Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1921

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.J > 1 v AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. vol. vin -No 287 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921 <lVt CENTS CtK maiapa Cribune. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921.
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      192 1 I SUN AND COMPANY I 109,T*ORTH BRIDGE ROAD 1 SINGA.XSRE. I Phone 550 0 DEALER/, IN PHOTOMATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. I m UNDERTAKES DEtJL ,PING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND FRAME-MAKING. «nrawAT, uiduw ane w., Ltd., Singapore jj (Incorporated >h England.) v*a«. Diaries For The Coming Year" Have
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      101 1 Sime,Darl)y&Co.,Ltt Incorporated in Straits Settlements ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect in Lighting Power Installations, Pt>U of B' «ntnoil mpplit* in itook V LR. Wires Cables. j Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DictOflripIT Telephones. i j MADSTBONG'' Plants, rheideai Lighting Sat for Bungalows and Small Houses.
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      265 1 THE MALAYA TRIBDNL I AND j SHIPPING GA 7F TTE. Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Per annum $15.00 Half-yearly 7.60 I Per quarter 3.75 Postage Extra 50 eta. per month. ALK-OOOLEI) l>rice $2,600 Fine Hill C imbing. To reach the
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    THE TAMILS.
    1808 2 HISTORY OF SOUTH INDIAN RACES. How Castes Were Formed. This contribution furnishes a brief historical outline of the migration to and the settlement of the Tamil in Southern India. To some people in this country he is merely Ramasamy who makes an excellent estate cooly or P W
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      671 2 j FOR QUICK SALE mOX OR CYCLE In Good Kunning Order $140.00 "ANOUMUUNISE ftIOTOB COMPANY, 38, SHORT STREET. ENGINE RKi- I RING 8-E r .'I'LISTB (Midway Being!* itatd tuad Junction of MMdle< Roid.) Many Allmonts com© from the Teeth I- >OU HAVE BAD TEETH consul :-H. MAT&UTAKE, LICENSED JAPANESE DBMTIST,
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      480 2 GAVE HER BABY RELIEF AT ONCE What Another Mother Says About Baby's Own Tablets. Mothori evKjwa re are finding Baby'a Own Tablets, the Canadian children's remedy, immenselj valuable for their little onea. Here it what an American mother tayi: JAy baby was maoh troublea -vith wind c>lio," Wrilse Ms. B
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      489 2 PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HITS. Have you pains in the region of the hips. Many people suffer from pain in the region of the hips. They may come from a touch of Sciatica, or Rheumatism, or from a strain of the muscles. They may have other causes, but
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      543 2 r 5 FtERIODLAL PROPERTY aU ijj s j I Messrs WARIN3 R O Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain days for Sales ot FreenolqU*nn I hold Properties, Huswiess Building Land, etc., |t their NEW AUCTION ROOM*, W-l COLLYEB QUAY (opposite General Post Office) Owners des'rous of including
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      31 2 WHY SUFFER THE BURDEN of TOOTHACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consul ung t K TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74, BRAS BASAH ROAD (In front of French Church.) Phone 124»
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      259 3 IN THE SECOND SHOW AT S3U p m RICH Gifii. POOfr GIRL In 5 Pj,» b A i, whictf rich oon mcsicg .Irsiua of •wo yon v one laised in the slump, the o:her in the lap Jaxr,.*. THE GREAT MACISTE SERIAL 9 «r.J 10. .11,.,/,,,, And a Cen nry
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      724 3 B I From SUNDAY December 4, to FRIDAY, December 9. I The I l»« Tata tit? I —AT TOR I UM OHf lO«**atr* I Creams 1 tmm ih n «„k,« I Cakes, Coffee (j "V***! TJfct hail for Malic and F?«inr« Tan at*. TEH?* ■hbmvs moid. M|, **d oq i
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      265 3 Thursday 8 b D c-mber, Posi ively Last Appeorattot in Singapore of MARY PICKFOHD IN DADDY LONG LEGS TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. IN TbE FIRST SHO* AT 7 30 P M. HaRP J COR'ETT IN "TJSTE MIDNIGHT MAN Serial Episode 12, 13 14 and 15. E. b' New Reels. Final rnxt Taesdaj.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    178 4 The best news for a very long time is the settlement between Sain Fein and the Brnish Government. Allegiance to the Crown and participation in the national debt have been secured. It only remains for the Ulster leaders to prove that they are able to think Imperially. Grave
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    Domestic Qccurrcnce.
