The Straits Times, 13 January 1922

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,843 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      149 1 [p a *znvk* 3 If You require a really First Class SHERRY And one that is quite outside the ordinary.TRY A BOTTLE OF T ravens' A Fine Old Pale Sherry 1 OBTAINABLE OF MOST HIGH CLASS WINE HEALERS Including the following;: BUN BRF. Ac Co., Rochore Hoad, CHOP KMOON lIIN,
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      268 1 NEW NOVELS Z2£ THE IDOL OF PARIS By Sar;ih Bornh.irHt Price $2..10 THE WINGS OF VKTOKY Fred. M. White 2.50 THE HONOUR OF HIS HOUBI Fred. M. ItTUtc 2^o TIIK GREEN BOUGH E. Trmple Thurston 2.50 ANTHONY LYVEDEN Dornford Yates 2M) THE YELLOW lIOKPE Hal. G. Evarts 2.50 THE LADY
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      9 1 MILKMAID < iwnrni CmUml mn Prle» mn KI.U iw cuw <
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    A MATA HARI DRAMA.
    457 2 Sensational Play at the Paris Renaissance. When it is noted that it is generally assumed that M. Charles Henry Hirsch's new play at the Renaissance, Paris, La] Danseu.se Rouge, was inspired by the tragic career of Mata Hari, the variety dancer atul cownupotttau spy wbo was
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    SUEZ CANAL COMPANY.
    381 2 Increased Traffic Over 1919 And 1920. Traffic through thi> Suez Canal for the first six month.- of ltti Aemi an increase over the corresponding periods of 1919 i ami 1920. While the increase in the number uf vessels is not large there was a decided ImriMl in
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    RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
    138 2 Extraordinary Scenes in Milages And Towns. I A religious revival is bceinninc among Scottish fishiTmei' who arc rettunnng froir 1 Lowes toft and Yai mouth after the horI ring season, and it is now nracpiiig the I Scottish fi --hinu" 'owns and yiMagea from Eyemouth ta Peterhead. l^ai-Ri-
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    26 2 The Ministry of Transport havin K uucid ed to pay half the cost, thi- Kustbourm Town Council decided to spend t"41.:: 10 01: widening East Dfan-rond
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      114 2 Bergougnan Tyres I (MAD* IN ntAMCB.) Fresh •lock* are now available from all leadin* garage* and from Bole AKcnw ior 8.8. aud Malay PenlmnU. A. CLOUET Co. sinoa"oke! Tvl. No. 240. Ito i^ cetic 99 per cent. 44 lbs. nett. T. Nagai Co. High Street Tel. 1113 Michelin Cord and
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      294 2 P±3l FOUCAULD 10*^ cst? ie-*y at 1 O'CLOCK BAFKTT SAZOB Stropped without MDioTinf bl*d«. Ask your dealer to show it to you. r c V vtn \irustfl V I It Brooke Bond's Ked Label." The o»/> tea with the g.irilcn flavour. Wkj Because it is the t»lj one that is
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      119 2 SWINEHART .^n TYRES AND TUBES W> |I Pacific Trading Co., Ltl O^J I 66, 67 6* KOBINSON ROAD \^^V I H Q a POR K NEW ARRIVAL OF Neo-Salvarsan Prices much cheaper on account of the low rate of German exchange. DOSAGE II (M uiO 111 (0.45 IV (0.6 VI
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    A PLEA FOR GAS.
    823 3 High Explosives are More Brutal. Professor Nernst, Rector of Berlin Unversity, one of Germany's most dis tincuiehed men of science, upon whom tht N..bcl prize for chemistry has just beei conferred, has very emphatic doubts a; to the wisdom or usefulness of the move ment favoured
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    GIRL BURNED ALIVE.
    162 3 Sacrifice to Exarci.se The Devil. A trairi'tiy v.a.- HatCtad to-. lay in a small iilla<;i. in Eaatcrn Pomcrania which afforda paral'd to thf Grand (iui;:no: < f 11m ()!<1 W»>mon. which liux been lately ihri.Kmr Loml..n, writes the l)j:il> Expi Berlin correspondent on Deecav j TaWM cliii
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      400 3 Manly Vigour and Strength Dr. Cassell's Tablets Put New Life into Weak, Nervous, Worn-out Men. Jamaica. Sootu Africa. Bfc.Xtw.N 1 <--mublf. Mr. Krn«t J SuiitJi, M», Mltabnl i ...1,1,.,,, a.,,..,. «,,;«.-"i-or ahnut two'^ix. J I Wd •tanu e( icH-diilM n u,» er ilia »ufltrtU Itoit ncr»,- n h*»« tioa an«
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      363 3 ARE YOU BLONDE OR BRUNETTE It in a phy-.ii. logical fact that dark per- j 1M more subject to constipa' t t;-.ai. o are fair. Still, every'iody needs *i"ivp a^si tanco soniptime, and PiN K. r.T--TO suit both sexes, all races and every T!i-y Manet constipation, di?pe' !>iiio»s ick headaches,
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      509 3 HYDRAULIC MINE OWNERS. MINING INVESTORS AND OWNERS OF TIN LANDS T>-o htttal ;ion. for X»wng Pet Tin, I.ttl ,f mv :.--tcni of K!evating bfing no far aJ vanciwl that thi- !<t»ff -a-, •■•jcnplitv. I aprep. trod for n linrtc.l r. '>d to oxamin' propertioi a« to their suitability for treatn
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      249 3 irowa Baßjn»s Vn\M American Lines Int. Baceoaoaaa lo IMVFRMORE DEARBORN ft CO.. I.|\|ITK!I. (Incorporated in D INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE Regular Service between NY.. Singap-rc and Java p.r!- aad I FOR NEW YORK 1)11 (via Suez) CLLARWAT R Jan 15. HALF MOON end WESTCA P(I\W end {ROM NEW YORK (vh ?\t?.)
