Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAJLi Vol. .No. 266 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922.
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      308 1 ft*" Jct i,,ru I s ""'f THE Y* uTlB tvAL ROAD. «N6APOBE- I Huieaway, Laidlaw Co Ltd, S|NG V (Incorporated in England.) MALACCA. g Ik Periect Toy "MECCANO" winch is more tbao a Toy I important to remember that when a boy is playing with Meccano he is using engi-
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      220 1 KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE COUNTRY BY USING SINGAPORE-MADE MATCHES CROCODILE BRAND Obtainable of all dealers or direct from manafactarrra. THE ELKAYES MATCH FACTORY Office 20, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 2063. ATHLETIC GOODS WORTH SLI NG! WORLD RENOWNED. SHILLCOCK'S Foot! 11 Boot< JACQUES Ping Pong Sets SUMMER)' Force Cricket
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      149 1 'wit 1 1 hi t I rn I hihh I t I CIGARETTES. I I NUMBER 011 11 I Imitated—but never 1 I equalled. I i 9 Sole Manufacturer* 1 I ARDATH TOBACCO j CO., LTD., London. 1 5? a jiiiiiiiiiiiui)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.>aiii<ii;iii)HiiiuMiuar SPECIAL OFFER! BRITISH MADE nKli CYCLES, j a Jaelanco
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    PENANG TURF CLUB QUARREL.
    858 2 MR. OXENHAM REPLIES. Mr H W Oxc.ham, the Secretary of the Penang Turf Crob writes to the Penang p 'pers.: Sir, —With reference to the Hon Mr DAM Brown's 1-etiter which appeared m yesterday's issue, I hasten to reply to the very caustic remarks mad<t mbou't
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    "PUBLIC OPINION."
    337 2 Opium Revenue "Hanging by a Thread." With the merits or demerits of the income-tax Wc have for the moment no concern, but we do object very strongiy to the "Strait» Times" or anybody else arguing- that the meetings h-tld in the thr.e Settlements vn August to protect ag»inrft
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    IT BEATS "BEAVER."
    196 2 A new ga m* h:-,s j.:sl been invented which ia i'kely to come rapidly into favour, Wl ite* a "Daily Chroniclo' correspondent. It has all the disrespccful attributes of "Beavour," but li much more subtle, and is likely 4 o beat that amusement hollow. It is played
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    ANOTHER BUBBLE BURSTS.
    112 2 "Idler" writes to the "Ceylon hidependent" thus: Aa was to be expected the Arghan bubble has burst, j The means by which capital was to be raised was palpably a game of bluff that the public and the Govern- j ment saw through in good time, with
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      284 2 p M M "tiOLLANDIA OlMiLNSED I 1 I I 1 j ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. I QUALITY GUARANTEED. Tradiog Company "Holland" r (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. I II i i i i i i i a i i i mmn i i mm i i i t i i
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      151 2 Shake off the Shackles. Rheumatiam is one of the world's .greatest slave masters. It shackles many thousands of helpless men and women with its bonds of pain. Deliverance is at hand, for those afflicted beings, however, for the soothing influence of Little'a Oriental Balm opens the way to freedom. Even
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      372 2 HAEMORRHOIDS otherw.se Piles, are aggravated by costiveness. In many cases whon the constipation is dispelled by Pinkette» the Piles dry tip and disappear. the d-iinty little gentle .-.s-n.uure laxatives, also cure Bil.ousness, sick headaches, torpid liver, foui-smelling breath and skin eraptnns. Of chemists or GO cents a vial, Crawl Dr
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      135 2 Stocks Always l ADVANTAGEOUS PRij Send Your Enquiries To UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED I Incorporated in the Straits >c;- mci < SINGAPORE (Initeers The Ideal Food for Infants, Instantly ready by stirring briskly in hot or cold water. No additional milk or cookitig required. Of all Chemists Bazaar* Mannfactared by HORLICK'S
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS
    552 3 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. PEKING POLITICS. Senate Elections. The result of the elections in the Senate has been a great surprise to tihe laity, lt was not generally 'supposed in the hrs,t p ace that Mr Chia-hsjang haki much chance of reelection as Speaker,
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    A SIX HOURS' SWIM.
    217 3 Junk Crew's Adventure. A story was told to the Harbou* Office officials yesterday by the master of a fishing junk which, if true, is 'probably without parallel in the history of the seas. The atory was to th<? effect that when his junk foundered about 25
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    THE POWERS AND CHINA.
