD. DENHISTOF PLAYERS CLOTHES AND THE GIRL C uu.ooyj *"i idmsd:.;. it. r v nh,< SHE WALKED IN HER SLEEP (Fares) nWHMtaI l>crpmher NIGHTIE NIGHT aw »Tiaay T»econih«T It BABY MINE iy..rc«) "•ainrdar T»f>c«tit»«»r 1 1 PLEASE GET MARRIED Dsnal Prices Bookinc bow open at MOUTRIPS
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      125 7 THE STAR OPERA n.»t r< n,, e j, Narth TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT t A Malay Ccmedy MUSANG BERJANGGOT will be staged Mohamrd No< r our Comedian takes the Leading Tart. Tri.'sv, IVcembrr 10 Bpccial < hi nee Play will be fiven I EL CIIEO7G, Prcprictct T. t_ TAN, Manaetr. ISM tor
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      745 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED by British shipping firm, efficient typl«t. Apply 212, Straits Ttaaa, FOR SALE, new coach-built side-cnr. For particular* and price, please apply 211, FOR SALE, one Winton six-car, thoroughly overhauled, in prrfect condition. Apply to Room No. 77, Raffle. Hotel. PX BARGAIN. Standard Humiia* -yclc" barc^ I i^.3n
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      565 7 AUCTION SALE OF THE STEAM LAUNCH "DOLPIIIN" mWJJS ?n ylinder 7 in Ifa^ Boiler. l.^nfrth or hoilcr I ft. I in diaar SLJ&ii'";.'"** S ™V itd "ill r» r nbj r to n "Hi i mention.- b-.-lnw). Rk "I 18. Karfles Place, o« Tuesday, December 14, 1929, at 2J» m>
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    DEATH
    20 8 PAYNE.— Oa November SO, 1920, at Waterloo i i I.lvtrpsol, Ei^e, lh-_- dearly loved wife of L. F. Payne.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    43 8 The fri> :id« and relative* of the !au- Mr. Joeclyn Francis de Souza, are informed that a li.:h Ma** of Requiem will be sunf. for the rc;>o-;: of !.i. soil en Thursday at 7 a.m., at the Cnthedral of the Gool' Shepher.i.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    42 8 Mr. and Mrs. J. HocksUdt wish to convoy their tlmnks to their relatives and friendwho Httiiidi'fi tin- funeral of thtir lateson Victor John, nt th" Bidadari Cpmetery. on th» fth inst.. and al»o those who <rnt wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7
    1209 8 The Straits Times TUESDAY. DECEMBER 7 RUBBER GAMBLING. We have heard that it is the intention of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce to make an inquiry into the system of gambling which has grown up in Singapore in connection with the rubber business. If the report is true, we congratulate
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    17 8 The Kalumpang Tin, No Liability, output for November was Yardage 71,800, hours run 600, output 526 piculs.
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    33 8 The M.M. steamer Andre Lebon which arrived from Marseilles this morning had aboard upwards of 700 passengers, of whom over 200 were in the first class, and about 40 were booked for Singapore.
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    31 8 Reliable information has been received in Madras that Lord Carmichacl, kit; Governor of Madras, and first Governor of Bengal, has been appointed Viceroy of India, and an official announcement is imminent.
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    39 8 A Reuter wire of December 2 states A group of Siamese business men visited the White City's advertising exhibition and ordered a number of fine art posters which they declared will be sure to make things go in Siarp."
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    35 8 Following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to" the Madras Presidency for the month of November Arrivals, adults 5,579 minors 645. Departures, adults 2,392 minors 121. The arrivals relate to aided passengers only.
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    44 8 A Dc-lhi communique says With effect from January 1, 1921, all restrictions on find control over trade in rice exported from Burma to India, will be removed both in Burmah and in India, but no re-export ..f Ri'riv.a rice from India will be allowed.
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    40 8 The Children's Day Service, of Middle T.oad Church, will be hfeld next Sunday evening in the Chapel of the AngloChinese School at eight o'clock. A collection will be taken in aid of the Jean Hamilton Training School for Asiatic preachers.
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    49 8 Before Capt. Rowbolham, in the third court yesterday, a European named W. Arnold, with no ostensible means of living, was charged with committing trespass by Entering, on Sunday morning, the room occupied by Mr. A. de Mello in the Adelphi Hotel. Accused was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment.