    29 4 BIRTH. Tan.—On tho 8.h instant at 5.15 p.uu at No. 24 Loroog 17, Qaylang, to Mr. and Mrs. Tin Jin Gam a eon. 8 12 8 12
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    DEATH.
    53 4 JANSHN.—lt Nj. 22, Race Ooara* L«d", at 4 a m. on Thnrsdaj *th D o. SiDiuel Jans-n, late of th«Manioipality. Funeral leave# th house at 7 30 s.oj.. to morrow, and •hence to the Charoh of be. Jcieph. Interment at the Bidadari OemeRelatives and friends artasked to attend. 8
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    A TIMELY COMPLAINT.
    822 4 Lord Northcliffe made a very useful and timely speech on Monday at the dinner given in his honour by Java pressmen at Weltevreden. In pointing out that well-handled news is a great weapon for peace he meant to convey, as he showed in his later remarks, that
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    832 4 Aa advertised in another part of this issue, a dinner of past and present members of the S R E (V) will be held at the Hotel de l'Europe on Friday, Dec 16. Those desiring to attend should communicate with Mr R W Chater, c]o Meesre Kelly and Walsh. Mr
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    S S ASSOCIATION.
    141 4 AGENDA FOR SPEiUL MEETING. Importarf^kibjects. An extraordinary general meet.r.g of the members, of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association wiii be held at the Exchange Rooms, on M day, Dec. 19, .15 p.m. The agenda will be: (1) Malayan Council.—Mr Macphail will address the meeting, further explaining his
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    MALAYAN-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    188 4 Lord NorthcliftVs Action. We are reliably informed thatJ ,rd Northcliffe, in pursuance of his expressed interest in the forthcoming Malaya-Borneo Exhibition in March, revising the necessity for quick action, has cabled fully to the Daily Mail" and associated newspapers with information on the exhibition. We understand ha? requested
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT.
    150 4 Case May be Settled. Jefore Mr Dawson in the second police court this morning the case of Mr F R Smyth, who was recently arrested (and released on bail of SI,000) on a charge of enticing away the wife of Mr F Dowdeswell, a* architect in Government Serve,
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    TAIPING SHOOTING AFFAIR.
    85 4 Verdict at the Inquest The inquest following the shooting tragedy caused a sensation in Taiping on Nov. 24, when P C Harnar.: Singh shot and killed Sergeant-Ma. Karim Buksh and a Malay consta! .e, wounded a Sikh police sergeant ana bugler and shot himself, w" 35 Saturday
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    IMPORTS AND EXPORT.
    84 4 The total value of foreign import? of merchandise into British Malay* for the month of November, »ai $39,399,167 (£4,596,570); the total value of foreign imports of >i crehardise into British Malaya for Hk of Oct. was $39,049,007 (£4,s'">.Ti:>. month's increase (£40,853). The total value of foreign exporU
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      222 4 Robinson Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in the S.S.) SINGAPORE. TENNIS RACKET GUT PRESERVER For Prolonging the Life of Gut in Lawn Tennis and other Rackets. SLAZENGER'S m Boxes Containing One Bcttle of Preserver [Jp v Wrs MEO Ons Bottle of Reviver j^isM M: M jt' Friee v/ Jm.% PROSSER'S In Boxes
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      275 4 New Stock in. Hand. Best Black Coal Pitch, White Cotton Waste, Best Quality Ro3in, Cast bteel Sledge Ham ers, Cast StonebreaKers riamm;rs, Smoothon o" Iron C6ment. Pruning, Hand'and Crosscut Saws, Semi-rotary Wmg Pumps, Hubbuck's Pa nts of all colou-s, Hubbuca/s Linseed Oil (Kaw and boiled), HuboucK's Genuine.Turpentine. Eic. Eto. Etc.
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      104 4 GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Closure of S S.7%Lttin 1911. Notice is hereby given that no subscriptions to the above loan will be received by any banks after tne 31st December, 1921. A. M. TOUNTNEY, Treasurer, 8.8. The Treasury, Singapore, 8 ;h be. 1921» 8 12 15 12 NOTICE. All orders for account
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    A GLORIOUS DAWN.
    733 5 Terms Ut the Irish Settlement Announced. Hi I Ulster Prove Sensible? Reuter. London, Dec 6.±-The Irish agree- n-ovides that Ireland shall rr. constitutional status of a have II ."id assume liability for gel-vice of the" public debt of the t teii Kingpin and towards the payment ol
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    THE DUTCH INDIES.
