Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1914

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    24 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. r AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. t EVENING DAILY. Vol. 1.. No ,303. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1914 Price 5 Cents.
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    WILL THE JAPANESE FIGHT IN EUROPE?
    719 2 A somewhat striking article appears in the November number of the Fortnightly Review, entitled "The Full Value of the Japanese Alliance," by a writer who signs himself En Vedette. The burden of it is the desirability of shortening the war by the co-opera tion
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      211 2 Special Tables Res£rved BOOK EARLY. NOTICE. Customers are reminded that our Premises will be closed on Friday, Christmas Day, and Saturday, Boxing Day, so that supplies will not be obtainable after Thursday, 24th, till Monday, 28th December. Cheer the Youngsters Up and Secure for Them STRONG BRITISH TOYS HORSE TRICYCLES
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      29 3 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1914 notes and news. Che rftalapa tribune* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1914. SHIPPING "PRODUCE SECTION.
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      The Fighting in East Africa.
      550 3 J'be Madras Mail (N ov loj J> an a c correspondent writes The following is an extract from an interceding letter placed at my dis- »saj by the recipients in Bangalore 1 l the Bangalore ,ote r Maxim gmadetachment id German East Africa Shall 1
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      British Government's War Special in Russia.
      140 3 Government recentiv lir Bernard Pares, son i i' es, .i.p., of Southse.t, j correspondent with Army in the field. Mr. ran j, vviio was tor tOSBS r Scholar at Cambridge ian Extension Lee- Profeaaor of Bossies I 'niversity, and is ',",7 Pnfawr in K,«l„nd
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      Italy Her Own Mistress.
      274 3 Deputy's Plea for Action. Lome, .Nov. 13.—Th a Roman Nationalist Deputy Federzone, a banquet given in his honour here yesterday, delivered a long speech in which he reviewed Italy's political policy during the present crisis, lie said Afc tne moment when the European wir broke out
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      Belgium's Abject Misery.
      174 3 "A country without a smile. This impression of Belgium was formed by Mr. Jarrif Bell, an American who went from London to Brussels with the first shipload of food sent by the Commission for Relief. Nothing that has been written," Mr. Bell laid on his return to
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      War Brevities.
      311 3 Captain Lejenn*, son-in-law of Prince Murat, was killed in action on Nov. 24 at Bailleul. The Canadian Minister of War announces that 100,000 men from the 1 Qited States have volunteered for active service with the Allies. A despatch from Amsterdam states that the German authorities have arrested
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      King Albert Helps to Dig Trench.
      220 3 A correspondent of the v Daily Express," writing under date Nov. 25 says The first so-called ice-Sunday of the present war fell to day, and the troops on the Yser are suffering terribly from the cold. 14 King Albert irave the troops at Fames
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      Episode of the Battle of the Yser.
      380 3 Pans, Nov. 10.-The special correspondent of the Libert, writing from the Belgian front, describes a «rucuil phase of the battle of the in which the FrancoKelyian forces captured the village of lUms:apelle by a fierce charge and flung the enemy'back to its former
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      The South African Gold Mines and the War.
      396 3 I The Joint Managers of the Con solidated Goldfieldt of Booth Africa in their report for the -.ear rnded Juiv 51, l!)i4, dwell upon the effect of the war in Europe on the mining industry in the following terms 14 The exigencies
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      Death of Prince Maurice.
      184 3 L W lh^^rJo W of the Ist Kmgs Roya K.hVs, who uas troui hospital at Birmingham, tells a graphic story of how Prince Maurice 01 Battenherg met his death Prmce Maurice had been ordered to storm a German position and capure some gun« which were doing
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      Germans Short of Men.
      108 3 London, \ov. 85. Germany is gravely concerned j n the problem of recruits which the urgently Deeds. About 800,000 men comprise the present staff who work all the oerman railways and other means of transport, of these quite 200,000 ate eligible to senreht the Army; but
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      Alphabet of the War.
      201 3 A ItaarJl r --r Austria. a*r«-d and af«-aid B ittMd» fcr Bdfcfniß, baarjh rrttnw-«< iin- r w.-r k uiK K r,< -yin« m .it- ;',.ud. i" th- .-.aj;li*h f.»r Iv »r. Ai tea f rtwifli f.,i X:. iu.h. back -h MLm in fo: th* Uernian», their
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      CHRISTMAS 1914.
      569 4 One may almost stand self-con-victed of rank hypocrisy in uttering the words of the Angels' Chorus on this, the eve of Christmas Day. Xo man with British blood flowing in his veins, no loyal subject of the King-Emperor,can really entertainin his heart to-day sentiments of goodwill towards the
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      The Smileless Monarch.
