Malaya Tribune, 8 February 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVLMNG DAILY Vol. IX No. 31 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1922.
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      199 1 photo Amateurs Call or Phone: 550 SUN COMPANY 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, For All Yonr Requirements. I wmm^iL^ roLAW SALE PRICES. FLASKS.—NickeI plated sheuldere YOUR PICNIC DRINKS-- M#rocco lor n' Price 1 pint 97.95 Hot or cold at a moment's Pric* l quart $11.50 notice. The Icy Hot products CARAFES-Coloured
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      102 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect 1c Lighting ft Power Installations, i i t Full range of Eleetrioal anppliee in stock V I.R. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "Dictograph" Telephones. i MADSTRONG' Plants, meideai Lighting Set
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      200 1 CIGARETTES NUMBER gg U VIRGIN! I Th* Hill-mark of Perfection, I Sole Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO Co., Ltd., LONDON. Daniel Crawford's »Red Star FINEST OLD SCOTCH WHISKY. $28.00 per dozen Duty $i4.4Q Extra. SOLE AGENTS: jj John Little Co., Ltd. |j (Incorporated in England.) Singapore <S* Kuala Lumpur. Peerless in Purity
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    A SNAP OF COLD
    610 2 FROST FREAKS AND FATALITIES. After a long spell of remarkably bright and warm weather which carried, well throughout the festive •eaton, winter set in in Hankow on Friday of last week with a downpour of rain which almost imperceptable turned itself into ice as it came
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    ANTIS AND PROS.
    230 2 The Other 0M» f> taa fsaffaji. Are thoM who applauded the seattmente expressed by learned doctor in the Legislative Council in regard to the compulsory examination of women prepared to support a similar proposal in regard to men frequenting the places referred to? Are not these distinctions
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    CLERICAL HUMOUR.
    242 2 The current issue of the St Andrew's Cathedral paper has the following The new Prayer Books with the red covers, of which we purchased 100, for use by those who come without books, are found to be faulty. The leaves at the place of psalms were mixed up
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    SINGAPORE NURSING ASSN.
    95 2 The report for tbe yesr 1921 of tie Singapore Nor sin < Association shows that twelve cases were attend, by Miss W«lion occupying 282 days. The appeal for sebscr iptions met with little sapport from the public bat tbe Government and Mantel, ptlity gave geceroas help. New
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    THE INFINITELY SMALL.
    106 2 What is an electron? Prefeesor J A Fleming has been letting the audiences at hie young folk'a lecturee at the Royal Institution into what ia, for moat of them, a mystery. "Electrons are aa much smaller than an atom," said Professor Fleming, "aa a particle of dust
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      386 2 1 t} B size of this I W Ĕ \jL Decca ia only 11 inches jn mĔU*4r Jfc, mDjmm square and weigha only 12 :fi THE PBKDSCU GEAM2PBONE. tone than the largest Cabinet, ffl I 13 r iar an d natural in reproduction, jl f\. -r- Is m case, and
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      84 2 Cuticura Girls Arc Sweet and Dainty Nothing so insure* a healthy, clear com. p.exion. soft, white hands, and glossy, luxuriant hair as Cuticura Soap, assist Dy Lutxura Ointment when necessary Cuticun Talcum is delicate, delightful. Cistinguĕ. It imparts to the person a cnarm incomparable and peculiar to itself ■2E&2S!*: 3d
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      433 2 CONSTIPATION IS DANGEROUS because it poisons the system, causing lick headaches, biliousness, torpid liver, bad complexion, disordered digestion. dispel constipation, regulate the liver, restore regularity, cheerfulness and health. Pinkettes are obtainable at all chemists, or post free, 00 cento the phial from Dr Williams' Medicine Co., S-B Malacca Street, Singapore.
