Malaya Tribune, 7 November 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. vol. vni. ■No. 262 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1921.
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    DON'T LOST YOUR PUNCH
    198 2 If you feci a growing dissatisfaction with life, an-i ill health seems to threaten you without the symptoms cf any spcifio disease showing, yonr nerves tre probably undernourished b? cause yenr blood iathin. Take a moment to examine Into yonr own case. Hay* yon lcit the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    999 2 SOME CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENTS. The steamship Madura, built for the British India Steam Navigation Company by Barclay, Curie and Co., Ltd., has been successfully launched from the company's west yard at Scotstoun. She is of the intermediate cargo and passenger type, and is arranged to burn either
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    TAXATION.
    169 2 [To the Editor, Straits Echo."] Sir,—Your remarks on taxation are very interesting and your reason for favouring a tax on Incomes in pre ference to other possible means, qnite s and. B«t, is there not a very larg« sum of money available from a tax on aerated waters Jast
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    SHANGHAI FREIGHTS.
    118 2 Messrs Wheel ock and Co, of Shanghai, reported on Oct 20 i The sitaation In our oatward freight markets—both to Earope and America—is identical there ia therefore no need to dilate on them separately —they can only be described as atterly lifeless and we are sorry to say
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    332 2 The building of a training college at Tanjong Maiim for Malay teachers of the Straits Settlements and F M S will be complsted early next year, when the Malacca Training College will then be closed and its students and staff transferred to Tanjong Malim. In the course of the recent
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      406 2 THE PRICE OF PAIN- SCIATICA. No one wants pain—still wa pay for it heavily in lost health —lost energy—lost ambition—often abso-4 lute financial ruin. Why pay thia awful price Why suffer the terrible twitching tortures of Sciatica whan everlasting relief is so near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom from
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    704 3 LiVit Pnc*» Quoted in the Market. Singapore, November 7. •tain. Lyali and Evatt, Exchange sd Share Brokers, issue the followif lilt of quotations. Rikher, Oellar fhares. SsM risal layers Sailers 1 ABsaaf 0.1C 0.15 Aior Qajah 0.90 1.00 > Amairamr.ed Itsaj 1.00 1.25 i Ayar flit&a f.00
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    218 4 The Prime Minister of Japan, Mr Hara, was assassinated at Tolrio railway station. The outrage has elicited world-wide sympathy. The.United States means business about disarmament. A definite scheme is to be placed before the Washington Conference. The House of Commons debate showed British interest to be real. America's
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    22 4 BIRTH. FBAHKIL—At Tarjong Katon?, Singapore, on November 6th, 1921, to Mr. and Mrt. David Franke), a daughter. 7 11 711
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    SUNDAY SPORT.
    964 4 Yesterday was a day of note in the social life of Singapore. It was the beginning of Sunday Sport on the Padang. Or rather, games would have been played there had the state of the ground permitted. At the annual general meeting of the SCC some time back,
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    151 4 On Page 7 to-day there appears an official statement on the benefits conferrcd by vaccination. Tbe Bon Mr V Gibbons returned lo Singapore this morning afW a StStt to Kuala Lumpur. it has been decided to hold she Malayan-Borneo exhibition on the Telok Ayer reclamation. A T* Deum service in
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    TWO MINUTES SILENCE.
    104 4 His Majesty the King has expressed a wish that on Asrriktice Day, Nov. ll f there should be a complete suspension of all normal business and fcomotion throughout the Empire duling the two minutes silence commencing at 11 s-m. The Master Attendant is issuing instructions that no
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    712 4 The Hon Mr O F untitled has taken up the aclaraaWReaidency. By ly>J permission of Lt Col B W Morgan, C M G, D 8 0, the drum* and ftfea of the 1st baLtalion South Staffordshire tegiment will pluy ••Retreat" in tbe Botanic Garden» to-morrow, commencing at 5.15 pm The
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    548 4 HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED YET? A Fortnight to Go. remain, ln which v bring the traits Timet" Libel [wS up to a figure making it true pression of puuhc opinion. Ha subscribed 1 yec? H»ve you no; JT. obligation to Co so? The Colonial Secretary kaa mented strongly
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    THE KUALA LUMPUR FUND.
