Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1921

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. ft) EVENING DAILY.] v AND lEf^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol IX.- -No. 301 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 FIVE CENT&! The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921.
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      91 1 10$, NOiTTE BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. PtMM tiM DEALERS IN PHOTa •c MATERIALS OF •EVERT DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PiUfcTLNQ t 7, AND t» ENLARGEMENT ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND FRAME-MAJiING. H I*'* 9 alO-15H.P. FIAT (Model 501) won the I in the DAYLIGHT Endurance Test I I mmS Bbl«bV a 10-15 H.P.
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      38 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING TeL No. 845, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, Per annum $15 0« Half-yearly j>° Per quarter 3 5 Peataga Extra SO eta. per month.
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    CHANNEL TUNNEL.
    1362 2 PLEA FOR EARLY PROVISION. Arguments in Favour. In January, 1919, when the world waa flushed with hopeiulnesa after the Great War, "The Syren and Shipping*" remarked: "If the peace with Germany ia to bring us real peace, and the fruits thereof, then one of the first of these
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      477 2 I The j Premier Magazine Greatly Enlarged Christinas Number j NOW VOL' really must not miss this special j I rweej I nuin bcr of Britainleading ALL- ON FICTION magazine. It contain* no lest i C AI 17 than e aB( mort enterta n 8 j ij ALilJj stories of
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      268 2 ARE TOU BEING POISONED by ©onstlpatlon f The symptoms are ilea headache bllioaa attacks. Uverishneei, poor appetite, coated tongue, ill-smelling breath. If to, Plnkettee will help 50a. Tiny bet thorough, they tot as gently a» nature, assisting the bowels end liver jutt enough to restore them to order without griping,
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      66 2 X.MAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS 2nd Consignment Just arrived. A very large variety to select from CHEQUE GREET]NG CARDS now ready 60 cents per book of 25 sheet 3 post freeKOH Co. 83, Bras Baeah Roid, si no a pore. THF EIGHT PLACE TO GO FOR TOUR MICHELIN TYRES AH
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      616 2 NOTICE. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Evening Cliaaoa It is proposed to open Evening Classes early in 1922 at Raffles Institution in Commercial and Technical subject*. The classes will be conducted by highly qualified European Instructors. Con merciaL, Course. In the Long Term (commencing about the middle of January) courses of 80 lesson*
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      696 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUvTIOiNS. Messrs WARING ROE Beg to give notice that they h«ve reserved certain days for Safes of J'r.eehold and Leasehold Properties, Business Premises, Building Land, etc., a*t their NEW AUCTION BOOHh, 14-1 QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Ownejs «rjeWSus of including "properties in the above sales should
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      422 3 IN THE lT 9 30 P M MAJBI WALCAMP, the wonder of the ssrlals Y in the gigansio-pverseas thriller THE DRAGON'S NET In 24 Rnels The only wrial eyer V emiog mysteries of China. /»pan and the Philippine*, To-night the 3rat two ohapten in 4 reels. Supplemented by our extra
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      432 3 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1921 Ifria Tha Altaambra Altaaninilf lathe only Ua T baa tie T TEfc theatre i=ALHAMBRA# Oraaaitra Cakaa, Coffea, wdtbeßfßl j Tha Hall for Mnik aod re,torai j Intervals. Instantaneous and Pionouneed Buocfss of TRI IXI ISE" Saturday night's audience held spellbound and amased at
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      133 3 No Show To-night AND Saturday Night *a I™ 1BB 1888B BBB IB, B ,1 ,B WE HOLD LARGE STOCKS or CaRPEHTER'S TOOLS ajtl_ Augers, Ratchet and_ Pit Braces, Levels", Hammers, Screw Drivers, Set Squares, Marking Gauges, Rules, Etc, Etc. and will be pleased to qiote*mr Bnetj "taaea, on rfoeipt of
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    118 4 Britain's plea for abolition, or ales ■triot control, of jebmarinee, has been tamed down at Washington. Other Powers appear to find aftderweter oraft of importance for defensive parposes. The Dail Eureann conference baa been adjoarned, after some oppoailion. Tbe public is disappointed. There it fresb trouble in Egypt,
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    U S AND PACIFIC PACT.