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      380 2 To Make Room for New Stock tm order to fire effect to tke above we are disposing of following fross ear stock at moderate yncea. It is an opportunity that should not be lest Boorgea areas are gauges, bran Glebe voire*, acta of gaa metal water gaagea, brass flanged angle
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      628 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AU TloNs^ Messrs WAR;IVG RQ£ Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain dsys for Sales Freehold and Lea*' hole* rroperties, Business Premises, Build' Land, etc., at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, M-l, COLLYEhqtj A y (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the
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      291 3 IN THB SECOND SHOW AT 930 p.M Vitwrspb presents E \RLE WILLIAMS an? GRACE DARMOND in c powerful d araa The MAN WHO WOULDN'T TELL In 5 Parti An American Spy dram* in which British officer lufferi charge of Cowardic rather th*u give away aecret intelligence. Together with two new
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      638 3 From Sunday, February to Thartdiy, February 9, 1122. Anialmhrai TZLZVi AT THB UM»«H in* best a hJ /m am nnaar mq«w«»i«» ALn/\tVlDi\il Orchestra tafcea, Coffee ■i tht BEST Tbe for Muil *»d Feature! lea ele. BtttMßM- BEACH ROAD WVCd iattoß diirlog Intervale. AN ARTHUR F. PECK.—PATHE STJPBB FEATURE THB PATHE
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      324 3 The Management of the Gaiety recret tbat so runny of their regular pntrcni were unable to obtain leata on Friday, Saturday, Bnni* y and Monday Night,. The unexpected tn> ho e iasm with which the publio haa welcomed THE LAW WITrfIN Il reeponiible for tbii 1 To enable all who
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    TO=DAY'S SUMMARY.
    91 4 There are serious doings in India. Gandhi has aent an offer to tha Viceroy. The election of the new Pope haa concluded. Aa annoancement of th# Papal policy includes a desire for world peace. Ulster remains firm in its attitude on the Irish boundaries question. Germany's strike trouble
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    WASHINGTON CONFERENCE CLOSES.
    880 4 The Washington Conference has ended in a better spirit and with more achievements to its credit than many people expected. It has not abolished arma-ments—no-one in his senses expected it to do so—nor has it restricted them to the extent which idealists hoped for, but a useful,
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    288 4 The engagement is announced of Lieut.-Comdr. Hilton Young and Lady Scott, widow of the Antarctic explorer. Mr Justice Whitley will be leaving Malacca In a day or two and Mr Justice Branch will arrive to finish the Malacca Assizes. The marriage of Peggy, daughter of Major and Mrs Nutter, to
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    THE EARTHQUAKE.
    428 4 MOST SEVERE YET FELT HERE? The earth tremor which was felt shortly after noon yesterday (at 12.18 by our reckoning) was a somewhat severe one, bigger than that the previous Tuesday, and persons in all parta of the island were at first at a loss to account for
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    RUBBER BLUFF.
    72 4 How Producers Were Trapped. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 7.—The correspondent of the "Malay Mail" at Colombo wires that the "Ceylon Observer" has a cable which states that a special correspondent of the "Financial Times" declares the failure of the restriction scheme was deliberately engineered by
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    218 4 We acknowledge receipt from Messrs Huttenbach, Lazarus and Sons, Ltd, of an excellent wall calendar giving a large-size photograph of H R H the Prince of Wales taken on board H M S Renown on his departure for his world tour. The marriage of the Rer A D Harcus, M
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    SPORTS NOTES.
    854 4 By "Reynard." The Pothooks "tm ur Dieea»v as the new battalion ar* described, owing to their fin!! and their war record, have given us an exhibits ball prowess. Tr.. ,";<*> games with the S ™> deparated with ou "JJ Doth weregrnn S tr^,. c! on the S.C.C. ground,
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      308 4 I NEW SHIPMENT JUST HBBIVED 1 I Zinc Boiler Slabs! Zinc Boiler Slabs!l i Zinc Boiler Slabs!!! j 1 Enquiries invited, apply ts, OUAN KIAT <Se Co., Ltd., j 86, PHILLIP STREET. Thones Nos. 3118 awl 3114 !I kl till lil.U 1111 I I IJ 1.1 II I ILbl I
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    GANDHI'S ARROGANCE.
