Malaya Tribune, 27 December 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. '■M EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY vol. vni- -No. 302 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 FIVE CENTOS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921.
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      154 1 SUN AND COMPANY 109, tiORTB BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. PhwM 8M DEALERS IN PHOTO- i MATERIALS OF < EVERY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PRIOTDJG ANBtft 1 ENLARGEMENT ALSO CAMERA REPAIRS AND FRAME-MAKING. W.HIYEaWaYS"f*6R,RJEAL ECONOMY. I .ndpoli.he.theblad M wll. BRITISH MEAT MINCER. fl-|» *For knives. As sketch. k,, m I f>rice 537.50 $55.00
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      109 1 t Sine, Darby Co., Ltd. incorporated in Straits Settlements ELECTRrAL j j j I Quotations given for complete fclect ie Lighting Power installations, ■Ml «II ■II ■■■■■.«■I» i Full nDgr of Bi-otrioa! itook VI.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DlßtflJFipl" Telephones. ''MADSTRONG' Plants, meideai Lighting
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      224 1 CJLGAEEITES NUMBER £J VIRGINIA The Hall-mark of Perfection. Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH T< BACCO Co., Ltd. LONDON. I i ideal" m*fo°' Portable Sewing Machine. •> $21,50 p^ B^;^ 11 *w I. A really cheap ancTperfect article of its kind, i 2. TheTirst Sewing Machine to economise labour and space. 3. The
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER.
    943 2 LOSS OF OVER $40,000. The annual report of Malaka Pin da Rubber Estates, Ltd for the year ended Aug 31 last is ss follows: Accounts. The loss for the year after providing for depreciation of Buildings, Machinery, etc is $42,864.01 From which has to be deducted the
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    F M S DIVORCE.
    295 2 I Klang Solicitor's Petition. Before the Right Hon Sir Henry Duke, President, Probate, Divorce, aad Admiralty Division of the High Court, Mr Ralph Wood, solicitor, prayed for the dissolution of his marriage with Eunice Roberts Wood (nee Webster), on the ground of her adultery with Austen
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      456 2 Overhauls and repairs of every description to all makes of cars and lorries Painting, upholstering, hood renewing, in 24 hours, motor accessories, tyres and tubes, benzine, oil, batteries charged etc., letc. ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COMPANY, 38, SHORT STREET. (Midway between Selegie Boad and Middle Road.) The International Overseas Co, AUSTRALIAN WHEAT
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      472 2 PLEASURES OF THE TABLE. Do Too Enjoy Them? Pleasurable anticipation of a meal, oheerf alnen at the table, and a oalm state of mind daring digestion are all necessary if we are to get the most good oat of the food we eat. Bat if yoar itomaoh is oat of
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      524 2 CURES TALK. Great Fame of a Great Medicine Won by Actual Merit. The fame of Little's Oriental Bala has been .won by the good it has done to those who hare been crippled with pain. Mr. N. Elder of 14, King George Street, Greenwich, London, says: I was troubled awfully
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      676 2 SPRIODICAL*PRpPERTY AUCTIONS, Messrs* W*ARING*& ROE Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain days for Sale* of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Business Premises, Building Land, etc., at?their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER QUAY (opposite the Gteneral Post Office) Ownerj cjeslrofcs of iriclucjing Properties in the above sales should acquaint
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      56 2 BEACH HOIEL 5 16, Beach Road, Singapore (hear R&ffl-e Hotel) High Clam Hotel, Decently FurnUeJ, Electrio'Lighting, Single and Doable Room*, S *?le from |3k snd Daily $2. t 8 12 7.6 A QUALIFIJaD LADY DENTTT yo§r aerriee. PAINLESS DENTISTRY Mrs, S. Tetsuka JAPANESE LAW DHNTISt 28-8, 6blemaa Street (Corner of
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      377 3 IN THE BHO>t AT 9 30 p M MaJRIE WALCAMP, tbo wonder woman of the serials in the gisan»jo overseas thriller THE DRAGON'S NET In 24 Reel! The only aerial ever dlmed arusi the teeming mysteries of China Japan and the Philippine*. To.nigh' tL» first ,wo chapters In 4 reels.
