Malaya Tribune, 6 December 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII -No. 285 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921.
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      638 1 A FID COMPANY I I io9, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, I I SINGAPORE. I Phone: 550 DEALERS IN ♦PHOTO- > MATERIALS OF 5 EVERY DESCRIPTION. 1 UNIJERTAKES J DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT^ ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND i FRAME-MAKING. A NEW ACHIEVEMENT Low Candle Power Illumination. I I l^^^S ELECTRIC LAMPS (Consumption
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      35 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND s SHIPPING GAZETTE. Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Per $15.06 Half-yearly 7.50 Per quarter *-75 Postage Extra 50 eta. per month.
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    LONDON MIRACLES.
    558 2 STORIES OF REVIVALIST CURES. Laying on of Hands. Outbursts of religious fervour, recalling the Evan Roberta revival scenes in Wales, are a nightly feature of services now taking place at Hor- > bury Church, Notting Hill Gate, states the "Daily Mirror." They are being conducted by Pastor Stephen
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    DISARMAMENT.
    172 2 "The Price of Arms i t War." We did not shame our sires, war-true I and tried As Alfred fought in the old way we fought; The seed he sowed bore fruit, w e did and died Well taught and wisely taught. War was our heritage and fighting i
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    INDIAN RACE PROBLEMS.
    559 2 GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S VIEWS. The Looker-On" publishes the following extracts from George Bernard Shaw's recent letter to a friend in Bombay: I do not believe (says Shaw) in the civilizing power of the European. If you make a study of the works of Mr Rudyard Kipling, you
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    SCOUTERS WANTED.
    378 2 B P'b Appeal. Sir Robert Baden-Powell writat to the Times Scoutcrs are badly needed. A Scouter is the generic terra for officers of the Boy Scout movement, sine* the word officer gives a wrong impression of men whose position is rather that of elder brothers than martinets. The
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      625 2 FOR QUICK SALE MOl. R CYCLE In Good Kunning Order $140.00 ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COMPANY, 38, SHORT STREET. ENGINE REPAIRING SPECIALISTS (Midway between 8elegie Road and j motion of Middle Road.) Many Ailments come from the Teeth IP HAVE BAD TEETH consul MATSUTAKE, LICENSED JAPANESE DBMTIST, 7 76, Middle Road, Singapore.
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      481 2 PINKETTES CURE HEADACHES 'tip to d» r»f g~d hvr-r or bowf-la b> iBpt-t hi gtheir c*uBe For com i a:i v, bilionBneea, e fd tongot. ui breath, pimpletf and bio oh*-r) ekin they are a highly efficient remedy. A e genile as nature in their aollor, Pii,k«ttee neither gripe nor
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      349 2 FOR ACHEsTaND PAINS. For aches and pans in young and old there is nothing that "will to quickly bring permanent relief and CURE as that sovereign, time-tasted and proven remedy— Little's Oriental Balm. For the aches and pains of childhood and youth it is unexcelled. For the Rheumatic and other
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      594 2 w —:zr^^*^SJ I PERIODICAL PROPERTY aU JiO^s Messrs WARING rq Beg to give notice that they certain days for Sales of sn- Lea* > j hold Properties, u msiness Premises, Bu SirS Land, etc., at their 1 NEW AUCTfON HOO* iq-1 CIIIYEBqtjay (opposite Post Off eel Owners desirobs of including
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      294 3 IM THE SECOND SHOW ATj 9.30 p. M IN CHARLIE Sa&NGHAIED In 2 Part*. MITCHELL LEkVia I ar in "KING 3PBUCE" In' 6 Parte. A sweet love story with acnes of hard fighting breathless adventure, Orta D-rmoid with King Bd 4 gct in episodes 5 an<» 6 *>f THE HAWK'S
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      598 3 i From SUNDAY, December 4. to FRIDAY, December 9. j lhe j Mhr n I Alaambra j Urn l&ssue AT THS j is tfie only wSstrc m fJr m m iaeatra a I |a ja y k JOO A Pktnres, the i jF* 1 #m »rda t»a g The Hall
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      302 3 Thursday Bih December, Positively Last Appearance in Singapore of j MARY PICKPORD IN DADDY LONG LEGS TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. IS THE FIRST SHOW AT 7 30 P.M. SHARP james j. corhett in THE MIDNIGHT MAN" Serial Epiaode 12, 13 14 and 15. Eigh New Reels. Final next Taeoday. IN THE SECOND
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    116 4 The leased territory in China might prove a stumbling block at Washington. Japa-i advances reasons for retaining part of Manchuria, and Britain points out the necessity for keeping Kowloon. Representatives of th« Far Eastern Republic are, meanwhile, aiming at having a voice in the Washington Conference. Poland and
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    A MUSICAL SINGAPORE?