    244 5 Sends his Terms to the Viceroy. Riotino by lon-Co^perators. Reuter. Bombay. Feb 6.-Mr Gandhi has grittrJ to c viceroy offering to i civil disobedience until the utuatkm is reviewed, if, within days, the Viceroy revises cy, liberates ail political B-iaoners *nd restores freedom of L ation and of
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    PEKING SYNDICATE.
    270 5 How It Stands Financially. London, Feb 6.—At the annual ag at the Peking Syndicate, tley Fitzgerald, presiding, a- r ring the adoption of the rep rt. aaid the Company had been ■■sting 'hrough a most anxious period. Referring to the Company's poelHni as regards the Banque Industrielle de
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    NAVAL ECONOMY.
    101 5 Reuter. London, Feb 6.—The dockyard economies, popularly ascribed to the "staington decisions, include the closIB 8" down of the Devonport artificer Owning establishment in July, and *!so the signal school, and the aboli- of the local defence flotillas at Portsmouth before April. Notices have been posted up at
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    NETHERLANDS INDIES.
    51 5 Reuter. Jh Hague, Feb 6.—It was an- by the Foreign Minister, Van that on the occasion of "Mne; debate on foreign estie8 M the Second Chamber, he 11 make a statement on Holland's *»th regard to the Four r 1 -Nation, as far aa the East le arc
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    NEW ITALIAN CABINET.
    32 5 F e b 6.—Denicola, president' ir*ed mber ha 9 been definitel y *>iU*trv v he formation o > a, expected to be ltoZ*7 commanding the even of tne B «ialista^-
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    GERMAN STRIKES.
    125 5 A Bad Outlook. Reuter. Berlin, Feb 6.—Although the arrangements for the gas, water and power services were working yesterday, most of Berlin is still unprovided therewith, and the streets last night were dark and the telephone service crippled. Long queues of women were at the street pumps fetching
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    IRISH HITCH.
    53 5 Tbe Ulster Standpoint. Reuter. London, Feb 6.—The North Ireland Cabinet met in London this morning, after which their Premier, Sir James Craig, wrote to Mr Lloyd George declaring that the Northern Government cannot consent to any alteration of the boundary fixed by the act of 1920, except by
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    VISCOUNT LASCELLES' BESTMAN.
    28 5 Reuter. London, Feb 6.—At the wedding of Princess Mary to Viscount Lascelles, the bestman will be Major Sir Victor Mackenzie, of the Scots Guards. —Reuter.
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    THE MURDER MYSTERY.
    27 5 Reuter. Los Angeles, Feb 6.—The police have detained two men, a cinema actor and a camera man, in connection with the murder of Taylor.—Reuter.
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    220 5 A Chinese boy was knocked down by motorcar 774 in Upper Cross-street yesterday afternoon. The Boyanese driver has been arrested and charged. An Arab named Sultanbawa, who has a jewellery stall at the Adelphi Hotel, has reported to the police the theft of jewellery from his stall, yesterday, to the
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    CONFERENCE ENDS.
    351 5 IMPRESSIVE SCENES AT CLOSURE. CHINA THANKS BRITAIN. Reuter. Washington, Feb 6.—The final session of the Washington Conference attracted larger crowds than ever before. Numbers of persons were seated in the aislea and standing round the walls. Mrs Harding, Mrs Coolidge, and the wives of other officials were in
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    THE TORILLA MYSTERY.
    96 5 The whereabouts of the escaped Chinese prisoner on board the s.a. Torilla are 6till unknown. It is still held that the man is concealed in some part of the ship, and a close watch is being kept. The Chinese actress who accompanied him in his flight to
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    THE NEW POPE.
    336 5 CARDINAL RATTI ELECTED POLICY ANNOUNCED. Reuter. Paris, Feb 6.—Cardinal Ratti has been elected Pope and has taken the name of Pius the Eleventh. The white smoke signal rose from the Vatican chimney at 11.33 a.m. Cardinal Ratti was librarian of the Vatican and Archbishop of Milan. He
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    FAREWELL TO THE STAFFORDS.
