Malaya Tribune, 17 January 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND WSJ SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol a. •No. 13 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1922 WYE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 18M.
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      227 1 IT SUM AND COMPANY I I 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I SINGAPORE. 1 PEbm: Kf I DEALERS IN PHOTO- I MATERIALS 1 OF I EVERT DESCRIPTION. I UNDERTAKES I DEVELOPING, PRINTING 1 AND I ENLARGEMENT I ALSO I CAMERA REPAIRS AND g FRAME-MAKING. QUALITY RULES THE $§t] WORLD OVER l^t)
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      17 1 CIGARETTEB mmm 555 Unequalled Quality—Moderate Plico Sole Manufacturers ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd. u aaam m m umpQH.
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    THE WIRE SPREADS.
    779 2 ELECTRIC LIGHT AT ALOR STAR. Inauguration Ceremony. A very interesting ceremony in the history of Kedah was performed at Alor Star, on Thursday evening, when Hie Highness The Regent, C M O, •witched on the electric tight for the first time at the new Power House st
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    POLITICS AND PULPIT.
    336 2 Misaionsries and Public Questions. Dr Charles Watson, writing in the International Ksview oi Missions discusses the reistion of the mission ary to public questions. lie says tnat the greatest missionary teachers have always associated themselves with public questions, like David Livingr*~aa, Alexander Duff, John Mackenzie, and Guido
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    NEW PEKING CABINET.
    242 2 Peking, December 111.—It is reported in well-informed Chinese quarters that the following is the personnel of the new Cabinet:— Premier, Licng Shih-yi; Minister for Foreign Affairs, Tsao Ju-lin; Minister of the Interior, hi Yao-tean; Minister of Communications, Yeh Kung-cho; Minister of Finance, Chang Hu; Minister of Justice,
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    X-RAY PERILS.
    174 2 The danger in using X-rays is emphasized by the report of a committee that was appointed in England after the death of the famous radiologist, Or Ironside Bruce, to investigate the subject and to suggest measures for safeguarding the doctors who use them. From this report it sppesrs
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (W« do not aicTily «ndono Dm opinions by wiii|« donta.)
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    DIETETIC VALUE OF VITAMINES.
    684 2 From P V KUPPUSAMY: Johorr Medical Offics: Perhaps the most striking among recent advance» in th< science of nutrition is the discover) that natural foods contain substansei which, while they do not belong to an] previously recognised category amonj foodstuffs, and in every case present in
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    136 2 A naval officer complains of the gross misuse of public money which is still in force st the Admiralty as regards yachts of absolutely no fighting value He instances the Enchantress. Admiralty yacht, and then goes on to say H M S Alacrity, special service vassal, about 900 tens, is
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      114 2 THE PRICE OF PAINSCIATICA. No one want* pain—still we pay for it heavily fa lost health-lost energy—lost ambition—often absolote financial rnin. Why pay this awful price why suffer the terrible twitching tortures of Sciatica when everlasting relief is so near at hand Perfect health, absolute freedom trom pain may again
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      527 2 THE WISE MOTHER AND BABY'S OWN TABLETS. The ills of children com* swiftly, and too often before a doctor can be celled in or medicine obtained the little one to beyond aid. The wise mother will always safeguard her little one by keeping Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children'! remedy,
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      781 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUCTIONS. Messrs WARING ROE Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Business Premises, Building Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the above sales
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      358 3 sQrsnd Opening of the most Thrilling and Original Serial ~IN THE "SECOND SHOW AT; 9.30 P.M. f*»* wr* The Sib Serial Corp. presents Lieut. Jaok Levering the hero of Cambrat Knighted and Decorated by King Qeorge, with Helen Holmes and a formidable cast in *3r3^k :THE FATAL FORTUNE In 15
