The Straits Times, 29 January 1923

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 27,162 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923, PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      563 1 I 'it. hew records I I \/i- JANUARY I L^ I fi fl TH CHALIAI'INE (Bass) JL JbL/."wl"»_7 I/'J ■■\-S CJ 2 *****2 Oh, could I but express in song L. Mulaslikin S -J-S'""^ '''7" MICIIELE FLETA (Tenor) r 2 *****5 Giulietta son io— Giulielta c Romro '_r*7^ ,y~x j
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    518 2 International Overseas Company's Examination. At the Singapore Court of Bankruptcy, which sat on Friday, presided over by Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard, the public examination was heard of the International Overseas Company. Mr. E. F. Joseph, one of the partners in the concern, was called and questioned by the Official
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    226 2 Sixth List of Subscriptions. Previously acknowledged $2,116.20 Collected by Mrs. C. Viulet Burne, M.D., Johore A. G. Wilson 2 5 Dr. G. H. Garlick 25 G. H. Nash 5o Mrs. Draper \q G. Lycn-Mackenzie 10 K. C. Marshall io Dr. T. W. H. Burne io Mrs. C.
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    W. H. MACGREGOR, hon. treasurer.
    80 2 Local consumers cf the nut brown variety should note the following As German beer is quoted in Japan at 30 sen per quart bottle, Japanese brewers art expected to lower their price, says the Osaka Asahi. At present the Nippon Beer Company charges V.20 per
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    40 2 At the Welsh Calvinistic Church at Colwyn Bay, on December 16 the baptism took, place of the infant child of Major Gwilym Lloyd George, M.P., and Mrs. Gwilym Lloyd QaMgft The child wat named DaviJ Lloyd (Jeorge, after hi? grandfather.
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      309 2 iff CLl| »rt-l he rr«(Juß!'v rr^ovrrrd I flkjf *"j I aii.l »inrJ wcwht. Since ttirn I Mt Why Baby cries <I Baby cries to let you know that all is not well with i him the poor hitlo fellow has r.o other way of I icllin you. l'lcalih and happiness
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      258 2 Aft APPEAL TO BRITONS IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS 250,000 DOLLARS URGENTLY NEEDED FOB THE ARETHUSA TRAINING SHIP 2.6C0 nil Boys bar* Joined tha Royal Nary and 6,500 the Merchant Senriea. i'utrons THEIR HAJESTIRS TOE KINO AND QUEEN President H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES Chairman and Treaaurar C. MALDEN, Esq., M.A. Dep.
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      275 2 30 by ZVi gl by 1 Continental CO -lU COVERS FOR FORDS, CHEVROLETS and MAXWELLS. AS AN ADVERTISEMENT we are offering a quantity of these world-famous Cord Covers, which are of the same quality as has hitherto been sold throughout Malaya, and of new arrival, at $1 9.5 0 each
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    FOOTBALL AT MALACCA.
    426 3 European and Asiatic Teams Meet. Our Malacca correspondent writes What might be described as one of the best contested matches, witnessed for come considerable period, was played last Monday on the Club Padang. An eleven jjot together by Mr. Finnigan, tried con-i-iu-ions with a representative eleven o1
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    "LONG SKIRT MENACE."
    462 3 The Carriage and Style Of Women. 1 i..j iV.f BilUllrtiWOWl is remarkable fur her beauty wa have long been accuatomed to hear. But when the foreign [mala visitor exdaluM that there is put !a single u^ly woman in London we an] up aha look around. 'early ■amething
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    99 3 The half-yearly general meeting of tho Dorul Ekhman-us-Safa Club was held at tho Club house on January U. .Mr. M. S. Mi lican pri\s:Hwl. After the adoption of the :u-i mints Bud the secretary's report, the following were elected office beaivrs 1 Mr. B. Abdul Rahman, vice- Mr M. Murican
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      736 3 STATE OF JOHORE RESTRICTION OF RUBBER EXPORT RENEWAL OP <KKTinr\TE8 FOR THE nOOND QOAKTB FEBRUARY 1 TO Al'RII. 30. The Certificates of Authorized Percentage for the iguarter November, 1922 to January, UO, will cease to be valid at the end of the month. Applications for renewal for the second ■■Utar