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      560 3 From Sonday, December 25, to Friday, Deosmber 30, 1921, Albamora ADuniitn Is is tne onlf \mm t tin fit te Al TfiK tnearra •-rr ALHAMBRA 3§r Ortatlira T atf a« tut BE3 Tha Hall for Moilc sad Fcatorat Wved aaaaokteo- Mini mio. during rfatiea Intervals. Wishing Ouv Patrons a. Merry
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      422 3 Withe* to a 1 who have to do with Moving Pictures Those who make them, who market them, who exhibit them, who Me them A MERRY CHfiIBTMAB fcfrarjd X'mas Programme, First Show's Special Feeters "THE LLIMBLR i With CORINNK I RIFPIT9 Clyde Fitch's Famous Play With 48 costumes to bewilder
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    75 4 There has been tome plain speaking at Washington; not likely to foster the Entente. Apparently the sabmarine question will be discussed by an international meeting with what prospects Serioas anrest in Egypt is reported. Warships hare been despatched to Cairo. The Prince of Wales had a great reception
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    RIGHTS OF THE PUPIL.
    899 4 The necessity of commenting repeatedly on the all-absorbing topics of the day, such as Pacific peace, disarmament, Ireland, India, the promised revival of trade, etc., has prevented us from writing as much as we have wished to do on the question of education, which in both
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    316 4 The P O s.s. Karmala arrived at London at I a.m. on the 22nd instant. The s.s. Nile, which was scheduled to sail from Singapore for Hongkong direct on Jan. 1, will be despatches* on Dec. 31 instead. Information has been received with regard to the Japanese bailing ve«sel Kaisei
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    BANQUE AFFAIRS.
    486 4 tftENCH RECONSTRUC--1 TION POLICY. SATISFACTION EXPRES^D. 1 Paris, December 24.—Interpellations submitted on the subject of the suspension of payment by the Banque Industrielle de Chine, were replied to by M Briand, who announced the immediate introduction of a bill thereanent. M BAnd reminded the Hou&£ of Government's efforts
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    259 4 As the result of a quarrel which ajose between two Sikh constables at m Beach-road Station barracks, on Friday night, Kalpol Singh who was reported to be drunk at the time, seized a spade and struck his compatriot, Nurdan Singh across the head, the blow proving a fatal one. Kalpol
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    PRINCE'S TOUR.
    595 4 GREAT RECEPTION IN CALCUTTA?* HARTAL FAILS. Calcutta, Dec. »24.—Calcutta has handsomely falsified the predictions that she would give the Prince of Wales a cold reception when he arrivon Satufday morning. A hartai was ind#?d kept, the shops being shut, but as everyone goes to tha races this wWd
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    147 4 The Clerical Union shorthand class begia on Tu ;s <fay Jan. J, at wL P m the Club Hou!e No. 80 hays enrolled and those*intending to join are requested to kindly attend. Th. monthly fee will be Si (two lessons a charged tq, members. Christmas at most homes in Sing?
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      276 4 FOOTBALLS I*»x*ft<e Now Stocks Just Unpaoked. v w Shllleock'. Footballs. Aa used in Am mL Twelve English Cap AM \ytk Finals and over Fifty AM i International Matches. JAM M Price complete with B Bladder $16.30 I W. Shillcock's I Qinker Football. H Made %om selected V V i* ide
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      273 4 NEW STOCK IN HAND. Emery Cloth and Sand Paper, Emery and Glass Powder, Jackson's Floor Stain Varnish, French Polish and Gold Size Varnish, Oopal, Oik and Black Japan Varnish, Salter's Family Spring Balanoe, Salter's Oironlar Spring Balanoe, Thermometers— Japanned and self-registering, Brass Blow Lamps (Upright and Vertioal), Magnolia Ami friction
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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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    THE SUBMARINE MENACE.
    1059 5 Some Plain Spsalung' by British" Relegate. But Others still Unmoved. SJ i Reuter. Washington, Dec 23^.— The Italian dtlegation has suggested to the |Ua «il committee the convoking of an international gathering jp a brV>ader scope, after the nresent conference, in order to deal particularly with the
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    FRANCE & BRITAIN.
    139 5 FRANCE BRITAIN. Reuter. Paris, Dec "!JL. —In an interview with a representative of the "Echo de Paris," M Briand expressed himself well satisfied with the results of the London conference, which had materially helped to clear the international sky. The necessary discretion of all parses concerned must not be construed
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    JAPANESE MISSION.
    138 5 Reuter. Los Won, Dec. 24.—Mr Anderson, president goi the China Association, addressing the Japanese mission on British-Japanese interests in the Far East, pointed out that Japan's great natural advantages regarding Chinese trade could not be wrested from her. All the better reason, therefore, that she return Shantung, which
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    RIOTS IN EGYPT.
    503 5 SERIOUS HAPPENINGS IN CAIRO. WARSHIPS TO THE SCENE. Reuter. Cairo, Dec. 23.—Six of Zaghlul's supporters have been arrested. Three refused to obej?*an order to return to their viCttges and three have not yet replied and have been allowed a few hours to make up their minds. Two
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    INDIANS IN E. AFRICA.