    912 4 The man that hath no music in himself, nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, strategems and spoils; the motions of his spirit are dull as night, and his affections dark as Erebus; let no such man be trusted." So thought
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    330 4 Mr G H Goh, one of the anti-Registration of Schools delegate* to London, has returned to Penang via Rangoon. Abdul Karim a Malay was fined $30 yesterday, for driving a motor car without a licence. The Imperial Government has refused to bring in a Bill to legalise the totalisator. In
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    BRILLIANT CHINESE FUNCTION.
    202 4 Mr Ong Boon Tat's Mother Honoured*! Onefof the most brilliant Cheese functions for many days took place at Bukit Rose," Bukit Timah-road last night, when Mr Ong Boon Tat and his brother, Mr Ong Peng celebrated the 58th anniversary of their mother's birthday. The house and grounds
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    446 4 A very topical question will be discussed at the S*traits Chinese Reading Club, Prinsep-street, on Thursday, at 8 p.m. sharp, viz: "Is it wise for Government to abolish rent control?" Members and their friends are requested to An opportunity is afforded to those who wish to express their opinions. At
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    MARSHAL JOFFRE.
    999 4 HK RECEPTION l\ SINGAPORE* A Brief Interview. A Rapid Rise Some time after he was entru' -j with special missions to Senega Timbuctoo, of which he wrote n account in 1895 without once ir.er.t- ing himself. This was character!?: x of the man, for he has a horror
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      204 4 Robinson Co., Ltd., (Incorporated ia the S.S.) SINGAPORE. TENNIS RACKET GUT PRESERVER For Prolonging the Life of Gut in»Lawn Tennis and other Rackets. SLAZENGER'S n Boxeg containing 0ne Bitt,e Preserver Price SI.50. One Bottle of Preserver One Bottle of Reviver Indispensible for One Varnish Brush Preserving Gut Price $1.5 O.
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      253 4 New Stock in Hand. Best Black Coal Pitch, White Cotton Waste, Best Quality Rosin, Cast Steel Sledge Hammers, Cast bteei Stonebreakers Hammers, Smoothon or Iron Cement, Pruning, Hand and Crosscut Saws, Semi-rotary Wing Pumps, Hubbuck's Paints of all colours, Hubbuck's Linseed Oil (Kaw and boiled), Hubbuck's Genuine Turpentine. Eic. Etc.
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    LEASEHOLDS IN CHINA.
    898 5 KowlooiLSald to Be On an Entirely Different Footing. J paa To Keep Pen Ar.lir Reuter. Washington, Dec 4.—ln a communique Dr Wellington Koo explained to t v e Far Eastern committee the history of the leased territories, concluding t Britain and France based their claims to leasts
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    MORE TROUBLE.
    132 5 Poles vs. Lithuanians. Reuter. London, Dec 4.—The long-standing between Poland and Lithuania about the possession of Vilna is again assuming an ugly appearance. The Polish General Zeligowsky, who seized Vilna long ago, is now resign1R£> but the change is merely nominal. The Poles are determined to hold an
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    NEW YORK'S CHINESE CONSUL.
    41 5 Reuter. Dec 4.—Mr Wu Chang, ormerlv at Shanghai, now with the n 'nese delegation here, has been appointed Chinese Consul at New and will take un his post at I the Conference. The ap- is probabiy temporary.—
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    CREDITS FOR GERMANY.
    50 5 Reuter. r 'in, Dec. 4.—The Imperial nceilor ha* appointed a comincluding the President the Reichsbank and other *<*din? k. i ■naera, commercial and inMat' 1 men t0 examme the questions »nd '^k 1 taimn K credits abroad enable Germany to meet her obwti °ns to the Allies—Reuter.
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    RUSSIA'S STRAITS.
    84 5 M. Krassin's Views. Reuter. London, Dec 5.—M Krassin in a speech at Oxford said the number of Russians affected by the famine was 37,000,000, of whom 21 million, including 8 million children, were facing starvation. M Krassin attributed the famine in the Volga region to military invasions financed
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    LOWER RAILWAY FREIGHTS.