    464 3 Marriage of Ex-Emperor. Peking. Oct 31.— It is announced to-day that the Corps Diplomatique has decided not to attend wedd ng ceremonies of the former Emperor Hsuam-tung. The reason given for the* decision is the fear of causilnjg any misunderstanding.—"Tsun Wan Yat Po" As Admiral Leveson
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    114 3 A new and interesting discovery of considerable importance to the glass trade is reported by two Czech engineers. The manufacture of glass and glassware is, of course, *>ne of the leading and oldest-established industries of Czecho-Slovakia, Bohemian glass having enjoyed a reputation in all parts of the world for several
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      765 3 —'AUCTION SALE E AGENCIES, Ltd., AUCTION SALE OF ii Dfe Beer, Bottles of essence of Lime Juice, M Stout. Bui V b American Ice Cream Soda, Caramel rntf°' n r K.inau^ 31 0 p 0 i ou r Minoka Juice, Golden Ginger ff* U aodUmiom... Cherry Cider. Boll of Box
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      584 3 COULD NOT SLEEP WMCHING Spots All Over Face, Back andLimbs.CuticuraHealed. "My face came all out in little spots which grew bigger and bigger and gradually spread all over my back and limbs. They were of a wet nature and my face was disfigured. I could not sleep with the itching
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      631 3 Prettie^ To millions of all races To millions of people, half the leaves teeth highly polished, ad world over, it is bringing prettier film less easily adheres, teeth. It is bringing cleaner, safer It also multiplies the salivary teeth. And leading dentists every- flow. It multiplies the starch diwhere are
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      772 4 CINEMAS EMPIRE CINEMA 6 BIG THRILLS NEVER BEFORE'.SHOWN ON ANY SCREEN—COUNT EM 5 The Great D im Explosion that turns the course of an Oregon river. The Man She Loves at the Riging River of Logs. The Wild Ride against Death. The Dramatic Rescue on the very Brink of the
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      272 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THE AIRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Monday, November 13, to Saturday, November 18. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. M TOPICAL BUDGET" British Screen News. A Dram* for Fathers, Mothers, Boys, Girls, and Sweethearts. A Holrnan Day Special Product! >a. Presented by The Associated Exhibitors. "THE RIDER
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      139 4 William Caxtea first introd ced the Printing Press lata England in the year 1471. After acquiring the newly invented art of printing at Brvges, he returned to Englacc the land of his birth, and set tip a Printing Press asar Wcatrcintttr Abb^y. The "Game and Playe of Cheas« ani ?b«
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      387 4 Chacge ot **J In the 1st i-how ;j, pm The Mystery Mind Serial Episodes 8, P. 10 ana 11. EUghl V In tlie lad at 9.'y p To The Great Circus Mystery sJ rinal. Episodes Fourteen ar.o Fifteei i Ia »t rtfJi. NEW PATHE (iAZETTE The St. Leger, Esciting Air
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    THE SHANGHAI STRIKES.
    165 5 Further Stoppages. Shanghai, Nov B.—Five thousand Xanyang Brothers' tobacco workers are on strike. Fuller Details. In the neighbourhood of 10,000 cotton mill and B A T workers are or. strike ki Pootung, says the "China Press." The cotton mill workers, from the Japan-China Cotton Manufacturing Company pants,
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    86 5 The Englishman, of Calcutta, recently put forward the pmj ct. ift P Guilds to Canton railway. Links ;n the chon w<»uld be rtqu !r -<\ de I'--sia, between Burnvi and In l'i, «nd across th.- Burma-Chinch t'oPt.cr. A correspondent writer thv MM C(>n st. ruction of the- last-tfim >• i
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    190 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin to-day.—$90 75 tons sold. Gambkr.—No business done. Pepper.—No business done. Copra.—No business done. Tapioca.—Business done. Sago Flour.—No business done. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $12.00 Java Cube 18.00 Hamburg Cube 18.75 Press Cube 16.00 Sarawak White Pepper 22.00 Mixed Black Pepper 13.00 Sur.dried Copra 9.70
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 5 Singapore, Nov 15. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 l-2d On New YorkDemand 52 Private 90d|s mW% On France Bank 725 (;p India Bank Tel. Transfer 177% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 3% p.c. pm.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    89 5 C of C. Rubber Aseoda'leaSingapore, Nov 15. rale Crepe Cloeing rnces. Buyers Sellers Spot 42 43 l_iest London Cables quote. don, Spot Is %d. nibbed cin-o-e* -beet Closing Pro* Buyers Seller* Spot 43 431/2 December OMi 44 Jan to March 44V* 44% Apr.l to June 45Va 46 La
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    A RETURN FOR HOSPITALITY.
