Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1921

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII. NO. 268 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1921.
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    1010 2 REPUTATION OF FRANCB AT STAKE. A Shanghai Comment, No apology is needed for making further reference to the affairs of th« Banque Industrielle da Chine, says "Finance Commerce," Shanghai. So many people in China, Japan aud other parts of Far Eastern Asia in which this concern had branches,
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    ALLIES' DEBTS.
    189 2 Payment to U.S.A. Reuter. London, Nov 11. —Mr McKenna has returned to England from America. In an interview he said he thought general opinion in America opposed the oancellation of the Allies' war debts. Where it was understood that debts could only be paid in the form of
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    LOCAL PROPERTY SALE.
    280 2 The following properties wen? sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Koon Seng and Co, at their saleroom No 30 Kling-street on Wednesday afternoon: Two pieces of land situate at Jalan Tebrau, Johore Bahru, containing the respective areas of 115 acres 2 roods and 140 acres planted with
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    156 2 At a recent meeting of the General l\irposes Committee of the I S P applications fropi 48 candidates for membership were considered, of whom 16 were elected. Several eases were investigated and courses of action decided upon. It was decided to hold I S 1» propaganda moetfngs at Ipo'a, Teluk
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    WAR'S EVILS.
    277 2 Feeling in America- Reuter. Washington, Nov 11.—America's unknown soldier was buried to-day in Arlington national cemetery with the highest military honours, President Harding, members of the Cabinet, and many foreign representatives following the coffin on foot. Ex-president Wilson followed part of the way in a carriage. The route
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    35 2 A marriage has been arranged between Mr H G H Mitchell, Assistant Traffic Manager, F M S Railways, and Miss Margaret Staddor., of Bramfort Spellee, Devon. The marriage will take place short lj; at Exeter.
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      574 2 MAKE YOURSELF STRONGER Feop'H with 8 v ronat oonatitatlonB eeoape many minor illi that make life miserable for others Don't yon envy the friend who does not know what a headache is, whcie digeation ig perfect and aleep nndiitarbed How far do yon come from th'B deBoription and have yon
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      690 2 AUCTION SALE. cheong koon^senTTcT AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS No. 30 King Street, Singapore. mmaaamm i IMPORT AM r ALĕTION SALE OF Valuable Sea-side Property at East Coast Rn Q Tanjong Katong and Town Propert/es at Macao Street, Kolantan KGad, etc. At Cheong Koon Ser.g <fe Co.'a Sal* s Rook, No 30, Xii
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    THE SHARE MARKET
    766 3 Lilt* i Prise* Quoted |n the Market, J.r.&apore, November 16. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following !s»; of quotations. Rabbet, DeHar Shares, Hm Vale S3 Buyers Sellers 1 Allenby 0.10 0.20 1 k%f Gajah LOO 1.10 I Amalgamated Mary 1.00 1.2* Ayr
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      286 3 EMPIRE CIKSr IN THE FIRST BHOW AT 730 p._ THE GREAT MACISTE SERIAL In 24 R^ele. Maciste—the strangest man in the World, the greatest living. To-night the first 4 reels to be continued 4 new reels every Thursday. Begin this hurricane serial nov. Any episode every episode will glue you
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      649 3 i From THURSDAY, November 10 to TTJBBDAY, November 15. 5* 1 fmm Tbc&ue at the lath* only I best _r\ Im I I XT. IVI mmf IVrY '"SSL!" I i orflltßira Cakes, Coffee, I MthtKST Tht Hall for Moifc aod Ftatorti Tea. ett. I station inra_ »oad. 4\wing I mm
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      287 3 IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 SHARP. JAMES JT CORBETT In the Universal Super Serial THE MIDNIGHT MAN In Eighteen Episodes Tbirty-Six Reels TO-NIGHT Episodes One, Two, Three and Four. First Eight Reels (continued next Tuesday.' IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 PM Australasian Animated News G&rHte Nc 411.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    184 4 Precise details of the U S proposals for limitation of naval armaments are stated, and reveal American sincerity in this matter. The reductions contemplated are generally regarded as drastic, going farther than anyone expected, bat none the less acceptable therefor. It is declared that if either Britain or
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    55 4 In Memoriam. A Sokmn High Man of rVqoiem for the repote of the eonl of the Uie Mn. Eugenic Wella will be oelebrated at the Ohnreh of St. Joteph on Wednesday, the 16th last, at 6 30 a.m. The kind prayeri and attendanoe of frienda and relatives are
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    CHANGING SINGAPORE.