    38 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 4.—The Inter-state Commerce Commission has authorised the railways to decrease the rates for farm produce by ten per cent. Practically all the railways in the country, except New England, are affected.— Reuter.
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    RHINE REPUBLIC?
    35 5 Reuter. Mayence, Dec 5.—A congress including 534 delegates of Jl sections of the Rhenish population met at« Bonn and passed a resolution in favour of the proclamation of an independant nei*tral Rhenish republic—Reuter.
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    OCCUPATION OF BURGENLAND
    13 5 Reuter Vienna, Dec 5.—Austria's military occupation of Burgenland is completed.—Reuter.
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    SINN FEIN'S REPLY.
    82 5 GOVERNMENT TERMS NOT ACCEPTED. A GRAVE OUTLOOK. Reuter. f London > Dec 5.—The Sinn Fein reply to thif Government's proposals was handrd to the Government yesterday. It is described as a reasoned negative, suggesting certain amendments. Negotiations have not been broken off, but the outlook is grave.
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    ALLIES TO CONFER.
    298 5 The Entente Threatened. Reuter. London, 4.—It is now regarded as very likely that Mr Lloyd George will be compelled to abandon his visit lo Washington, not meiely owing to the dangerous position of the Irish negotiations, but because with M Briand's return it is thought desirable on
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    STRAITS LOAN.
    73 5 A Times Comment. Reuter. London, Dec 5.—Commenting on the Straits Settlements Loan, the "Times" emphasises the favourable financial position of the Straits and Malay States Governments in recent years, and says the contraction of revenues in the past year was the inevitable consequence of the acute depression in
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    CONSORTIUM'S MOTIVES.
    59 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 5.—The American group of the Chinese Consortium disavows any intention of monopolising Chinese anterprise, and says the object is not primarily to profit but to cooperate in support of policies benefitr ing China. The Consortium has refused to consider any loans except for requirements of
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    VIENNA TROUBLE OVER.
    35 5 Reuter. Vienna, Dec 4.—The damage by the rioting on Dec 1 is estimated at £40,000. Life in the city is now normal, even the Communist workmen having returned to the factories. —Reuter.
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    S. AMERICA'S WELCOME.
    27 5 Reuter. Paris, Dec 3.—General Mangin, who has arrived in Paris, has described the splendid reception that the countries of South America accorded him. —Reuter.
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    ARCHANGEL REVOLT.
    30 5 Reuter. Paris, jec 4.—A telegram from Fcval says that there is an antiBolshevist revolt in the province of Archangel. The Soviets have been dissolved and many Communists killed.—Reuter.
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    DISTRESSED STUDENTS.
    35 5 Reuter. Paris, Dec 5.—M Gaston Menier has given five thousand francs to relieve the Chinese students in France, who are distressed, especially owing to the collapse of the Banque Induatrielle de Chine. —Reuter.
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    ALLEGED LIBEL.
    275 5 ACTION AGAINST MALAY NEWSPAPER. Supreme Court Case Continued. The case in which Raja Shariman and Che Tak claim damages for alleged libel, from Messrs C A Ribeiro and Co., Ltd, and M Nalpon and another, was continued before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court
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    TO ABOLISH WAR.
    149 5 League Delegation in France. Paris, Dec 3.—A deputation of the British League to Abolish War, headed by the former Cabinet Minister, Mr Barnes, and the Labour leaders Messrs Bowerman and Kennedy, and the League promoter, Mr Herbert Stead, was received by M Leon Bourgeois, former president of
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    M. BRIAND WELCOMED.
    225 5 French Aims Outlined. Reuter. Paris, Dec 3.—On his return from Washington, M Briand was given, at Havre, a rousing welcome, Cabinet Minister, high officials, and members of both Houses in large numbers having deemed it an honour to go to Le Havre to greet the Premier. In
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    THE ARBUCKLE CASE.
    114 5 Reuter. San Francisco, Dec s.—Two jurors who voted for the conviction of Arbuckle were both women, and one refused to consider the evidence and declared at the opening of the deliberations that she would not change her opinion until hell froze." Arbuckle declares the result was a
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    350 5 FURTHER SUPREME COURT MOTION. Attitude of Creditors. Before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court yesterday, the Bank Industrielle de Chine made an application for the further postponement of the hearing of the p-tition for winding up. Mr Mundell represented the bank. Mr Carver said he appeared
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    EX-KAISER TO REMARRY.