    44 5 Reuter. Nairobi, Dec 24.—Acting on the •xdvice of the Indiat Government, the Indians .Jjere have decided to accept temporarily the political representatioryecently offered by the Governor, namely four seats in the Legislative Council and one on the Executive.— (jReuter' 3»
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    PERU vs. CHILE.
    39 5 Reuter. Lima, Dee 24.—Pern has sent another note to Chile, reiterating the request to refer tlsj Tacna Arica dispute to the arbitration of the United States, and accusing Chile of violating the Trtlty of Aacon-— Reuter.
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    N. E. I. LOAN.
    20 5 Reuter. The Hague, Dec 23—The Second Chamber has passed the bill authoriarag the* East Indies loan.—Router.
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    NEW CHINESE PREMIER.
    13 5 Reuter. Peking, Dec 26.—Liang Shihyi has been appointed Presnier.-Ae utter
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    SPORT.
    834 5 RUGBY. ANNUAL TROPHY MATCH. SINGAPORE DEFEAT SELANGOB. BY "REYNARD." Great excitement prevailed among the large crowd of spectators on the padang on Saturday when the Singapore and Seiangor rugby teams took the field, and it was felt that a very close game would be witnessed. The first half fulfilled
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    HELP FOR RUSSIA.
    136 5 American Action. Reuter. Warsaw, Dec. 24.—The Government is sending fifteen thousand tons of wheat flour to the Russian famine suff erers.—Reuter. Washington, Dec. 23. —President Harding has signed the Russian Relief Bill.—Reuter. Christiana, Dec 26.—A warmly worded appeal for help has been issued by Nansen to several
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    U. S. PARDONS.
    48 5 Reuter. Washington, Dec 23.—Mr Harding has pardoned the socialist Eugene Debs. In addition to Debs, the President has ordered the realise of twenty three persons convicted of military crimes, including Gustave Jacobsen, who attempted to organise from Chicago a military enterprise in India during wartime.—Reuter.
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    LORD NORTHCLIFFE.
    143 5 Admires Siamese Aviation. (From Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, Deo 514. —Lord Northcliffe was frankly astoniahed by the progreas of aviation in Biam. The only pniohaaea now are the motors, ali else being manufactured locally His lordship is visitiog Ku»l? Lam pur at tbe rt quest of 8n Laarence
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    LOCAL WEDDING.
    197 5 Trewin—Wood. A quite wedding took place on datmaay afternoon In St. Andrew's Cathedral when Mr Harold Perc> Trewin, Aoting Superintendent, Government Printing QfLc?, yosogst son of the late Mt W Bromal. liewin, and of Mrs W Bromall rewin. late of Stonebou«e, Devon, *aa married to Miss Jesaie May
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    186 5 The following F M S appointments are notified: Major J C G Spooner, M C, and Mr A R Johnson to be Senior District Engineers, F M S R Department, Mr A Palmer Senior District Engineer, F M S R Department, Che' Hamzah bin Abdullah Supernumerary Officer of Class V
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 5 (We do not neceeaarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    VOLUNTEERING.
    332 5 From F K Spencer, L'boc Colonel, Commandant, S 8 V H To Ibe Members 8 8 V F., Singapore. The New Force in which you have enrolled does not actually come into being until Jan 1922. In the m*an. time I should like to make clear for the benefit
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    197 5 November Crop Returns. Mr N Gomes, secretary: Bukit Katil 5,131 lbs. total for 7 months 55,789 lbs. Messrs Evatt and Co, secretaries: Alor Bukit 6,082 lbs. total for 7 months 33,841 lbs. Indragiri 32,419 lbs. total for 2 months 66,475 lbs. Messrs Peterson, Simons Co, Ltd, agents: Trafalgar
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    ON 'CHANGE.
    426 5 Fearon Co.'s Weekly Review. Messrs Fearon and Co, of Kuala L-umpur, reported at the week-end: The rubber commodity market nas steadily declined during the week and as we write the prices are sheet 36% cents, crepe 36% cents, Singapore, sheet 10 %d. crepe 10% d. London, and 20
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    46 5 London, Dec 23.—untitled has returned to Be^in.— Reuter. Mr J R Wood, magistrate, Hongkong, on Dec 14 agreed to David isuy, alias Tsuy Chuen-j-charged with stealing $10,000 from a tirm in Singapore —being to Singapore before eh? arrival of a warrant to take his trial thlre.