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    56 8 The action Thomas Oswald MayaCW v. Syed Sagoff bin llohamed Alsagoff, in which the former claims $3,662.r>P BMgad to have been paid to the dffendant or on his behalf, was fixed for hearing before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice S]>roule, this morning, but «lid not fnm? on, the case
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    71 8 The last Assizes for th? year, which commenced in the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Ccurt yesterday, contains no less than five murder charges, in one of which seven Tamils arc charged with murder and abetment of murder. There are two cases of '•oluntarily causing grievous hurt, on^ ;f criminal breach of
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    92 8 Tan Chee Meng of Chop Kirn Guan Long, 18, Purvis Stre?t, who was charged with trading in bottles of aerated waters, to which he had fraudulently applied the trade description of Messrs. Frascr and Noart, Ltd., and Barugh and Co., was, in ♦he District Court, yesterday, convicted r.nd sentenced to
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    101 8 BtCon Cu.jl. I;- wfcothua yesterday, a Chinese named Lim Chow was charged a: 'he instrifcce of Mr. A. J. Sheedy, head of the Traffic Department, with attempting to bribe the last-named officer. Accused ad a n;o*r car, and in order to convert it into a bus, so as to carry
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    111 8 Mr. H. L. Armstrong, who attended tho Ipoh St. Andrew's Ball as a Bandsman of the Perak State Band, "sold" a number of his friends, says the Malayan Leader. He canted a miniature trombrone to which MM attache 1 by a piece of string, a doer handle. Asked what the
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    112 8 Dr. Dugald Christie, C.M.G., Principal of the Mukden Medical College and Superintendent of the Hospital, has returned to Mukden with Mrs. Christie after an absence of a year and a half in Scotland, says the Peking and Tientsin Times. He has been successful in getting increased support for the work
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    163 8 In an audience with the President the otkat day, says the Peking- Daily News, Mr. Shih Shu, the guardian of the Tsinj,' House, informed the Chief Executive that the Tsing House has decided to celebrate '.he wedding ceremony, of the ex-Boy Emperor Hsuan Tung next year and that a sum
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    584 8 Mr. W. P- el, Controller of Labow. and Straits Settlements, who waa lere on inspvetion duty, returns to Kual* jumper to-night. Th.> df.it h is anr.ounce'l of Mr. J. B. tair, of Caledonia Ihfwtlt The funeral ock place at Parif UanWr, the Rev. L D. Harcus o(Tiii>-tir.?.
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    Outward European Mails.
    54 8 It is notified I r pablic information tlmt outward Eur. poan mails arrivin;? in Singaport in the innnillj will in tut'ire not be sorted rmtil the following morning. The outward B. I. puuket Thongwa, with mails from Europe, is expectfd to reach Penang at 6 a.m. en
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    Raffles College.
    85 8 Mr. Arthur Edmonds, Treasurer, N. S. Committee, acknowledges the following Contributions to the Raffles College Fund by the employers of Titi Tin Co., Ltd., Titi, sent through the District Officer. Jelebu, are as follow Ong Shing $1 Lim Kit $2 Low Chong $1 Lew Tham $5 Chan Fong
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    F.M.S. Government Appointments.
    109 8 The following appointments are notified in the F.M.S. Government Gazette Mr. J. E. Thomson, M.8., M.CH., D.P.H., to be a Health Officer, F.M.S. Mr. M. P. Jeremiah to be State Treasurer', Pahang Mr. T. W. H. Kingston to act as Protector of Chinese, Sclangor and Negri Sembilnn
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    H.M.S. Malaya.
    118 8 Ibt MSSCtiM of thr Malaya to take thDuki- of Conriaught to India is evidently lictated, says Truth, by the desire to do a thinir. Otherwise this monster of the Queen Kli'.al>eth group is about as .11 Hum ;1 a choice as eooM have been made. Her normal sinkage'
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    Greek Crisis.
    335 9 Strongly Worded Note From Allies. REUTER TEI.Fr.RAMS Lon<ii.n, December I!. The grave Allied communication to Greece shows a concord of views based oa a compromise of previous divergent opinions pivoting round tlie question of the return of CimsUntine to Athens. It is point:-;! out thnl hitherto th tc
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    News from France.