      202 4 A well-known Frenchman who arrived in Paris about a month ago from Berlin, where he Managed to stay for three days, eav* the adoration of the mure intelligent olaei of German* for the Kaiser is better described as fanaticism. The Emperor often passed through Berlin, travelling from
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      141 4 We learn from home papers that the Candy Filter System has been selected, in preference to all others, by the War Office Authorities, for purifying 30,000 gallons per hour of water wanted for the new army at an important depot in Britain. Particulars of the Candy Filters can be obtained
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      Christmas Holidays.
      11 4 To-morrow and Saturday observed throughout tli>- rj public holidays.
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      The Tribune
      37 4 There will be no issue n Malaya Tribune to-morrow will be published as n<nal d 1 day. 26th instant. news. etc. intended for th* b should reach us not later than the earlier the better.
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      The Banks
      16 4 The Exchange Banks will closed on Friday, 25th Decand Saturday, 20th D, Christinas holidays.
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      The Savings Bank and Money Order Office.
      27 4 The Savings Bank and the U„ ey Order Branch will he o\ throughout Xmas Day an,I th- inst. u w
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      Shipping Office.
      28 4 The Shipping and Import asd Export othces will he closed thro»4*. out \mas Day. reopening for or.e honr (10 to 11 a.m.) on the mst. L
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      The Telegraph Offices.
      64 4 Cables can be despatched from the Eastern Extension Tel. CV.'g offices at any time. On Xmas Day 'i he Government Telegraph Office will he open from 8 a.m. to 1(1 a.m. and from 4 p.m to 5 p.m. On the 2« 1th inst. the Telegraph Office will
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      The Post Offica.
      102 4 On Christmas Day the G. P. <j. will be open from 5.30 a.m. to 7a.ui. only, for despatch of the Homeward mail. There will be no deliveries by postmen and no express will be issued. On Saturday the 20th inst. the > K. and M. O. B.
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      Swimming Club Arrangements.
      118 4 Km \s Day. Johnston's Pier at 10 and U a.m., 2-:J0 and 3-30 p.m. Club Bungalow at 9-30 and i a.m., 12-lf>. .*> and 5-30 p.m. The following event- will held on Christmas Day arrival of the 10 a.m. Launch)— 100 yds. Club Championship ;Zl yds. Novices
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      153 4 The Government of India untitled decided to advance three month! pay to those of their civil office* and men who are to proceed on n tary duty. —:o:— An Xrnas treat wiil be given t*j day from .">.;>(» to 7 p. m. at lM Methodist Girls' School, BbortStreet to the
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        43 4 State Express Cigarettes. No. 555 ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE IN THEIR QUALITIES. CHOW KIT CO., Singapore Kuala Lumpur. TAN SENC CHONC CO. ARCHITECTS AND GENERAL AGENTS FOR BUILDINGS DESIGNS, ESTIMATES, BUILDING BURVEYS, Etc., UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION 14, RAFFLES QUAY (top FLOOR) Telephone 1286. CHARGES MODERATE.
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      Local and General.
      483 5 The leaU quotation for tin is $70. 1 —:o:— Profit Loo i on ~„o blHn M is £1 12.10. Isolation for tin Tin was at pfig] in the F. M R yesterday. —:o:—--4";;::, res?* —:o:—• The Knglish mail f is due here early next £IT morning. Xt
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      STOP PRESS.
      53 5 I The Russians continue to advance all along the battlefront. They have captured many prisoner* and vanquished the defenders of Pr/ emsyi, who have ffiade g^verai sorties during the last few days. The Allies are maintaining the Positions gained between the Meuse and Argonne. Last Tuesday Princess Mary's
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      NEW YEAR REMINDERS.
      366 5 Ben tfevis. 'Jales, beautiful cultivated valley, and heather-clad hill. U from "Th W, r i^ iend 'Reived rhe Wvn-ry, Battles Square a concern that. enjoying re Ef UoB «r to remain as notable a feature of •Singapore city as will H en Nevis be of Scotia's far-famed
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      Bobs the Beneficent.
      165 5 The following account of a visit by Lord Roberts to a hospital ship on his journey was received recently by the wife of the principal medical officer on board Lord Roberts came yesterday to inspect, the ship and see the wounded. It was wonderful to see them
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      WAR NEWS.