    770 4 A great deal of the public interest in the Washington Conference appears to be flagging owing to the protracted nature of the present discussions and the rather pessimistic news concerning the probability of the decisions being ratified. The Pacific Pact—the Quadruple Alliance decided on by
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    366 4 There will no issue of the "Malaya Tribune" on Boxing Day, but publication will be resumed as usual on Tuesday. Mr G G Seth is granted nine months full pay leave commencing from Dec. 16. Messrs Prankels, Ltd, send us a pretty wall-calendar for 1922, with a coloured picture of
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    174 4 JrriTal of H E the Governof. (From Our Own Corresponded.) Pgnanc:, Dec 23.—H E the Governor and Lady Guillemard arrived by the mail train this morning, and were met at the jetty by Mr R ScoU on behalf of the Hon Mr G A Hall (who is
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    492 4 The engagement is announced of Miss Emanuel, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs R Emanuel of Singapore, to Mr R V Meyer, manager of the Singapore branch of Messrs* N Lazarus of Hongkong and Shanghai. The Gibson Family Entertainers, having a very successful week at the Alhambra, with record audiences,
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    RIBEIRO AND CO. LTD.
    933 4 CHAIRMAN'S REVIEW OF Y&AM work. dend of 25 per cent be declared, free of%icome tax. Mr Peck seconded and the proposal was carried. *Mr T D Persona*was re-elected a director, and Mr E Tessensohn was elected on the Board in place of Mr A Anderson. Messrs
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      253 4 FOOTBALLS ZtMrfe New Stocks Just Unpftoktd. Celebrated McGregor. jdtW Football*. At used la r T weirs English Cap Finals and Fifty L International Matches. km W 1>ric complete with W. ShiUcock'* I Clinker Football. I Made from selected W Hide and Hand V throughout Strong and durable. Price complete with
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      281 4 NEW STOCK IN HAND. Emery Cloth and Sand Paper, Emery and Glee* Powder, Jeekgon'i Floor Stain Varnlih, Freneh Pollfh end Gold Siae Varnlih, Copal, Oik end Black Japan Tarnlah, B*lter'i Family Spring Balance, Salter*! Oiroalar Spring Balanoe, Thermometert— Japanned and §*lf-regiaterin*, Braea Blow Lampi and Vertical), Magnolia Anti-friotion Metal, Atlaa
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      63 4 NOTICE. It is hereby notified that Mr. F. G. Scharenguivel, the Secretary of The Straits Albion Press Limited, has been appointed to act for the Manager of The Malaya Tribune from this date and until further notice during the temporary absence on leave of the undersigned. GEORGE E. BOGAARS, Managing
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    BRITAIN'S LONE HAND.
    470 5 Pleads fcp Abolition or Control of Submarines. Older Powers io OtfnlilM. Reuter. Washington, Dec naval *jftm. rlt tee of fifteen, with experts, met this morning- communique simply states that the chairman explained what had taken place in A general discussion follow*, and it fj ur*ler- s stood
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    150 5 Prince on "the Ganges. Reuter. a» Patna, Dec 22.—The Prince of Wale? returnsd on Thursday morning from big game stioofcyig in the jungles of Nepaul, and is resuming his tour of British India. He arrived at Patna. leaving the train at Paleza Ghat and steaming down the Ganges,
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    DAIL ADJOURNS.