    70 4 The Kuala Lumpur Fund. a»« by the Malayan Leader." star.i; a> follows: Previously acknowledged: New subscriptions: Ainsly de Ziiva, [poll 2.5U "A Friend," X L. "A Well-Wisher." X L I- 00 Total to date ttUt The Pinang Gazette has m expressed its willingness to contributions from
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    ALSAGOFF CASE APPEAL
    114 4 The appeal from the decision Mr Justice Woodward, while at*l Chief Justice, holding that the P» children of Syed Mohamed AlMtf* by his former wife Asia* g illegitimate, came up before the \M Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, with Justices Barrett Lennard Brown, on Friday and wa this
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    PEACE POSSIBILITIES.
    504 5 roe 'British Government's ittituto. 0. SJ. Af d Disarmament. Reuter. London. Nov. <-- The House of CeeaeMM unanimously agreed to the Labourite motion on the subject of th e Washington Conference, after a ne f academic debate in which re■iistif of a11 P arties emphasis1 that tht motion
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    INDIAN TRIALS.
    130 5 Reuter. Death Sentences. Calicut, Nov 4. —The special tribunal has pronounced judgment in the case ia which the Moplah rebel leader, Ali Musahyar, ar.d 37 others, were charged with warring against the King Emperor and murdering a British soldier. Tr.irteen, including Ali Musaliyar, have been sentenced to death
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    NEW WIRELESS POWER.
    86 5 Reuter. *e» York, Nov 4,—President Hard- to-morrow evening will wireless to frosj Washington, maugur- new radio central station on and, which when complete will < of conducting simultaneous j-aeptndent commercial services in ■■rtieje, embracing European, 50Uth African, and Trans-Pacific *5*-*ee*e* York, Nov 5.—The wireless and 103 i?
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    EXIT KARL.
    56 5 Reuter. Nw 4.-The National m 7 adopted a decree shuttjjf Karl f r °m the throne.—Reuter. Ca2 NOV 3 Tne Ambassador's to H ertnC<! W making f the ina dequacy of exSr! from the throne, demandiT* t( rms of tne BiU v ex Hansl l ever y member
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    RE IRISH AFFAIRS.
    25 5 4 The Ulster pre- '«aaes Craig, has arrived Li o y,j G ,n and has interviewed Mr tang Wrfc f at Downing-streefe—
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    AHEAD OF MALAYA.
    20 5 Reuter. W on T Afrit, The British East torcent ">iUion sterling, six *W!^£ y five being under-
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    NETHERLANDS NAVY.
    130 5 Bases in East Indies. Reuter. The Hague, Nov 4. —The Government has introduced into the Second Chamber the new naval programme, aiming at the defence of the Motherland and the Colonies by means of small craft and material, like submarines, torpedo boats, mines and aircraft, which will be
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    NORWAY AND DENMARK.
    61 5 Reuter. Christiana, Nov 4.—ln connection with the Danish Foreign Office announcement in May that henceforth the whole of Greenland would be subject to Danish sovereignty, the Norwegian Government has refused to recognise the extension of sovereignty on the ground that it involves an extension of the Danish
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    ANY EXCUSE.
    76 5 Reuter. Pittsburg, Nov 4. —The m. tie-owners having decided to discontinue the practice of deducting from miners' wages on behalf of the Miners Union the weekly subscriptions diiO from members of the union, the officials of the union ordered a strike beginning at midnight on Nov 7. The
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    UNHAPPY AUSTRIA.
    48 5 Reuter. Vienna, Nov 4.—There was a panic on the Bourse owing to the sudden fall of the crown on the Zurich exchange. Foreign monies rose to an unprecedented height. Share quotations correspondingly rose, and food prices ai f\ rising daily, especially the price of meat. —Reuter.
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    THE JUMPING MARK.