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      825 4 STOWER SAIUN6S P. 0.-British India m d Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) The Company'a MAIL SKli\ |i K BAST Ol' ItO.MHAY are at present suspended LONDON FAR-EASTEKN SEKVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES AND
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      592 4 STEMEB SfIIUWS N.Y.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnight Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP, VIA PORTS YOSHINO MARU Jsn. 22 MISIIIMA MARU Jan. 29 SADO MARU Feb. 8 KITANO MARU Feb. 22 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service FOB MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VIA POSTS MALACCA MARU Feb. 16 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service
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      720 4 STEAMER SAILINGS KONINKLIJKE PAKETYAART MAATCHAPPIJ (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) Telephone Noa. Pssssge Dept. 131, Freight Dept. 1202. Marine Dept. and Tranship"'' Dent. 1417, Mana-.tr'a Dept. 1002. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. VAN HOGENDORP January 13, Blinjoe, Dieboes and Palembanu. KI'MPIUUS— January 13. Batavia,
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      444 5 STEAMER SAILINGS E£3i-m!l9 —■•■■■■Ml (Ineorparatai In Engl»n4,i TBAJW-PACIFIC TRANS-ATLANTIC QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC EMPRESS OF ASIA AND EMPRESS OF RUSSIA 16,850 tons Quadruple Screw.. Speed 21 knot*. Hongkong to Vancouver 18 days G. $375.00 Hongkong to Europe -29 days G. $681.25 EMPRESS OF JAPAN (6,000 tona) MONTEAGLE (G.I6S toni)
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      230 5 STEAMER SAILINGS 0. S. K. TUB OSAKA SHOSKN KAISHA LTD. (Incorporated la Japaa) Ha. I, Da Ro.sa Street. Proposed Sailing frosa Singapore (Subject to change vlthout notles) EUROPEAN UNB For Pert ftald, Marseilles, !*adoa, Aatwsiv, Baitardasa aad Hambarg ARGUN MARO Jaa. II Jaa. U '"•nit Ma-«»ll!.. ANDES MARU Feb. 23
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      100 5 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE SINGAPORE to NEW YORK VIA SUEZ s.s. Robert Dollar LOADING SINGAPORE FEBRUARY 8. s.s. Esther Dollar LOADING SINGAPORE FEBRUARY 20. Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada. For furher information as to Rates, etc., apply to
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      478 5 STEAMER SAILINGS Glen and Shire lßear»«r«te# la Cnglaa4) JOINT SIBYIC* OF STIAMMI ■OMXWABM GLFNAVT for Genoa, London R'dam and H'burg about Feb. B GLENLUCF London R'dam Antwerp and Hamburg about Feb. IB GLENSUANK Genoa, Marseilles, London nnd Hamburg about Fob. 26 OOTWABM GI-ENADE for Hongkong, Bkassjkaj nnd Japnn about Ji.n.
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      710 6 CIHEMAS TTppnTii" CINEMA THEATRE North Bridge Road. TV $«*«> f»»K* a* V.ii f.m a Charming. That Inoe Production lHaf I Wka WlLLUmaal WILLIAM OKSMOND In :i Flat in lnU>rc-t Story I ..c TWF CRIMINAL 5 He's St>n«H'i.j..' \ctionfiil Thr.U: WILLIAM DFBVONn. appearip X i rote si.raewh.it M n -Alat he
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      415 6 CINEMAS PALACEGAY CINEMA First Show at 7.80 SILENT BCOTT Featuring Roy Stewart DAMES AND DENTIST 3 bi« Reels Jimmy Aulirey Comedy Second Sbow at Ma AUSTRALASIAN OAZKTre No. 6»O I Hie LURKING aUßjitSi SUrring Anne l.uther and .-ocg- I.nrlin Episode T. A SaUnic Plot 2 parts, Kpisodi Helpless in the
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      88 6 STAR OPLRA At tb" Tbmtrs Royal, North Bridge Road TO-NHiHT 1 TO-NIBHT I Mr. Y. L. Tan present* Miss Otto In a Great Chive.v. Tmgical Piece SUT CHRF. POH Saturday, .i.iauart II Kani bin Oirn prodnrc A Big rmgiuul Piece Tije WONDERFUL TRUNKS K. B. COKONG. Proprietor. Y. L. TAN,
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      313 6 VOLUNTEERING EURASIAN COMPANY, S.V.C. I Those desirous of nrnlline in the above 1 Company should attend ut the S. V. C. DrilI Hall, Hoach Road, on Wednrsday, Januar 18, 1922, from 4.10 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. D. M. NOTES -I.KV, IS, OaataJa, Adjurant, S.VX Quality of Workmanship and Finish Plus
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      88 6 STEAMER SftIUHGS lUNO TRißTSftti H. TOMPANT in lt«!fl HOMEWARD 3AII.INCS TRIKSTI" Jnnu. ir, [UCIA Fcl.. 7 Tor Colombo, Aiirn, Hiatus, Part Paid. critditi, Vrnlrr and Trit-lr, (aVlnf cargo n thrpoth BMI o' I 'i^n tor TUme, the l'.-»«n» ir.^l Mad !\>rU <>l '< Trirr-. i* %i| later. j npaay h»v»
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT.