    132 5 Much Opposition. Reuter. London, Dec 22.—The Dail Eireann has adjourned until Jar^3. The adjournment followed the failure" of the parties, alter an acrimonious debate, to agfee on the limitation of speeches, without which it was evidently impossible to reach a vote before Christmaa. Mr Collins moved the adjournment
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    48 5 Reuter. Washington* Dec 23.—The Japanese Reported to have declared that they **nll formally oppose the discussion of the validity of the Twerdjy-One Demands Treaty, if the Chinese carry out their expected intention to bring the matter up at co-day's meeting of the Far Eastern committee.—R^ter.
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    RAILWAY APPEAL.
    34 5 Reuter. London, Dec. 22 -The Privy Council has granted the Grand TVunk Railway Company leave to appeal against the finding of the arbitration tribunal regarding the valuation of the Oora- v-v-- Aam.w~fcat*flr-
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    ALLIED COUNCIL.
    316 5 Economics the Chief Point. Reuter. London, Dec. 22.—After a final meeting of the Premiers this morning, M Briand stated an agreement had been reached practically on all point*. It is understood that whatever ideas may be entertained in responsible quarters regarding the eventual summoning of a European financial
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    20 5 Reuter. Paris, Dec 23.—Interpellations the Banqne Industrielle de Chine t.ill be discussed in the Chamber on Dee 24.—Rentier.
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    HOLLAND'S CONSTITUTION.
    24 5 Reuter. m 'm The Hague,' Dec 22.-Tl* Second Chamber of the States General has passed the bill for revision of the constitution.—Renter.
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    NEW STAFF CHIEF.
    31 5 Reuter. London, Dec 23.—The Earl of Cavan has been appointed Chief of the Imperial General Staff in succession to General Wilsor, when the latter retires on Feb IP.—Renter.
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    RECRUITING SUCCESS.
    353 5 SIXTY-FIVE MORE MEN ENROLLED. United Effort Called For. Recruiting for the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force was still going strong Sixtyfive men enrolled" from 4.30 to 7 p.m. bringing the total of Christmas recruits up to 230, comprising: Colour Service 166 Reserve 42 Auxiliary 22 The Commandant, Lieut Colonel
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    UNREST IN EGYPT.
    152 5 Strong Action by Government. Reuter. Cairo, Dec 22.—The military authorities have forbidden the Nationalist leader, Zaglul Pasha, to participate in politics, and have ordered him, with eight prominent supporters, to return to their villages. They refuaed and consequently they will be deported by the military thither to-morrow.
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    NEW AIR SCHEME.
    77 5 London to Marseilles. Reuter. > Paris, Dec 23.—The Corapagnie Messageriea AerieAies will experiment next year witih a direct air service and Marseilles. It is hoped the line will work regularly by 1923, leaving London at eight ih tv e morning and arriving at Marseilles at seven in
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    OBITUARY.
    92 5 London, C§e 22—The death has taken place of the wife of Mr H A Giles, Professor of Chinese at the University of Gambri(|ge.— Eeuter. Jacksonville, Florida, Dec 22—The Hon Henry Watterson is dead He had been editor of the "Courier Journal," Louifcvilit, USA, since 1868, and was also President
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    U S HELP FOR RUSSIA.
    34 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 23.-Tbe Senate has agreed on the appropriation of twenty million dollars for the Russian famine relief fund. Presidential approval of the Bill ia expected before Chrietmes.—Renter.
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    WEARNE BROS. LTD.
    1139 5 A SATISFACTORY YEAR'S TRADING. Chairman Answers Questions. The ninth annual general meeting of Wearne Brothers Limited, was held at the registered offices of the company, 209-212 Orchard-road at noon yesterday, those present being, Messrs C F F Wearne, chairman, C M Geddes, Secretary, E W Slight J
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    66 5 Australia May Take Part Col R F Fitzgerald has received a cable from the director of the Bureau of Commerce, and Industry, Australian Federal Government, Melbourne, to the effect that they are considering the advisability of taking a plot and erecting a suitable exhibit representative of Australia, at
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    THE NEW G O C.