      89 5 That "Little" Army! Two Million Men Under Arms. Reuter's Special and Ordi n ary Services. London, Dec. 23, l&ft p.m. Mr. Lloyd George in an interview said "England is spending 4~> millions a month on the war. England has over two million soldier/ and sailors under arms and
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      A Merry Christmas.
      109 5 Variety Entertainment at the Front. London, Dec. 23, 12.55 p.m. There are indications that Christ mas at the front will be merriei than at home. For days special stalls have been very busy sorting and despatching Britain's* mighty Christmas-box for her soldiers ft consists chiefly of warm
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      Admiralty Changes.
      76 5 London, Dec. 23, 5.15 a.m. Sir George Callaghan has been appointed Commander at the Xore in succession to Admiral Poore. The Times says that the original arrangement was that Sir Berkeley Mine was to succeed Poore in August last. This arrangement has however been departed from, doubtless because
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      Retaliation
      19 5 London, Dec. 23, 5.15 a.m. An airman has dropped bombs on a suburb of Strassburg. doing some damage.
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      The Fighting in Poland.
      64 5 London, Dec. 23, 4.10 a.m. The Petrograd ollicial states that desperate fighting took place 0,1 Dec. 21 between the lower Vistula and the Pilica. The German attacks were repulsed. 1 Two thousand Austrians were captured between the Pilica and the 1 pper Vistula. The operations in
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      The Position in the West.
      59 5 London, Dec. 2'J, 2/M) p.m. Paris, evening, official North of Puis-saleine and south of Xoyon the enemy on Monday evening made violent counter-attacks which wne all repulsed. We gained a footing at Boureilles. south of Varennes. Our attacks continued on Tuesday and appear to have
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      Business as Usual.
      20 5 London, Dec. 2.1. 10 p.m. Official The London Stock Exchange will reopen on the 4th of January.
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      The Fighting Around Nieuport.
      78 5 London. Dec. 21), 130 p.m. A Paris communiqm- says Yeswee a n 2 tween the sea and the road from districts of Steenstraete and Bixsehoote, where we captured a wood. MOM houses and a redouht. Vve recaptured, with the co-oner* ation of the British, the vi
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      Germans Threaten Portuguese Territory.
      21 5 London, Dec. 2X, G-1S p.m. Renter is officially informed that German troops from South-West m force'" Angola
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      The Portuguese Attitude.
      52 5 London. Dec. 23, p m Lisbon The Chamber has adopted a resolution of confidence in the Government, who will continue to defend the Republic vigorously and expedite arrangements for the military defence of the Colonies, and also preparations for intervention in the war by the side of
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      Christmas at Sandringham.
      22 5 London, Dec. 2.'}, <; p. m Their Majesties have gone to sandrmgham for Christmas. An enthusiastic crowd witnessed heir departure.
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      Gains Extending Along the Whole Front.
      150 5 London, Dec. 23, 5.45 p.m. A communique says that at Per-thes-!^-Hurl us, after a lively cannonade and two assaults, we captured the last section of the line. Our average gain was -SOO metres. We also capture.! the last trench. We have taken a detachment
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      FRENCH WAR NEWS.
      151 5 (Courteously supplied by French Consul.) Officially Commaaicated. NVe Jjii\.. ijuuli. lUgfat progr*» in [fffaitt the fcaemj hu t-...tuJ,;ir.i. ed tile lnjoj>ital of Yprea. We (Hcqpy, ,a pr«*ent. all tintirxt )iijM,,f i,Vrm;»n trciicu**» uloijg lh« rami from Aix Motlrtli ftnwilm (the road between Ami and Bethink «nl wo
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      LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
      457 5 Supreme Court. {Before Mr. Justice Earnshau.) East Asiatic Co. vs. Guan Knt Co. A ease in which the East Asiatic Co. claims fftg from Messrs Guan Kiat anJ Co.for breach of contract Y as heard Wore the Acting Chief Justice yesterday. It is alleged that the plaintiff Co
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      Christmas Services.
      321 6 St Andrew s Cathedral. Christmas Day. 6 a.m. Holy Communion (Plain) 7- 30 a.m. Choral Eucharist 10- 30 a.m. Choral Matins, with Address. 11- 30 a.m. (after Matins) Holy Communion (Plain) 5-30 pm. Evensong (Choral) S. Mathews 9-15, Choral Eucharist. 2bTH DEC. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 8- 30
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      Cathedral of the Good Shepherd.
      79 6 The Christmas services in the Cathedra] of the Good will beat follows: —<>n rhtistmrs Eve the Matin* will at 10-45 p.m.. to be followed by the midnight pontifical Uitfh Mass by Mgr. Barillon (Bishop of -Malacca), who will also give the papal blessing On tbe
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      Wesleyan Church.