    30 5 Reuter. Berlin, Dec 5.—The newspaper Zwoelfuhrblatt" asserts that the Ex-Kaiser has decided to remarry, and has chosen the widow of a Danzig officer killed in the war.—Reuter.
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    PERAK ITEMS.
    107 5 Riot Case Concluded. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Dec. 5-—The riot case, in which Mr John Cameron, of the Larut Kota and Tupai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd., was attacked has been disposed of by the magistrate at Taiping. Thirteen Chinese were charged, and offered no defence. Three of
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    284 5 The following were passengers by the s. s. Melchior Treub which arrived here yesterday: J H Barrigter, T H Plas, G J Ch. Aveling, and Mrs E F Wilsford, R S Banks, H E A I Laborie, L F Townend, Mrs E L C Weston, Mrs J C
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 5 (Ws do not necessarily endorse ths opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    NECESSITY FOR RENT CONTROL.
    955 5 From LEE I JIN: Reading in your paper that it is the intention of the Government that the Rent Restriction Ordinance shall not continue in force afCer June 30, 1922, I beg to say that it would be a crushing blow to tne public, especially the
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    LORD NORTHCLIFFE IN JAVA.
    171 5 Tribute to the Colonial Press. (Aneta Service to the "Tribune"). Weltevreden, Dec. 5.—Lord Northcliff e arrived yesterday morning at Tanjong Priok. He was welcomed by the directors of the Aneta news agency, and after one and a half hours' motor-car drive through Batavia and Weltevreden, Lord
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    H E THE GOVERNOR.
    46 5 His Excellency the Governor and Lady Guillemard will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by night mail on Sunday, Dec. 11. His Excellency will be in residence at Government House, Kuala Lumpur, until Thursday, Dec. 22, when be will proceed to Penang Hill.
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    48 5 The annual tribute from His Highness the Sultan of the Maldives to the Ceylon Government was brought on Tuesday afternoon Nov. 22 by the schooner Fathal Majid, which arrived in Colombo from Male. The weather throughout the passage to Colombo was pleasant and the schooner behaved well.—C I.
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    EXCHANGE.
    98 5 Singapore, December 6. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 1 -8d Demand 2a S 7-8 d Private 3 months, sight 2a 4 3-bd On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 172 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 15 p.c pm. On ShanghaiBank demand draft 61 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    45 5 C. of C. Pnbber Association. Singapore, December 6. Pale crape closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot 39 39% Aibbesl £raoktd Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Seller■ Spot 40 40% December 40% 41 Jan to March 43% 44 April to June 45% 46 Tone of Market.—Easier.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, December 6. To day's closing rubber quotations x.»e at- under New York.—2o% cts. London.—ll %d. Singapore.—4o cts. Tone of Market.—Quiet
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    136 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Dec. 6. Silver 36%. Hongkong 15 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $48%. Share Market.—Active. Rubbers.—Considerable enquiry. Craigieleas 75 cents, Brogas 52% cents, Tambalaks 82% cents, Pantais 85 cents, Ulu Benuts 35 cents, Jimahs $1.52%, Sungei-Tukangs 45 cents, Utan Simpans $1.80, Sandycrofts $1.80, Kuala
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    71 5 Sago flour is quoted at 12 y. Tin is quoted at £166.7.6 in London. Tapioca ie quoted at 14i- for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 31|- in London; cube gambier at 37|6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American, is at 11.07 Egyptian cotton at 20.
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      61 5 i The Wood Preservative. Why pay high prvces for hard woDd when soft wood treated with JTodelite is cheaper and justas good. Be js BE§"""7 mm w\\lWm l lmwM b C lml:)er sucn as Serayah) once treated «s permanently secure against attacks 1 Gallon, 5 Gallons and 10 Gallons. SOLE
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    SPORT
    334 6 FOOTBALL. STAFFS "D" CO v. S R C II. The Staffords 44 D" Company met the S R C II in a soccer game on the SRC ground yesterday. The soldiers won by three goals, all scored in the first half. SCCII BEAT U E. A win of two
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    POLO.