    187 9 Reuter Telegram Paris, December 3. The result? of the great national loan just closed are not yet definitely known, but it is certain that they are n excess of the mo.it snrtuinc expectations. Some of the communities worked real financial wonders. Amonprst the direst sights of the
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    The Great Gale.
    121 9 Reutkr Telegrams London, December 4. During tho gale a wall collapsed in Belfast, killing three people. London, December 4. The gale around the British Isles yesterrfny had a maximum velocity of seventy ■niies. It wrought havoc on land and ■ea and caused considerable loss of life. The
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    United States News.
    304 9 Redteh Telegrams London, December 3. New York A croup of wealthy Car.;, j dian sportsmen has sent the boxing promoter, Tex Rickard, an offer to stage the Dempsey-Carpentier fight at Hull, Canada. London, December 3. New York The young English cinema actress, Majorie Lescomb, and four others,
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    Britain and China.
    169 9 Reiter Telegram London, December 4. The Chinese Minister in the Daily Mail refers to the desirability of encouraging the presence of Chinese students in Britain and shows that when they go home all can be regarded as Missionaries of Trade." He dwells on the thoroughness of the
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    Indian Cotton Trade.
    97 9 Revteb Telegram London, December 6. Bombay The long standing conflict between the cotton trade and the Cotton Contracts Board on the question of the control of cotton business has been satisfactorily settled. The board states that it wishes Government control of cotton trading to cease at the
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    De Annunzio's Defiance.
    40 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 2. Rome A semi-official message states that General Caviglia has ordered a blockade of the coast of the state of Fiume and the adjoining islands in consequence of the recalcitrant attitude of D'Annuniio.
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    Britain and France.
    327 9 Sympathetic Speech by Lord Derby. Rei ter Telegrams London, December 3. A strongly Francophils spocch was mm'e by the ex-Ambassador, Earl Derby, at a iunchaon given him by the Manchester Chrmb^r of Commerce, in which he appealed for an Anglo-French alliance. He believed it was the greatest,
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    Government Extravagance.
    156 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 3. The question of Government extra vagonci" was raised in the House of Coinmans on a supplementary vote of £395,000 for establishment expenses of the Ministry of Food. Despite the statement of Mr. McCurdy that the estimate represented the funeral expenses of a department
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    Mexico.
    72 9 Rel-ter Telegrams London, December 2. Mexico City General Obregon took the oath as president at midnight. The provisional president, de la Huerta, was th* first to embrace him. Diplomats representing all nations attended and included the Charge* d'Affaires for Japan and China. London, December 6. ParU The Mexican Legation
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    Anglo-Persian Oil.
    64 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 6. The Anglo-Persian Oil Company has made an agreement with the Hungarian Government whereby a private company will be formed with a capital of £100,000 for the purpose of testing the petroliferous deposits in Hungary, and if oil is found in commercial quantities an
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    League of Nations.
    284 9 Reiter Teijecrams London, December 2. Geneva The commission considering new applications for membership of the Leaguo unanimously decided to recommend acceptance of Ccsta Rica but did not recommend the admission of LichtenKtein, A-ri-rLaijan and Ukraine. London, December 2. Geneva The commission of the League of Nations recommended
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    Food Control.
    92 9 Rl'utek Teleuram London, December 4. Yesterc!a> tli\ is: m on Mr. McCurdy's estimate ia described as a nasty coalition shock, the Government escaping defeat after telephoning and sending mesja^es tclubs and private hpuses of Coalitionists. Eventually Labour saved the position, al! except one voting with the Government. Apparently
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    Mysterious Disease.
    69 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 3. A telegram from Paris says that a mysterious Eastern malady resembling plague was reported in the Senate to be threatening Paris. The disease which is without a name is known "as No. 9, and attacks immigrants from Eastern Europe. The Minister of Health
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    Various.
    119 9 Reuter Telegrams London, December 2. A general strike in Norway began at midnight on November .3o. There was no disturbance. London, December 2. Rome The Chamber passed by 155 to 128 the Electoral Reform Bill introducing proportional representation and women's suffrage. London, December 3. Melbourne The Federal Government has
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    Irish Affairs.