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      177 5 AN APOLOGY. Th« Gibson Family Bato wimmytn WMh h> a police to thofe who could no imutanoe to t»i>- •tbnuib on Saturday nig h i I*B, M the fcoOM was 3 >Li q'lite bat an oppurtuui'-y c*a b-i hid to tiefY tbe p -form*- c To-day aid W-.imaHy, as wh
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    SPORT.
    282 6 YACHTING. YESTERDAY'S RACING Yetterday morning iba final race for tba Margaret n Cap cams off in wot weather, seven boats facing tba starter. The Oleb comrte wu ■ted and the Pntah was first boat aroand tbe Man-o-War Bnoy. followed by Ann, with Margaret II next. It was a reach
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    HOCKEY.
    261 6 BBLANGOR BEAT SINGAPORE. Although the Singapore hocke; team waa in no way below form wbti it met the Belangor eleven on tbt Padang on Saturday, it was clean not ap to tbe standard of the for. ward play of Seiangor's team. The home tide's defenoe did all that was
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    GOLF.
    83 6 8 G C COMPETITIONS. The December monthly medal Competition (stroke play) of tht Singapore Golf Club was played for oa Saturdty and Sunday and result ed in a wiu for Mr H Jackson with a net score of 71. Forty.fi ?e oards were taken out. The Sweep oa Baturd»y
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    153 6 The members of the Singapore Swimming Club were present in strong numbers at the Club on Sunday, the occasion being the annual Christmas tiffin. The club premises *«re gaily decorated with flags, and Mr Brandon's string orchestra added to the gaiety of the ensemble. Before timn, a group
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    342 6 To-day, Dec 27. Peaeng *Glan£aloch noon Rhio Emaly nooa Medan 4 Began Tan Die men moon Malacca ĕ Muar •Kelantaa noon Hongkong A Amoy, taking mails for U S A A Canada Vaa Overstraten noon Bangkok Valaya noon Batu Pahat A ing Leong noon Kota Tinggi jMeranti noon
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    53 6 Singkep, from Djambf 26-12. SingkeJ, from Deli 26-12. S S Daendels, from Palembang 26- 12. Dut, from Bangkok 27-12. Agamemnon, from Taku Bar 27-12. R S Baroe, from Lingga 27-12. Ban Whatt H»n, from Malacca 27- 12. Kingyuan, from Penarth 27-12. Egra, from Qfilcutta 27-12. Hebe, from
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    201 6 Prizes were then distributed to the followAng: 10f, Yards Club Championship.—W Perrrice. Long Distance Race.—W Penrice, w/fto, by winning this race, takes the -day-Taylor permanent cup, which he also carried off last year. A Sattin was second, and L X Davidson third, whilst the following unsuccessful competitors received souvenir cups:
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    GLENEALY PLANTATIONS.
    772 6 ESTATE IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION, The report of Glanealy Plantations, Ltd, for the year ended Oct 81 last shows a lose of $40,953.77 which deducted from the amount brought forward from the previous year, viz., $104,724.17 leaves a credit balance of $63,770.40, which your Directors recommend be carried
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    83 6 To-day, Dec 27. High Tides.—B.34 a.m., 10.8 p.m. Children's Pierrot and Pierrette Party, Raffles. Rent Board, 2.15. Zetland Lodge Installation. To-morrow, Dec 28. High Tides.—9.2o a.m., 10.52 p.m. Sitiawan Plantation, Gattie and Bateman's, noon. Polo, Balestier. Tanglin Club at Home, 6.15. Thursday. D*»c 29. High Tides.—lo.l a.m..
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      292 6 The Austin All British Autoplant. Will furnish the electric current for a house using the equivalent of 60—20 watt lamps or say 800-1,200 candle power. It is the latest house lighting plant on the market and combines all the advantages which a long period of experimental work combined with the
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      476 6 i j "TFftit's splendid. I told you j 'Wincarnis' would do you good." Wincarnis affords satisfaction both to those who recommend it and to those who take it. Those who recommend it, tee the e.Tcct—those Iwho take it, feel the benefit. Why Wincarnis gives renewed health j to those v/ho
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    886 7 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. PEKING'S FINANCES. Breathing- Again, But Broken Winded." Peking, Nor. 29.—Financially, Peking it breathing again, but more or less in a broken-winded manner. The appeals cent out by the Government to various parts of tha country for financial assistance for che
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      145 7 William axton first introduced the^printing press into tngland in the year 1471 After acquiring !>ri6 newly invented arc of printing at Bruges, he returned to hngland, of his birth, and set up a printing press near Westminister m Ar,bey, The Game and Playe of C hesse" and fhe "Tale of
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      525 7 IMPROVED TYPE RUBBER HAGGLES. Both machines 10 arrauged tha: both rollers art) always parallel, hence the erode robber on passing through the rollers a few timet, is formed j into a sheet of even thickness with most of the water and other Ensures sheets dryioa; qoiokiy and fr f-otn spots.