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      410 3 ggyjgy^ From Thursday, Jar nary 12, to Tueeiay, Januiry 17 1922 ADumbn Is Aimambri Uxc fjtgmm T THE is ma only wit theatre •s- Alv n AM a rCA -aOrahestn, Cakes, Coffee withe BEST Tha Hall for Mafic and Ftatorai Tea. atr. iaflaa. moMX daring SBSSBIpSMSJSSSBMBJsJ j^Egfe PIOTURBS OP HIGHLY
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      150 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures* BEACH ROAD. From THURSDAY, Jan. 12, to WEDNESDAY, Jan. 17, Sunday, January 15) AN ATTENTION—HOLDING PATHB DRAMA with sn interesting plot THE HAUNTING TERROR In 4 R*fdi>. An excellent picture w »n air of nystery that makes it absorbing from
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      378 3 FIRST SHOW f'H NOB OF PRQQB AT 7 30 P.M. hhARP. 3 WQN BY A FOWL 2 P«i Triangl, Keystone. WORLD BRADY FIOTURES PRESENTS THE WOMAN BENEATH With Ethel Clayton. From the story by Willard Mack In Five Paris, SECOND SHOW AT 9.IS P.M. "FIGHTING FATE" SERIAL Episode 11 and
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    65 4 D1ATH. SfUlM.—On January 15in, 1IS2, at 1 JO a.m. at 2-A, Thomaon Boa i, Singapore, Bote Jeannette, the dearly beloved wife of Samuel Stubbs, age 67. A Utter grief A ihock Mrere To part with oae We lo»e so doar Our loot is great We wont complain Bet
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    GERMAN "CHEAP" GOODS.
    853 4 While there ia a discussion going on at Home as to whether England should take payment of reparations in manufactured articles or not, the goods are already arriving in the Old Country and are being paid for. German goods are also being sold abroad at prices with
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    451 4 The Rev W E Horlcy will be leav. ing for Australia by the sj>. Charon, which ia sailing on Thursday. The P and O s.a. Dilwara has left Hongkong, and is expected to arrire at this port at 4 p.m. on Thursday. At the recant examination of the School of
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    MALAYAN FISHES.
    386 4 Potentialities ef Our Suae. Mr 0 N Maxwell, the Direotor of Bepplles, 8 8 end F M 8, Is Ibe author of s very interesting book on Malayan tabes, just oat ot the press. The work deals with the different kinds of isbes to be foand In Malayan
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    SAIRO ABDULLAH'S CASE.
    163 4 Judgment in Supreme Court. In delivering judgment this morning in the ease in which the Indian, Sairo Abdullah, was charged at the Assizes with returning to the Colony after being lawfully banished Mr Justice Barrett Lennard said that in hia opinion the Order in Council of 1886
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    BIG SAMSU SEIZURE.
    77 4 Bail of $120,000 Per Man. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Jan 17.—The police in the early hours of Jsn 14 at Klang Bridge seized a tongkang containing two hundred cases of aamsu packed m kerosine tins and acetic acid tins. Five arrests were effected. The duty
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    "GOD BLESS THE PRINCE OF WALES."
    60 4 With reference to this aong the words of the first verse of which were published s few dsys sgo, s few copies of the music have been printed, and may be obtained from Messrs Meynsrd and Co., Ltd, Battery-road. A email charge of 25
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    85 4 A London message of Jan 2, states that Princes Mary's wedding has been •rranged to take place 0 n Shrove Tuesday, which fslls on Feb 28 A London message of Jan 2 states: IT dS"* nn deratnnda ttat the Pnnee of Wales's betrothal i 8 eertam m 1922. Viacount F.rquhar
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    191 4 PROSPECTS OF AM AGREEMENT. THE OPEN DOOR. Reuter. Washington, Jan 14.—The DWr Sino-Japanese agreement will be effective when a complete settlement is reached over the Shantung cob, troversy. The Japanese have agreed that the Chinese Government shall have all documents necessary f O administration. —Reuter. London, Jan
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    THE MADRAS RIOT.
    312 4 Soma Further Details. Reuter. London, Jan 16.—The Prince of Wales' arrival at Madras froa Rangoon was marked by rather ugly desultory rioting on ths part ef Budmashes. It seems that the trouble originated in the Mohammedan quarter, adjoining Government House. Tbe nob rushed a monumental structure neu
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    IN MEMORY OF MOLIERE.