    459 7 Straits Chinese TaHinj? f»art In Decorations. Unildi- the auspices of the StraiU Chinese British Association a meeting ot all the Strait.- ChiMM Clubs was hold on the lltli nisi., al lha (Jarilcn Clut> to 1 1 scuss the ()uisticn of taking part in the decorations
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    206 7 ▼SSAXLR AT THK IKK'U Ra«t Wharf Rnila Nil Rait Wharf KM. Sh«-fr« Wharf Ginnc Sonfr. Main hnrf Gn tina, Hum-'h us, Kurvalu* haMn Marw. Empirr Hack Kasla, Lai 9mm. W.-l Wharf l.y>:.,./i. Poiyphemts. Jardin~« Whirf Nil Palo Braul Coal Wharf Nil Kegnvi litrHoar. Main Wharf KagMt, Launch L».i
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    138 7 To-day rVrl K«n I p.m I'rnnnK <«nd Calmtta .3 p.m. Batu Pahat S p.m. Rniavjn, Ch'iihon and Samarang 4 p.m M-.lacco and Man 4 p.m. Khio. T..1..C. Pontiaiiak, Bawkawans, 1 >nrkal and Saiajbj >< "< Tendjoni; Hal* and 1 1 |>.m. M.- lmi and Ba 1 .1
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    30 7 (OfflHul Pet C Sln*»p«re November lft Novemb.r 17 November 19 DiTcmbrr 2 Di-crmber R r Arrived Ui December 8 December 14 December 1« Dumber 31 January January
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    109 7 namm Friday, Jaauary Is. High Water, 9.81 a.m., 11.4 p.m. Saturday, January 14. High Wat«r, 10.1 CI *.m., gpll p.m. H. I. outward mail dot. Sunday, January IS. High Water, 11.6 a.m. Mi.nda;. January 16. High Water, Q.IT a.m., 0.37 p.m. I Straits Trading Co.,altg., 11, Collyer
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    143 7 EXCIIA.NCIE. Singapore, January 13. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 332 Demand 2/3 27/3J Private .1 m. credits 2/4 11/32 On New York Demand 48*» Private WO ila.vs Itfi On France, Bank 575 Oa Int! j, Bank T. T. 17SVi On Hongkong', Bank d/d 13?4 p.c. prem.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    50 7 Sinptpore StHndarci Pale Crep*> Closinjr Priit~ Buyers. Sellers. Singapore St«ndr. Ribbed Smolc 8b« Closine I i B'typr Spot Feb-March. April -June Spot Tc-b.-Miatch Aoril-June 26 37 38 aSVi 4O'/» -IP, Tone of ma <et T -Weak. DAILY PRICE. f FKKNT. 12 noon, Jr.iu.iry 13.
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      MINING.
      169 7 Val. P.!. Buyers. Sellers. 1 I Ayer Wenjc I<M) 1 1 HiUm Tin 1.30 1.40 1 1 Jelantoh 0.60 £1 11 Kam. Kamuntin? 1.17.6 2.0.0 x<i. 10 10 KittU Asoc. 3.50 4.50 £1 £1 Lahat Mines 5 5 Linsu' Tin 4.00 4.50 10 lv Malayan Coll. 14.;»0 l.'i.UOoti. 1
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      GENERALS.
      150 7 IM. Val. Pd. Buyers Sellers. £1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco T..3.0 3.8.0 cd 10 10 Central Engines 15.50 1G.50 10 10 Getrfrc I Vl< i r- SJM o £1 il E. Smeltinp Co. 5.75 6.25 5/- 5/- Eiectric T'way* 2^6 U LQ Fowar 4 -Waves 2".1W ■>■ M 50
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      DEBENTURES.
      77 7 U. /Oaf. I M. 13..2JU1M p« I M M S']K>xt Octrle lia?:«-»y», C2fift.\KtO S'r-'Vo Uonleliuii p.*. fijfnjm .Sporv kiatu <tt i.t. cf 1907 U.WC.OOC 10 }A, in b'per* Man. 4Vh J».e. ct 19CV fI,OOC,SOO 10 p.*. 4U .S'por* Man. i% pe. of IM9 MBPO.OCC !t p.c. in (4| j.«.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      428 7 I r.i-..T and Co. nnd Lyall >n j..;i i Lateit •Taiiaal* SlerHnj; Quotatiuaa art printed on another page na Friday T<MJ*j'a Ptu-h. Ki»*er Lya.i Co. Evait. AlUnby (SI) 015 0.25 0.15 0.25 Alor Gajah ($1) 1.30 1.50 1.20 1.40 I A. Hitam (|5) 9.50 10.50 9.50 10.50 A.
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      642 7 LATEST ADVERTISISMENtS TO USX, ii Upbinsou Koa»l. Apply to 11. Bagaoon 5-1. Malacca Stn.t. FOB *\LK huntinif-hjtlJle with numnah Vridle eomplajts bar and briiloun $60. 149, Strmt,. lirn.-. ■Ty LKT, oi.e furni«hed room vmUir and r!rc;r r 1 iijrht .'> nriuutcs from town occupa- >Vl>riiar>- I. Apply A. C. F.,
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      64 7 SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS NETHERLANDS GUTTA-PERCHA COMPANY. Head Office and Works Town-Office and Showroom PASill PAXJANG. 5. RAFFLES PLACE. The First Manufacturers of RubberGoods in the East. Kubber-Belting Solid-Tyres Ebonite-Roda Uulilmt-Hi.m- Dic.vele-Tyr«H Ebtmite-Sheeta Rubber-Sheets lurringr-Tyrcs Ebonite-Tubes Rubber-Valves Ricksha-Tyres Ebonite- Kings Rubber- Kuffers Perambulator-Tyre* Ebonite-Sundries ANYTHING in the Rubber line can be
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      258 7 AUCTION SALE h "h. ',1 furnit'ir.' com- tai.le -..it.i n: rblc v.p-. tea!rm anj t. pa) k >f ti-ak P", etc. i S, off V ilich an lati it 2.:.0 p.m. CHEON I CO.. Auctioneer;-. AUCTION SALE if on Victoria Austm '•:<-■ C "nd '..a."i- <■■"• To a' our aala-1
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      78 7 AUCTION SALE At i V' M lay, Jununr. i I One two ton running On ■ND WiST A to IOCUSBJSS* i Ineorpf.n.:. I MORTGAGE s S;\LE T 'ne 7. mileitoi c, un th. l.'i 10.": our ails t :i Wednes.!r-\ Full partic.'.irs an i nONfl K'l.iN PRINTING Ma AND TYPE
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    DEATH
    20 8 JACK. At Sv,|r.ey, Australia, suddenly oi, January 12, 1922, Alexander Jack of The Struts Trailing Co., Ltd. (By cable).
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 ALLIES AT CANNES.