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      351 3 j WONDERS OF YOUR BODY Importance of the Illood Rverjbody should hnve some knowledge of the .nechanism of the body, and of the i imnorl.-.nt frictions which the bio >.l perI forms. Erery drop ef blood in youi- body rißht throoajh year veins mi.ny limes .lay, sarrjing oiT impurities and"
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      334 3 Tea Do you believe in fortunes told by tea-leaves Perhaps not. But if the leaves in your cup are those of Brooke Bond tea, they show this much at least that you have a discriminating taste and know how to get good value ior your money. \cover\ Brooke Bond tea
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      232 3 McBRINES BAGGAGE WARDROBE TRUNKS p> STEAMER SIZE. *BBEsJs^L?^y^ There are three major element" j^^f^^ yd which enter into the construciJnlli n^V on "Mcßrine" W» r< !'-obe ITr >3kJL^ They are appearance, convenl\i yt"~ Z^pJ ence and wear. HJQijKy XL* or y our B el* wh y Mcßriiw WSw^^^S^^ji^J^ Baggage stands
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      682 4 steamer Sailings P. 0.-British India Apear Line fCoiapaalfia la—nxrat*4 la Bar'aaJT J ■AIE AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SIEVUJbJS PENINSULA AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. nraa!*? Contract wltk H<s Majesty's Qo»*ni««**) LONDON FAR-KABTERN HERVICK FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERP Om* Siagapor* L*«t* lingavore EASHMTR aboat Feb. 4 1 SARDINIA aboat
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      651 4 STEAMER SAILINGS THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LIMITED (Incorporated in England) The Blue Funnel Line Regular Service to LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on throngh
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      746 4 STEAMER SAILINBS KONINKLYKcf" PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPP94 (ROT AX PVXET NAVIGATION CO, OP BATATIA) incorporated la HoPt.nl) UHDER CONTRAC t ITH THE NSTHEKLANIiS INDIA SOTMNWB.VT. T*la*a*a* No*. Paaaag* v 111, Fright Dept. 12M, Maria* D.pt. axf Trauhiaa*at j*vU 1457, Manager** M»i-t. i«»j REYMERSZ January 29, Batavia. HENGKALIS— January :)0, Muntok .Pjobocs. Blinjoe,
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      425 5 STEAMER SAILINGS toifpon f-fltn Katorl Maru Feb. 6 AtMta. Feb. 20 uykkpooi, mm n«la»na Uarn aid. Fab. Tsushimn Mnru mid. Mar. HAatBHKC LOT Mito Man early Feb. Mntsuye Maru early Mar. Lima Mam early Apr. s»m rott Lifti >n inn l ■OITTB aatimCAft UT*B BOHHA7 I,IHI Tamba Mara Feb. 8
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      435 5 STEAMER SAILINGS O.S.E. F*»lm»* BafHaas fwai ■tajiaats 's«M*«t «kaags w«k»«« fTaV.aaa aattaa.) ■r toPXAif un Far ■araaffiaa. Laaaea, Hsabarg. Battar- <"*«, Antwerp, via Calaaab*, aa4 Part An. Daa. ARGUN MARU Feb. 21 Feb. 22 LONDON MARU Mar. IS Mar. 16 O*»tt MameillM HBW TOBB LIMB P* BM Franriaaa, Faaasaa. Swn
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      692 5 STEAMER SAILINGS elloma>FlTne SLLEUMAN A RTTCKMALL HTKAMSBVP. 4V, LU. (latorpoiata* U Ca»la*«) STKAJIXB CNa» PASBMNGTO BMtVICI~ OBTWAKD. About s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China =nd Japan Feb. 6 v. CITY OF POONA China A Jaoaa M»» t s.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER China Japan Apl. 22 HOMBWAKDS. s.s. CITY OF YORK Marseilles
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      568 5 STEAMER SAILINGS KERR STEAMSHIP CO INC. BUCCBSSOBB TO UNITED AMERICAN uNES (Ineorpnrateii In T S A Begnlai serrtca bctWMa N«w Tork, Singapore and Java Porta, and rica ?arsa. FOB NEW YORK VIA SUEZ HALFMOON Feb. 26 For fniffht. apply to GUTHRIE A CO.. LIMITED, Agents, Stralta ScttlessenU as* F.M.S. REDUCED
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      407 6 CWEiAS EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show at S.:l0 EVE'S FILM REVIEW and INTERNATIONAL NEWS ANNA Q. NEILSON in an Edward Jose Production WHAT WOMEN WILL DO In 6 parts. HAROLD LLOYD IN PUMPING INTO BROADWAY A Rood hearty laugh in 2 parts. First Show at 7.30 The second instalment
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      29 6 LJ^- Nahar Opera At ta* B.jrontk Thaatra, Oaylaag atoad. Monday Night BAKTOM BAKTIM Watch for our coming Actors and Actresses fron. B..tavik, Scurrbaya and I'enang A. M. A., Proprietor.