    103 5 Major General Neill Malcolm, C B, D S O, will take over the Command of the Troops, Straits Settlements, and become His Excellency, The General Officer Commanding, from Dec 27. Major General Sir John Fowler, K C M G, C B, D S O, vacates
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    THE QUAINTS.
    56 5 The Quaints* popularity at the Victoria Theatre is not on the wane. Presenting as they are a new programme each evening, numbers are rgularly attending and welcome with great enthusiasm the good items provided. This afternoon a matinee is to be given, and to-night, will see the farewell
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    141 5 The death rate for the week end. log I) c 17 was 36.46 per mille. Natiooalit'ee wrre Earopeans 1, Eurasian* I, Chinese 194, Matayt 18. Indiana 21; with a total of 238, of which 162 were males and 76 females. The c if f causes of death were;
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    74 5 Radio telegrams from the Straits to Sarawak are now 40 cents a word for ordinary telegram $00 for urgent. At a meeting of the Licensing Justices on Dec 5, Messrs A P Cameron, J M Sime and John Robertson were elected members of the Board of Licensing Justices. The Governor
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    SPORT.
    893 5 FOOTBALL. THE COMIC MATCH- A comic football match is an unusual event anywhere, but especially m Singapore, and so it was no matter for wonder that the comic match •'staged" on the S C C ground yesterday attracted one of the largest crowds the padang has seen for a
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    GOLF.
    106 5 X G C COMPETITIONS. The following are the Keppel Golf Club competition results for Dec. Captain's Prize. G W Hurt 43 plus 39 82 12 70 Net H Smith 44 plus 45 89 14 75 Net E B Salmond 39 plus 42 81 5 76 Net W E 0
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    39 5 SRC TOURNAMENT. YESIiiRDAYS PLAY, li Siiig.es Final. D C de Souia owe 3 teat G G Gra. plus 3, 0 —4, b—2. Doubles. Balhatchet and V N'arris owe 4l beat Zehnder and Woodford o»ve lo.4 6—a, o.
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    SIMPAM VALLEY MINES.
    282 5 Dividend of Five ter Cent Parsed. I The ninth annual general meeting of the S.in pain van ey uytuu:.; .uoie; ijiiji.Leu, was ne.u m Chancers at noon, Chew Woon Pon presiding. utiicis present were the Hon Mr W Lowtner Kemp, Messrs J Watkins, and J U May
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    "THE MALAYAN REVIEW."
    80 5 New Weekly On Sa'e To-day. It i« f xteet. v ili*t ?be pietc*4al t uveuir i uuiOi r ti he le* kl fie .M»l»)«u iie» enM »ale t( in kticruucu It wilt Mf* Im 4 pagM "f illu i n« acta i«. n._ matter, »nd Mm pne-
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    30 5 Capt E V G Day is apointed a untitled in the Malayan Civil Servic?. He arrived in the Colony on Nov. 27 Mr D Wills is appointed from Dec. 1.
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      189 5 NOTICE. "'Titan Br .nd Cement. Ai. P has come to our notice that **»t a ro«nts bar« *r,*>*n freely made that that above cement is »»f An* ri*n o'-'jfK. we d-sire to notify the public that this c rn°nt M the pew loot a| Mnsarg The Sooieta Anomiaa Gommero Cemnuti
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    THE EXHIBITION.