    48 5 Reuter. Berlin, Nov 4.—The Bourse is overwhelmed with orders to buy and aell, with the result of prodigious jumps up and down, facetiously named the Kangaroo Bourse. German marks in London jumped to 965, went to 885, and finally were 090 to the pouad sterling.—Renter.
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    JAPAN'S LOSS.
    231 5 ASSASSINATION OF THE PREMIER. FOREIGN SYMPATHY. Reuter. Just after we had gone to press on Saturday, the Consul-General for Japan courteously notified us of the following message that he had received from the Japanese Foreign Office Tokio, Nov 4.—Mr Hara, Prime Minister of Japan, was assassinated at the
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    HARVEY'S SPEECH.
    130 5 Press Criticism. Reuter. New York, Nov. 5.—C0l Harvey's speech declaring that an Anglo-French-American alliance is impossible is generally commented on. The New York Times calls on the State Department to give him a sharp reminder that at the present juncture his role is not a speaking part. The
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    COAL WAGES.
    50 5 Reuter. London, Nov 4.—The National Wages Board accountant, writing in the journal "Compendium," is of opinion that the minimum wages under the coal settlement will apply to most districts in December. It is estimated that many collieries will then be able to sell at 20s. a ton f.Q.b.—Reuter.
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    STUBBORN SOVIET.
    41 5 Reuter. London, Nov 4.—In the House of Commons, at question time, Mr Lloyd George declared that a reply was being prepared,.to the Soviet note reaffirming the authenticity of the evidence whereon British protests (against propaganda in Asia) were based.—Reutier.
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    FAMOUS SCHOOL.
    46 5 Reuter. IV— Paris, Nov 4.—M Millerand is going to Montpellier to preside over the celebration of the foundation, seven hundred years ago, of the School of Medicine, the oldest in the world, whose fame is still attracting a number oi <preign students, notably Chinese.—Reuter.
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    WOMEN'S PLEA.
    35 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov 4.—The American Associatior>)of University Women has petitioned the President in favour of the formation of an association of the nations, with American participation in the International Court of Justice.— Reuter.
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    AN ENQUIRY.
    40 5 Reuter. New York, Nov 4.—The State Department is conducting an enquiry into the hardships suffered by Britishers at Ellis Island with the object of reducing the difficulties of the administration of the Immigration Law to a minimum.— Reuter.
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    FRENCH HOUSING SCHEME.
    37 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 4.—The Chamber is examining a Bill providing for the construction, within ten years, at various industrial centres, of a hundred thousand cottages to be rented to workmen at vary low r»te».—fieqfa*
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    SUNDAY GAMES.
    340 5 NEW DEPARTURE AT THI SCC. A Popular Idea. In accordance with the decision taken at the last annual general meeting1 of members of the Singapore Cricket Club, the pavilion was open yesterday, and had the «tate of the ground permitted it, lawn tennis and bowls would have been
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    NEW HEBRIDES.
    99 5 Offer to Australia. Reuter. Melbourne, Nov s.—The fact has been revealed by Mr Hujrhes, speaking to the House of Representatives, that a French company owning 600,000 hectares of land in the New Hebrides offered to sell their property and tradeing concessins to the Commonwealth Government for half a
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    WAR DEBTS.
    94 5 Reuter. London, Nov 4.—A further development of the campaign re war debts, which has lately met with a friendly reception by an influential section of the press, has appeared. A meeting of the British Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce has passed a resolution, moved by Dr
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    DAMAGE BY FIRE.
    75 5 Reuter. New York, Nov 4.—Damage estimated at over a million dollars has been caused by tire at the Erie railroad yards at Wechawken. Several piers, barges, freight cars loaded with goods, and a flour warehouse were destroyed. The pier belonging to the Standard Oil Company, filled with
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    A REJECTION.
    45 5 Reuter. Geneva, Nov s.—The International Labour Conference's Committee on maritime questions has rejected the British proposal to reduce the age from eighteen to sixteen for compulsory medical inspection for employees on vessels, except where only member* of the same family are employed.— Reuter.
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    PROHIBITION COSTS.