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      392 6 SWEBfiS GAIETIHCINEMA SURINA THEATRE First Show at 7.30 sharp Special Prosrammc Mp^" r DOUGH AND §fcfP% I'VNAMITE Second Show 9JO Br L. JL 2 !';;rt Chaplin CHARLIE CHAPI-IN in THE IMMIGRANT f> Special ln two P arts Malay Pictuie N'cw Kve's Film Review and Vod-a-ville Movies |4 V^V MA-NU IPw*^rf
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      344 6 ENTERTAINMENTS VICTORIA THEATRE Tel. S2G. Tel. 82S. THE J. WILLIAMSON. LTD. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERA GOMPAW Including Mr. CHARLES {KMAN. To-night at ».3O THE Yeomen of the Guard Tuexday, January 30 PIRATES OF PENZANCE Wednesday. January 31 KATINKA Thursday, February 1 lOLANTHE Friday. February 2 MERRIE ENGLAND Saturday. February 3
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      387 6 STEAMER SaTIIKJBS^ PRINCE LIHErTIi^THU (Incorporated in EncUn.li FAX F.AST SERVICE. Regular Monthly Per He* FOR BOSTON AND NTW YOIW GOTHIC I'KIV I in part MOORISH PRINCK early M»r. CELTIC ritI.NCE «nd M«r. For all information, apply to ADAMSON, GILFILI.AN A CO, LTD, (Incorporated In RigUm!) Agantt. P. 0. S. N.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    88 7 nnoMaV i:inuary 29 I p.m. ■Mil closes. Yi'imin of th>- Cuard, Vie. Theatre. Taoalay, January .10 n 7. 1S p.m. ic. Theutro, 9.50 p.m. toward mail. Wi-dneulay. January 31 p.m. Pinafore, Vie. Theatre, Matinee. ):ali:w:'. Vie. 1 .'..■litie, HJtO p.m. O. sNMMaJ mail, train. -M p.m. fohraarj
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      82 7 faxt Wk«if Bum— Nfl. 11. M.5. Despatch. •<Se»r« Whttt S'il harl I ...i "r iildinir, Kcpong, Kelartan, r.ie.. Machaon, lan Mac Master. ::inp.u- I >i»e-k Col Mi. in, Elpenor, Ma-\w-,i Waarl AyuUla, Ipoh. niurf \an del Wijck. lulu Branl Coal whaif— NU K<pp«l Harboar. Natal Unarf
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      Vessels Arrived.
      108 7 :is. fii.m Bncho 2S I, I'ENGKALIS, ii%i.. 578 to:i«. from Dejbes intok SO-1. s:,:t ions, from Bangkok r OBC. ,iV OF BOSTON, Brit, '..Ti'L' tons, from n Wane Tao 29-1. 761 tons, from Baudot) 81-1. Chin, fr n Balgoa M-l, for Saii i Qi T.ms, from Malacca from
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    205 7 To-day m ard Penang 3 p.m. :s p m. R.a.i r:r. p.m. Baa ;kok 3 p.m. n I Muar 3 p.m. in i 1 in;:>.'i 4 p.m. i m aid l'i:!.u Uulang 1 p.m. 4 p.m. mC 4 p.ir,. Malaeetl nn.i Mu..r 4 p.n-.. -..i ii i
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    27 7 Left Spore. Ait. Londoa. iK-cembcr 7 January 1 December 8 January 2 Dcoembtr 1J January 8 December 15 January 8 December 21 January IS
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    173 7 EXCHANGE Siii(faport, Januaiy ts. On London, Baak m/a 2/4 U Demand 2/4 6/32 Private 3 ms. credita 2/4 17/32 On New York Demand 54 Vg Private 90 d/s 56% On France, Bank 780 On India, Bank T.T. 107% On Hongkong, Bank d/d I 1 p.c. din. On
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 7 Tone of mar :ot Steady. Latest London cables quote: Spot shee Is. i%i. Spot Keb.-March April-June July/Sept Pal* Crept Cloaioc PricM 1ot»t» S«ll*ri 62 Vi Spot Keb/March April/Jiuie July/Sept ■tafftpon Standard Ribbtd Smoked Sheet Clotlnt PrieM Cs7»-t B«ll«rt. 63Hs 64 66 \i 66V4 67'
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      MINING
      205 7 Val. IM. Buyers. Sellers. 1 1 Batanp Padang 0.47 >4 0.524 1 1 Hitam Tin 125 1.35 1 1 Jelmitoh 0.20 0.40 *K 1 1 Johan Tin 0.55 0.60 1 0 £1 Kam. Kamunt. 2.0.0 2.2.6 j 10 10 Kinta Asscn. 7.00 7.75 5 5 Lingui Tin 4.40 4.60
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      GENERAL
      149 7 GENE RAL Issue Val. Pd. Buyer*. Sellers. £1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 4.7.3 4.9.0 cd. 10 10 Central Engines 9.00 9.50 10 10 Central Motors 3.00 3.25 £1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 6.50 7.00 3/- 5/- Elec. Tramways 1/- II- nom 10 10 Fraser Neave 34.25 34.75 50 50 Hammer
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      DEBENTURES
      108 7 DEBENT URES U. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,284,300 par 6 p.c. p.m. Spore Electrical Tramway*, 6 p.c. £350,000 nom. Spore Municipal S p.e. .$1,878,000 par Spore Municipal 4% p.c, of 1907 91,000,000 10 p-c. dii. Spore Municipal 4% p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 10 px. dii. Spore Municipal 4% p.c. of 1909
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      401 7 Fraaer and Co. and Lyall and Evatt'a Quotations. To-day's Prices. Fraser I.) all Jk A 00. Bvatt. \UcnbyKcw ($1) 1.20 1.40 1.15 1.30 Alor Gajah ($1) 1.40 i.65 1.60 LM Hitam ($6) 13.00 15.00 12.50 13.50 K. Kuning (?1) 0.50 0.65 0.60 0.80 \m. Malay ($2) 2.20 2.40
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      65 7 AUCTION SALE teak household r.irniturc, etc. i No. 25, The Crescent, Tanjoag K»tong, on Wrliuse'.M. January 11, at 5. 1S p.m. well :'i wax-polished tcuk v.ll-.l mirror pa— l, squnie Di v ii :.ml wardrobe with ■.Intend* with bedding '-i..i.d, wvlnut-stained teak lat'otu an dexiirn dressing table with oval ■irror,