    133 6 IRELAND vs. THE REST. The polo match yesterday between teams representing Ireland and The Rest was a good one, though as the ground was wet the going was slow. The teams were Ireland R B Osborne 1, General Fowler 2, Col Comyn 3, F T Newell, Back. The Rest:
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    THE TURF.
    125 6 IPOH RACE MEETING. Weights for First Day. The following are the weights for the first day's racing at Ipoh on Thursday next week Race No. I.—(Distance five furlongs) Orthez 10.12, Nankin 8.4, Avro 7.8, Babz 6.10. Race No. 3.—(Distance five furlongs) Molly Kelvin 9.0, My Laddo 8.12, Witty
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    92 6 Charlie Chaplin's fiancee, May Collins, makes her appearance on the screen at the Liberty Hall as the leading woman with Frank Mayo in the latest Universal special attraction, "The Shark Master", a five-act blazjing drama of the Tropics, where men must fight to live—and love. It will be
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    GRACEFUL DANCING.
    585 6 ABOUT THE MEN WHO DROOP. Once upon a time there was an Englishman who danced gracefully, but everyone thought he was 44 not quite nice, you know," so he was dropped from decent aociety, and eventually died of acute indigestion, brought on by a surfeit of cold shoulders.
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    POST-WAR GERMANY.
    1031 6 A WOMAN'S VIVID IMPRESSIONS. The Popular English. Thf Rhine is, of oturse, essentially a national river—bcuud ap with tin very soal cf the German nation. To-day. however, it muht in (be truest sense of the world be termed an international river, writes E'l* Winter in tho 44 Daily
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      302 6 I FOR BALE.—O p Cj r SE d j'aotor cyclf. 1920 m d l. h rariLir g crd-r, complex i h > j horn and lamp. App to J je/i Th-* Mabya Tribune* 6 12 1012 THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporate! in S. S.) I Notice :p sjv ri
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      144 6 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, Dec 6. High Tides.—2.42 a.m., 2.8 p.m. St. Nicholas. Marshal Joffre lands 10.30. Mandai-Tekong, C S Onn's, 12. Rent Assessment Board, 2.16. Family Benefit Society, Mem Hall, 5.15. Special films, Vic Theatre, 9.15. To-morrow, Dec 7. High Tides.—3.26 a.m., 3.1 p.m. C E Z M S
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      329 6 HAILS CLOSE. To-day, Dec 6. Manila, Hongkong* Japan* Eurypylus 2 p.m. Saigon, Haiphong, Hongkong,* Shanghai* Japan* Porthos 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 2 p.m. Malacca Muar *Kaka 3 p.m. Hongkong Lake Onawa 3 p.m. Batavia, Cheribon Samarang Giang Ann 4 p.m. Pontianak Khoen Foeng 4 p.m. Rhio Emely 4 p.m.
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    939 7 News from China, Japan and the Philippines. CHINA'S FINANCES. '> What Will Happen Next? The Chinese Government is facing an unprecedented financial crisis which is as alarming as it is deplorable. It has, so far, managed to have a hand to mouth existence by borrowing from all
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    FINANCIAL PANIC.
    916 7 The Run on the Chinese Banks. Peking, Nov. 27. —At the meeting of the Bankers' Association yesterday afternoon it was resolved to urge the Government to obtain funds from the Customs reserve to assist the Banks of China and Communications in their present crisis. The Government has since
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      970 7 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOIN, 1921. Issue of $20,000,000 Loan Bearing mterest from tk* aste ef purchase at 7 per east, par —I pa-ee** hatf>raaxly aa May 1 ana* November L REPAYABLE AT PAR ON MA\ i, 1926. free ef Income lax m other Duties Price of Issus 100-p§f csbl Under
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    THE. SHARE MARKET.
    1025 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN TH* MARKET. te\s&JXi Singapore, Dec 6, VmuT%< LjuXL »r4 flfttt, Exchange and Shaw BroktY* i*ue the following list of Motationi. RUBBER.—DoII ax Shares. 3?""! issue 1 A,l.»by -J J J J per r.t for year ended 30-9-f 1 Alor Gajah J 3 per
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    General.
    228 8 issue value ol anavre* ibuwu after name of eompaay. Buyers Sellers C Engine Works $10 14.00 16.00 E Smelting Co. 20s 6.75 6.00 Fraser Neave f 10 26.00 27.00 W H'mer Co. $50 76.00 86.00 Mayuard ft Co. $10 13.00 14.80 Mexican Eaglea 20s 3,17.6 4X6 C A Ribeiro
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    SALE OF THE "TRIBUNE" AT KATONG. GEYLANG, AND UPPER SERANGOON.