    775 4 Gradually but slowly a great change is coming over the face of Singapore—a change for the better. Old and insignificant buildings are giving place to modem structures worthy of the valuable sites upon which they stand, giving promise that within a few years we shall have a city
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    270 4 The Italian Minister left Bangkok by the Kuala on Nov. 4, on a special mission to Singapore. An announce.nent relative to the Western Australian trade display will be found on page 6. There was a motor accident* in Beach-road on Friday, when Car 8462 knocked down a Chinese and injured
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    INDIAN SEDITIONISTS.
    162 4 Echo of Jtecent Case. Shaik Sairo Abdullah, the Indian against whom, if will be rememberea an order was passed for him to quit the Colony in consequence of his beint arrested on a charge of being in possession of sedrtious literature has been re-arrested and charged with refusing
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    DIOCESAN CONFERENCE.
    152 4 Owing to pressure on space to-day. we are compelled to hold over a report of two very interesting paperread at the afternoon meeting of th Diocesan Conference yesterday. Th-*e will be given in our next issue. The subject for this evening it? Re-Union," Papers are to be read
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    246 4 It is reported that three Hokiens Ang Ah Tong, the driver of motor car 3710, has been arrested and charged with rash driving and knocking down a Chinese in Victoria-street. It is understood that Mr J C Paswho has been prospecting in the Perlis limestone caves, has JimiuilSMl a rich
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    S.C.C MEETING.
    1007 4 NO DELAY IN BILLIARD SCHEME. Club's Roll of *Honour. A general sseeti] g of bers of the Singapore Cricket held in the pavilion yes;... ij astically resolved that the i billiards extension scheme be ed with at once. There was faj v large attendance and the Pre Sir
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      383 4 CHOICE PERFUMES mmmmmmami mm ma Refer ft Qailet'a. -Gerard'a" Perfaaies. J. E. AtkhWa mmmmm, B-w«"— «g White Rose $1.25 Narcissus 4.50 Caldornia PepPT $*75 Goraflee t.tS Poinsetta ALerisßlanc 2.50 fefc Columbine IM ox. 47» Ja,mm 2 2t *mmJmT 2 .g; Violette de Paerel S.OO 4 5 Llris Blanc Ooa. 5
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      240 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*. 36, PHILLIP SIBBEST, SINGAPORE Now Shipments Arrived of Morgan's Salamander Crucibles from Nob 20 to 100 Russell's American Stocks and Dies with Taps Complete (Without Thread) to aorew 1/16" to 1/4" do 1/4" to 3/4" do 1/4" to I*" Easterbrook Allcard
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      46 4 WESTERN AUSTRALIA TRADE DELEGATION. A trade display of Western Ana tralian Produots will be opened on Monday next, 14th init., in the old Post Office Buildings at 9 a.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all iai*-restei>. Telephone No. 339. A. MACARTNEY, Secretary. 12 11 u.o.
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    NAVAL DISARMAMENT.
    1667 5 It. Hughes Causes a Sensation. Some Drastic Proposals. Reuter. Nov 12. —Additional [he extent of Mr HogW a outlined at the confer- red frees his statement. 1 J for the immediate des-v-sax capital fighting :1 .atJig 1,»T6,000 tons. mc months after the agreej MUlilisliissrt of Brii n< ,r
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    EVENTS IN EUROPE.
    185 5 Marshal Joffre Departs. Reuter. Paris, Nov. 11.—France has given a month's notice of denunciation of the modus vivendi regulating FrancoSpanish commercial relations. A semi-official statement explains this is due to the Spanish policy of protectionism, which unfavourably affects French trade.—Heater. Brussels, Nov. 12.—The Belgian Economic Mission, initiated
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    JAPAN'S NEW PREMIER.
    75 5 The local Japanese Consulate informs us that the following official telegrarr has been received Tokio, v 'ov 13.—Viscount Korekiyo Takahashi has been appointed Prime Minister. He also holds the portfolio of Financ*., Minister. There is no other ministrial change. [Viscount TJakahashi was born in 1854. Was President
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    NOV. 11 IN FRANCE.