    1072 8 The Straits Times FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 ALLIES AT CANNES. The object of the Allied Conference at Cannes seems to be 'to reach some definite understanding as to what shall be done about the German reparation payments and in connection with this there is 8 movement on foot 'to bring about
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    51 8 The adjourned hearing was resumed ia the Supreme Court, Shanghai, on the 4th inst. of the claim by R. G- Ashtnn against his employers, Messrs. Moutrie's for 14,000 for alleged breach of agreement and $1,000 for alleged assault and battery. After iengthy evidence had been heard the hearing was further
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    72 8 The Rotterdam Lloyd Co.'s new motor ship Kedoe arrived at B'-lawan on the sth instant on her maiden voyage. She was built by the Danish firm of Bur. meister and Wain, Copenhagen. She has a deadweight of 6,500 tans and a speed of 12 knots and with 1,220 tons of
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    17 8 A new Residency and senior first class Government quarters are being built near the golf-links at Ipoh.
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    19 8 The Shanghai College has received an anonymous gift from America of $100,000 for the erection of a woman's building.
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    26 8 In Sungei Besi over 30 shop-houses are empty. Rents vary from $25 to $50 per month, while at Salak South the rates are $25 to $30.
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    17 8 Considerable defalcations have been discovered in the Customs books at Weltevreden. They dnvolvc many thousands of guilders.
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    18 8 The Municipal Assessor places the annual value of the Singapore Harbour Board's property at $4,501,648, or say $4,500,000.
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    26 8 The death has occurred at Shanghai of Mr. A. S. Fobes, of Fobes and Co., Ltd., a pioneer American businessman, who came to China in 1863.
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    21 8 As Mr. Justice. Barrctt-Lennard is taking the Assizes the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, is presiding over the Bankruptcy Court to-day.
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    27 8 Th 2 2nd class of the order of the Crown of Siam has been conferred on Sir John Anderson (Phra Bides Banij), ConsulGeniTal for Siam in London.
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    31 8 The rate of issue of money orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 170= $100. The rate of payment of money orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 175 $100.
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    24 8 The Interdenominational meeting will be held on Monday, the 16th, at the V.MC.A., Orchard Road, at 5.30 p.m. Rev. F. H. Sullivan will preside.
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    30 8 The price of rubber for the assessment of duty for the period from January 13 to January 19, 1922, inclusive, is 36 cents per pound, equivalent to $48 per picul.
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    27 8 There will be a cinema show at the V.M.C.A. on Saturday night at 8.30. Members may book seats for themselves and friends before 4 o'clock on Saturday.
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    34 8 At Sungei Besi Chinese mining coolies are said to be making 70 cts. to 80 cts. per day if on contract, while, if on wages, they are getting 40 cts. per day and food
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    35 8 Mr. St. Clair Naier died on the 3rd inst. after a long and painful illness- Only •".6 years of age, he was born in Shanghai .vhere he was a well-known athlete. H leaves a widow.
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    33 8 The St. Joseph's Old Boys are invited to attend a farewell on Saturday at 4 p.m. which will be given to Rev. Bro. Michael, ex-director of the school, before. his departure for Manila.
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    31 8 G. B. Leicester, of Shanghai, against whom a long string of charges alleging ;a:se pretences was preferred, has been •ommitted t-,r trial. Bail was allowed in •.wo suret:?s of $500 each.
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    32 8 E. Beddall. an employee of the Shangha Dock and Engineering Company, has cim nenced an action in the British court, ai Shanghai, for $2,500 for wrongful dis misral. The hearing was adjourned.
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    37 8 Mr. C. A. Pearcy was in Bournemouth for Christmas and the New Year. Or February 3 he, with Mrs. Pearcy and child is leaving Liverpool by the Lancashire for Colombo, where he again joins the Chartered Bank.
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    39 8 There were 528 divorces in Scotland in 1921, as compared with 810 in 1920, but the number is still more than double the average. Husbands were petitioners in '284 cases and wives in 244. Only 14 petitions were refused.
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    38 8 The Chinese community of Kuala Kubu has petitioned the Government to remove the town to Ampany Pecha, three miles up the line, where the northern end of the deviation will rejoin the old route, instead of to Rasa.
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    43 8 The Friendly Band's literary meeting will bs held at the C. C. A. Hall to-day. Mr. J. I'psold, the new secretary and physical director of the Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A., will deliver a lecture on Egypt. Friends of members and all interested are invited.
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    52 8 In their produce report, dated the 12th |inst., Messrs. Barlow and Co. state During the past week copra prices have again weakened slightly and business generality has been quieter. Closing quotations are as follows No. 1 standard <:>.75 to $10. No. 2 standard $9.50 to $9.75, No. 3 standard $9.25
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    56 8 An impressive memorial service was he'd in the Martyrs Memorial Hall, Shanghai, on December 29, for the late Mr. Au Ben, formerly managing director of Sinceres. Dr. T. H. Lee, President of the Fuhtan University, presided. Fifty organisations were represented and the walls were covered with hundreds of scrolis. Five
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    92 8 The following properties were sold by auction by Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. at their saleroom, 30 Chulia Street, on Wednesday afternoon. Freehold land and houses 23-1 and 23-2 off Killimy Road, area 1,220 and 1,150 sq. ft. respectively, bought by Mr. Neo Hong Watt for $7,000 three pieces
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    90 8 Yesterday a Hokien sampan coolio, named Koh Eec Eec, was placed before Mr. B. Nunn. District Judge, charged with robbery of $9.50 from a Chinese passenger aboard his sampan on December 30 last. According to the prosecution the passenger was in the act of paying his fare when the accused
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    508 8 Reutcr cables ncwi of the death of Mr. Edgar Bundy, A. R. A. Mr. Justice M. Whitley, from Penang, will preside at the ensuing Malacca Assizes. It is understood that Mr. W. Duncan, who is now living near Woking, js returning to the F.M.S. in April. Mr.
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    Outward Mail.
    34 8 Mails from Europe, (London m ii!s dated December '_L'» ex B. I. teamrr Xteesta will arrive by train to-morrow niornintr. Correspondence wi'l he ready for delivery to boxholders about 10.. '50 a.m.
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    Matron General Hospital.
    70 8 Following his letter, which we published yesterday, Mr. L. It. Macphail si nils us :i cheque for $L'M to open a fund in order that some presentation aay be made t > Miss Paul, who is about to leave Singapore, in recognition of her services as Matron
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    The Central Engine Works.