    68 4 Reuter. Paris, Jan 15.—The tercentenary fetes, in honour of Moliere, open«i with an imprestive ceremony at tb» Sorbonne, M Millerand presiding. The great hall was thronged with literary and dramatic personages, ana 1 distinguished foreign delegates wew Present from every part of the world, including China.
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    JO'BURG MINES.
    27 4 Reuter. Johannesburg, Jan 15.—Despite the efforts of extremists, the Underground Officials' Union have decided unanimously in favour of maintaining ths essential services at the mines--Reuter.
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    NORTHCLIFFE AT DELHI.
    17 4 Reuter. Delhi, Jan 15.—Lord Nortaelii» hue arrived, and ia the gue*t of the Viceroy.—Renter.
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    21 4 H E the Governor and Ledy Guilte mard left Penang on Sunday night tte mail train for Kuala Lumpur aad Siiglnwt.
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      128 4 Pyramid Handkerchiefs White Centrei with ueorted Coloured Borden of tbtIoui neat deeigni. Guaranteed foil dyee. Made in fall Men'i liae frona beaotiful Soft Texture Material theae Handkerohlefa at onee suggest themselves aa an Ideal Gift. Special Reduction in Price for the CHINESE NEW YEAR $5.75 per doaen. ROBINSON AND CO.,
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      307 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., M, PHILLIP mm, SINGAPOBK. New Stocks in hand of Bright Handled Claw Hammer*, Engioeer'a Ball Pane Himmen, Double faoed 81edge Hammers, Boiler Sealing Hammer*, Beat Cleat Steel Tenon Saw*, Oaat Steel Doable edge Pruning 8a wi, Oaet Steel Single edge Pruning Saw*, Earope made Tin Bunker
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    NEW FRENCH CABINET.
    329 5 Cannes Results to Remain in Operation. H. Paißcare's Statement. Reuter. Psris, Jan 15.—The new French Csbinet comprises M Poineare» Premier and Minister for Foreign Affair? M Barthou, Minister of Justice General Manoury, Miniate* of the Interior M Laateyrie, Financial Minister M Ma jr. not, Minister for War
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    BRITISH MEDICAL ASSN.
    217 5 Msisys Branch. The annual meeting of the Malaya Branch of the British Medical Association will be held in Singapore on Friday, Jan 27, and upon the following day. The meeting will commence at 10 a.m. in King Edward VII Medical School. A presidential address will be given
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    208 5 The following passengers arrived here on Monday by the X P M steamer Melchoir Treub:—Messrs H Brusv thaler. A Kruseman, The Kok An, Tan Kian Tjoe, Ong Thin Gan, Ang Thiauw Khang, Ang Thiang An, J L Freeman, J E Ydo, W Kelly, Man Townsend Lanning, Miss E
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION, 1923.
    93 5 u have received a copy of the S 1 «nd prise-list of the AgriH°rt,cui turm i Show to he held in eonjwtion with the Malay-Borneo Exaction during the Prince of Wales' Th efe are nine classes for rubr e «bibits for which will only be Reived in
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    MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.
    174 5 Submarines Due Here. The Resident Naval Officer sends us the following notification of movements of British warships H M S Laburnum will arrive it Singspore on Jsn 22 snd depart on Jan 26 for Batavia en route to New Zealand. H M S Hawkins, flying the flag
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    146 5 C*o* Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, Jan 16. Mr E D Butler of the Dunlop Rubber Plantations, Ltd., is expecteu in Malacca from Home some time this week. Messrs. Yeo Soo Leong, Loh Kirn Swi and J S Ayathury, directors of the Stationery and News Supply and Co. Ltd.
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    JAVA SUGAR.
    38 5 (Anets Service to the "Tribune"). Weltevreden, Jsn 16.—The sugar Trust has sold anothsr 11,500 tons of Superior, new crop, under the same conditions as before. The total sales are sow 3,295,367 pikuls. The market is firm.