    203 5 According to a report published in th« Java papers the management of the Rhine-Elbe Union at Cher bon has received strict instructions from Dortmund 44 in no case to admit non-Ger-mans to their workshop any more This sort of thing is scarcely likely to contribute to
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    CIVIL APPEALS.
    252 5 MOTION FOR FURTHER EVIDENCE REFUSED. Before Mr Justice Whitley, Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard and Mr Justice Brown in the Appeal court this morning, an appeal by Soona Navena Soora Valliappa Chitty against a decision of tlv? Acting Chkf Justice, the Hon Mr P J Sproule, came up for hearing.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    205 5 Singapore, Nov 15. Rubber. —London Is 0%d, Local 43. Tin.—London £180 17s 6d, Local $90. Share Market. —Quiet. Rubbers. —Indragiris $4.15 to $4.50, Un ted Malaccas $1.10 to $1.15, Kuala Sidims $1,824 to $1,924, U'.u Benuts 174 to 224 cents, Parit Peraks $1.50 to $1.75, Brogas
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      66 5 THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera la Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. Remember, Saturday, Nov. 18. A Great Hindustani Play HOORAY ARAB. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGET SAKUNTALIAH will be staged. LOOK OUT! Mr. Y. L- Tan is preparing for A Pig Chinese Play MWEE LIANG GEOK Part 2.
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      509 5 LONDON MATRICULATION. Why it is so Popular. 1. The London Matriculation is open to persons of both sexes above the age of 16, without conditions as to residence or method of preparation. 2. The passing of the London Matriculation secures exemption from the Preliminary Examinations of nearly all Professional bodies.
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      570 5 > i i i in nitfiaiitiii ■,au» t I While service is the Primary I requisite of Eye Glasses —be I sure that Mountings and style conform to your personality. I Our Rimless Glasses offer the I very utmost in service, com- fort, and style. m I N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN I
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      393 5 I W T I 3 7 <>2 pm. -10 a- 01 v,ctom bv commandant. I^!; A»boUn« ard s tf nalline Vic Theatre, 9 30. rU-* Nov 16 c oo p.m. l^ g /u Malaeca-st, 12. rmted- !<* l9 K: 1 c S Onns, 1K» 1 in..ru heats, Raffles p» 1
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      394 5 Withdrawal of British Postal Agencies in China. In accordance with the decisions of the Washington Conference, the Foreign Postal Agencies in China are due to be withdrawn by the end of the year. Those maintained by the British Post Office at Amoy, Canton, Chefoo, Foochow, Hankow, Hoihow, Ningpo, Shanghai, Swatow
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      61 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandane Kerbau Hospital Nov 14. 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 pm. Bar. B d to 32 dee- Fah 1017.3 1013.7 1014.8 Temp M Wet Bulb Thet: 77.5 83 7» Dlr of Wind N \V W calm Mex Temp in shade 78.5 Min do do 73 Max in
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    TO-DAY'S GENERAL ELECTION.
    803 6 The old country will be in something of a turmoil today. It is General Election day. And never did an election take place in which there was a greater degree of uncertainty as to the result. Those actually engaged in it- will be quite unable to make
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    713 6 Mr W L Conlay, Commissioner of Police, FMS, left for Home on Monday. Mohnmed bin Unus has been arrested in Singapore on k. warrant changing him with cheat i.g h:a employers, the Ipoh CavcrnnK.nL Purng the ArmlsSce holidays the altar boys of the O thedraJ of the Good Shepherd spent
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    366 6 N.Y.K. Declare Dividend. We are indebted to the N.nyi Nichi-Nichi Shimbun for the follow nig: Tokio, Nov 10.—The Budget for 1923 shows that a diminution of ni million yen in the revenue is due to the abciit on of oil consumption dj'.y and the amendment of the business
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    JAPANESE PRINCE WELCOMED.