    96 8 The Central Engine Works have aMVed into their new building c n Stamford Bead, and b( th the size, position and general aspect of the r pnBUMi afford the company scope not only f,,r adeqoate dieplay of their special lines, but is in keeping with the
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    Marine Exchange Library.
    116 8 Before his departure on leave Mr. Cranna of the V.M.C.A. started a Ke*HM Exchange Library, the idea being to enable mariners calling at the pott to exchange their small stock of books f. mr n fi Mr. (ranna, now back in Singapore, has resumed control of the
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    Beware of Mr. Sneezer.
    104 8 Dr. Hall Dalby, in a noteworthy lettura on The Common Cold, delivered at a hygienic instituti', said that main caught old by always keeping th ir handkerchiefs in the same pocket, or thi'V reinfei'toii themselves by using unwashed han'ikrrchii'f-. A hearty srirra-T. said thi 1 lecturer,
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    ALLIES AT CANNES.
    861 9 Terms of the Franco-British Pact Threatened French Political Crisis. Kki tkk's Service. London, January 11. Cninis Mr. l.l'.vd George handed M. I'.riand the draft of the Anglo-French Pact which M. P.riand wi I submit to the French Cabinet to-morrow. London January 11. Cannes A long aide-memoire was
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    Washington Conference.
    167 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 11. Washington The Japanese have tentatively agreed to the withdrawal of their troops from the German Kiaochow leasehold and from the Shantung railway, on condition that China furnishes adequate polic protection. The Japanese suggested that the withdrawal of the railway guards should be treated
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    South African Strike.
    125 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 11. Johannesburg The Men's Federation has requested General Smuts to call a joint meeting of employ-el's and the Federation. The Unions demand a withdrawal of all ultimatums and notices and no further reduction in wages until the margin between assumed and actual increase
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    League of Nations.
    70 9 Reuter'b Service. London, January 11. Geneva The first session of the Council of the League of Nations was opened publicly under the presidency of Heer Hymans. The Council approved of the constitution of a permanent mandates commission, also the report of Sir Eric Drummond on a permanent
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    Steel Bar Prices.
    41 9 Reitkr's Service. London, January 11 The South Wales Siemens Steel Association of Swansea have reduced the price of steel bars by 7s. 6d. per ton to £7 7s. 6d., equivalent to a quarter of the war time price.
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    Dutch Indies.
    147 9 Bold Proposals by the German Group. Reuter's Service. London, January 12. It is reported from Washington that there is anxiety in responsible quarters lest Holland should drop out of the nine power agreement and request that any reference to her East Indian empire be limited to a careful
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    Italian Banking.
    104 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 12. Rome It is reported from a trustworthy source that negotiations are progressing to reconstitute the Banca Disconto with Italian and foreign capital. Mr. Otto Kahn, of the United States, and M. Dreyfus, of Paris, are expected to participate in the new concern. The
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    Ireland.
    91 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 11. Mr. Griffith is summoning tho Southern Parliament, elected last May, to meet in Dublin Mansion House on the 14th inst, for the ratification of the Treaty and the establishment of a provisional government. London, January 11. D? Valeraites have decided not to attend the
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    Spanish Politics.
    46 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 12. Madrid The Cabinet has resigned. It is believed that the resignation is due to the King's refusal to sign the decree dissolving the military juntas, otherwise the officers' organisations, which was presented by the Minister of War, Senor Lacierva.
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    America and Canada.
    54 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 12. Washington A cost price bill was introduced in the House of Representatives authorising the construction of a channel connecting the great lakes with the sea via Wall End Canal and the St. Laurence river, the expense to be equally borne by the
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    Australia.
    39 9 Reuter's Service. London, January 11. Melbourne Mr. Hughes denies the rumours that Mr. Pcarce, the Australian representative at the Washington Conference, is remaining in America. He <ays that Mr. Pearce would return to Australia after the conference closed.
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    Helping Russia.
    38 9 Belter's Service. London, January 12. Washington At a conference with Mr. Hoover and Mr. Lasker, chairman of the Shipping: Board, President Harding agreed that the board's vessels which are now idle should carry grain to Russia.
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    Through Train to Bangkok.
    1998 9 Linking of F.M.S. and Siamese Systems. (By Our Special Correspondent.) Bangkok, January 8. A roving commission and an enforced holiday are as well fitted as a round hole and a round peg. The harmony is perfect and under the spell of the Christmas and New Year
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    U. K. RUBBER MOVEMENTS.
    137 9 We are indebted to Messrs. Wilson Holgate and Co. for a copy of the Rubber Trade Association of London monthly statistics of United Kingdom Imports anil Exports of rubber showinir results for November. The essential figures are as follows Imports, November 1921. 1920. From Malaya 2,308
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    THE MUNICIPALITY.
    1502 9 Enquiry into Financial Position. Report of Commission. The report of the Commission appointed by the Governor to enquire i:ito the financial position of the Municipality has now been issued. It is signed by Mr. G. P. Bradney (president), Mr. J. A. Klias, the Hon. Dr. D. J. Galloway,
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    THE KILTED COMPANY.
    196 10 Sped 'I krraafMMßta t<»r Scstthfe ni mteers. hitch in thi i yesterday f ing the any of th. Volunteer* lat th. mm their na' the Drill Hal! The pip. .iinl me c,r two of ticularly it I .he formation f tl a eaee Oh whi my ir^i-.-laml
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    680 10 Annual Report of the Board Of Directors. The report of the directors to the members of the Straits Trading Company, Ltd. ■>r the business year ended September ItO. IRZI, satte.s By ißfrtal resolutir.n passed at extrairdinary general meeting, on July 21, t confirmed at extraordinary jen.ral meetirr.
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    THE KEDAH TRAGEDY.