    38 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov 4.- 7 Congress will be asked to vote ten million dollars for the enforcement of prohibition during the coming fiscal year. This amount is %2Vt mrllion above the appropriation for tha current y*ar.—Reuaar
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    SPORT
    60 5 BOXING. B M B A AFFILIATION. We would remind boxing enthusiasts of the B M B A meeting at 5 p.m. to-day in the Anglo-Chinese School drill hall (adjoining the Masonic Hall). By this morning's mail a letU*arrived from the British Boxing Board of Control announcing arrangements for formal
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    BILLIARDS.
    42 5 GEORGE GRAY IN PENANG. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 7.—Receiving 300 in a game of 700 up, in the Penang Club, R N Holmes beat George Gray, whose score was 667. Gray's biggest break was 47, and Holmes' 45. o
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    FOOTBALL.
    44 5 RAFFLES vs ANGLO-CHINESE. On Friday last, Raffles School met Oldham Hall in a soccer game on the Oldham Hall ground, and after a very fast and interesting game, won the match by 2—o. Mr Ratnam of the Anglo-Chinese School ably refereed the match.
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    BOY SCOUTS' INSPECTION.
    160 5 A Good Turn Oot The annual inspection by H E the Governor of the local Boy Scouts took place on the SVC ground on Saturday afternoon. Nearly 250 scouts from the different troops paraded under'the command of Mr B Purdy, Assistant Commissioner. When H E the Governor
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    PARDISE ESTATE LOSS.
    60 5 Our Own Correspondent) Nov. 5.—The report Is issyed of Paradise Rubber Estates, Ltd. The directors report a loss of $7, 480 for the past fifteen months, to June 30, 1921. The*harvested crop was 128,188 lbs, and average yield per acre 482 lbs. ¥he production cost was 48.95
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    NEW FIRE FLOAT.
    240 5 A "very necessary means of fighting fires itl a big port like Singapore is shortfy*to be introduced by the Harbour ijoard authorities, in the form of a new fire float, which is at present under construction by the Harbour BoarcKat Keppel Harbour, and it is anticipated that
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    TOPICAL CALENDAR.
    79 5 In view of the approaching visit of H R H the Prince of Wales to the Straita on his way to Japan, a calendar sent us by this mail, bearing a specially prepared portrait of the Prince, the issue of which has been authorised by His Royal Highness,
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    21 5 The Hon Captain A R Chancellor, Inspector General of Police, arrived j in Penang on Friday from Singapore on inspection duta*
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 5 Singapore, November 7. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32d Demand 2s 3 29-32d Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 7-16d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 166 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 184 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 57 On JavaBank Tel. Transfer 134 On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    42 5 C. of C. Habber Association. Singapore, November 7. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 34% 35 Nov. 35 Vz 36 Nov. to Dec. 36 37 Jan. to March 38% 39 April to June 39 -40 Tone of Market.—Firm.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co„ Ltd.
    30 5 Singapore, November 7. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—16% cts. London.—10 %d. Singapore.—35 cts. Tone of Market.—Firm. Tin to-day $78.62%; 150 tons sold.
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    106 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Nov. 7. Silver 39%. Hongkong 18% per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $47%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Small enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, Norths $1.12% to $1.17%, Souths 65 to 60 cents, Nawng Pets $1.50 to $1.55, Padang Plandoks 55 to 60, Rawangs 45 to 50
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    DEATH OF MR R T WHATMORE.
    168 5 We regret to record th© death, from apoplexy, of Mr Ronald T Whatmore, late of the P W D, Johore, at the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, at 5 o'clock yesterday morning. The funeral took place at Bidadari cemetery at 5.30 in the evening, the
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    17 5 The Straits Government ordered 100 copies of "One Hundred Years of Singapore" at a cost of $1,000.
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    SPORT.
    449 6 FOOTBALL. THE MALAYA CUPS. Unfederated States Might Compete. The Chief Secretary to Government has received the following letter from Captain Fercy M R Royds, C M G., R N., commanding H M S-Malaya. The suggestion that the Unfederated States should be included in the competitions is under consideration for
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    QUESTIONS ON THE LAWS OF THE GAME.