    171 6 Two Days in Singapore. The Fushinti Maru arrived here on Tuesday at about 7 torn. wLth H R1I Prince Asaka-no-Mia, of Japan. Immediately after his arri\<ll he motor-d up to "Kinioss," Orange Grove-road, the rcodence of Mr S Ukita, the Japanese Consul. The Prince then visited the
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    98 6 Mrs Wittle and Mrs Hammond of < llill. rcpo't llbal t.b. i> l. o7c>!..7'. ...l> !«<» wl.'l.: l brus!lc'H und e!'.'b,i',7 v:»! ai >:>»...«» Xo 2r»c b:lv, l —.n < .'c l vu>< ulisrged bcl..l. l»acc>,.n ll. m,--, wili, :b. sl wall r'.ock v»Iu.d at to l <. > ol
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    ARMISTICE DAY!
    192 6 ATHOLGf »F0^ *2 nd^ J! a Lan-.bit- form. "if th 3 erTort A <! eff tlC t of ™uH b-tter U, the s:arv; re £3 mainud, h foiflowing r Penned in vain." Armistice l Jt 1. Immortal Dead' live 1 Ua pau*! I V L f Of trump
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    RESTRICTION COMPLAINTS
    49 6 h. L. Commit? lFr.ni Our Own C*rr*^ Ipoh Nov M.-Loc»! oW» Deo Dusj iw u 1 j ir.g to the ignorant ?csIs of resti „j cas1 recen 4 ing the ua: ra.. I holdings and wi.» ment further adds Th s i J producers the •ea* efl
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      265 6 j X'MAS 3 I SWEETMEATS. I 1 FDLLEBS~=S i U uLulyJ Chocolates and Sweets, g CHOCOLATES in 1, 1H, 2 and 31b. Boxes. q in Speciil Fancy Boxes an i H turners. 5j I SWEETS in M and 1 lb. Boxes. I I i VAWC CELEBRATED H Jt X'MAS PUDDINGS
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      76 6 Advice tree by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS COiNDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. FOR SALE. 1 COM MS ROE TRUCK Tons Complete with Body 1 TrtA*FIO LOR iY j 2 Tons (Wui icipal Tax P:ld up to ftceember 31, 1922.» I
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    ALLIES IN CONFERENCE.
    147 7 ~i L GO TO LAUSANNE WITH UNITED PROGRAMME. N0 ANGLO-FRENCH CRISIS. Reuter. .rio-1 ranco-Jtalian consultations, as- a prei Conference, are now being undertaken. The mueicating its views on th- N.ar East rrx b c jj Allies will discuss views diplomatically. 5 I.oid Curzon will go to Paris
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    FRENCH CONSULS EXPELLED.
    79 7 Reuter. ,,,V v 14.—The FrMich Consuls at Mersina and Adana, Co-r'.a. under 'he Franco-Kemalist pact to ensure the we a f v ar minorities, haw. arrived, having been expelled. W- A tY ,„v t the French Consul from Brusa yesterday Lfe;io*s tne p renc h businessmen met
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    EXCHANGE IMPROVING.
    36 7 C rvr/iru ;le, N° v ir 11 G M Rumbold, the British High oner <,., es to Lausann-: to-morr;w with th? Italian High Com°j c M.rquis Garr ni. who is the 'principal Italian delegate.— ®tr.
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    SENSATIONAL RUMOUR DISCREDITED.
    133 7 Reuter. Londun. Nov 14— Authoritative British circles attach no credence <er«atk>ra! r-uggtstit n in an Italian semi-official message from iiittrtmcp'e that if Angora abstained frc-m Tash acts and ro serious nitn s occumd the Alii would be ready to agree to Kemal's request r the w.thdrav.ai of
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    EARLIER CABLE.
    92 7 Reuter. S M 1 t I tbe Afficn: es in the way of i m is t I d con- ■a" I satisfa ry < m. -rsurf Lord Haniinge sad 31 Poin-] care. Th? latter agreed to meet Earl Curzon and gave him an assurance as the c
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    U. S. AND JAPANESE.
    80 7 Hsoprer.eCourt Judgment. Reuter. Tort No? 14.—'The Supreme derision cabled on Nov 13 tt*: the Japanese ire not white r th? meanir.j of the United n V* Court had before it cases fro*11 the Pacific 1 Til? decis'on ho'.ds that Japa- M entitled to enter into a
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    ONAR LAW CONFIDENT.
    19 7 forking: Majority. BiW Uw. if., u3erva t'.ve Club a: a considerable tne Goverrment obtain the elections.