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    TYPHOID OUTBREAK.
    43 5 (Anetn service to the "Tribune"). Weltevreden, Jan 16.—Ten esses of typhoid hsve occurred in a Batavia hotel owing to ecandalons neglecting of the drinking water and food. Ths hotel is now absolutely isolated by the police. One person hue already died.
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    JAVA PAWNSHOP STRIKE.
    36 5 (Aneta Service to the "Tribune"). Wertevrcden, Jan 16.—A big meeting ef the native Pawnshop Union Board has proposed to finish .the strike, but the strikers are unwilling. Already many have been automata. eJlwuWieeeti:
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    6344 5 STRONG CRITICISMS OF MANAGEMENT. F >recast and Reality. The ordinary general meeting of the Straits Trading Co. waa held in the company's office yesterday morning. Mr W W Cook presided, supported by Messrs C McArthur, V Gibbons, P L To ml in (directors) and a large number
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    COLONIAL AND SPORTS CLUB.
    211 5 Manchester Institution A V* meeting tela in tbe Memorial Hall, Manchester on Sept 29 it was unanimously decided to form a club which should cater especially for those people who hav e lived overseas. It was decided that Overseas members should pay a reduced subscription which
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    8 5 Mr Alma Baker has returned to Batu Gajah.
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    SPORT.
    295 5 FOOTBALL. HOME CUP-TIE REPLAYS. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Jan 17.—Tbe Lahore correspondent of the "Malay Mail" wires the following results, received by the Civil and Military Gazette," dated London, Jan 11.—The replays of the first round Association Cup resulted as follows Notts Forest 3, Bristol City 1.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    132 5 SRC TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubias. Wheatley and Coelho owe 50 beat Scott and Scott owe 30.3 w.o. Norris and Balhatchert owe 40 beat Rappa and Gomes owe 4 w.o. Mixed Doubles. De Crux and Mclntyre beat Leijasius and de Souza 7—B, 9—7, 6—3. MALACCA RESULTS. As anticipated, the
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    RUGBY.
    32 5 MALACCA BEAT N. S. Malacca's rugby team gained a victory at N S over the home side by the narrow margin of 3 points to nil (a try obtained by Adams).
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    HOCKEY.
    48 5 TO-DAY'S GAME. The S R C and the Staffords will meet on the S R C ground to-day in a hockey match, when the S R C will be represented by: Gray, Pennefather, Richards, Webb, Wheatley, de Souza, La Brooy, E de Souza, Stack, Aerja and Norris.
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    BOXING.
    33 5 DEMPSEY AND CARPENTIER. Reuter. «4* t iUi». Lob Angeles, Jan 15.—Dempsey's manager says that Dempsey is willing to meet Carpentier in London, if the promoter of the match provides suitable financial guarantees.—Reuter.
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    EXCHANGE.
    95 5 Singapore, January 17. On LondonBank 4 months' eight 2a 4 l-16d Demand 2a I 13-lod Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 9-324 On Indis Bank Tel. Transfer Uta On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 14)4 px. pm. On Shanghai Bank demand draft 64)4 On JavaBank Tel. Transfer IM% On Japan—
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    63 5 C. ef C Rubber Aaaociatiea. Singapore, January 17. Bibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers Spot 36Vs 37 February 37 374 Feb to March 38 38 4 April to June 41 414 Tone of Market.—Quiet Fred Weterhoase Ce.. Ltd. Singapore, January 17. To-day's closing rubber quotationa are as
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    99 5 Singapore, January 17. Silver 35 H. Hongkong 14)» per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $51. Share Market—Quiet Rubbers.—Practically no enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1.05 to $1.10, Norths $1.10 to $1.15, Souths 49 to 51 cents, Papans 22 to 26 cents Rawangs 57 4 to 624 cents,
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    MENGLEMBU LODE SYNDICATE.