    32 5 Paris, Nov 12.—The third anniversary of the Armistice was celebrated throughout France in a qedet way, crowds paying their respects to the French and Allied military tombs. —Reuter.
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    SOVIET AND MONGOLIA.
    39 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 14.—The "New York Herald" states that treaty was signed at Moscow on Nov. I tfv>we«n the Russian Soviet and Mongolian Government, definitely expanding the Soviet zone of in tho Ft* Eatt—aWdshr. i J
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    THE LIBEL FUND.
    306 5 ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS TO GO. Hare You Subscribed Yet? Only four more days remain in which to subscribe to the Straits Times" Libel Fund. Has your contribution come in yet? If not, we ask you to consider whether you do not owe it to yourself to
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE EXHIBITS.
    377 5 The Firms Represented. There were many visitors to the old Post Office Building during yesterday and this morning to see the trade exhibits of the Western Australian Delegation. We described some of the exhibits yesterday, and we now give a full list of the firms represented at
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    NEW YORK MARU STRANDED.
    90 5 Two Boats to the lUeen*. The Master Attendant informs ua that Capt Murphy, of s.s. Bessemer City, Yokohama to Calcutta, reports that the Japanese steamer New York Maru is stranded on Bombay Reef at 16.03 degrees. North and 112J0 degrees east. The boat sent out distress
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    WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
    912 5  -  WHAT IT OFFERS TO THE SETTLER. By "Plebius." The following article is based on information obtained from the Western Australian business delegates now in Singapore When the doughty mariners of old, Houtman, Dirk Hartog, Nutys, Dampier and Fleming, first came across the shores of the "great South land"
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    35 5 C. of C. Robber Association. Singapore, November 15. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 37 38 Nov. to Dec. 38 38 V» Jan. to March 40 40 Vs Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    53 5 Singapore, November 15. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under:— New York.—18 cts. London.—lid. Singapore.—37 1-3 cts. Tone of Market.—Steady. A wire from the Banes Commerciale Italiana, Milano. dated Nov 10, noon, states: Exchange on London Lires 96.25 par pound sterling. Italian War Loan 5 per
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    82 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Nov. 15. Silver 38%. Hongkong 17% per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $47%. Share Market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Small enquiry. 4 Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, Norths $1.20 to $1.25, Souths 55 to 60 cents, Batang Padangs 55 to 60 cents, Papans 17 to 22 cents, Rawangs 47%
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    TWO POPULAR FILMS.
    153 5 Victoria Theatre Packed. A packed house at the Victoria Theatre last night were treated to a very enjoyable evening's entertainment, when two very popular films were screened, by Far Eastern Fi»ms, Ltd—"Daddy Long—legs'' and "Shoulder Arms." The first picture shows Mary Pickford at her best, and is
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    74 5 Geneva, Nov. 11.—The Labour Conference has adopted a draft convention fixing the minimum age for stokers and trimmers of ships at eighteen.—Reuter. H E General Sir John Fowler, the G O C, at Penang yesterday presented to C S M Ogle of the Penang Volunteers, the Long Service medal. There
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    SPORT.
    849 6  -  FOOTBALL. ST J O B DEFEAT VINOLIA CLUB. By "Rover." On Saturday, the Malacca Club padang was lined on all sides by a very large crowd, which assembled to see the return match between the local Vinolians and the St Joseph s Old Boys' Association, the former having won
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    346 6 SCC TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIH. B. Single*, H L Taf e. owe 4 vi A 3 Gardner, SCT. C Single*. D Gosling, ear ts Powell, owe 15. G R Allen, set ts A L Scheisser, owe 8, F A Morrell, owe 2 ts J Skytte, scr. R H Gale,
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    MATCH AT MALACCA.
    66 6 The St Joseph's Old Boys' Association played the Vinolia Club 4b lawn tennis on the Police Recreation ground at Malacca, F James and Cheong Chee Lim represented the Old Boys, whilst H M de Souza and C F Gomes played for the V C. The visitors were
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    CRICKET.
    215 6 STAFFORDS re. YMCi The above match, played on Saturday, resulted as follows Staffords. Norris c and b Stack 1 Beattie b Ignatius 0 Cpl Smith c Weerakody b Ignatius 16 Cp Blake b Ignatius 0 Sgt Williams b Ignatius 6 Reid b Suck 0 Mean c Weerakody b Stack
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    RUGBY.