    1101 6 Could yoa solve them •A few days ago we gave, from a Hjpme sporting paper, a list of questions on the laws of football. To these We invited the attention of local referees and their critics. None has had the courage to*attempt a
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    BOXING.
    92 6 CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST PROCEEDS. The treasurer of the S S and F M S boxing championship tournament has forwarded to the "Tribune" the balance sheet, showing a profit of $2,164, which has been handed over to the European and Non-European Unemployment Funds, the European fund receiving $1,082, and the Non-Euro-pean
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    CRICKET.
    197 6 V M C A ra. S STAFFORD!. The above match, on Saturday, resulted in a win for the Staff ord*. The scoreß were Staffords. Saunders b Ignatius 10 Morris* b Ignatiua 18 Reed b Oorloff 20 Smith b Stack 26 Blake b Oorloff 6 Jones c Weerakody b Oorloff
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    GOLF.
    64 6 LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. The following was the result of the 2nd round in the Andrew Cume Cup competition: Mrs Lloyd beat Mrs J T Miller 8 and 1. Mrs Connell beat Mrs Everitt 2 and 2. Mrs Braddell beat Mrs Clarke 7 and 6. Miss Law beat Mrs Graham Browne
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    198 6 8CC TOURNAMENT. There was no play on Saturday, and the ties arranged for Saturday will be played to-day. TO-DAY'S TIES. D Singles. (L court) E W Hide 'scr vg P B Macdonald scr. (A) C C Nicholl scr vs H Nell *cr. (D) A T Piatt scr vs
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    40 6 At the Empire to-night patrons will be treated to a fine six-part feature, in the second show, entitled The Sundown Trail," den ling with the golden days of old California. Other, *tfcjai*y iff sxflff tl«rwtf,*aW 'alt firs> vttmW.
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    RUSSIA'S AGONY.
    139 6 Th* descriptions of conditions in the famine areas in Russia conrtibuted to th* "Times by an observer just returned from those areas should move all the world to pity and from pity to help. They bring the reader into actual contact with scenes of suffering which no statistical
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    MILITARY RELIEFS.
    116 6 Trooping Season 1921-1922. Previous instructions regarding the arrival and departure of H M T "Huntsend" are cancelled. The following amended programme has been received, states Garrison Orders: U X—24-11-21; Black Sea—7-12-21; Ist Loyal Regt. Drafts (for Singapore and Ceylon), Drafts (for Black Sea). Black Sea—lo-12-21; Egypt—l 4-1-2-21; Ist
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    135 6 To-day, Nov 7. High Tides.—3.lB a.m.. 2.36 p.m. Boxing B M B A m**ting, AngloChinese School, 8. Football: St Joseph's O B VS C F A 11, Raffles Reclamation. To-morrow, Nov 8. High Tides.—4.2o a.m.. 8.38 p.m. Rent Assessment Board, 3.15. Rugby S C C— Probable* v.
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      882 6 c, a •Three reasons why A RMCO I V* Ingot Iron is superior. I 1. Resists Rust. Because of its unequalled purity AEsKO fc go t Im resists than any other iron. Thit is the reason it has see* J! widely nsecrin railroad e ;uisment, buildings, storage tanks, culverts, re
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      63 6 Victoria Theatre. MONDAY Ulk; TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. l€tk at 9-15 P MATINEB WED., lfith ft Hi FAB EASTERN FILMS LTDPRESENT MARY PICKFOBD. in ncr famous Product!* LONG LEG 3" Story by Jean Webft* also a CHARLIE CHAPL2* Million DJlar Pred»*»» POPULAR PRICKSAll seats can be booked PRICES $2.00 and I*4 Children
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      533 6 HAILS CLOSE. To-day, Not. 7. Malacca ft Muar *Sri Muar 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2 p.m. Pontianak Khoen Foeng 2 p.m. Malacca Muar *Hye Leong 3 p.m. Port Swettenham ft Penang Kinta S p.m. Prigi Radjah, Tembilahan ft Indragiri Indragiri 4 p.m. Pulau Batam ft Pulau Bulang Hock
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    VACCINATION.