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      202 7 Latest available Sterling Quotations are printed on another page on Friday. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE The undersigned have been instructed to sell by public auction at their sale. Ruffles Chambers, Unities I'lace. ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1923, at 2.30 p.m. THOMPSON ROAD. Lot 1. Valuable freehold land, together with the compound
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      593 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS THE FRENCH ure laiitatllta in Chocolate*, pnd Boutron mukes the best of them. His Nougat and Chocolates are at 11. Bolter, lMract Importer, l.urope Hotel Building. TO LET, compound Mouse, nr.fumi^h'J. Tanglin select locality. Apply 1828, Str.iits Times. <\p) PARISIAN "DRESSES AND HATS of <ha very latest fashion
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      539 7 TNE EVENT OF TNE YEAR SINGAPORE'S MOST IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE ■I 1 -operty of. (opt. I". G" JSKi Saturday. February 1923, ri-miniMii-iMv at 2 p.m. .1.1 i-p. Fiat No. 12. AMBER MANSIONS. ORCHARD ROAD. Conipri.-inp the linest. latrst. ar.d most •iaborate rollectiou of farnitSM, painting*, j corceuus Jiapeik-:*. eurpet-, curios,
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      359 7 MMA MOS riNEST Spcciallv iupci't:." ran A, H. LUKMANJI Co. SINGAPORE NOTiCE ii li*i Karki rpicted abnvi- :ir<- the properly of A. 'I. ukmsnji Co. oT No. 11, .Ir.l.iccn Ir.gapore, Gcniral Men. l beari(C the Mark M. A. Bit Oacd !y tin- »Hi<l rm in respect of tins 1 1
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    The Straits Times MONDAY, JANUARY 29. SINGAPORE HOUSING.
    1105 8 We hope we will be pardoned returning to this question. It is serious and it i( urgent. In the first instance we should perhaps point out that the landlords are not all so black as they are painted. Th<> legal form of
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    16 8 The Tandjong Priok Harbour Company ihows a profit of 91,381 guilders in their 1922 balance sheet.
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    17 8 The sugar factory at Rewoeloe near Djoekja, worked at a loss of some 324,000 guilders during 1922.
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    26 8 A Chinese dealer while in the Bank voor Indie at Soerabaya on the 6th inst., had some 226,000 guilders worth of sugar bonds stolen from him.
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    24 8 The Dead Letter office at Soerabaya 'ssued a notice on the 9th inst. that it had received an unaddressed copy of Where to Stay."
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    28 8 During 1922, the Planter, the organ of Sumatra's Assistant Planters, says that there were 26 attacks made on assistant planters during that year, one of them being fatal.
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    33 8 A fight took place in the gaol at Malang, Java, on the 10th inst., between the staff and the prisoners. Two of the latter were badly hurt in consequence and taken to hospital.
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    32 8 Major General Sir Neill Malcolm was present at a military parade at Tjimahi, on the 12th inst., when nine battalions of the Netherlands East Indian Army went through manoeuvres and military exercises.
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    44 8 We would remind local members of the Craft that Wor. Bro. Shelley-Thompson will read at the Masonic hall, Coleman Street, commencing at 9 p.m. to-day, a paper on the Symbolism of Freemasonry compared with the old religions and the sign language of the world.
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    9 8 The Victoria Cross was instituted sixtyseven years ago to-day.
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    17 8 Messrs. Lewis and Peat's Lcndon rubber market report cf January 3 is printed on rubber latex paper.
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    17 8 Messrs. Powell and Co. inform us that the auction of Almazoff's Circus has been postponed until to-morrow.
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    26 8 The monthly service of y-ing on of Hands on the Sick, will i i neld in St. Andrew's Cathedral, next Friday, February 2, at 5.15 p.m.
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    24 8 The Hugo Stinnes Line are now advertising first class passages from Hongkong and other Chinese ports to England at the rate of £45 sterling.
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    24 8 Njianah, the huosekeeper of Heer Grutterink, a planter there has been s<n»enced to death, says a Bandoeng cable of the 10th, for poisoning him.