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      209 7 I HTSIOflS P«£?EaMTI.E an. '3FALUBLE ''iVvtii Sir'' i^**** <t .'V.im.i Helwf tot ihe HOST i)ffc 'NA J K I ASKS pwt.»~ pHsaaH a Ferre. Blottlere ft Go r I roe Dombasle, Pari*. LJtZsa^safc* Wholesale SINGAPORE: 1 INI Root, RlHstifl i utla DUfistary, lui Dispensary, and Helical fifties. > Single Trial
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      295 7 «8 BURNING WLESf FACE Could Not Sleep. Used To Rub Face. Cuticura Heals. My face broke out in email p*mples and then was a maaa of sera cruptiona. I riot 5ierp at night with the fl itching and burning, end when my face got hot it was much worse. I
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2332 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, December S3. Hillll Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers i«»ue the following list of quotations. RUBBER.—DoIIar Bhares. i leave c n Divided*. Valuea. Buyers. SeUers. 36 per cent for year eud*d 30-9-2t A lor Gajah 9) 16 I 6
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    MOTORING MATTERS
    861 8 LIGHT CAR'S TRIUMr% AT •MOTOR SHOW. o•• British Air Services. The International Motor Show A the W ate City and Olympia organised by the Society cf Motor Manufacturers and Traders, Ltd, was held under the Royal patronage of His Majesty the King. This great Exhibition revealed advancements and
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      327 8 MARTIN'S 9 I Pnnchßem* for *i: IrrafaUrfttrhAlSl ber ti M.rfin p,!iTT« th* boumZ thai tk. STEAMER SAILINCsT IIOTD TfIESTW. 8. N Co. (laeorporated hi Italy.) e7 HOMBWThD. For Colombo, Aden, Maeeans, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste, taking cargo on through Bill of Lading fcr Pinme tye Levant* Ports and
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      532 9 STEAMER SAILINGS o AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AN? PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty'/ Oovesjsneo| IHE COMPANY'S MAIL »BEBVIOES EAST OB BOMBAY are st present suspended. LONDON IfAR-EASTERN SERVItA. Firm LONPOW, Due SINGAPORE. «*> Nagoyf about J\u 10 Khiva about
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      597 9 STEAMER SAILINGS ■c in,, i i 5 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (laeorporated in U. S. A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U S. SHIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA. BAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA Direct. Creole State Passengers and Freight Jan 18 Wolverine State* Paeeengeri and Freight Feb 18 For Bf\N FRANCISCO
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      452 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated in U. 8. A) San Francisco Service Those desirous of seeing the Orient should travel by the scenb rout* HONGKONG, BHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU A SAN FKAItCItCO. From HONGKONG s.e. CHINA 10,800 tone, Jan 16 (First Class fare, Singapore to San Franoisoo,
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      273 9 O.S.K. Tie Osaka Sboseii Kaisla LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO, 2 DB SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE, For PORT BAJD, MAIHETTIiBI. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. tlftß Maru arr Deo 30 dep 31 Argun Maru arr Jan 23 dep 24 •Omit Marseilles.
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      514 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. European Line. (laeorporated in Japan.) LenOon Line Fortnightly Service For MARSEILLES, LONDON 6t ANTWERP via POBTS. > Tokohama Maru DoC of Yoshino Maru Jan MlshlnaMaru 25 LI vßr pool Line Monthly Servioe For MARSEILLES LIVERPOOL via PORTS. 9 Malacca Maru Feb 16 Hamburg tine Monthly Servioe For
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      403 10 KANTED, PKOMOTION INVOLVES TWO THINGS -Knowledge and Preparation. Use your lei« ore hour* in learning short bud and ba-ines methods. Employers ct -rywherr. .vtiue the services of men who are efficiently trained For partiolars of tuition, apply to the Instructor, 177. Havsiock Road. 1-1S 15.1 TO LET.—Godown No. 6, Cecil
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      317 10 BANKS. THE OVERSEA-CHINESE* BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated ia the SB.) HEAD OFFICE: SINGAPORE 83 RUNG STREET, TaL No. 1655. BRANCH: PENANG 28 BBACE STREET. AGENCIES: LPOH AND DELL CAPITAL: Authorised $20,000,000 leaned $10,500,000 Paid-up 5,260,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholder! 6,260,000 General Reserve 200,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan Ean Kheam, Esq., Chairman.
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