    102 6 SELANGOR v». NEGRI SEMBILAN. On Saturday, at Seremban, Selangor met Negri Sembilan in their return in-ter-State match and again the result was a draw, this time one try (3 pts) all. Negri Sembilan were unfortunate in being unable to play their usual halves, Woollard and Stokes-Highes. On their way
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    ROWING.
    110 6 FORTHCOMING EVENTS. A race for the Abbotsford Cup will be rowed on Dec 17, and om the same date there will be Maiden Pair race* for cups kindly presented by Mr F R Heron. Entries for the latter will be confined to members who have never previously rowed winning
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    THE "TRIBUNE" FOR KATONG READERS.
    174 6 In response to many requests, we have arranged for depots for the sals of the "Malaya Tribune" in the Katong district, and our readers in that growing locality are asked to obtain thsir copies from the two places indicated below. There is at present no
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    61 6 Hebe, from Port Swettenham 15-11. City of Pekin, from Manila 15-11. Amazone Maru from Kobe 16-11. Canadian Skirmisher from Calcutta 14-11. Yomei Maru, from Kosseir 14-11. Ban Hong Liong, from Batavia 14- 11. Ban Whatt Soon, from Malacca 15- 11. Busho Maru, from Keelung 15-11. Euryalus, from
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    41 6 The firm of H W T Fogden, Ltd., of Seremban, have, we understand, secured a big Government contract in Kedah.-M.M. The Girl Guides' Association (Selangor) held a rally on Saturday at which Mrs A Cavendish, Chief Commissioner for Malaya, was present.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    154 6 To-day» Nov 15. High Tidee.--9.46 a.m., 10.41 p.m. Full Moon. Cold Storage, Boustead's, 12.30. Dioeesan Conference meetings, 9.8012.45; 5-7. Rent Assessment Board, 2.15. Government House At Home. SVC: Malay Co., 5.15. B. Scouts: 11th Troop, 5.15. Freemasonry: Zetland Lodge, 8.80. Pickford-Chaplin films, Victoria Theatre, 9.15. To-morrow, Nov
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    277 6 To-day, Nov 15. Batu Pahat Mena 2 p.m. Mersing, Kuantan ft Kemaman Quorra 2 p.m. Hongkong Swatow •Cadarctta 2 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai A Japan, taking mails for U S A A Canada Nellore 2 p.m. Malacca A Muar *Kaka 8 p.m. Calcutta Wolverine State 4 p.m. To-morrow, Nov.
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    Christmas and New Year Letter aad Parcel Mails.
    317 6 Msils for Europe: Christmas letters, Nov. 17 and 24; parcels Nov. 16, t 17, 19 and 22. New Year letters, Nov. 28 and Dec. 1; parcels Nov. f 28, 30 and Dee. 1. Mails for USA and Canada: New Year letters, Nov.
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    28 6 Mrs T R Jones, of Seremban, who was recently operated on for appendicitis in the Singapore Hospital is going to qn rnedjcal advice, actry Rev Mr Jrmet,— M.L'.
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      334 6 Light Railway Equipment., 1 hroughout every process of manufacture Hudson Material it supervised by skilled engineers who are specialists ia light railway equipment. Hudson deeigoers have had practical experience of light railway requirements for all parts of the world. If yonr light railway equipment is to be efficient and economical
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      939 6 AUCTION SALE.* A rare opportunity to acquire one C f the moat desirable Uetl h fit sorts in Tanjong Katong Dl&trty. */mPPORT ANT AUCTION Miff. The Undersigned have beea favoured with irsboctiorjs to ft for tale by Pablio Aue<% at their Sale.roon Rsffhs Chambers, R fflis Piece, SinnaporK On Monday,
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    NORTHCLIFFE IN CANTON.
    400 7 THE-> ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE. "What is your impression of Lord Northcliffe and your opinion of his Lordship's views on the question of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance?" The question was put by a representative of the "S C M Post" to Dr Wu Ting-fang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the
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    STRANGE PETS.