    228 10 Jury's Censure of Polite Escort. (I'rom Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, January 12. At the ini|Ui.-t on th death of the latt Mr. Doughty Smith, the verdict of the try wni that death was easjeed by gunihet weemdi Brad b.>. peaessi or pjaiMsßi inkuowu, presumably Chines;- ganir rob-
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    50 10 The Thirteenth Chair is the Gaiety attraction. This production was shown at the Victoria Theatn last week ;in<! rib) uld draw crowded house/. Other features are r Stroke, an Kurle William pietiin-, the Uth ami 12th fflinii of "■irrhCinsr Fat L sirinl. a new Cazittu ..nrl :i(ni tin- Mag Humming.
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    Indragiri Rubber.
    1282 10 Chairman's. Optimism in Spite Of Heavy Strain. The fourth annual general meeting of Indragiii Rubber, Limited, was held at It* registered offices. French Bank Build- 'Uf». yesterday. Mr. J. A. Kliaj presided Srtd others present were MtsiTs. A. E. Baddeley. H. Clarkson, Tan Kheam Hock. ii. Diem a,nd
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    533 10 e> Transactions on Much Smaller Scale. Means. Cuthrie and Co. report Singapore, January l'J. Tl. pi ried under review has been marked uy a dull market, business, prior to the opening of tin- auctions yesterday, having been of negligible proportions. At ths amtlana a fcir demand was
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    177 10 Tttn ntw episodes of The Lo.-t City Nos. 11 and 12 in four parts, will be put on the screen from to-night in the first show i:t the Liberty Hall supported by I Rainbow coinuly, Oh You T.ast Lynn in I two acts. In the second show. Thos
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      PENANG RACES.
      265 10 Excellent Going on Second Day. Glorious w rather prevailed fir th< second day's racing at Pvnani;. attracting a large attendance, The t; iiii£ was cellvnt. The following wire the results Race 1 (sev.'n ami a half furlongs).— Hatfielrl Boy (Billett) 1 Jaunty Jay < Reiifoarn) 2 Cheeky Boy
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      Cricket in Malacca.
      196 10 A Malacca correspondent writes 1 have read in yeJSH issue of the 10*1 inst. the ad 1 iunt of a ineeiint;- in th S.CC. regarding a cricket tournament J This tournament, in addition to the Sinsrapore League, ahosja the cricketing spirit ►f Baafaafoxe. i ce.i.ve the Malacca
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      Football.
      224 10 The Ex-Services put out a goad tein against the SR.C. yesterday n th< latwr's grosatd and won fairly easily b; !hn gi als to one. The S.R.C. were tht first to draw b'ojd, but Harvey soon pu; ihe Kx-Strv.ces Ml and furtiur >,roalwere added by Schofioid and Buchanan. To.day>
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      Rugby.
      229 10 Yesterday's rqggav on *)i>. Padanc did not furnish any brillian. A^eteand with several regular first fifteen 4m"B' away a. lot of interest was l'ist-^fj(se-Colours w.re Lett, r forward and ta*u."i Ihaviner a rather scratch three lint- the fact of nearly atwajfe Kettinsr the ball from the serums made up
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      Cricket.
      144 10 i Th; S.CC. crick t seas -n will b- opened to-morrow, with a farewell match against tht Staffords, starting at 'J p.m. The club team wi I b^ A. 11. Asattex, \C R. Brander, H. M. CantreU, G. C Clarke. A. CttUen, O. P. Griml p.. T. Holder, C.
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      Golf.
      24 10 The monthly medal competition on th< K(4>pel Golf Club Unka wiD (>,■ played to morrow and on Sunday an, l tii lad; BO Monday.
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      61 10 The third of 1 Scmcrville Biwl wi I take place m Sunday ul> ti *****. Start M •'dock Pfrcentfge handicaps, hours limit 3 nail Class will race f r Phylli111 Cup. Start ]".;•>. Uaanl eonrse. Onsen ami er ws of boats are rsajy«at>il td n .ti that
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      Steeplechases and Hurdle Races.
      174 10 LMMM Wire of IW-ember TO <fat«s: An importuiit proposal that positions i!i iteenlechasc* nnd hur.lic rur.,hall h.- drawn Sir the start in future i- c i>nnjr before the National Hunt Committee in a fortnight on the stewards' ecomoundation. The proposal is regard- .i-- certain to become
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    379 10 Life Sentence for a Dangerous Gang Robber. The trial .>f four Chinese, Chin Shoon Choh, Chin Sam, Ohm Sec and Vfong Mgee, which <„ bef m Mr. Ju»tis- Bam H Lennard, >n W iay, was mallnmd and concluded yesterlay, the acting Solicitor-General, Major M.C. prosecuting on behaf of
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    71 10 Macphai) nnd Co.'s Daily Report. Shik;!'""' 1 January 13. Sihrer :ii i' i"«' n >- Time month.s geld Share market. Ouiit. RuK" emiuin y. Tins.— TaipiiiK* 1.08-1.12. Netthi 1.19 0-54 cent*. 1 apan -< cents, Ra cents, Uk I'iahs 1.05-1.10. Unjr Murais 5.30-6.50, Padang Plaadok* M eept*
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    Promissory Note Case.
    979 11 An Alleged Miscarriaßv Of Justice. A MM Which had alrta'iy been '>nc tried, judfiml iriven fi>r plaintiff, and defendant proaacuted for perjury and acquitted, cam boforc t'; Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, hi the Supreme CoM on j Wodanday and jreaterday, oa an order for' It re-irial.
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    MALAYAN ENGINEERS.
    542 11 Profrramme of Kuala Lumpur Meeting. The EncineerinK AMtOamtioa of Malaya held a meetinir in Kuala Lumpur last i week-end. On Saturday niominir, reports tho I Malay Mail, a visit was paid tn the K.M.S.K. Central Workshops, where the] members were shown over the workshops by Mr. G. C
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    NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
    304 11 Interest inir Meetinß at Raffles Museum. r-'rom the lively atmosphere ami we!] attttndftd mot-tine of the Singapore Natural History Society held at the Rafflea Museum at ■"> p.m. on the !)th bwt, it is •vi«!i»it that the newly-forme.l institution in deatined ti> a rarerr of ever inriv;isinu
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    23 11 About i.;">'i,'»tio pain of aamjfcm Ami hoots, slippi-r.-, ami otht-r footwi-ur liavi* mm s*>\d by thw Disposal Oimiiii->inn liuriag tl'«i |>«st VI inoiith-.