    583 7 WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT PROTECTS AGAINST SMALLPOX. Following a letter published by us recently, this article on the merits of vaccination is sent for publication by the Municipal Health Officer: The aim of all vaccination and inoculation is to confer on the person vaccinated or inoculated a
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    184 7 It is said that Mr C S Alexander will act as Treasurer, F M S.—M M. A lode of silver yielding from 288 oz. to 376 oz. to the ton has been discovered at Inverell, New South Wales. Mr W H Ross, the trainer and jockey, who went to Australia
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    TIN'S POSITION.
    818 7 ARE GOVERNMENT STOCKS A DRAWBACK? A Better Demand, There can be no doubt that, in the opinion of those best able to judge, the stocks of tin held by the Straita and Netherlands Indian Governments form an effective bar Uo any advance in the price of the metal,
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    19 7 The honourable Mr W H Thorne has been appointed an unofficial member of the committee of the Penang Free
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      630 7 Tfl Foundation} spoonful of makes the ivholc dish mc e r>c;yrLhinO. BY THE NAHAK OPERA Of Friday, the lith November, Nttt Prccdt-Jg to The Mon£uropean Unemployment Fund D ii STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOAN, 1921. issue of $20,000,000 Loan REPAYABLE AT PAR ON MAY i, 1926, Free el incame lax and
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      660 7 NOTICE. NOTICE. Singapore Cricket Club. NOTICE is hereby given that a Special General Meeting of the Members of the Singapore Cricket Club, will be held in the Club Pavilion, on Monday, November 14th, at 5-15 p.m. Business. 1. PROPOSED CLUB EXTENSION.—To consider and discuss the attached Report of the Special
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      264 7 Wilson, Special Building Sub-Com-mittee. Estimated Extra Expense and Revenue from Proposed Billiard Rooms. Expenses. 7 Markers $190 8 B °y» 60 Lighting ..200 Interest on Loan 300 Repairs and Renewals 1E0 Sundries jqO $990 Say 1,000 pef month. —$12,000 per year. Sinking Fund 4,000 $16,000 Revenue. Fees from 6 Billiard
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      149 7 4 Ar Av X X J?<*y<</ #i X X F£0 JFkvm* if W William Caxton first introduced the printing press into England in the year 1471. After acquiring the newly invented art of printing at Bruges, he returned to England, the land of his birth, and set up a printing
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    RUBBER SCHEME.
    1739 8 ESTATE OWNERS AS MANUFACTURERS. Penang Man's Suggestions. Mr J 0 Davies writes to as from Penang, under date Oct 28, a* ollows: —I beg to enoloae copy of" A theme for the Permanent btabiliz*. uon of the Rebber Planting Indostry" dated 6th Inst, wbch will doubtless prove interesting
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    PENANG HILL RAILWAY.
    189 8 Now that the Penang Hill Railway is within measurable distance of becoming an accomplished fact, it is interesting to turn back to the report of the Resident Councillor for 1909, which referred to the subject of the Hill Railway then projected. In an article commenting on the
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    147 8 A young aspirant for travelling honours secured an interview with the head of a wholesale house, and assured the latter that he was the u best traveller on the road." His statement was accepted with reserve, but it was decided to give him a trial. Recalled to
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    255 8 A Chinese woman of Lahat gave birth to triplets, a boy and two girls the first being torn on Monday afternoon and the other two on Tuesday. All are doing well. Sir West Kidgway, President of the Court of the British North Borneo Company, is leaving towards the end of
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      647 8 What Do You Want/4 1 ractor For? a The first thin g you will think of pldwiM. But don't stop there. If your tractor is to be a profit maker for you, it musTdo much more than plow. 1 It muat be able to do practically all the work around
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      486 9 p. India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated th England) mi and p&sseWger services. Peninsular 8*4 Oriental S. N. Cq. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. SEE COMPANY'8 MAIL SBBVI0B8 EAST OF BOMBAY at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. Frem LONDON Wum 8INGAPOBE about Nov 51 Kashmir Dec 1« prnprn honi
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      500 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMS UP CO. I m (Iaoorporatea ia U.SJU F «ANCI8CO-*ANItA~EA2fT INDIA BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. w F r ALC! UrrA Direct. Welto?* ****M~mWnk1* Not IS a *f Passengers and Freight Dec 15 S^22L taAHOI800 MiN HONOLOW. jsssr- ssgaaa sir i m «Tvt and Freight Jan II (Sp,eial Notioe-26 D*y.