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    26 8 Chanteloup, while flying at Andir Aviation Camp, Java, on the 12th inst., met with an accident and injured his left arm. His machine was badly damaged.
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    29 8 At a directors' meeting of th? Ulu Piah Company, Limited, held on the 20th inst., a third interim dividend of 5 per cent. was declared payable on February 12.
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    33 8 The rate of issue of money orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 163 to $100. The rate of payment of money orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 171 to $100.
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    29 8 While their father was attending a religious ceremony at Poeloe Besar on the East Coast of Sumatra his three daughters were burned alive through the upsetting of a lamp.
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    37 8 Good progress is being made with the operation in connection with the making of the experimental concrete road on the Singapore side of Kallnng bridge. There will be nearly a quarter mile stretch of it when completed.
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    37 8 The Traffic Department had the usual number of summonses in respect of motorcar offences, before Mr. David in the District Court, this morning. There were about 150 cases i.nd fines ranging between $5 and $10 were inflicted.
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    35 8 Favoured with ideal conditions, including a bright moon, the Middlesex Band had a large audience in the B'tani: Gardens last evening, when they gave a selection of music chosen chiefly from Gilbert and Sullivan operas.
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    44 8 Mr. James Young, who, in his pre-war days, used to pioneer all the principal musical comedies throughout the Far East, is paying a visit to Penang with his ccrapany, the Powder Puffs, who will appear at the Town Hall, Penang, to-night and tome rrow.
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    40 8 Ten Chinese concerned in the murder of two others during a fracas in Fraser Street, on January 12, were brought before Mr. Dawson, in the Second Magistrate's Court this morning-. The case was postponed until the conclusion of the inquest.
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    50 8 Another fatal motor accident has oc.-'jr-red at Hongkong, a little girl of two yearF being thrown out of a side car attached to a motor-cycle which overturned while rounding a bend on the Taipo Road. The father of the child, Mr. A. H. Hyndman, and his wife W«TC badly shaken.
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    51 8 The Netherlands Indian Hotel Company recognising the present financial' situation has decided to reduce the tariffs at all their mountain hotels. As they are the proprietors of nearly the whole of the mountain hotels in Java it is not unlikely that their lead will be followed by smaller hotel owners
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    48 8 The Deleterious Drugs Enactment, F.M.S., is to be amended by substituting for the existing list of deleterious drugs a more modern list which has been compiled in accordance with the present English law, and confining to the Principal Medical Officer the power to grant import and export licences.
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    58 8 There is a case fixed before the acting Chief Justice to-day in which Messrs,. Sime Darby and Co., Ltd., are claiming a sum of about $1,000 from Mr. S. Muthukumaru in connection with the lights used by the Indo-Ceylonese community in connection with the scheme of illumination for the Royal
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    65 8 A correspondent writes lt is reported that the next Inspector General of Police will be an officer from India a good polo player, and all-round sportsman. But is it necessary to import an outsider and is polo playing a recommendation for an I. G. P. t What about the man
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    62 8 Patent privileges have been {granted to Mr. Valdemar Termansen, of Kuala Han Estate, Kelantan, in respect of an automatic cuphanger to Mr. Smith, planter, Kinrara Estate, Petaling, for a Rubber cushioned ships fender and to Messrs. F. W. Bond, of Sungei Bcsi, Selangor, and F. Shercliff, of Tronoh for an
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    68 8 Prosecuted at the instance of Mr. Taylcr, head of the Preventive Service, on Saturday, a Chinese was fined $100, or in default three months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Dawson fcr being in possession cf dutiable liqucr and materials for distilling the same, in a house in Joo Chiat Road. Mr.
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    86 8 If I remember rightly, says Truth, Kenya has kicked against the incometax so vigorously that it has been withdrawn, and now simultaneously with the issue of the model crdinancer-comes the news that the agitation' in the Straits Settlement/ has been successful. Income-tax in that colony, first instituted in 1917, wa.s
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    442 8 Miss M. 11. Amour has been appointed by the Secretary of State for thj Colonies a nursing sister in the Malay Spates. Mr. T. Dillcn-Corneck, the French Consul in Ipoh, leaves for France on February 3. During his absence his son, Mr. R. Dillon-Corneck, will assun:e ekuge
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    Supreme Court Cases.
    117 8 This morning, the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule, fixed the list of civil cases for February, and em B though his lordship, in agreement with counsel, mortgaged every day of next month, excepting Sundays, for the differ-i.-nt cases, the list was by M m
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    Biting Rubber Estates.
    108 8 Presidng at the ordinary annual meeting of the Biting Rubber Estates, held in mail week, Mr. W. B. Clayton, said in the course of his address to shareholders I made known to you at the statutory meeting in August, 1920, that indications of oit had just been
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    The Royal Occultist.