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      167 11 Pianos! Pianos!! Pianos!!! ON EASY TERMS. When buying your PIANO insist on having the BEST. MOUTRIE PIANOS are BEST. This is proven by the many hundreds in use throughout Malaya. By our system of EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS we have made it possible for everyone to own one of these Superb
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      265 11 Raffles Hotel. MONDAY. Tea Dansant, 5 to 7 p.m. (Admission NA. WEDNESDAY. Special Musical Programme after Dinner. THURSDAY. Guest Night ami Dancinsr. (Evening Dim essential for Dancing). FRlDAY.— Special Lunch- -Orchestra. SATURDAY.— Guest Night and Paaw>g. (Evening Drt.-n essential for Dancing). NOTlCE.— Residents nnd Diners will bavc prior eUIm to
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    324 12 Pat ■'alu*. Stock Stock BxehftOf* PU E»eh»nr» Company. PricM. VmlM. Company. Prtc«». £1 a £1 £1 £1 2/ £1 £1 2/ 2/ £1 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ £1 il a a a £1 a £1 n v n a 2/ a 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ £1
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      753 12 1922 Commence the New Year well by keeping your store with sufficient stock. Never keep it empty. We do the supply in the line of Ship-chandlery, Estate and Mine requirements at new rates. Write or Call f Kiam Kiat Co. 108 and 109, MARKET STREET. SCUDAI, LIMITED NOTICE in hereby
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      342 12 THE STRAITS TRADING CO., LIMITED NOTICE ii hareby given that an ordinary General Meeting of The Straits Trading Company, Limited, will be held at the Company's Registered Office, 11, Collyer Quay, on Monday, January 16, 1922, at noon, for the purposes following namely 1. To receive and consider the statement
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      168 12 SMOKE ZAIDAN'S Egyptian Cigarettes I HAND MADE EGYPTIAN CIGARETTEsT^]* -AMIR ABDULLAH" "..ORD? "MES. DEUCES" Cork tipped gtraw tlpa*4 Plata Principal Town KeUilera K. P. M. UUSSAIN, 15, Battery Knad. Sole Agents: ALSAGOFF COMPANY U. Batter Knad OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO Huptnobile and Prospective Car Owners After having sold you a
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      135 12 PINEAPPLE HAMS. Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED Ba A (Tit) Hfii *tf^ yfc t m.-r iy nMMHrtn^ M 3 j^\. JL Jt^( mm. lMf\ Beer Stout JiA LBbk Jl I fcSi^V AGENTS: i^Hj Suzuki Co. UJI Singapore:. PATTAHA'S Pure Mocha Coffee Z. PATTARA High Street, MWAPOKB. MANGEODINE Price $1 SPECIFIC
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    TO REPLACE HOOP IRON.
    829 13 Interesting Demonstration Of Strapping Chests. An (interesting device for strapping packages was demonstrated in Ceylon for the first time, a few weeks back. The idea, says the Ceylon Observer, is distinctly novel and has many advantages over the method of hooping. The essential feature of the
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    Spiritual Healing in Australia.
    208 13 The Sydney Diocesan Synod of the Church of England has carried unanimously the fo lowing motion That this synod regards the subject of spiritual healing as one which demands the thoughtful consideration of the members of the Church, with a view to its being restored to
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      187 13 Whiteaway's January 16 500 pieces niy WHITE ONGCLOTH 55 inches Pure Finish IN 2O YARD PIECES TO BE OFFERED DURING THE FIRST DAY OF SALE AT OA Per Piece of i Twenty yds. Do You Know WHITE AW AY'S ARE OFFERING MARPLE'S SHEETS I AT BELOW PRE WAR PRICES SIZF.
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      191 13 The Brand of Confidence «iL^ > Orchids VANDA JOAQUIMS 70 cents per dozen. With stalks $1.20 per dozen. BASKETS $5 per basket. WREATHS $5 each. Fresh Cut Flowers Daily. Special attention given to steamer orders. Free delivery anywhere. MOIERN APPLIANCE CO. M-t, Orchard Road. Tel. 2631. For night orders call
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      53 13 3 lb. Electric Irons 110 230 Volts. REDUCED J^ f I h Each UNITED ENGINEERS, LIMITED (la«orporat*4 la th« Stralti S«ttt*manti) •csr.A'-ous. '(Jnitegrs" EI.BCTBICAL DEPARTMENT. 5, Battery Road. Obtainable from all Leading Chemists SINGAPORE, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG. SOI .1! AOI'NTS FOX STRAUS SHTTI I:MI:NT8 F.M.S, AM) JOMORK.
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      481 14 SALES BY AUCTION i CHEOKG KCON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE of two 'tram and or» motor launches and tar** teak i ftc. A; Hi Cl f n K*M Sonp and Co.'s mi, No. M, Chwlia Street, on Wednesday, January 18. at 2.10 p.m. I. Tliv i l:iuii'.h called ROMA, length
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      641 14 INSURANCE THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS. CO. '.Incorporated In Canada) All tht latest plan* of Life, Endowment »mt Annnity policiti issued. Assets £8,000,000 GUTHBIX CO., LTD.— Central Aftnt*. Singapore. ROYAL INSURAJNCE CO, LIMITED. (Ineerpor»ted in Great Britain) ;>pec'.alite* in MOTOR INSURANCE L Prompt Lout Settlenents. ■awarat* Premtnm*. Writ* for profpvctDt to
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      281 14 Ancta wT«r 9*,W9,9H 9.C. AMtrane* ia force %\lMZ.*9* The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (la*»rp*r*t*4 la Ixralts ItttUnitati) nm^ BKAD OmCI 1 WlackMtn He*.*, «lag*»*ra. LONDON OFFICI t IJ, Old J*wry. tr. Th* Company has 00,000 dtpcslt*4 with the ?nprem* Conrt of Eagl*p4 aM eonplitt with tat British Lift
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      476 14 BANKING j THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED (lae«rs«ratt«- ay Special laaertal Caartu .a Jaoaa.) Capital Sabaerthe* TeO.ooo.Mt Capital Paid-ap YIe,OOO,OOC Kestrr* Fan*'* Y11,080,000 Prttldent t ft.. Nakagava, VU«-Presld*at 8. Mori, Em. DIRECTORS < T. Biaamnne, Esq. i I). KawaaaU. Xt« K. Mori sage, ttt. a. Isaki, Ea«. T. 1...*. Ese
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      984 14 BANKING ASIA BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated In New Tork) STOCKHOLDING BANKS. AagJo aad Lonaos Paria National Bank of Saa Fraaeia«w. Banker* Trust Com pony, New York City. Coatiaeatal and Commercial National Bank of 'btcago. Guaranty Tnixt Co. of New York. Guardian Savlaga aad Trust Company, Clereland. Me-reantilf Bank of the Amerca*.