    134 5 The 1st Bn. South Staffordshire Regt. had a hearty send-off yesterday. By noon everything was practically ready, and there was a fairly large gathering of friends of the battalion, including prominent residents of Singapore. Several pretty bouquets were preseated to Mrs lloagai* wile of the C
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    BRITISH MALAYAN TRADE.
    200 5 The Returns for January. The Af. Registrar of Imports and Exports kindly forwards us the following returns Dollars equal to Starling. The total value of Foreign Imports of Merchandise into British Malaya for the month of January, 1022 $37,436,596 £4,367,486 The total value of Foreign Imports of
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    S. AFRICAN EVENTS.
    145 5 STRIKERS FORMING COMMANDOES. FIGHTING POSSIBLE. Reuter. Pretoria, Feb fl.—A deputation of tho Industrial Federation met General Smuts and Mr Malan, Minister of Mines, and discussed for several hours the proposals of General Smuts, after which the discussion was adjourned until Feb 6. Subsequently General Smuts submitted their
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD.
    498 5 Rents of Crescent Flats Increased. The long adjourned application for the increasing of the rents of the Crescent Flats, came up at the usual weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board. Mr C F Green presided, and other members present were E A Elias, E Tessensohn, Koh
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    117 5 The Chinese Chamber of Commerce In Hankow haa been advised by the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce to the effect that for the celebration of the visit of the Prince of Wales to the Straits Settlements, Singapore and the Malay States sre going to hold an exhibition of foreign and native
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    SPORT.
    117 5 HOCKEY. 8 C C r. S R C and A P C The following will represent the SRC and A P C vs. S C C at hockey this afternoon on the SRC ground: —G G Gray; M D Rutley and L M Pennefather; C A Ba tern an,
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    FOOTBALL.
    121 5 TRANSFER FEE OF £5,000. London, Jan 19.—" Sporting Life," commenting on the Chelsea Football Directors' placing a transfer fee of £5,000 on the well-known player J C Cock, points out that the team is among the last four on the list. The paper considers that commercialism in aport has
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    THE TURF.
    43 5 DEATH OF "ALWAYS." London, Jan 20.—" Always," the Grand National favourite, broke his shoulder when racing at Newbury and was subsequently destroyed. He had jumped in his usual faultless manner, but slipped on landing over the fence six furlongs from home.
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    BILLIARDS.
    48 5 AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. London, Jan 22.—Mr Sydney Fry, the amateur billiards champion, has defeated the northern player, Forster, by nearly 560 in the first round of the championship. He now meets Major Fleming, the well known Indian ex-amateur champion. [Other sports news will be found on page 6.]
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    U.S. NAVY.
    82 5 Amsterdam, Feb 6.—The Minister] of the Navy has issued a statement i maintaining that the introduction of a I naval bill is not premature, in view of j the Washington Conference discus- j ■ions, and declaring that the Govern-' ment agrees regarding the necessity for the improvement of
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    MUHAMMEDAN ADVISORY BOARD.
    105 5 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to nominate the following to be members of the Muhammedan Advisory Board for the Settlement of Singapore: Mr R J Farrer (Chairman), Mr Moona Kader Sultan, J P, Iman Haji Mohamed Yusuf, J P, Messrs ABA Raheem, J P, Syed
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    120 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Feb. 8. Silver 34%. Hongkong 9*4 per cent premium. Shanghai Nil. Three Months Gold $52%. Share Market. Quiet. Rubbers.—No enquiry. Tins.—Taipings $1 to $1.05, Norths $1.07% to $1.12%, Souths 50 to 55 cents, Pspans 17% to 22% cents, .Vawng Pets 80 to 85 cents, Rawangs 57%
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    JAVA SUGAR MARKET.