    62 5 Our Penang correspondent wires that at the Menglembu Lode Syndicate meeting, Mr Brown, presiding, said the profit was $5,877 during the year's working, after providing funds for depreciation, development, etc. The mill was stopped in 1920, and is unlikely to open until tin touehee $100 per picul
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      46 5 TYPEWRITERS THE EMPIRE No. 1 No. 2 O IVEH No. 9 No. 10 MODBLB. Stocked in »11 SIMS USED BY Nearly all the Uovernment Departments in the Straits and F.M.S. Write (or foil particulars to The Borneo Company, Ltd. (incorporate in England.) Singapore, Ipoh 9k Penang.
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    PATERSON, SIMONS AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    260 6 Singapore, Jan. 11. During the interval the London market weakened slightly, but the local market remained comparatively steady. At this week's auction Standard Sheet opened at 37 cents offered, improving later to 37 cents, but towards the close of the sale there was a
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    EX-GERMAN RAIDER "WOLFF."
    70 6 The ex-German raider "Wolff," which played a great part during the war, in the sinking and capturing of several British and Allied nations' shipping, is shortly to call at Colombo under the French flag. She was recently handed over to the new M M Company and has
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    HONGKONG FREIGHTS.
    268 6 Messrs Snowman and Co, of Hongkong, reported on Dec. 31: We last reported on the 17th ultimo, and, during the period now under review, there has been very little business to report. The Time Charter market remains dull. Two Norwegians —2,500 and .3,000 tons—were fixed for twelve months
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    113 6 At the Palacegay cinema the first *how includes a fine comedy in "Dames ctnd Dentist," in two big reels. "Tides of Fate," a five-part film with Alexandra Carlisle in the chief role, is the main item of the second-show programme. Tom Moore will be seen at the Liberty
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    20 6 Donations to the Funds. Previously acknowledged $150. Messrs. Guthrie Co. Ltd 50 $200 A H Carlos, Secretary.
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      187 6 WANTED.—A young man require! position *s olerk in Singapore or et mtstaticn. Fair knowledge of typewriting and holding good references. Please apply to K. V. 8. e/o Malaya Tribune. 17 1-M 28 1 NOTICE Notioe is hereby given that tbe boBineas of Chop Buan Teok Heng of Noe. 20 k
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      360 6 MAILS CLOSE I To-day, Jan. 17. '> Hongkong:, Araoy Swatow 1 f Ascot 2 p.m. Hongkong Kumsang 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 8 p.m, > P Sambu Singkawang Donggala 4 p.m, Malaoca Muar "Kelantan 4 p.m. To-morrow, Jan. 18. P Sambu, Moeara-Saba Djambi Singkep 9 a.m. Hongkong, Shanghai Japan
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    LETTER-BOX.
    9 7 (W* 4« Mi niiiMirily ■<>■» •pinions w|rw«id by wnafn
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    SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION.
    463 7 From F C PECK: I am rather surprised to find you apparently willing to muzzia those who do not happen to agree with you for that is a reasonable inference from your leading article of Friday laet in which you iay you think 1 was very unwise in
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    MALACCA WEDDING.
    168 7 j/ De Souza— Kolk. A pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Peter's Church, Bunga Raya, on Saturday morning, the contracting parties being Mr Francis de Souza, of the Post Office, Malacca, and Miss Feliciana Koek, of Malacca. The br»de was given away by Mr Thomas De Souza. Mr
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    BINTAN ESTATES, LTD.
    145 7 The annual report for tha year ended Sept. 30, to be presented at the fourth annual general meeting at noon on Saturday, Jan. 21 at Barker and Co., Chartered Beak Chambers, is ai follows: There still remain 65 debentures of Bintan Plantations, Ltd., to be surrendered for
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    SPORT.
    775 7 FOOTBALL. HOME LEAGUE POSITION!. Tha following* were tha positions of the teams in the various Leagues at the end of laat year: English League Dir. L P W. L D Pts. Liverpool 23 11 2 10 32 Burnley 23 15 6 2 32 Aston Villa 24 13 9 2
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    CRICKET.