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    AEROPLANE CRASH.
    30 7 Lehman Killed. Reuter. lath A n aeroplane tit: 1 G PH, for W. n nes crashed near Nun^ 9 J ,:!0t M Po;re and »ere kil!ed.-R eut r
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    CANADIAN BANKER ACQUITTED.
    16 7 Reuter. ih. 13.- A Bpedal j found Sir of r he J -ber.-Keuter.
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    BROADCASTING NEWS.
    49 7 New British Service. Reuter. London, Nov 14.—The broadcasting of news is being inaugurated in Britain to-night by a British broadcasting organisation which holds the sole licence for broadcasting. The service is supplied by Reuters on behalf jointly elf Reuters the Press Association. Exchange and Central News Agency
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    MRS. MCSWINEY ARRESTED.
    58 7 Demonstratiotn in Washington. Reuter. Washington, Nov 14.—Muriel McSwiney, widow of the late Lord Mayor of Cork, and eight other female members of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic, were arrested while marching before the British Embassy with banners demanding the release of Miss
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    INCREASE OF UNEMPLOYED.
    49 7 Reuter. iioadoß, Nov 14 The Ministry of Labour announces that the unemployed ;n Britain on Nov 6 numbered 1.367,000, an increase of 30,000 compared with the preceding week.— Reuter. London, Nov 14.—The Fine Cotton Spinners and Doublers Association have deciared a. dividend of eight per cent.—Reuter.
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    "WHITE-EYED KAFFIR" DEAD.
    23 7 Reuter. London, Nov 14.—The death is announced of the popular music hall artist, G H Chirgwin, the Whiteeyed kaffir."— Reuter.
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    COM. RUMSEY'S DEATH.
    26 7 Reuter. London, Nov 14.—The death is announced of Naval Commander R M Rumsey, formerly a member of th: Executive Council in Hongkong.— Reuter.
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    GERMANY'S PLIGHT.
    118 7 THE LATEST REPARATION PROPOSALS. Cabinet Resigns. Reuter. Berlin. Nov 14.—The German note to the Reparations Commission is expected published to-day. The main feature is the Reichsbank 3 offer cabled Nov 13. According to the newspapers the note also demands a definitive settlement of reparations and a three or
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    TEXT OF THE NOTE.
    294 7 Reuter. Berlin, Nov 14.—The text of the German note generally confirms the forecast cabled earlier. The moratorium would apply to payments in cash and k nd though readiness is expressed to continue deliveries in kind as far as it would not entail an increase of the
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    CHILEAN EARTHEQUAKE.
    80 7 Millions of Do.'lars Damage. Reuter. Santiago, Chile, Nov 14.—Belated reports indicate that the fatalities in the earthquake considerably exceed a thousand. It is reported from Vallenar that GOO dead have been counted there and many bodies are believed to be lyir.g under the debris. It is expected that
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    JAPANESE SQUADRON.
    56 7 Reuter. Capetown, Nov 14.—The Japanese training squadron has sailed to the Far East via Durban and Lourenco Marques, after festivities in the visitors' honour. A Japsnese band performance attracted fifteen thousand and several thousands visited the Japanese ships. Cordial farewell greetings were exchanged between the Gover-nor-General, Prince Arthur
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    BANDITS IN HONAN.
    101 7 Magistrate Made Prisoner. Peking, Nov 8.—The bandits once again captured the town of Fanyang, in Honan. on the 5th inst. They carried off 3.000 rifles. 1.000 000, rounds of ammunition and 10 machineguns which were stored on the propej ty of the family of Ngai Chi-chtng, former
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    APPEAL FOR CHINA.
    128 7 MODERNISATION OF HER WOMEN. Tn!cresting Prophecy. Reuter. London, Nov 14.—1n a speech to the Forum Club, Chao Hsin Chu paid a tribute to the services of Sir J Jordan, Mr Sze and Mr Koo in bringing about ol'oser Angio-Ohincse relations. He alluded to the modernisation of Chinese
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    THE DARKTOWN MINSTRELS.
    140 7 An Excellent Show. The "Darktown Minstrels" are drawing big houses at the Victoria T heatre and they pr.sont programmes which are really worth hearing. Our report of the opening night i Monday) was crowded out of yest rday's issue by a ru-h of cables, but our praise
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    PEKING PARLIAMENT.