    65 5 (Aneta Serriee to th* "Tribune"). Welterreden, Feb. B.—The total Trust sales of the new crop are now 10,042,752 pikuls, comprising superior 6,095,990, channel 1,404,026, muscovados 2,141,100, superior syrup sugar 256,110, molasses 135,526, and bag sugar 10,000. Buyers are as follow: European firms total 2,205,240 pikuls, Japanese 4,629,718,
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    78 5 It is reported that on January 9, ln tn» llultim ot 3ri »4«n»ntl. Hlunr. <l!»ji Ion»r bin <7«»5 plncll.i!> tne ilrreit ot vno n»<l run «mull In» r.»»e n»6 »rm»6 nimHrll vitn lon« p»r»nz »n6 cut tlovn tnree In» KenUNolu «trnelr tn« nion on tn» tilling vitl» M»tvr c»rri«.r 50
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, February 8. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-32u Demand 2s 3 25-320 Private 3 months, sight 2s 4 7-32 d On IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 175 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 9% p.c. pm. Oa ShanghaiBank demand draft 67% On Jara— Bank demand draft 134% On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    48 5 C of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, February 8. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers sellers. Spot 2'J\-i 30 ftiboed Smoked Sheet Ciooing rnce*. Buyers Seller* Spot 30 30% February 31 31% March 32 33 Aprii to June 34 342 July to Sept 30 37 Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    Fred Waterhouoe Co., Ltd.
    23 5 Singapore, February 8. To-day's closing ruober quotations are as under:— New York.—ls% cts. London.—B%d. Singapore.—3o cts. Tone of Market.—Steady.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    33 5 Commencing on Monday, Feb 13. the Raffles Library will be open to the public at 9 a.m instead of 9.30 a.m. as at present. The hours of closing will remain unaltered.
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      131 5 Conway-Slewart-Origioal British-Made Jf Liver WWjff Made as well as a Pen J3L~f can be made. Looks and Acts like a Guaranteed I forEV.BJ4ec. rii.MAm Col 1, t.pped irri Pen. «p Fro n I $S aid Up a SUtione s and Jewellers. JW Weill Montor, E, *Ci<*n Street, imi w ii
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    SPORT
    1434 6 FOOTBALL. ENGLISH CUP. Draw for Third Ronn& London, Jan 81.—The Football Association Cup draw for the third round, which will be played on Fab 18, la aa follow*:— Tottenham Manchester City, Barnaky v. Preston. Araenal v. Leicester. Blackburn v. Huddersfleld. West Bromwich v. Bradford City or Notts County. Stoke
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    GOLF.
    94 6 S G C COMPETITION. The ladies' spoon competition of the Singapore Golf Club for February was played on Monday, and resulted in a win for Mrs E A Elder with a net score of 37. Seven cards were taken out and the following were returned: Mrs E A Elder
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    56 6 Per a.B. Tjisondari from Amsterdam: Mr J Weber, Mr J de Vriee, Mr H A Landman, Mr J Still, Mr X Harsema. From Genoa: Mr and Mrs C Burghard. Per s.s. Selangor from British North Borneo: Rev F A Delamore, Mr P Mockford, Mr G B Youngberg, Mr
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    BIG PICTURE MARKET.