    196 5 Inadequate Defences. Reuter. urndon, Dec 6.—The "Times" pub•sr.tj a Dutch supplement, dealing »*ely with the Dutch Judies. t includes an article by General ■i V trs Iorn er Commander-in-Chief, referring to the conscriprw v 1 uro P ean inhabitants in the r Int hes, he says that
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    NOTORIOUS SIKH.
    47 5 Reuter. nour 6 -~The arrest is an«ffitat rom Inc ia the notorious charter',! l Urdlt Singh who in 1914 took s s Komagata Maru and Van a part >* of Sikh emigrants to CT7' and from there to Calf.t,i nt r e riots were cause# with
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    GERMAN MARK STRONGER.
    34 5 GE RM AN MARK STRONGER. Reuter. D*c 6.-1« London marks V J 780. This is attributed *Basbi haymg accompanied by rrantll? that a moratorium has been at a? i" ,;erm *ny. Marks closed lssAsa.
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    AMERICAN POLICY.
    168 5 President Harding's Review. Reuter. Washington, Dec 6.—President, Harding, in a wide review of American and world conditions, in the course of his annual message to Congress, dwelt on the desirability of the passage of the Bill for funding and settling the vast foreign loans due to America. Regarding
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    PICKETING ILLEGAL.
    48 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 6.—The Supreme Court has decided that organised labour has no right to during a strike, when this involves nity. The case which occasioned this decision was brought by the American Steel and Foundry Company, following strike in their works at Granite City, Illinois.—Reuter.
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    S.S. BORNEO DELAYED.
    25 5 Reuter. Port Said, Dec 6.—The Dutch steamer Borneo, from Amsterdam for Batavia, is delayed owing to her boilers being out of order.—Reuter.
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    NOTHING FIXED.
    536 5 CHINESE DELEGATES DISSATISFIED. NO NAVAL AGREEMENT. Reuter. 7» Washington, Dec 6.—Whilst the question 'bf a three or four Power agreement to replace the Anglo-Jap-anese Alliance continues to attract the attention of some of the delegates at the Conference, apparently there is no present disposition by the American Government
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    ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION.
    101 5 Reuter. Dec 6,—A message from Mr Lloyd George was read 11 the dinner of ttte English-Speaking I T »::on. He said brilliant opening of the Washington Conference and the progress made towards a great result had been like sunlight piercir.g an overcast and threatening sky. Mr Balfour, referring
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    TERRIBLE TRAIN SMASH.
    34 5 Reuter. Philadelphia, Dec 6.—Twenty-two persons were killed and many injured in a collision between two local pas. senger trains. The wreckage caught fire and several passengers were burned to death. —Reuter.
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    SALE OF WORK.
    404 5 SUCCESSFUL C E Z M S EFFORT. The Church of Eogtand Z nana Mission Society had their nunaal sale of work in the Hill of the V M 0 A. yesterday. The sale, organised by Mrs BOH Wolff, was a very saccessfal function Lady Gaillemaid arrived at
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    CLERICAL UNION.
    309 5 Action by the Committee. The November circular letter of (he local Clerical Uaioa states thaon Nov 22, there were 1051 member uq the roll, whilst 19 resignation» nave been received. lne bank balance on Nov 22, was $1,441.48. The letter adds: It is indeed disappointing to find so
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    CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
    32 5 Reuter. Toronto, Dec 7.—The Liberals apparently have swept Canada, according to the earliest results of the general election. The Premier, Mr Meighen, and seven other Cabinet members, have been defeated.—Reuter.
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    RELIEF FOR RUSSIA.
    26 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 7.—The Senate has adopted a Bill handing over the surplus medical and surgical supplies to the Russian relief committee.— Reuter.
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    LIBEL CASE ENDS.
    598 5 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES. Ch:ef Justice's Comments. The "Utusan Malayu" libel case was cvihCiudtu oeiore tne Chief justice, Sir Waller Snaw, in the Supreme Couit yesterday afternoon. In his address, Mr Koek said that if the coarse and inuecent expressions had been left out, no court, would
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    CONFIDENCE IN M BRIAND.
    99 5 Reuter. Paris, Doc 6.—The Senate voted confidence in M Briand by 249 to 12 votes, after a speech by M Briand in which he said that the mode of payment of German reparations, elaborated by the Reparations Commission, could only be carried out in full agreement
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    MUNITION WORKS EXPLOSION.
    23 5 Reuter. Berlin, Dec 7. —A hundred persons were killed by an explosion at the Nobel dynamite works at Saarliuis.— Reuter.
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    GERMAN BANK'S LOSSES.