    177 7 S.E. The Bangkok Sports Club evidently includes at least one animal lover. After some recent races one interested spectator appeared, writes the Siam Observer," on the scene with a cat on his shoulder and leading a calf by a string. It appears that this member had been warned
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    GERMAN SHIP UNDER BRITISH FLAG.
    132 7 A short time ago it was announced that the Orient Lin# had decided to establish an intermediate service between London and Australia these steamers having accommodation only for saloon and third class passengers. For this purpose two ships have been put on the run, the
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    111 7 The Rev. W E Horiey, District Superintendent, F M S. and Malacca, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is proceeding on leave at the end of this year. He will then have apent 2? years in the ministry out here, and has not been on leave for six years. He intends
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    OLD MOORE'S LIST.
    396 7 GLOOMY TALES OF 1922. One Ray of Sunshine. The year 1921 has not been exactlyone of unalloyed happiness, but there will be no eagerness to welcome its successor when it is seen what Moore —not "Old Moore," but Francis Moore —predicts for us, in his almanac for
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    PAHANG FORESTS.
    120 7 A Big Reserve. The Resident of Pahang has declared 16,000 acres of forest in Pahang in the districts of Bentong and Temerloh in the Mukims of Sabai and Semantan to be reserved. Its boundaries are North—A line more or less parallel to, and about two miles south of,
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    WORTHLESS GOLD.
    124 7 S.E. Some enterprising enthusiast ought to make a collection of quaint shop signs in Penang, else we shall soon begin doing it ourselves. Don't go across the road to be cheated; come in Here!" is a classic, but the humour of this, from a jeweller's shop in Carnarvon
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    91 7 As patron of the Y M C A, His Majesty the King has addressed words of warm tribute to the organisation on the centenary of the birth of Sir George Williams, father of the Red Triangle as it is now more generally called. The Anglo-Chinese school in Klang, opened in
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    MOTORING NOTES.
    1007 7 THE OLYMPIA SHOW CRITICISED. The Strain of Speed. We are all showmen we era all always showing something to some body. Even those who boast that they never show off" are trying to show as that tbey don't. Some--pecialiue in making exhibitions of— themselves; others iv showing op'
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    74 7 M.M. According to the minutes of the last Sanitary Board meeting at Seremban, all leases for maat markets and other contracts tending towards food monopolies are to be done away with and the market stalls are to be rented out monthly. The slaughter houses, however, are still to be let
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      202 7 —A Single Trii v Pfoves the perioi ity OF FRAMROZ i CD'S I Aerated Waters. William Caxton first introduced the printing press into t nglanc in the year 1471. Alter acquiring the mv nttd art of printing at Bruges, he returned to England, the Jand of his birth, and set
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    DEATH OF MR HARA.
    610 8 HOW ASSASSINATION TOOK PLACE. Late Premier's Career. A Shanghai message to the "Sosth morning post," describing the --itseination of Mr Hara, tbe Japa- "< e premier (already reporte br < fly by Buuterj, states Nov 5 —The Japanese Premier, -1' Hara. was about to leave Toky
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    CINEMA STAR ORGIES.
    119 8 Arbuckle Case Sequel. Xew York, Oct 10. —A message from Los Angeles, California, states that two actresses are being held in custody in connection with the death of Al Stein, 26 years of age, assistant director of the Century Film Corporation. An autopsy revealed that Stein apparently
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    48 8 Mr Kinloch, Sub-Agent of the Chartered Bank, Seremban, has left for Home on leave, and Mr Morris, has taken over the agency. Vfter taking an active interest in public affairs for thirty years, the Hon. Mr Ho Fook is retiring from the Hongkong Legislative Council after Nov 10.
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    PRINCE AT GIB.
    318 8 A Happy Time. A Gibraltar message of October 29 says It has been a brilliant and happy beginning to the Prince of Wales's tour, a day crowded with incident and full of picture colour. After replying to addresses the Prince motored slowly through the picturesque narrow streets
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    CEYLON SALARIES COMMISSION.