    493 6 CHINA WITH MILLIONS TO ENRICH PRODUCERS. James B Leong, of the Wah Ming Motion Piotnre 00., Lou Angeles, the only Chinese producer of motion pictures in the world, gives it om that China is the biggest piotnre market on earth and thai the next big development io
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    327 6 Electorate System. The new Constitution for the Cathedral, which is to take the place of the Trustees so called and which was drawn up by the Bishop and the Trustees, has now received the approval of H E. the Governor. The new committee of management will be
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    21 6 Ellenga, from Glasgow 8-2. Banca, from Moji 7-2. R J Birae, from Rhio 7-2. SfuhfjM, tKtm Bem» j.j.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    78 6 To-day, Feb. 8. High Tides.—6.23 s.m., 8.11 p.m. Polo, Balestier. Tanglin Club at Home, 6.19. To-morrow, Feb. 9. High Tides.—7.Bo a.m., 9.11. Taipusam Procession, noon. Maynard's Mtg. Barker's, noon. Sungei Gau, Derrick's, 12.30. Football, SCCIvStJOBA. Orchestra Practice, Lower Memorial Hall, 5.15. Friday, Feb. 10. High Tides.—B.29 a.m.,
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      76 6 THB STAR OPERA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, North Bridge Road. TD-NIGHT I TO-KIGhTr 11 Metal bin H*j Onset peeenta Kbvrnriin »rtd Mrbd. Noor Io Q e-»i Malay f \»y enti»bd khamshu Dobar AMD Usop Sani look our Stndar, February 12 For tho firet time A. Great Psreee Pinj'i < ultle
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      796 6 62 THE 14 G ARRET" PATENT 8.8, TYPE SINGLE CYLINDER SUPERHEATED STEAM PORTABLE AND HE MI PORTABLE ENGINE (Non-Condensing) S eh .rd Garrett Ar Bone, Ltd., have ben making owful experiments t;i h tr.. -rli'-bte 1 iteam for several y*a-» They exhibited a single cylinder Portable Eogine designed to n*e
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      791 6 fcr*v»" *oi after &V e an§ ofi s ufEe ring To have suffered for 6 rears from Backache tad Rheon have been a life of intermittent agony. E\ery twinge of pain left br*S unfortunate Rheumatic is traceable to the action of uric a. id poisoV. onhSanother name for the body's
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      265 6 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE 1881. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENT?. SETTLEMENT 0? SINGAPORE Summary Case. If» Bankruptcy I abuan 86.1 cf 191» Re A.. I onnamja'am. Notice is hereby given that i Second Dividend is intended to be declared in the above matter. All creditors must p-ove thai
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      355 6 MAES CLOSE. 1 To-day, Feb. 8. Malacca A Muar •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Mena 2 p.m. Batavia Vondel 2 p.m. Manila, Hongkong,* Shanghai* 1 Japan* Tjisondari 2 p.m. 1 Muar Malacca *Hong Keat pan. Port Swettenham Penan* •Ipeh t Medan Circa p.*. Penang* A Calcutta Torilla I
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    THE FRUIT TRADE.
    1248 7 WEST AUSTRALIAN SHIPMENTS. Eastern Markets. The Special Representative of West Australian thus descants on the possibility of a fruit trade between that State and Malaya Next to stock and flour, the fruit trade with British Malaya and Java offers perhaps, the most promising prospects of profitable development.
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    FILM CENSORSHIP.
    256 7 Exhibitore to Challenge The L.C.C. A considerable number of London exhibitors bare decided to do everything in their power to oppc se the new film censorship conditions which have been imposed by the London County Conncil on all picture th» itres within their jari-dictlon. I h suggested that
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    DESTINED FOR GREATNESS.
    102 7 A headmaster, at a conference at the Guildhall, expressed confidence that a small boy in his school would i be a great man. "What can you do," the boy's form-master asked him the other day, "with a boy who comes to school with a shilling penknife, 'swaps'
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2164 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore January 8. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. RUBBER.—DoIIar Shares. liau Rnvera Seller*. Dividends, value* 0 25 1 Allenby Q 1 30 26 per cent for year ended 30-9-21 1 Qajah Q
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    INDIAN EVENTS.