    717 6 OF MINERS. A Perak Meeting. In response to am invitation from tbe Warden of Mines, Perak, to form a sub-committee araoag the Chinese miners oi Perak for the purpose of co-operating with the Committee on the Mineral Sectioa of the MalaysBorndL Exhibition the following assembled ia the hall
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    CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
    605 6 S. ▲adrew's Cathedral Dec. 24 6 p.m. Festal Evensong and Carols. Christmas Day Dec. 26. 6.16 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 10 JO a.m. Matins (Choral) and Address. 11.30 a.m. Holy Communion. 5J0 p.m. Festal Evensong with Carols. Collections for St Mary's Home. During the
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    92 6 Those who have not as yet seen the Gibson Family Entertainers are strongly advised to do so, as they appear for the last time at the Alhambra, to-night. To-morrow that popular cinema hall gives a complete change of program ssa a six-reel production. "For the Soul of Rafael,"
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      794 6 Bethesda Hall, Closing Service. Special Mission. To-morrow at-8 pml Is X'mas a Myth ALL ARE HEARTILY INVITED. All Seats- free. TITAN CEMENT IS SUPPLIED TO THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM OUTSTATION AGENTS: CO., LTD. AND a MESSRS. AYLESBURY AND THE PUBLIC WORKS DE- NUTTER, Ipoh, Tapah, PARTMENT. Jaiping, Teluk Ansoa, THE SINGAPORE
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      566 6 MAILS CLOSE. To-day, Dee 34. Mersing Hoag Wan 2 p.m. P Sambo, Sampit 4 Bandjermaein Van der Capelten 2 p.m. Bangkok ♦Produce 2 pml Saigon Ta Tou Tss 8 p.m. Palembang Poh Ann 3 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 pun. Malacca, Port Swetteaham 4 Penang 'Slang 3 pjn. Medan
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      137 6 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, Dec 21. High T'des.— j.43 a.m., 6.48 p.m. Christmas Eve. Rugby, S'pore v. Selangor, Malaya Cup. Raffles Hotel Dinner and Fancy Dress Ball. Europe Hotel X'mas Tree and Dance. The Quaints, Vic Theatre, 9.15 Gibson Family Entertainers, Alhambra. To-morrow, Dec 25. High Tides.—6.46 a.m., 8.9 p.m.
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    ALOR GAJAH RUBBER.
    659 7 IMPROVEMENT IN BARK RENEWAL. Th* twelfth report of tha directors of Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Ltd, for the year ended Sept 30 last to be presented 'at the annual meeting at Greham House; on Dec 29, is as follows: Your directors beg to submit herewith their report
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      159 7 X--* dti f /-07W i '.LAj 1 o SS "S Is Wisiam Caxton first introduced the printing cress into fcnglanai inShe year 1471. After acquiring, the newly invented art of 4 printing at Bruges, he returned to England, the land of his birth, and set up a printing pres* I
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      236 7 Sime, Darby Go., Ltd. Incor/ ra'cJ in Straits Settlements I ELErjRi Ai mmm. j i i I; i Quotations givtm fcr eotnplcie Elect Ic Lightltig ft Power Installations, i >■> 1 i i Pull r«cg«\ of E>i>;; ie>v ah- to attrok 1 V.I.3. Wires Cables. I Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling
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      672 7 Malarial Fever Dysentery Dr. Cas sell's Tablets are the Sure Means to Spiendld Health and Fitness. India. Sovth Africa. Mr. George Co V.e. Janjfir P.O.. C P I Mr C. R Diederik*. an Officer in tbe f India, write;—/1 Mel I ibuk wrtteai.' I C*t* rt'.v* rMaon. C P., Sc-tr.h
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      297 7 EXPRESSGOSLING 4 ca £STABUSEKP 1880.) tJ lelnWjih Sir»'eJ, SINGAPORE. aWs: TOBACO Telepbooe No. I tSP. 0. Box 11» Marque* del Merit* tor Utape Brctdy *33.03 JtBoaa Mohoa.el $2-.U0 n Mal-g- a. Mar Etniils Sherry »33 00 White Wtr.ee, Hoc kg, e?o. $29.0W M, Tiffee* Brnodien: f ur- Otap-. Liqaenr I2H
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2423 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN TOE MARKET. Singapore, December 23. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers {Mowing list of quotat.uns. c RUBBER.—DoIIar Shr.es. Dividends. I» 25 per cer.' for year ended 30-9-2» 5 per ct.it ios y« ar en led 31MJ-2», Nil f-v year end id