    39 5 Reuter. Berlin, Dec 7.—The Pfaelzische Bank of Ludvigshafen has suffered a loss of 340 million marks, it is alleged owing to its officials' speculation. The Deutsche Bank has intervened to sava any loss to customers. Reuter.
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    RUBBER & SHARE MARKET
    156 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, December 7. Catalogued 1,1*11,114 1b5.—853.18 ions. Offend 1,860,740 lbs.— Tons. Sold 1,531,850 iht. tH.Bfl Tons. Pi ices Realized. iiibbed Smcked ShOTC»— Singapore Standard Quality 39V* .cuts per lb. Gc d Average Quality 38 to 39t0 cents per lb. uff
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    252 5 Singapore, Dec 6. The share market has been firmer in all sections throughout the week and a general all round improvement in prices has occurred. bhelis and Mexican Eagles are quoted in London at, 8d and 78s bd itspectively and a lair amount of easiness
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    MACPHAIL AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    400 5 Singapore, Dec 7. The share market has been more active this week than for a long time past and substantial advances in all' branches have taken place. The oiggest movement occurred in rubbers and a considerable business was done but shares at the close of
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    THE RUBBER COMMISSION.
    152 5 Tne composition of tne Committee appointed oy tne Secretary of Stale lor the Colonies to inquire into the position in the rubber-planting industry seems to lack completeness in that one rather notable exception is made in the appointment of members. The Committee has representatives on it of
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    RUSSIAN AGRICULTURE.
    52 5 Concession to German Syndicate Paris, Dec 7.—A message from Berlin states that the Soviet Government has granted a German consortium a concession for the agricultural exploitation of a great estate in bouthern Russia. The concessionaries have undertaken to use the most modern methods and organise the breeding of
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    89 5 "Jade," There is magie in the vvi>nl. Tu ip Canton 't promptly Cui.jute* up tee jir i i in i i >ju.'..uig, near ait Ltaatpte wi the Faw Huuucii u i imd <t*. spall an a\rsaa? D <"jk'. wJ-y napmtl bi» »>tt6isl»4fa oi cUc UiUicrul to rvudera of Chaw uttn'
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    RUBBER STOCKS.
    138 5 NEARLY 71,000 TONS IN LONDON. Heavy Forward Sales in Colombo. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Dec 8.—The correspondent of the Malay Mail" at Colombo wires that a London cable to the Times of Ceylon states that stocks of rubber in London total 70,968 tons. The correspondent adds
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    83 5 C. of C. Publxr Association. Sing..pore, Deccaiber 8. Pale crspe closing Prices. Buyers Ssllara. Spot 30 3yVk Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices, t Buyers Sellers Spot 3y Vi 40 December 40 40)4 Jan to March 43 44 April to aune 45 4oVi Tone of Market. —Steady. Fred Wnu.tiuuM!
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    MACPHAIL AND CO.'s REPORT.
    173 5 Singapore, December 8. Silver ii- 1 ilcii.k i.* 4$ p r etui ptoui uui Su&ngbal Nil. lUree Uiuuiiia OolQ $49|. Ian .re Ataikei,—(^u.ex. hoob. io.— fc-sitt. Crania», <2| cell's, brughH 6U ceu s, auQi•i.ka 77J Cut.tu P»u>aiB C*> itu'P, Ula LclU a d- Cv.b e, bar
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 5 Singapore, December 8. Jn London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-8d iyeuianu 2s 6 rri.aie 3 months, sight 2s 4 Ban*, xel. Transfer Bam*. isSBAHd diait 141 j p.c. JU Oilali.ilul Bank ueniand draft 62)4 Bank Tel. Transfer 133^ JU Jupuu— Baiii. ucmand draft 97 Vs cic. fe
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    SPORT
    36 6 FOOTBALL. RAFFLES LN6T. v. TEL. CO. I The Raffles met yesterday the Te.egraph Co in a soccer game on tr*e school ground and after a fast and interesting game defeated the TelegTEpn Co by 3—l.
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    THE TURF.
    37 6 LOCAL MOVEMENTS. Mr Lee Pang Seng's Prudentions has gone into tne Taxlej stables to oe trailed for tne I'ciiang meeting. Hughes.ier, Mr a.;d leave in a day or two for Ipon for the meeting there.
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    HOCKEY.
    73 6 S R C vs. H X S R G A. The following will represent the SRC to-day on the club's ground in a hockey match against the 4th H K S R G A G G Gray, E G Wheatley, L M Pennefather, M E Ess, E E de
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    BOXING.