    460 9 Order Against Having Hands In Pockets. REI'TKIC TfcI.KCRAMs London, December 3. It is ttated that the auxiliary division >f the Royal Irish Constabulary has authorised the following proclamation, v. hiv.ii has been approve, for the Macroom iisirlct Whereas foul murders of sir-.-r.nts of the Crown have been carried
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    Dutch Indies Taxes.
    84 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 4. The Hague The British Chamber of Commerce for the Dutch East Indies and the Rubber Growers' Association, both of London, have sent a message to the second chamber of the States General entirely supporting the protest of the International Association of Rubber
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    British Unemployed.
    71 9 Reutei Telegram London, December 3. The ranks of the unemployed in England are swelled as the result of the ballot of employers in the American section of the Lancashire cotton trade deciding to reduce the weekly working hours from fortyeight to twenty-four. A hundred thousand operatives are directed.
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    Pilfering from Ships.
    192 9 Reuter Telegram London, December 2. TV pilferage committee it (he London chamber of Commerce ha-< s.'iit a letter to tha Home Secretary requesting him la receive a deputation an.i c-.i t .n.isi k me alarming growth of pilfering of cargoes to and from BtaUMtß, which has increased
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    News from Germany.
    154 9 Reuter Telegrams London, December 3. Berlin During the debate on the Naval estimates in the main committee of the Reichstag, a Socialist member accused naval officers of trying to imbue into th* navy a bellicose spirit and asked why there were eleven admirals in the navy. Vice-Admiral
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    INTERNATIONAL MOTORS, LTD.
    388 9 We have received a copy of the prospectus of International Motors, Limited, which proposes to havo a capital of $5,uJ0,000 in 500,000 shares of $10 each. The Dir^tcrs are the Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Kciig, the Hon. Eu Tung Sen, Messrs. Yeo Hock Hoe, Gaw Kh"!c Khiam,
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    English Mails Delayed.
    103 9 Information was received in Colombo on November 23 to the effect that the South Indian railway had been badly breached between Dhanushkodi and Tnnchinopoly. and that through service was totally suspended. The English mails which left Colombo on November 24 were held up at Dhanushkodi. They were
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    499 10 Successful Opening of The Dcnniston Players. If you want a good laugh and to forget all about the slump and the price of rubber go to the Victoria Theatre any evening this week. I'p in Mabel's Room, presented by the Dennist( n players for their opening: performance last
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    POLITICAL DISSENSIONS.
    459 10 No Protection Against Foreign Competition. A Load) n cable of November 19 says Rumours that dtaaCMkNa between the l and the Liberals are endangering the Coalition have been rife for some time. It ha? b^c-n definitely denied that thereis ci.- divisioa of opinion in the Cabinet ever t!-e
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    65 10 A! a genera] mretinp: of the Malayolcr n held on November 21, tho folirm nn'l commits for the .<uin:: year -president. Mr. K. P. Mcn< n vicc-prosidint, Ur. K. 1 thrn h n. socrotary, Mr. K. N. Ij-er baa. treasurer, Mr. C. M. boa. auditor, Mr. B. G. Netto C.
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    DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERS.
    311 10 Arrival of Sir M- Fitzmaurice And Sir Evan Jones. Among the passengers who arr.ved in ■> ing:' pore by the steamer Namsanr from lunjrkung yesterday evening was Sir Maurice Fitzinaurice C.M.G., accompanied >y I.july Fitzmaurice, «nd who are residing I'.eir stay in Singapore at the "Curope Hotel. Sir
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    778 10 Position of Affairs at Kuala Lumpur. Messrs. Baker, Fearon and Co., Kuata i.umpur, reported at 5 p.m. on Friday Rusincss during the we^k has, on the vhote, lx?vn duller than for some time t,.tlw heavy slump in Tin being the .r;ncip:il cause. Rubbers, however, have ■<> :i
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    TRENGGANU CORPORATION.
    301 10 Machinery Purchased by The Company. Messrs. Gattey and Bateman, secretaries of the Trengganu Corporation, Ltd., forward the following statement regarding machinery recently purchased by the company It comprises a set of hydraul.c centrifugal slu.cing pumps by Thompson Co., Castlen.aine, which includes centrifugal gravel pumps, (Kershaw pattern) lu in.