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      90 9 LtOTD TRIESTIIO b. mr Co. (Incorporated la Italy.); HOMEWARD SAILINGS, For Colombo, Aden, Maacaua, Port Bald, Brlndiii, Venioe and Trieate, taking oargo on through Bill of Lading for Flame the Levante Porti and Black Sea Porta. Persia Nov 16 OUTWARD SAILINGS FOB HONGKONG A SHANGHAI. I Nippon about Nov 15
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      493 9 fCHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTDI (incorporated to U. 8. A.) j Direct San Francisco Service I Thoee deairoua of seeing the Orieni ahonld travel by the eoenic route I SINGAPORE, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, I YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU A SAN FRANCISCO. I SING AFORE, i.e. NANKING 15,000 tons, Deo 1 I (Minimom
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      303 9 O. S. K. Tit luta siosai uista, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO, I PE SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice,) EUROPEAN LINE, Far PORT SAID, MARSEILLE!. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. •Amazon Maru arr. Nov 15 dep. Nov 16 Atlas Maru arr Dell dep Deo
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      517 10 WANTED. WANTS D.—Capable energetic Book k-rjjr-r able to iaka cua ge aeo iqu;« u a 1 rieno*d ia Sinre R k sen and .Trauatere. Salary %l!6 p:r to Basel, $200 after to.roe uaj j;ad prooaiiou Box 135, Bm Odlao» luoli. I 11 7 11 LOOK TO TOTJB FUTURE.— Dariug uc
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      617 10 NOTICE. NOTICE. The followi g -»re th? only persona authorised by us to enter in;o contracts or oth*r engagements on our bebaK and to sign for our firm. VEO HOON BEAT, Manager. TAN HONU TEE, A«»t. Mansger. T. T. Brothers, 136, Jor.ker Street", Mahoca. 3 11 18 11 MADRAS HINDU
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      471 10 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO, LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICB: 58, KLTNG STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up CapiUl $2,000,000 Surplua $90,008 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lee Wee Nam, Esq.—Deputy Chairman, Chan Teck Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow Peng, Esq, Tan
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      480 10 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE; 94, Market Street. BRANCHES Penang 86 beach Street Malacca «.181 Jonker Sfc-eet. Muar ..77-79 Jalan Suleiinan. BatuPabat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Patembaag 18, Hir. AGENCIES AT Loudon, New York, San Franciaco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Anioy, Pontianak aud Traug. CAPITAL. Authorised 120,000,000
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      424 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporatd in England BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS, Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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      323 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE, 63 KLING STREET, Tel. No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BEACH STREET. AGENCIES: IPOH AND DELI. CAPITAL: Authorised $20,000,000 Issued $10,500,000 Paid-up 5,250,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders 5,250,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kheam, Esq., Chairman.
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      437 10 INSURANCE. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE' CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated ia the S.S.) BOARD JOF DIRECTORS: Hob. Dr. Lim Bos* Keng 0.8.E Chairmaau Lim Nee Soon, Eaq. Dy. Chairman. En Tong Sen, Esq. CBJE. Ong Boon Tat, Eaq. Lim Chwee China, Eaq. Chua Poh Siang, Eaq. Lee PangtSemg», Esq. Yeo Baa Kent;, Eaq.
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      534 10 MALAYA TRIBUNE ajSj SHIPPING CWITTE. (EVENING DAILY.) Pence I7i. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. jT ADVANCE, Per asnum m Tar quarter j g Single Copy Postage Extra 50 eta ncr To Foreign countries $i J"* [A Subscriptioa Form w m w. found m\ page B.] Bj very many "TRIBUNE" READERS depend upon street
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