      30 6 We are asked by the Rev. L. Oechsli to draw attention to the foot that the Wesley \mas Festival will be in the former Wesleyau Church» Coleman Street.
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      Presbyterian Church.
      48 6 service will be beM <>n Christmas Day at M a.m. m tlie Presbyterian Church, whel) ;i special address will be given b\ the U-v. .1. Yimee. M. an I a collection made on behalf of the Belgian Relief Fund. All friends are cordially invited to attend.
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      St. Matthew's Church.
      24 6 There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at St. Matthew's Chureh, Sepoy Lines, at *.♦-16 a.m. on Christmas Day.
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      Tamil Methodist Church.
      13 6 A Christmas Service will beheld to-morrow commencing at 10 a.m.
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      Services at Johore.
      65 6 Christmas services will be held l.y the U<_-v. II. G. (fails, at Johore. ;ts follows On Snnday Dec. 'J7 vrihoiif.' and sermon at n',Mi> p.uj.. and on Monday Dec -j.s a celebration of the Holy Oommonion at 8 n.m. The services will he held at Mr. Campbell's
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      Royal Johore Tin Mining Co.
      153 6 New Directors. An extraordinary general meeting of the above Company was held yesterday at 2 30 p.m. at 13 Col IyerQuay. There were present Messrs G. A. Derrick (Chairman), A. Harris, A. G. Anthony, and H. Dove (representing the general agents. Messrs Huttenbach Brothers Co.)
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      65 6 Another batch of seven nonias £as brought np in die Police Court •this morning for gambling at chiki 1 hey were fined .$7 each. The occupier of the house was further charged with keeping a common gaming house and was lined $100 or in default one month's hard labour. The
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      Egypt and the War.
      766 6 Young lurks' Sciivmes. Once again E* pt is lifc< y to i I «v one Of those dram .tic part- iffa Wt*i*:U her name has be-- .ne OCi tmt inU»e world's histon writes a I uly Telegraph corresp udent. Once again her geographical position ia hkely
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      THE GREAT WAR.
      429 6 Its Cause, Cost, and Sequel. Tne Chancellor of the Exchequer was in great form when he addressed a Free Church demonstration in the City Temple last mouth. At the outset he referred to his antagonism to the idea of war as a root principle. This was the
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      Russia's Reserves.
      228 6 Russia has by no me-in* put all her troops into' the field. The Petrogtad correspondent of the Morning Post writes on this point The Grand Duke takes a fighting front sufficient for the purpose of his strategic plan. Behiud these, and within easy reach, are others ready to
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        208 6 I pit j 1 NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER j MOTOR TYRES THE TYRES THAT ARE SUPERIOR BECA USE They are made of Plantation Rubber. They cannot, 44 Saw with the Wheels' Motion. I You have longer Tyre Life and Less Punctures. You become a stranger to bursts and wayside worries. ASK
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      Did Germany Want War?
      1094 7 Remarkable Forecast of Recent Events- About six years ago there appeared an article in the newspaper Depeche Coloniale (the number of sth September, 1908) from the pen of M. Joseph-Montet, which seems to us of considerable interest at the present time. The article was entitled Does
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      The Anglo-Persian Oil Fields.
      156 7 The acquisition of the AngloPersian oil fields for the use of the British Naval fuel supply was a step decidedly in the right direction. Though the fields are a long distance away from the Turkish frontier yet is the country open tcf aggression by an enemy.
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        297 7 Important Notice to Contractors Builders The United Saw Mills, Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000 BOARD OP DIRECTORS. DR. LIM BOON KENG. Chaibman. TAN SIAN CHIN ESQ. KHOO KOK WHA ESO LIM NEE SOON ESQ. TAN BAN KHIAM ESO TAN CHENG SIONG ESQ. ONG PENG HOCK ESQ
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      VESSELS IN PORT.
      328 8 Quarta, Brit. str. arrived 4-8. Chowtai, Brit. atr. arrived 31-10. Happbo, Brit. atr. arrived 4-10. Pontoporos,Brit, atr. arrived 18-10. Hong Ho, Brit. str. arrived 27-11. Paroo, Brit. atr. arrived 15-12. Exford, Brit. atr. 16-12. Kaliemba, Brit. atr. arrived 18-12. Batavier, Dutch str. arrived 22. Singaporean, Brit. atr.
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      Panama Canal Traffic.