    266 8 Professor S. Coomaraswamy, the Royal Oecultisi, who is protending his visit to Singapore fcr sometime is, undoubtedly, adding to his reputation as a thought reader of no mean repute. He came here armed with flattering credentials which arc being added to by leading local personages whe have
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    FRANCE & GERMANY
    963 9 FRANCE GERMANY Increasing Gravity of Ruhr Situation. Altitude of the British Government. Reuter's Service London, January 27. By yesterday's decision of the Reparations Commission, Germany is called en to pay the 1921 total of t% milliards sterling, which the French themselves have recognised as impossible. This firms the theme of
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    Sir John Jordan on Opium.
    207 9 Rbuteb'8 Service London, January 27. Sir John Jordan is of opinion that the suggestion of Sir Francis Aglen to legalise the opium traffic is retrograde. He was glad to see that the Chinese present at the meeting, deprecated it, and said that the demoralisation of
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    Railway Disaster in Ceylon
    144 9 Reuter's Service London, January 27. Colombo There has been another railway disaster in northern Ceylon, a mail train from Taluimannar running off the rails cwing to a washaway. It is unofficially estimated that the death-roll in the accident on January 16, totalled 39. The casualties are
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    Labour and the Ruhr.
    44 9 Reuteb's Service London, January 27. Amsterdam The International Trades Union Federation has decided to invite all trades union bodies to fellow the example of the Dutch federation in financially assisting the German workers to fight the occupation of the Ruhr.
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    POWERS & TURKEY.
    472 9 POWERS TURKEY. Gloomy Close of Lausanne Conference. Russian Offer to Armenian People. Reutek's Service London, January 27. Lausanne The Bulgarians have formally refused to accept the proposal for a Bulgarian outlet to the Aegean on th* ground that the eventual allotment of Western Thrace to Greece appears to render access
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    Burney Airship Service.
    42 9 Bkuteh's Service. London, January 27. The Times learns that the Admiralty will devote £230,000 1 annually to subsidise the Burney commercial airship service to the' East and the Antipodes, but this has not. yet been sanctioned by the Treasury.
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    India.
    30 9 Reuter's Service I Londorv January 27. Mr. Dadiba Merwanjee > Dalai, C.1.E., (■as been appointed High 1 Commissioner for India in London, being the first Indian to occupy the post.
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    Rubber in Philippines.
    34 9 Reutek's Service London, Jainuary 27. Washington It is stated ai the White House that Government is favourably inclined to give facilities for tiha establishment cf the rubber industry in the Philippines.
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    Britain and America.
    223 9 Position of the War tfebts Question. Reuteb's Service. London, January 27. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, interviewed at Southampton, n his arrival from New York, emplia ,sid that the great AngloAmerican difference as regards the debt was that a settlement rested with politicians in America where the executive had
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    Foreign Exchange.
    76 9 Riunii's Suvici. London, January 27. The foreign exchange market is very depressed owing to the situation in the Ruhr. The French franc is 73.45, Belgian 81.80 and the lire 97. Marks close at the low record of 120,000-125,000 and sterling is 4.64. London, January 27. New York Tiie
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    Irish Executions.
    20 9 Reuteb's Service London, January 27. Two men were executed at Maryborough tiiis''tnornin*g for being in possession cf revolvers.
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    Treasure Island.
    406 9 Amazing: Opium Seizure At Hongkong. Further dctaiis are now to hand of the I amazing opium seizure made by Sub- Inspector Bloor on a small Island of Cap |Sui Mun, Hongkong, on January 17, as i recorded by special wire in these columns. The opium, says the Hongkong
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    1639 9 Supplementary Wires From Indian Exchanges. The following telegTams are ->n from Indian exchanges to hand the last mail London, January 11 An ex-soldier named George Nicholas, who was operated upon at the Ministry of Pensions Hospital near Liverpool in July, complained after- wards of pain in
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    A CURIOUS ARRANGEMENT.
    242 9 Plans in Exchange for Sartorial Requirements. Messrs. Swan and Maelarcn, the wellknown local architects, brought an action 'in the Civil District Court, on Friday against Messrs. Ahmed din Brothers, of Tanjrlin, to recover the costs of a passed plan for a motor garage. The plaintiffs were represented
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    DR. SUN'S PLACE IN THE SUN.
    62 9 Capture of His Generalissimo Upsets Plans. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hcngkong, January 29. The growing friction in Canton culminated in the capture of Dr. Sun Vat Sen's Commander-in-Chief, General Ngai Bong Ping, former Chief of Pol'ce, in a parley with the Kwangsi commander. Dr.
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      HOCKEY.
      289 10 Singapore's Win Over Nejrri Sembilan. tinetly unlucky at the Padang Saturday when th?y nu i the local team in an Interstate match. Singapore turned oui particnlarl] whicn included L.-Cbrpl. Flint of the MMdleeei Regt., ami '.he ap against toui;h P>D,i .-.iii ii even bef< re they lost Windsor, who
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      SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
      997 10 Several Mishaps in Heavy Weather. racing at the Boy*] Singapore Yacht Club is contributed o n r. the Captain tad Officer* of H.M.S. Mi patch kindly orgalailiag race for th«ir blip's boats itMNd IV numbers i of the Yacht Club, and pi, hy which wa.- wen hy
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      PENANG RACES.