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    EMPLOYEE'S CLAIM.
    158 10 Schooner a Cood Mascot to The Plaintiff. Baft i..' Mr. .lus'.iee Barrott-Lennard, in the Supreme Court this morning, the case ••ame on in which Mr. Maas, a farmer aBV playaa >f Messrs. Latham and Company, r Urn latter for a sum of $1,08;J.3.<, said to be payable by
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    MINERS AT WORK.
    444 10 What Happens When They Descend Fits. NVv that miners arc so much in the puVlic i-ye, it may be interesting to the public to know somethinj about how their working lives are spent. In the first place, all men who work unIrounU are called minor?, an<l nreclasticcording
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    74 10 T1>b KoouhfaM Trail, a B:ackton-Path' rodncti n m six reels, featuring Sylvia ;r''smiT. ncbert Gordon and an all-star :is\ will be presented at the Marlborough o-niglit, in support of the Adventures of .nth s. rial, featuring Ruth Roland, of hich th? third nnd fourth enisndes will o screened.
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      79 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Can you or any reader kindly give me the following information an ass.stant has been with a Arm for over one year, bonus has been .-rranted by the tire-dors. Has the firm any right to withhold same from tiie assistant
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      Rubber Crisis.
      357 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The present outlook for the Rubber growing industry I think all planters will agree is a very black one indeed, and that unless something is done at once to 'jtimulate the price, it will spell ruin to a great many
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      694 10 To Uh E Jitor of the Straits Times. Sir.— It se^ms to be pretty evident that we are just waking up to the fact that Rubber ne?ds Selection," the same as everytM«g e!s?, in order to get the best out of it. yourself have recently ccrmmented upon what
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    SEMENYTH RUBBER ESTATE.
    724 10 Output Restriction and Price Regulation. The sixth annual general meeting of the members cf S....onyih Kubber Estate, Ltd., was lii>ltl en November 2 at the offices of the Rubber Growers' Association, 38, Eastcheap, Mr. E. G. Money (the chain. an presiding. The Chairman in moving the adoption
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    ( UMAX OF PAPER BOOM.
    211 10 UMAX OF PAPER BOOM. Ri Canada on the Point Of breaking. wuvc of liquidation is swocpMontrenl Stock Exchanjre. It 'cars that the paper market BMMf or later. ■kihk O'Brien an:l Williams, in th i. stockbrokers' circular bttar, say that the r.-.arket for ground wocd sulphite pulp i3 already flattened out,
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      53 10 The- following above will represcat the S.C.C. in a hockey n.a'.;h against tba South Staft"or;!s to-morrow II. S. Burgess, A. N. Laybourne, E. B. Laybourmr, K. E. Pnrig r, C. J. Iltwitt. W. S. Klack. K. r. Fnmktyn, T. H. Holyoah, F. C Stocks (capUin), Rev. T. A. Lee,
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      Football.
      27 10 Tb match between the S.R.C. and United Banks m the fonr.cr's ground! yesterday ended in a drew with no score. The S.K.C. played a man short
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      Golf in Penang.
      23 10 Our lYinrt'.r run— IWimlwil vim that the result of the jrolf n at.h Scotlaiul v. The Kest was a draw
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      M.C.C. Beaten.
      310 10 A Keuti-r wir from Sy-in y, dated November '>•>. s'.-.tes The f.i.C.C. mrffere.i the Qrat <"efeat of their to-.ir to-day when N:w South Wa>s (rained a brilliant victory by s x wickats, scoring 338 run* in the fourth losing! of the mctcii fur the loss of only four
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    The Chief Secretary.
    279 10 The Kuala Lumpur evening paper m Irritated I ll-intaattamd refetvB>- Hi \V. C. Ma -..ell, s»y» the Pinanj; Gazette. V.'.- ventarud to con^rktu.'ute that cent ion an on liU appointment to the post cf Chief Secretary, F.M.S., and Wl aiv n L alone in re.rarling: him as
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    110 10 Macphsil and Ca's Dailj Report. "member 7. haf *<**-*»*' Thr:e monti s gold l. r >. Tin- 50 ton ioH at 11 flare Market.— Remains dull, but fairly steady. Rubber.— Wir. k. then btimg t. w b-iyers. Ulu PontK.rs offering 1.20. Jolol I cents, Tambalaks 70 c
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    13 10 Manila Hous- of Repr— nUtti»ei ha» passed a bill nuthor f th* Philippines.