    205 7 Tl(CAT*.SRe. The full seoMS in the above match, played on the S R C ground on Saturday were: SRC. T Leijaaius e Oorloff b Stack, 48 L Bligh c and b Stack 5 J Galiatan b Stack 8 W Carnegy c Oorloff b Stack 0 G Oehlera b Stack
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      137 7 w //A William C axton first introduced the printing press into England in the year 1471. After acquiring th 6 newly invented art of printing at Bruges, he returned tc England, the land of his birth, nnd set up a printing press near Westminister Abbey, u The Game and Playe
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      106 7 WHEN AND WHERE, To-diy, Jan. 17. High Tides.—0.64 a.m., 0J7 >.m. Bant Board, 2.11. Rugby, SCC practice. To-morrow, Jan. 18. High Tides.—1.38 a.m., 1J4 fJa. Polo, Baleatiar. Tanflin Club at Home, 6.16. Tharaday, Jaa. It. High Tides.—2.14 a.m., 2.18 pjL Eastern Gate Lodge, 8.80, Photograph 4.30. Rugby, SCC practice. Friday,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2164 8 UTIST PRICES QUOTED W THE MAfAsT. v j. Singapore, January 17. Mews. LyaU tad Evntt, Exelutnge aad Shan skttei ivm tht foftsjwtof list «f quotation*. RUBBER.—DoDar Shares. Issue DMieadM. Value*. Buyert. feUen. 1 AUenby 0 16 J 25 per cant for year ended 80-S-2U 1 Alor Gajah
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    ETHICS OF SUICIDE.
    772 8 SIR OLIVER LODGE'S REMARKABLE ARTICLE. Sir Oliver Lodge h&i a re'.n irkable article on The Bthiei of Saioide In the cor rent nnmber of the Fortnightly Review." He e»yi that the uaual excuse for sale He it fl' o' madness, bat tacb me Jness may be the
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    JAPANESE PORCELAIN EXPORT.
    288 8 Since the economic dcpresiioe ir, I America the cndercutting competition ;of European porcelain has seriously afTected the sale of tha Japanese goods. The low price of German porcelain in particular ia the cauee of conaiueraiis anxiety in Japanese circles, where to* cost of production continues high, and
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    73 YEARS A FREEMASON.
    182 8 I London, Doc 16.—At th* j**: meeting of the Grand Lodge of Fret- niaaona of England the Duke nt Connaught waa nominated at Graci Master for the ensuing y Mr Lord Ampthill, the Pro Grand Master, j announced that the Duke of Connaught had appointed Mr
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      157 8 BUSINESS OPPORTOIiriES May be discovered every day in the Advertis- j ing columns of the j Malaya Tribune's CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I Wanted,'' For Sale," I "Trade I Notices," Ere, Etc, will I bri n& quick results I If you have something to j I seU or a house to let,
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      178 8 J HORUCKS 1 I MALTED I 1 M >LK I TWt m hn«r Fooj-Drak I lor building ap die iyrtem L wtikened througn eat rem as of I Cliaite than HORLIC1CS J MALTED MILK. Tb. B j eoaftituenU of HOR LICK'S Ml 5 ara Milted Badey. Wheat and O Give
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      580 9 STEAMER SAILINGS MX-British India AND APCAR line. (Companies Incorporated in Englann.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Uader Contract with His Majesty's Government. fHB COMPANY'S MAIL SBBVIOBS BAST OF BOMBAY eie at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Duo SINOAPOBE. Kashgar about Jan 23 Devauna about
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      582 9 STEAMER SAILINGS LINE OF STEAMERS MONTHLY SAILINGS to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sourabaya Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, 18. BMITA due here February 5th Sailing February 9th. For further Particulars, apply to Pater son Simons Co, Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) M— AGENTS. THE ADMIRAL LINE.