    334 8 A Voluminous Report. The report of the Ceylon Salaries Commission (Sir Alexander Wood Renton, late Chief Justice of Ceylon and a Mileage* of the present Chief Justice of Singapore, and the Hon Dr H Marcus Fernando, M D, London, a member of the Executive and Legislative Councils
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    96 8 The supply of water to the mining township of Sungei Besi has given considerable trouble in the past but it is now hoped that a satisfactory state of affairs has been reached with the recent laying down of a 12-inch pipeline, leading from a new reservoir. The Calcutta Corporation has
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      650 8 What Do You Want A Tractor For? i The first thin g you will think of plowing- But don't atop tnere. If your traotor it to bo a profit maker for you, it must do much mora thai plow. It must bo abla to do practically all tha work around
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      383 8 i JSTEAMIS SAILINGS 675. K. Tki Isaka Skosn Kaisit LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 2 DE SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED ajAILUHM 'kou nikSXroikm (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. Fa? POBT SAID, MARStILLMI LONDON, ANTWERP Rot" TERDAM AND HAMBURG* •Amazcn Maru fc; n Ol t No* is Atlas *taru fr:D
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      560 9 p. *0.-British India AND A'PGAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) UUr AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Penins alap and Oriental S. N. Co. Under Contract with Hk Majesty's Government. IHE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST Oi BOMBAY at preseL t suspended, ft LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due BINGAPBRE. Mongols about Deo Bgypt
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      586 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U. S. A.) FOR AOOOUNI OE THE TJ 8 BHIPPING BOARD* SAN FRANCISLO-HANTLA-EiST INDIA SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA Direct. fKSl**? tC Passengers and Freight Not 16 Granite State Passengers and Freight Dec 15 For SAN FBANOISOO via MAN'L.V HONOLULU- yitt Ute Passengers and
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      688 9 CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated in U. S. A.) Direct San Francisco Service Those desiroca of seeing the Ori-n should travel by the scenic route SINGAPORE, HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU A SAN FRANCISCQ, Fiona SINQAPO3E, c.a. m NANKING 15.C00 tons, Dec 1 (Minimum Firit Claes fare, Bingaport> o
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      640 9 N.Y. K. European Line. (Incorporated in Japan.) Long on Line Fortnightly Service For MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERP via PORTS. Atsuta Maru Nov 17 Shidzuoka Maru Nov 30 HakoDe Maru (New Steamer) Dec 14 Liverpool Line Monthly Service For MARSEILLES LIVERPOOL via PORTS. Kamakura Maru Dec 13 Hamburg Bine Monthly Seivice For
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      459 10 WANTED. WANTED—3 Steamlaunches, 1 Motoroyol», Sunbeam or Royal B itUld, 5 Ford Motor tinoks, 2 ears:—R>ver, B, S A., Napier, Humber Fiat. Apply qaio* to Mr. Deng, Navy Hotel, Btaoh Road. 9 11 22 11 DO YOU HE »LIZS ihst laok of training is a btteAvei cc to y. or
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      498 10 NOTICE. MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL Anandha Bhavan Lodge 130. Penang Street PENANG. NOTICE. The v »r* -b-ionly perfMsi authorised by us to enter into ooutracts or other engagements on our behalf and dgn for our firm, YEO BOON EE it, Manager. TAN HONG TEE, A«t. Manager. T. T. Broihers, 126,
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      480 10 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE C 0„ LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, KLING STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital $2,000,000 Surplus 890,006 COURT OF DIRECTOR 3. Seah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lea Wee Nam, Esq.—Deputy Chairman. Chan Took Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow Peng,
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      484 10 BANKS. 1 THE HO HONG BANK, LTD, HEAD OFFICE 94, Market Street. BRANCHES t Penang M 85 Beach Street aTalacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar ..77-7b Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Kahamat. Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and
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      431 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporatd in England BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60U.U00 snares of £6 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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      319 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the S.S.) HEAL OFFICE: SINGAPORE, 63 KLING STREET. Tel. No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BEACH STREET, AGENCIES: c IPOH AND DELI. CAPITAL: Authorised $20,000,000 Issued $10,500,000 Paid-up 6,250,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders 5,250,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kheam, Esq.,
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      434 10 INSURANCL THE I OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) BOARD \)F DIRECTORS: Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Keng, 0.8. E., Chairman. Lim Nee Soon, Eaq. Dy. Chairman. Eu Toag Sen, Eaq. C .B.E. Ong Boon Tat, Esq. Lim Chwea China, Eaq. Chun Poh Slang, Eaq. Lee Pang Seng, Eaq.
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