      220 8 Writing from New York on :20th ultimo the correspondent of the London Standard reported as follows —One effect of the European conflict has been to divert public attention from the Panama Canal traffic, which, notwithstanding tbe war, is assuming something like normal conditions. The falling-ofT in the
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      PRODUCE MARKET.
      21 8 (Singapore, Dec. 24) Copra —Business dull. Tin.— s7o. 125 tone sold. Tapioca.— ln brisk demand. Other Products.— Market weak.
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      Latest Local Market Quotations.
      180 8 H *K£ ZBPX* 1 B Cop ra Kayong Pufo #-?JJ £<>pra Pontianak JJ-JJJ Copra Hiantan ra Singkawang «2K Iw w ngap,Jre fet <* usdit >' 3.20* £ftgo Klonr Singapore fair 3 i Sago Flour Sarawak 1st quality 3 20* *«<> FW Sarawak fai, 4 7 JfS
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      Messrs Barlow's Report.
      105 8 Messrs Barlow and Co. write in their Weekly Report issued yesterday Copra.—The market is better again after a slight set-back during the week. Fine Sundried $I>.lo. Fair to Good $8.50 to $8.70. From Singapore Exchange Market Report, from 11th to 17th December, 1914 Coffee.—Palembang 15 per cent.
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      Latest London Market and Exchange Quotations-
      79 8 Copra £23.15 Pepper (black) fair quality dist 5 buyers. Pepper: white distant spot quotation 10. Gambier 21/3. Gambier (cube) 28/-. Sago (tiour) Sarawak quality, 9/6 Rubber Fine Hard Para, immediate delivery 2s. lOd. Plantation Ist qual. crepe 2/Tin Standard 3 m/s. £142.10.0 Tapioca: tiake
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      Manchester Goods and Cotton.
      16 8 Piece Goods lbs. Shirtings nom. T. cloth, nom. Cotton (American) Middling 4.47.
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      Trade With Foreign Countries.
      79 8 A Gazette Extraordinary issued yesterday afternoon notifies to importers and exporters that certificates of origin and declarations of ultimate destination will be required for all goods from the Straits after Jan. 15, exported to or imported from any foreign port in Europe or on the ?ifediterranean
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      Train Services.
      79 8 REVISED TIMES Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9.0 a., 10.29 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.55 p., 4.10 p. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9,
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      EXCHANGE.
      74 8 Singapore, December 2L On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/4 3/32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 3/4 On India— Bank T. T. 175 On Hongkong— R*nk d/d 22% On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 103 On Java— Bank T. T. 14H On Japan— Bank d/d. 115 Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 India
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      34 8 A message from Valparaiso says that the Chilian school-ship General Braquedano has left for the island of Joan Fernandez to make sure that the Germans have not established a base for naval operations their.
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      The Waterfront.
      634 8 Shipping Notes and News. The Last Asiatic Company a liner Iranqaebar offers for Copenhagen on or about Dec. 2:> The blae funnel liner Peleus is advised to sail for London and Amsterdam on or about Jan. 3. The outward bound Spanish mail steamer Fernando Poo passed Suez yesterday.
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      CARGO ON ENEMY VESSELS.
      374 8 Ia fa Vessels at SaUng tolJowmg is the text of a communication which has been circuited by the Chamber of Commerce to consignees on the important subject of release of cargoes in enemy vessels in neutral ports Cargo in German or Austrian Vessels Lying at Sabanf.
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      The Singapore Harbour Board.
      92 8 (Singapore, Ui'C. 24.) TAXJOXG PAGAR. j Ka*t Wharf BaHii Sfx-tiofi No. I l^u J(t* a *'h<»Wt»l K*m Wharf da I ftM Wharf No. Hall Wharf flection So. 4 (tjndei .»,a«truc tion) Par.-,, Heagul! u«> do Koala Wet Dock d<. 7 Tar*. Pontonoro» Kxford. Klaog We„t Wharf
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        316 8 FIXTURES. Thursday, 24th. Seremban Races. Calcutta Bar»-». OLib Rac*-s. a m ,in 1,6 pFriday, 25th Christmas L)ay. Exchange Bank- closed. No iwme of Malaya Tribune. High water -4.19 a.m 8ft. p m 7 ft6 ini Saturday. 26th. B»xjng Day. St a StephIn bnne P nbU hed abont 1 At Serembaif
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      Malaya's Industries.
      992 9 Hopefal Outlook. With hostilities in Kurope now 1 "PM the fifth month. pres-nt wonld an opporfone «metorwlw, generally the effort which the war ha. l i mas ha<l upon Malayan industries mad ibotbeootlook for the i,„ m edi ate fnture. The views given below represent the opinio*, held
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