    64 6 FIGHT. Correspondents who have been inquiring about the result of the Car-pentier-Cook light wiil be interested to learn that the contest, which was to have taken place on tn«p2nd i#nt has been postponed to the 8th (today). This has been arranged at the urgent request of Carpentier, in order
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    RUGBY.
    95 6 SINGAPORE'S AWAY MATCH. The following teams will represent Singapore and Negri Sembilan' at Rugger at Seremban on Saturday Singapore: King; Lt. Dunbar, V.'arren, Lt Hog Den and Abbett Uatson and Nicholl Graham Brown, laeiienzie, MacKerron, H R S Law, Kennedy, Dr Macrae, Ramsay and Husband. Negri Sembilan Forbes Machardy,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    83 6 SRC TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship. V H Norris btat W F Carnegy 6—3, 6—2. A Singles. K R Scott owe 13.3 beat E G Wheatley owe 40 6 —3, 10 —8. T Leijssius owe 15.2 beat C W Gomes owe 4 8—6, 6—1. B Singles. F Ephraums owe
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    BILLIARDS.
    152 6 GEORGE GRAY OFF FORM. Mr George Gray, in matches at the Rangoon "i MCA, was beaten in both matches, first by Stewart, and again by Mr E O Millar, amateur champion of Burma. In neither game did Mr Gray show anything like the form that one had come to
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    95 6 "Rich Girl, Poor Girl" will be the chief item of the Empire cinema's new programme to-night. It is a fine story, in five parts, showing the striking contrasts of wealth and poverty. "Short Skirts," an entertaining Universal special attraction, featuring Gladys Walton, will be seen at the Marlborough,
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    34 6 an Hogendorp, from Palembang 8-12. Pui Sumud, from Bangkok 8-12. Ranee, from Kuantan 8-12. Circe from Deli 8-12. Klang from Penang 8-12. Poh Ann from Palembang 8-12. Senang from Palembang 8-12.
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    OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.
    693 6 JAPANESE SHIPPING PROGRESS. j The locad brtrrwh of the Ocata Shosan Kaiahs has handed to us a copy of th« head office's business report for the half year ended June 30, 1921. We extract the following items: On the Home Service, the market j having not yet
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    53 6 Ships in communication with the Wireless Station at Penang this morning:~s. 8 Lake Faulk, Kawachi Maru, Oenf*. Caterina Gejolimoch, Nyauza, Sagadahoc, Jacox, Tydeus S.am, Biyo Maru, Shidzuoka Maru! Kashmir, Penny Worth, Malaya, Lombok, Amiral Latouche Treville," Porthos, Aungban, Bengloe, City of, \delaide, Tara, Wairuna, Thongwa, l Wray Castle. Foment CasUe
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    "DRIVERLESS AUTO."
    648 6 STARTLING AMERICAN INVENTION. Speed of Control. What has been described as a "driverless auto" has been shown recently at various places. This term is not quite correct. The auto had a driver, but he was not in or near the auto. He did, in fact, drive the automobile
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    201 6 T T S. Ships in communication with the Wireless Station at Singapore this morning:—s. s. Capsa, Penny Worth, l.idien, Lake Faulk, Tjipanas Saparoea, Wray Castle and Sitoebondo. it is estimated that there is in Bombay, in the hands of importers, Lancashire cloth to the value (invoice prices) of 10 to
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    75 6 November Crop Returns. Messrs Barlow and Co, Agents: lbs. Majedie 16,000 Permai 12,758 Sekong 12,600 Kual;i Gt h 15,228 Ayer Kuning 70,000 Bradwai! 31,0.53 Cherson -1 53,134 Dennis town 41,800 i Highland.- and Lowlands 105,100 Klabang 35.T00 Kr >an 32,000 Sungei Krian 80,000 Sungei Way 86,000 Mr N
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      371 6 HAILS CLOSE. To-day, Dec 8. Bangkok Mahidol 2 p.m. Malacca Muar *Sri Muar 2 p.m. P Sambu, Sampit Bandjermasin Van der Capellan 2 p.m. Hongkong, Swatow Amoy Kanchow 2 p.m. Port Dickson Port Swettenham •Hebe 3 p.m. Saigon Hongkong* Lake Faulk 3 p.m. Penang,* Sabang, etc. Baud 3 p.m. Malacca
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    387 7 News from China, japan and Hie Philippines. NEWS FROM CANTON. 1 Nft 1 The 3uilding Tax. The Civil Governor, has sanctioned the additional tax of %per cent, to be levied on building licence fees to provide more up-to-date fire engines in Canton. Restrictions on Kerosene Shops. In
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    FEDERATED STATE URGED FOR CHINA.
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