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    PROFITEERING.
    3125 11 Clothing and Household Necessities. Commission's Report. Following is the fourth interim report Of l he Commission M Profitecr.ng, dated October 1, and signed by W. F. Nutt, u. I). J. Galloway, Lim Boon Keng, A. W. Still, W. Lowther Kemp and A. P. K .binson. There is a reservation
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    WANA WAZIRS COME TO HEEL.
    197 12 Terms Accepted After Operations Are Resumed J !l As announced in a communique of October 26 the terms of settlement for the e Wana Wazirs were given to the tribe at Murtaza on October 10, when they were given a month to consider their reply.
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    HEVEA RUBBER TRUST.
    761 12 Mr. Harrison's Visit to The Estate. The ordinary general meeting of the Hevea Rubber Trust, Ltd., was held on November 3 at tl:e registered office of the company, 139, Cannon-street, E.C., Mr. J. L. Loudoun-Shand (Chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman 3aid Gentlemen, You have all
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    BANKRUPTCY LAW.
    204 12 Compulsory Annual Audit For All Business Men. Falling-ofF in trade is reflected in the increase in the number of bankruptcies and deeds of arrangement during-present year compared with a similar period last year, states a home paper. The increase seems to have been greatest in Urn number of
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    52 12 The jewellery stores of H.ngk- have ;njoyed an immunity of v.>n onths '.rom the operations o* ever xang of hieves, but a darng bjrjlary was perntrated at Messrs. Falconer's store in lotcl Mansions between Saturday afterioon and Sunday morning of last week, rhe booty taken is estimated at between 150,000
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      232 12 KIAM KIAT COMPANY (MARKET STREET) Fresh Arrivals ASF'IN ALL'S fthita SaolUry KUKOPE Pire Brick* ted CUj Enamel x VICHOLSON'B Files KITSON'S Blow Lamps H.ffiBlTTS White Metal GLIDDBN'S Aluminium Paint TARRED Rope j MSINFECTANT AND VARNISH or M <NY MAEB8 AND KINDS MOTOR"QUY LCR^IES BRITiSH For particulars apply Graham Co Ltd.,
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    BRITISH DIVORCE IN CHINA.
    428 13 Jurisdiction Given to Supreme Court. Tbe impottSßt aaaooasement is m'dr thtt, ts «he icsoli tt reprtteatatioai to Ibe BriiUb Krretß« uffi o eaiy ibe pretest yea*, jnii'diotion in Ji«o*oe has been ed io II U Saprriae Cooit ia Bbaoßbii. Tbt N.O. Dtily New* aodentaadstbat tbe osdei
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    LIDAH ANAH RUBBER.
    300 13 Report o! tbe Llqaldator Adopted. The adjootsed exkraordiswy gcaeial meetiag ct ibe Ltdab Taaab Kobbei Syadi este, Ltd, (in Liqaidatios) waa held at 9, Daioa street, P<taaag, oa N i(7. The Hosooiakle Mt W. B. Iboaoo cocopwd the etiait, and thure weie preßtnt Mr J. Otaks WaM,
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    326 13 LONDON'S LOVELY MANIQUIN Seat To Every Centre Of litblon. London i< the botne cf b tctifa! nttDt guns, »ad fnppliee wj M tba latMaa oeatoas ol tbe wold. imeii-i, wbioi t .if tUa wctll's I trsuufoi wraas— M<t. 3 ms C-x B:.i ,i mairied in Li»dcD Ue« v -«h w-s
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      552 14 SALES BY AUCTION AUCTION SALE **f valuable town property Inown a. No. S2, Nankin Streit, Singupore. At our sale-room, N" 30, Kling Street, Urdnreday. December h, at IJ» pjn. Valunble 99 year.-' lensvhold land and ■korhouie pr.-mis.-s No. SL>. N.mkin Street," Singapore, area I.SH square feet, yearly ej.it rent .s2.