    153 8 For the convenience of readers of the Tribune in the above districts, new depots for the sale of oar paper have been established at the addresses riven below, and copies can 1 be obtained daily from the places indicated. It
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    UNHAPPY AFTER MEALS.
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      388 8 STEAMER* SAUJNGsT %t owt* sum kiuh LIMITED. (Incorporated ia Japan. > NO. 2 DE SOLZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to dkange without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. Fa* POET iAJD, liAa«KliJ*s LONDON. ANTWERP ROT TEED AM AND HAMBURG, tl a ftaru fa rr D:\fa 2f Argon "tarn srr J,i, 13
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      555 9 STEAMER SAILINGS P>0.-6R!flSHlNblA APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in Englanu.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO Under Contract wnh Hi. Majesty-. Oover^nlnt THE OOMPANY'8 MAIL SERVICES EA8T OF BOMBAY are at present snspanded. ««0* vjb uuMUAi LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. D H» about Dec 6
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      722 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CO. I (Incorporated in U. S. A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF TUB 0.8. 8HIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA. BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA Dtmst. Granite P, w r8 and Flight Deo 18 3r£! f and Frnighi Jm 15 Wolverine State P angers and P-eight F*b 15 For 8 IN
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      527 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL I STEAMSHIP CO., LTD(incorporated in U. S. A.) San Francisco Service desirous of satttjg th« 0-iV n t nbonSd tr***.] hy t n er bhrtate HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA. HONOLULU 4 SAN FRANCISCO. From HON ONG s.s. CHINA" 10,?00 tens, Jan 16 (Minimum First Class fare,
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      200 9 INM-CHIM STEAM K»VICATiQN CO., LO (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang, from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Billa of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yana-tsze porta, Formosa, the Phillippine, etc. FOE PBNANG AND CALCUTTA, Kwaiaang Dec
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      464 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y. K. European Line. (Incorporated in Japan.) Lofi&on U* 7 Fortnightly idr*ice For MABSEILLE8, LONDON ANTWERP via PO Bf& Hekf ne M?ru (New Steamer) Pec W Yokohama Marc D«; 28 Toah-nj .'.V 11 Liverpool f ine Monthly Service F>r MABBEILLES 4 LIVEBFOOL v.a POBTS K*makura Ma.ru 19 Hamburg
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      444 10 WANTED. WaNT D.—L dj ihopessjiebnn s. Kuowledg'* of fl sttoo eBsential. liberal s*b»ry atui commission to eexnpetent paeons, Permaner.t. position. Apply in person 26 3, O .hs d Road. 3 l2 6 12 PKOMUriON INVOLVES TWO THINGS:—Knowledge and Preparation. Use your leisure hours in learning shorthand and business methods. Employers
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      578 10 NOTICE. MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL Anandha Bhavan Lodge 130. Penang Street PENANG. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. e NOTICE ia hereby Ri?eu that all outaiandirg bill* against th* Government shonld b« presented tor payment before th* 15>h Instant Ail bills tor expenses Inenrred af'er thai d*te should be p»tented for i.'aymtfr.t at the
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      485 10 BANKS. I SZE HAI TONG BANKING ft INSURANCE CO„ LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, RUNG STREET, SINGAPORE. Established 1907. Paid-up Capital mm $2,000,000 Surplus mm 890,00« COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. I«e Wee Nam, Esq.—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teck Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo
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      490 10 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LTD, HEAD OFFICE: 94, Market Street BRANCHES Penang mm 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street Muar .77-79 Jalan Suleiman. BatuPahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Palembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Traug. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      435 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporatd in England.) BY ROYAL CHARTER, Paid up Capital in 600,000 Share* 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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      316 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in 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 S 10,500,000 Paid-up *****,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders *****,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kb cam,
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      441 10 INSURANCE. J THE OVtfRSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated in the S.S.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Lim Nee Soon, Esq. Dy. Chaigman. Ong Boon Tat, Esq. Lim Chwee China, Esq. Chua Poh Siang, Esq. Lee Pang Seng, Esq. Teo Ban Keng, Esq. Ong Hin Hong, Esq. Tan So© Gua-H Esq. S Q
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