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      542 8 .Turin- rj?'"~r JaeliiHs food —r—a« I Preptredasdijjected Mellm's Foo :is the m~=a* j perfect for breast m.ik andj «L j contajns. feature's essential consftuefrts UK A for building sturdy limbs and solid f-esh. J Jjjß Equally good for nursing or expectant mothers as for balies.. Mellin's Food 0 makes mothers
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      618 9 STEAMER. SAJUNGS» P. 0.-.Bri tririlNDTA APCAI* LINE. (Companies Incorporated in Eng Unc.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR** ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under CooAact with His Majesty's OoviSumfefcO. fHB OOMPANY'B MAIL* SEBvICfiR BAST (ft BOMBAY i; t at present suspended. LONDON iTAR-EASTERN SERVICE. Fftm LON3ON» Due SINGAPOBE. Hag<*B about Jin 10
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      648 9 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U. S. A.) IOR AOOOTJNf OF THB 0 8 SHIPPING BOARD SAN FHANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA. SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA Direot. Creole Slate Panengeri and Freight Jan 18 Wolverine Stale P&aeengers and Freight Feb 18 For &AN FBANOISOO via MAN LA HONOLULU. Granite
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      626 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated ia U. 8. A.) San Francisco Service Those desirous of teeing the Orient should travel by the soenh m HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU ft SAN FRANCISCO. From HONGKONG i.a. CHINA 10,500 trne, Jan 16 (First Clam fare, Singapore to San Franoiioo,
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      475 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. European Line. (Incorporated in Japan.) London Lino Fortnightly ernce For MABBEILLEB, LONDON ft: ANTWEBP via FOTTS. Yokohama Mara D* 2i Yoahino Maru J 2i MifehinaMagi 25 Liverpool Lln9 Monthly Servioe a For MARSEILLES A LIVEBT OOL v a PORTS. Malacca Maru Feb 16 Hamburg I me Monthly
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      568 10 WANTED. FKOMOriON INVOLVES TWO THIM>S —Knowledge and Preparation. I >our lat-ore hour* ia learning shorth»d snd bo ine-s methods, Ismplojers «v rywbeie value the services of men sif sre efficiently trained For partie Ur> ot tuition, apply to the Instructor, 177. Haretock Road. 13 15.1 WANTED.—For North Borneo two otpable
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      518 10 80J2O, NOTICE. The Exchange Bmks will be eloeed on 16th Do, Monday Christmas 37th Deo., Tuesday J Holidays. 2nd Jan., 1912, Monday, Year Holiday. 19 IS 2 1 MADRAS HINBIf BRAHMIN m HOTEL Anandha Baa van Ledge 180. Penang Street PENANG. NOTICE. We hereby give rotioe that Mr Seah Teek
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      482 10 BANKS. BZE HAI TONG BANKING A INSURANCE CO, LTD, (Incorporated in the 8.5.) HEAD OFFICE: 18, KLING STREET, SINGAPORE, Established 1807, Paid-op Capital $1,000,000 Surplus W0,00« COURT OF DD2ECTOR3. Seah Eng T.im t Esq.—Chairman, Lee Wee Nam, Eaq,—Deputy Chairman. Chan Teck Hee, Eaq. Ong Chew K«ag, Tag. Teo Teow Peng,
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      477 10 RANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD, HEAD OFFICE: 84, Market Street. BRANCHES Penang so Beach Street. Malacca aa. 181 Jonker Street. Muar ...77-79 Jalan Suleiman, Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Bahamas, Palembang 16, Uir. AGENCIES AT London, Now York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Samara n*, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and TraLg.
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      459 10 BANKS, CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporatd in England) BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Sharee of g6 each £8,000,000 Reserve Fund «8,600,000 Reserve Liability ef Proprietors att,ooo,ooo BANKERS, Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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