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      453 9 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINA MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated in V. S. A.) San Francisco Service Those deiironi of seeing the Orient should travel by the seenh rent HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, TOKOEAMA. MONOLHLU h KAN jTLANCMOO, Prom HONGKONG 1ft NANKING 15.C00 torn, Feb SO (First Class fare, Singapore 8an Franoisoo, G
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      309 9 O.S.K. He Osaka Siosei Kaiska LDflTMD. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO, 1 DE SOUZA STRUT, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. 9m PORT SAID, MARSBILLB* LONDON, HAMBURG ROTTERDAM AND ANTWERP. Argun Maru arr Jan 23 dep 24 Andes Mara arr Feb 23 dep 24 Amnr Mara
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      526 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. European Line. (Incorporated in Japan.) *-«wdow Llnm Fortnightiy Service For MARSEILLES, LONDON A ANTWEBP via PQBT8Yoshmo Mara j an 22 Miehina Mara 39 8»do Maru g Liverpool Lino Monthly Service for MAB8EILLR8 A LrYEBPOOL ria POBTS. Malacca Maru j* e b 16 Hamburg lino Monthly Service lor
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      448 10 16 IfL urn Ji fi lliji. TO LET.—Godown No. 6, OooB Street, Apply Guthrie A Co., Lid. 511 O.O. TO LIT.—Ground Floor Offlooi No. B-2, Malacca Street Apply to J A. Ellas 5-1, Malacca Street. 811 ue TO LET. —No. 138, Cecil Street, Three ttoryi newly-built, suitable for godown or
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      551 10 HgnflBi MAMAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL Amaadha Bhavaa Lodge ISO. Penang Street PENANG. OPEN NOW. The Plainfield Sohool at 7, Gentle Read off Newton receives Chinese Pupils. There ii no age limit bat boyi above 15 are planed in the afternoon class. For farther terms and particulars apply to the Principal
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      407 10 INSURANCE, THE OVERSEAS ASSURANG1 CORPORATION, LTD, (Incorporated in tbe AS.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS! Lim Nee Soon, Bee, By, CheJtOne Been Tat, Esq. Lim Chwee China, Eaq. Cana Peh Slang, Eaq, Lee Pane; Bene;, Esq. Too Baa Eons;, Baa. Oaf Hin Hone;, Baq, Tan See Baq, S Q Wong, Baq. Saab
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      447 10 —«"L J WBM MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LTD. (Registered J» lMMTt>*««| the Cnasp Isw/stfTeej, ro 189ft, o« find Be^lgjt), Authorised Capital M fl,QQM»t BjBBBlBBBl Capitol M BLBBajBI Paid-up Capital ii,Pipage BeaetT* Feed aad Bast Head Oflee: If. GBACBCHUBCH STEBBT, LoaSoa, ft, 6, 8, B#AB*' Of BIBBCTOBa. B, J, Black, Ene*
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      529 10 0ZE HAI TONG BANKING ft INSURANCE CO, LTD, (Incorporated m the 83-) MEAD OFFIGB: M, KLW 6 I ITREBT, SINGAPORE. I Estardmbed lf07, fOkTlas M Z ItBffJtJ COURT OF DLRECT0R3. I Seeh Bug Um, Reg.—Chalrmau. j Lee Fee Nam, I*q,—Deputy j Caadranaa, j Chen Teek Hee, Esq, Onf Chew Kent,
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      524 10 THE HO HONG BANK, LTD, BEAD OFFICB: »4. MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang a* Bmoa Street. Malacca 181 Jonier Street Muar 77-79 Jaieji SnW«. Beta Pahet 108 Jalaa Rahamet Palembang 16, Bjg AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Fraaeisce, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semaraag, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Poatoenak ana Traag. CAPITAL. Authorised X2t,080,000
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      529 10 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, (Incorporatd in England IT EOT At, CBABTBB, Paid ap Capital in 000,000 Snares of at each 18,000,00« Bas lire Fund 68,800,008 Reeerve Liability of ProPfietori 68,000,008 BANKBBB, Beak of BSSiBwIi London Joint City aad Midland Bank, Ltd, London County Westminster aad Parr's Bank,
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      495 10 Qualitu and Quantity •re the two leading features In onr business. What we sell, either to shippers planten or minert, can be relied npon; henoe it ii in the long ran to deal with hi. In quantity alto we are not lacking, Our stocks at present, as they always have
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