      356 10 Successful Third Day's Sport. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, January 27. There was a huge crowd and the going was good for the last day of the races. Mrs. Voules presented the cups at the conclusion of the events. The result 3 were Ipoh Plate. Avro (Duval) 1
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      Soccer International.
      95 10 A Reuter wire of 27th instant states that England and Wales drew in the Soccer International with four goals all. The game was played at Middlesborough. The r.n^lish amateur Soccer team which was selected to meet W,ales at Middlesbrough on January 27, is as follows li. Howard Baker
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      Association Football.
      69 10 The S. C. F. A. will meet H. M. S. Despatch at soccer this evening on the S. R. C. ground at 5 p.m. The following will represent the Chinese team Tan Boon Eng Ho Kee Seng and Chua Lyo Yang Koh Koon Yam Cheong Chee Lim and
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      Rugby.
      72 10 A rufrger match h.-.s been arranged to take place on the Padang on Tuesday between the Scottish Company of the S.V.C. and H.M.S. Despatch. The probable Scottish Company fifteen is as follows Dykes Morrison, Gordon, Mackenzie, Kennedy J. W. Winter, Cameron Ramsay, Husband, Johnston, Weiten, Udver, Martinc, Graham Brown,
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      Cricket.
      264 10 An interesting game of cricket was played at Blakan Mati on Saturday between tho V.M.C.A. and 78th Coy. R. G. A. Going in first the V.M.C.A. compiled 118 for 6 wickets and then declared, Jansen being top scorer of the day, carrying out h-K bat for 52, whilst Ignatius
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      M. C. C. in South Africa.
      53 10 A Reuter wire from Eshowc states that Zululand made 105. Macaulay took six wickets for 19. The M.C.C. made 206 for three wickets and declared. Brown made C 4 and Carr 62 not out. Zululand made 79 for three when stumps were drawn. The,
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      Keppel Golf Club.
      69 10 Members are notified that visitors are no longer permitted at Keppel Golf Club on Sunday mornings, but may use the links under the conditions laid down in the rules on Sunday afternoons and Wednesdays only. The tie for the January medal which j was replayed on Saturday
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      Singapore Golf Club.
      86 10 The January Medal Competition was I played on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a tie, Messrs. Harrison and Bath finishing All Square." Forty-four cards were taken out and the following were returned F. Harrison 2 square N. F.. Bath 7 D. J. Ward 1} 2 down
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      Garrison Golf Club.
      67 10 The tie for the Ladies monthly medal, between Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Wolff, was played off on Saturday, and resulted in i a win for Mrs. Wolff with a net score of 47. The Men's monthly medul, bogey com- 1 petition, will be played on Saturday and
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      Golf in America.
      159 10 Lord Riddell delivered the opening ad- dress to the members of the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution, and in the course of his remarks made an aside about sport, j He said he would like to remind our American cousins that we taught them to play golf. It was
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      Badminton.
      160 10 The I. C. C. "B" defeated the Railway B on Friday by two sete to one the scores being 17—29, 29—14, 29—21. With the exception of J. Louis all played a good game for the I. C. C. For the Railway Emmanuel and Coleindeivelu were outstanding. The open tournament
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      International Rugby.
      140 10 The storm in the Rugby world over the selection of Dominion players in International matches continues. According to the Evening News, not only does it affect their eligibility for Scotland, but also for the London Clubs concerned, as the Scottish Union strongly advised Wallace and Aitken to join
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      Association Football.
      352 10 The following is the draw for the second round of the Association Cup on February Middlesboroujrh v. Notts Forest or Sheffield United. Bury v. Stoke. South Shields v. Blackburn. Bristol City v. Derby. Plymouth or Notts County v. Everton or Bradford. Tottenham v. Bradford City or Manchester United.
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      Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report
      164 10 Singapore,, January 29. Rubber. —London Is. ii^il. Local 63. Tin. —London, Saturday, January 27, £180 I2s. 6d. Local $93%' buyers. Share Market. —Generally quiet but more enquiries for tin shares. Rubbers. —New Serendahs 3.-10-3.60, MaJakoffs 3.50-3.75. Mentakabs 1 27-30 cents, Allenbys 1.20-1.25, Connemaras 0.95-1.0.1,
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      Lyall and Evatt's Share Report.
      99 10 Messrs. Lyall and Evatt report under to-day's date Tin.— £186.12.6d. Rubbers.— Allenbys 1.20-1.30, Bassetts LS7K-USK, Brogas 60-70, Craigieleas i 67 I ,i-72 1 ,4, Jeram Kuantans 32 I A-:i7i i,i Jimahs 1.60-1.67%, Maiaka Pindas 1.70- 1.80, Tapahs 12.75-1355, Mentakabs 21V--1 M«, Pantais s>o-1.00, Utnn Simpans
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    Government. Stamp Collecting.