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    BUCOLIC LONDON.
    424 15 Romance of the Grosvenor Millions. The history of a few grass fields on which a good slice of fashionable London stands, and tho almost fabulous enrichment which accrued to the Duke of Westminster's family in consequence, is nar-l rated with much picturesque detail in] "Mary Uavies and the
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    LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
    362 15 The Good Old Days of the Sailing Ships. Redolent of the MB, breezy, interesting.! and aiirtajni was the ketnt delivered at I ie in.'tiiutf of Marine Eitiiuetfi by Cap-l tain Sir David WiNon-Barker, R.N.R. (retired), \\h took as tl rabjeet of hi-; JiscourM I. if
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    LONDON BY NIGHT.
    240 15 Cinema Pitlures by Artificial Light. A wciid convoy of BBOtOf kirifcM wound its way from Wanlour Strict, through Siuftcsbury-avenuo, down to Hiccadilly--.-M-r-us late Lho otlit'i- aigkt straniri; ye- Idea, with Riant tripods, which might j have be«n hatched in the mind of Mr. |H. G. Wds to
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      166 15 Important DUNLOP-ftfIAGNUMS These tyres are of greatly improved type as compared with any previous construction. The results that have been obtained after one year's experience of them enable us to positively state that no other make of canvas tyre can give such good results. Gfc The Dunlop Rubber Co. (^Tr),
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      341 15 KWONB SENG CHIANG EsUMUbH 1887. Wholesale and KeUil WINS. PROVISION AND CEN'BBAL MEKCHANTS I*7. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD ,nd jaacUoa of Colenun Street, Norn. M 17. (Oppoiit* Addpbi Hotel.) lib. tin Orange Marmalade, 28 eta. each. lib. tin Assorted Jam, 15 eta. each. 1 21 b. tin Oatmeal, 40 eta. each.
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      315 15 NOTICE. AIK SENG Co., KEE Company, both of 12, Cecil St., Singapore, have removed to 25, Market Street, Singapore. ss«Bßa«B«B«B«B«B«eßßlsssssssß«B«HssflMsssssss«Vsss«BVssssssssssssssr-^as^ THE MOTORCYCLE YOU MUST HAVE IS THE SUNBEAM— Because 1. The All-Chain Transmisnion in entirely enclosed and is always rnnnlng under the most favourable condition*. 2. The Rngine is the
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      455 16 NEW STOCK IN HAND Eatery Cloth and Sand Paper Fmery and Glasa Powder Jackson's Floor Stain Vanish French Poliah and Gold Sise Varaiah Copal, Oak and Black Japan Varnish Salter'a Family Spring Uslanee ■alters Circular Spring Balance Thermometers— Japanned and Belf-regia-teViaf Brass Blow Leaps (Upright and Vertical) Magnolia Aatl-frlctloa Metal
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      432 16 TAY GUAN KIAT 1(, PHILLIP STVVST, Thone Nos. 3113 aad •114. The successful contractor for supply of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, BROOMS, BASKETS, etc., etc., etc To The Singapore Municipality. MR. BUCKERIDfiE'S NEW STUDIO 65, ORCHARD ROAD (next to the Palladium.) Phone 1898 HUBBUCK'S PAINTS AND OIL VARIOUS COLOURS. Large stock obtainable
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      904 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges for Wants, For Sale. Te Let, gen, In ordinary cloac-aet type (average six word* to line) are: per line; one insertion 28 cts., two ins. 46 cts., three ins. 64 cts.. four ins. 82 cts., five ins., $1.00, six ins. $1.13, ten ins. $1.40, twelve
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      976 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET, W-l, Paatr P»nj»nf Road. Emtry •Vbruary 1. Apply 69, SUr.ley Street. TO LET, flat at Th« Crescent." Tan Jong Raton*. Apply to Meyer Brothers. BUNGALOW, to let, l«-a, Thomson Road Vpply to Chop Fook Yuen 219, Sooth Bridge Road. TO LET, new bungalow, 7, Cascade*
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      673 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, from February 1, godown No 41, \orth Boat Qu»y. Apply 14. Change Alley. TO LET, new promises, 117 »nd 118, Cecil Street. Apply U. Gu.ton, 4. D« Sousa Street. TO LET, K ami.-p for 5 cars w.th lliHiiff.uiV quarters, Scotts Rond. Apply S. Manasieh Co.,
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      195 16 Notice ,We beg to advise oar customers that our Repairing Department U now under expert European supervision. All sorts of repairs U cars, lorries and motor cycles executed. We bay* also reduced our rate. 3f car and lorry hirer Telephone: 1233 Strait* Motorcar Service, Ltd. llt-tU, OECHARD BCAO. HEW SHIPMENTS
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      206 16 ~Se snm~Tn~~] TKLBPBONBS Editorial and General H Manac.rs Offlee U" Job Printin« Ofllos IUA All eommonlcationa relating te editorial matters and news should be addr->is*J to THE EDITOR. All eoramonleatloa. relating to baainess matters—adTortisements, subscriptions, accounts, printing. etc, should be addressed to THI MANAGER. ADVEBTIBEMENT RATES Wants. Tor Sale, To
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