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      638 14 NOTICE RE CLEABLNU OF CHEQUES. Customers and the Public are notified that he umlormentioned six Chinese Bank, in Singapore, will' conform, so far a. regard ihequvs on Bank, other than themselves, ,o the alteration in the hour for effecting he accond clearing of cheques (namely from I p.m. te 2
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      1514 14 AjmU t)T«r fl.s<M),oww B.C. Assurance In force over $15,000,006 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANGE GO. LTD. (Ineorporat.d la Strait* Settlement.) ■SAD OFFICB I Wl.ch.at*. Maaaa, Naga****. LONDON OFFICE I It, Old Jewry. EX. The Company kaa .VMM d«p«.lt*d with the Supreme Cart af England aad compile, with th. British Life
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      577 14 BANKING lANQUE INDSiSTRIELLE 0^ CHINE Authoriied Capital Pr*. ZSO.OOO.OO* Siib.cribed Capital Frs. 160,000,00* raid-up CapiUl Fra. 75.000.C0. 1/3 of the Capital .übecribed by la. Government of the Ch:re*e Republic). Chairman of the Board of Director* i Andre Berthe'ot General Manager A. J. Pernotto HEAD OFFICE 74, Rj. Saint Lazare, Part*
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    THE MOTORING WORLD
    1142 15 Notes and Comments Ol Current Topics. Chance ol Cheaper Motoring Motoring is eateriag ca a new pban-j its hittoiy, and tbeib is little doubt bnl that tbe i year 19'il will m»?k a H'ett advanoj it. all lufmb of motor road tmnapoit with le.jaid to ilia tooaomieal
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    67 15 A stone monument— waatad i;i the <.f the Sojiji Temple at Tnurumi I V-jsiTi kuishu, in nifmory of the officers and men of flit company's 0 Ijst their lives at the hands of 1 i :;n submarine pirates durimr the war, \I at to be unveiled tit November l! 7.
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      186 15 JUST LANDED First Shipment of 1921 HODEL FORD OARS WIIH THE FOLLOWING NEW FEATURES:— ONE MAN TOP VENTILATING WINDSHIELD DETACHABLE RIMS WITH SPARE RIM LOWERED AND SLOPING FRONT AND REAR SEATS WITH IMPROVED UPHOLSTERY EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT ELECTRIC SELF-STARTER Ki'tnilar shipments are MaTeaßlaag forward and we will h<> in
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      229 15 JOO GUAN CO. Robber and General Merchauta. Balp-Chandlcra and Sol* Agcats for th« BURMA STEAM ROPE WORKS. 1, 1 and 8, South Canal Road aaa 16, Klin* Street. T«Upbon« No. 14U. ALWAYS IN STOCK > LJgat-HooM Brand oiled coir ropet, l-lnck Bermlco fibre water pipes. Hnbbacks' paint pale boiled linaeed
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      291 16 GUAN KIAT CO. LIMITED (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) SS. Phillip Street. SIM. WOKE. r.OOI>S HEADY IN STOCK NOW Hubburk's MM Linseed Oil Huhhiirk's Linseed Oil Huhhiirk'N (iinuine TurpentintHuWiuclih Ulack I'aint HubbuckS. liluf I'ainl Hubburk's Brown I'uint Hubburk'n British (iroen I'aint Hulibiirl.'- BtwWS O\\t\<- I'aint Hubburk's Chocolate Paint Hnbburk's Chrome Yellow
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      273 16 RMMKR TP PUITiM novcHS 1 rLOVGHS 7 I fLOVGHi 1 1 NEGRO AND LUZON-LAGIO with Extra Sbeari aad FttHa***. ■BW SHIPMBNT JUST ABBCT«* Apply GUAN KIAT CO. UMRBB Me. PHILLIP eTBKaTT. «EBUA»O«Ji IN STOCK AS PIN ALL'S MOTOR TTRB PAINT HIN WATT CO. Market Street and Orchard Head. BINGAPOIB. BOON
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      1983 16 CUSSTO MRTISEMENTS The PBXPAID charge* far Waata, M Sale, T* Let. etc, ia ordlaary elu**-Mt ty*e (averag* six word* te Uml ara I Ml line eae insertion 28 ct*, two in*. 49 1 eta, tare* in*. U et*, four ins. 81 tti-sn in*. 91 00, six In*. 91.18, ten in*.
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