    87 10 i Says a Java/ contemporary We learn that a circular has gone the rounds of several Gove/rnment offices advising the collection of 81l stamps attached to letters received for, despatch to the head office of the Posts, and Telegraphs in order that they may bfe sold to
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    75 10 The strong man of the Prohibitionist movement of Australia, Rev. Robert B. S. Hamznond, Rector of St. Barnabas. Sydney, in a speech at Caxton Hall, said in Honolulu I saw enormous packages, an/d asked what they were. Oh, that's a brewery we're shipp ng to China now thajt the States
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    J. C. WILLIAMSON COMPANY.
    580 10 The Chocolate Sole 11 at The Victoria The* Tr.ose who saw the J. C. Williamson Company in The Chocolate Soldier at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday .-pint an evening both merry and bright. This was the company's first excursion from the field of Gilbert and Sullivan
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE SOCIETY.
    364 10 Industry and Enterprise in The Straits. Sir Frank Swettenham was the guest of honour on December 21 of the Overseas Chinese Society at their fourth annual dinner, held at the Ritz Hotel. The Society consists chiefly of students, of Chinese percentage, though born out of China, attending
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    105 10 At the annual general meeting of the Juvenile Football Club held at its Club House, 35, Mosque Street, on the 1 Ith instant, the following gentlemen were elected officers of the club for the current year President, Mr. Song Kee Pofc vice-presiddents, Messrs. Tan Tian Chia and Tan Kee Wee
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    Eastern Smelting.
    879 10 Company Conserving the Cash Resources. The eleventh ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Eastern Smeltir.g Company, Ltd., was held on December 28, at Statford House, King William Strectj E.C., Sir Ernest V\ Hiivli, K.C.M.G., (Chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, As on former
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    118 10 (By Courtesy of the Nichi Nichi Shimbun.) Tokio, January The death is announced from Kagoshima of Vice-admiral Nagata, the President of the Kobe Navigation School. The Opposition Party in the House of Peers has decided to attack the I inent's foreign policy. Thiij means thai co-operation with
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    Town Planning in F.M.S.
    1322 11 A Comprehensive Report on The i Problem. A voluminous report and general survy of town planning and its application to Um I'.M.S. has been issued recently in the form of a printed Federal Council paper ditui ing at tsrt-at. length the act.vitics of the Advisory Town
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    KOTA TINGGI RUBBER.
    703 11 Production Costs Substantially Reduced. Tho twelfth annual meetinj* of the Kota Tin»r;ri (Juhore) Rubber Company, 1. miu-il. was held on December 7 at tho Gi-eat Kasfcrn Hotel, E.C., Sir Byron IVUts, K.B.K. (chairman of the coml>any), presiding. The Cha'rman said Gentlemen, the director! 1 report ancf accounts
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    CHINA COAL CONCESSIONS.
    620 12 The Charges Against Enever. Haynes and Bennett. Following are fuller particulars of the proceedings at Westminstpr police-court on December 22, when the charges of conspiring to cheat and defraud by company promoting and alleged false pirtences against Edwin A. Imhwi 50, company director and engineer, of China
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    EXCHANGE RATIO OF RUPEE.
    361 12 Criticism in High Mercantile Circles. As anticipated in last week's Financial Review, the Bank Rate in India habeen raised to 8 per cent., states a Bcmbay wire of January 12. Here, the recgmmcndatiun of the Associated Chambers of Commerce to (■overnment not to alter the exchange
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    29 12 Orders for week ending February 4 Monday, Jan. 29. Individual Trocps Parade, BJtl p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 31.— Band Pratice, o.l"( p m.
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    720 13 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Weltevreden, January 18. The Bureau of Statistics gives comparative figures qf production on rubber estates in the Dutch East Indies during the first ten months of 1920, 1921 and 1922. In 1920 the production on 264 estates in Java amounted to 22,162,559 Kgs
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    314 13 Interesting Point Decided At Hongkong. The folkwing comment is from the N'.C. Daily News Mr. Justice Gompirtz in Hungkcng has jus' issued a decision likely to prove of first-rate importance tc a large number of firms and employes in the Far East. The point of interest in the
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      426 15 NOTICE NOTICE is iMtatp (riven that the Tra<l« Vurk depicti-cl above is the aMlial'S property of E. O. Qaauaett* 4: t\,., of No. (1, Chulia Singapore, aad is used by the said K. L». Gammctcr Co. in respect of and in connection with Horsci.rum! watches im- ported by thorn Bad
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      123 16 TO LET Immediate entry. A large compound bungalow, with 4 bedrooms, at 1507, Joo Chiat Place, area 81,200 square feet APPLY 35, PHILLIP STREET. SEE N. LAZARUS OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BATTERY ROAD FIRST EUROPEAN SOFT SOAP In barrels of 480 lbs. CHEAP. Satisfaction Guaranteed. GAW BROS., LID. M. CHCLU STKOT.
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