    803 8 NEWS BY THE MAIL. Editors Sent to Jaii. Calcutta, Jan 19. —Shayamsundar Chakravarty, editor of the "Servant,' and Pandit Lakshman Narain Garde, editor o£ the Bnarat Mitra," were to-day sentenced to one year's simple imprisonment and four months' rigorous imprisonment respectively. Chakravarty is already undergoing three months' simple
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      130 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES j May be discovered every I day iv the Advertising columns of the Malaya Tribune's CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Wanted," M For Sale," "To Let," "Lost/ Found," and Trade Notices," Etc., Etc., will bring quick results, If you have something to si 11, or a house to let, if you
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      145 8 is the Sorerdga R eaied 1 which is curing tho Q{ sufferers from A than ASTHMA CURE. I This is a very excel!) ation for check instantaneou... i SOLD AT ">0 CIS. PBS BOlft* DETAILED PRICE LIS! FREg 0 APPLICATION. Vaidya ffhaal Manishankvr G i ATANK NIGRAH PHARMACY 101, SELEt.IE
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      601 9 STEAMER SAILINGS MX-British India AND APCAR LINE. Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, I From LONDON Due SINGAPOBB. I Devanna about Feb 20 Kalyan about Mwr 19 j Nova-a about Mar 5 Plascy about
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      425 9 STEAMER SAILINGS v LINE OF STEAMERS Monihly Bailings to and frona AwalU for cargo o*ly, oilling at Batavia, B~>nr*bay», Fwmin'U, i-hi ip. Melbourne »n 1 Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINCS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Feb. 9 aa ''E\il»a" F*o. Id Mar. 6 n ENOGGERA M*r. 11 8 aa EURELIA April
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      420 9 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. LONDON UNB. Sado Maru Fab. 16 Kitano Maru Fab. 22 LIVERPOOL LINE. Malacca Maru Fab. 16 HAMBURG UNB. Mataumoto Maru Fab. 18 NEW YORK LINE VIA SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN UNB. Kanagawa Maru End Max. BOMBAY UNB* Wakasa Maru Feb. 11 Tokushima Maru Feb. 16 Tsuruga Maru F«b.
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      373 9 STEAMER SAW O.S.K. THE OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan.) NO. 1 DE SOUZA STREET. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject te change without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE, ror PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTHRDAM, AND ANTWERP. Andes Maru tor Feb 23 dep 24 Maru March aJtni Maru April -vouen Majai
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      715 9 STEAMER SAILINGS' CHINAiSiII .STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (incorporated in 8, A.) San_ Francisco Ser? ice Those deairooi of toeing the Orient should travel by she see. J 2 rcut«* HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NAGASACL YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU 4 BAN fRANCISCO. From HONGKONG ft* NANKING 15,(00 20 (Fint Class fare, Singapore to Ban Franoisoo, G
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      619 10 WANTED. W A N T X D Jnnior dispenser Apply No. 117, r/) Malaya Tribnne. 78 8 2 a» WANTED Daotylographer reading and speaking floently French. Good aalary to efficient man. Please ap ly to Messageries Maritime!, 2 D Fir hyson Gr«eD. 6 2—M 10 3 WANTED. —A compositor able
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      591 10 NOTICE MADRAS HINDU BRAHMIN HOTEL. Anandha Bhavan Lodge, 180 Penang Street, PENANG* NOTICE The Exchange Banki will be closed en 10th met., on account of Thaipusam Festival. 3 3 10 2 NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND. Two buiicmg lots at Robinson Road next to the new premises of Dunlop Rubber
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      491 10 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, (Incorporated in the U. 8. A.) OWNED BT THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over U. S. $14,000,000 Straits $30,000,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office: —86 Bishopsgate, Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Offics:—2B2 Meatgesaery Street. BRANCHES.
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      506 10 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: »4, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang »6 Beach Street Malacca 181 Jonker Street Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat Palembang 1«, Dir. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, B'tavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontiaaak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorises!
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      434 10 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England.) BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in #00,000 Shares of £5 each «8,000,000 Reserve Fund «,600,000 Res err* Liability of Proprietors «3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. Louden Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Lon4on County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      545 10 INSURANCE. Combine of Sluyters and Co. JAVA SEA AND FIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD (Incorporated in Batavia, Jam.) A. D. 1861. Combined Capitals fully ■übacribed Fl. 11,200,000.00 Reserved per Dec. 81, 191 a Fl. 6,093,419.83 HEAD OFFICES: BATAVIA AND AMSTERDAM. BRANCH OFFICES I Singapore, 3-b, Finlayson Green. Medan, Semarang, Sourabaya, Bandoeng,
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      400 10 GENERAL Merchant! AH ar. kindly sohcued L? °ur shop at JOHNSTON S P IER> Singapore. Foreign Coins of can be exchanged here at any time, f 5 dealers m High Cla 8s qZ? Cigarettes, Tobacco, JJ* N.8.-Rates of daily cxc fixed by the Manage, kong and Shanghai Bark reproved by
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