    91 7 Many Bil'a Submitted. Peking, Nov 7. —The Cabinet has submitted to Parliament for consideration tht following Th> Washington Nine-Power Trea'y, regarding tht Postal and Tariff Conventions,, the Sino-Gcrman Treaty, the Sino-P.rsian and Sino-Chil an Comm:rc*al Treaties, the International Arbitration Convention. In addition, a statem nt was also submitt.d
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    SHANTUNG CONFERENCE.
    95 7 Public Properties. Peking, Nov 7.—The Sino-Japanese Commission this morning discussed Public Properties, the Japanese agreeing to the Chinese rep'y thereon, except as regards Tsingtao Commercial College, for which the Chinese undertook to devise another way to solve the question. The Chinese Sub-Commission on Pubic Properties presented a statement
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    INCOME TAX PROTEST.
    42 7 Resolutions p'odg'ng co-operation with the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association in their agitation against the re-imposition of the Income Tax have been passed by the Siam Trader Association, the Saigon Traders' Association and the Rangoon Traders' Association, all in Singapore.
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    48 7 The Federal Government untitled B Con n ci.rjsibiing of Sir I n v. .r ,vix T R j Mt v 2.T<1 ret w r -r. c I* m i nn ■••il artth the Huvcy t,-] building contract. This hi a strong Comr»'itt?e. The mere names inspire confidence— M.M.
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    INCOME TAX MEETING.
    536 7 ORGANISERS WILL ACCEPT NO AMENDMENTS. Bishop of Singapore's Letter. Another large audience is atjticipat-" ed at the meeting called for 5 p.m. to-day at the Victoria Theatre by the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association to protest against the reimposition of the tax in the Colony. The income tax
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    115 7 London. Nov 10. 1022. Sago flour is quoted at 12|7%. Tin is quoted at £184.17.6. in London. Tapioca is quoted at 23 6 for fair Make. Ganib'er 13 quoted at 31 in London; cube gambier at 43[6. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 15.65
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    947 8 NOTES OF THE WEEK. BY "ECHO." Covered-courts tennis has been formally inaugurated in Singapore, tbe eight courts at the Boxing Stadium being officially opened on Monday. Queen's Covered Cour-s is tbe name by which they will be known, and it can confidently be predicted that the indoor
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    1053 8 MALACCA INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS. I By "Rover." On Monday Ma T acca held its first annual Inter-School Sports on the Malacca Club Padang. A light shower fell just before the commencement of the sports, which were witnessed by a large crowd of people. Mr H Ball, Acting Inspector of Schools,
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    178 8 FURTHER HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. j i I London, Nov 4.—Association football results are:— Second Division. Fulham 0 Barn.dey 1. Leeds 3 West Ham 1. Leicester 0 Hull L Manchester United 0 Clapton 0. Notts County 2 Blackpool 0. Port Vale 2 Bury 0. Rotherham 2 Coventry 0. Wednesday 3
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    21 8 MELBOURNE CUP. The three paced horses in the Melbourne Cup were: King Ingoda B—l, The Cypher 6—l, Mudto 20—1.
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    25 8 BECKETT vs. CARPENTIER. Reuter. London, Nov 14.—A fight has been I irranged between Beckett and C'arpentier to take place in London early in 1923.—Reuter.
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    A TERRIFIC FIGHT.
    935 8 How Beckett Beat Moran. Joe Beckett heavy-weight boxing champion of England, beat Frank Moran, of Pittsburgh, by eight years at the Albert Hall. The referee stopped the contest in the seventh round, because Moran could not see. When the official took this very wise step and had
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    RUGBY.
    369 8 YESTERDAY'S PRACTICE. Chinese Player Gets a Trial. The rugger practice game on the Padang yesterday evening resulted in a win for the Probables by two goa's to a try (10 points to threa points.) The game proved a great attraction, probably because a Chinese player, Heng Tye, played for
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    96 8 Y. M. C. A. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Cheontr Chee Lim beat Dr P L Loh. 7—5, 7—5. C E Smith beat C J Stephen), &—4. 6—0. Ong Swee Gam beat Tan Tens Kim. w.o. Seow Poh Leing vs. H G Stack (unfinished). The tie for to-day's Y M
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    BILLIARDS.
    46 8 REECE'S NOVEL CHALLENGE. Tom Recce has issued a cha'lcnge to play W Smith or M Inman a hvel match of 16,000 up for a stake of £500 a-side. Recce stipulates for a neutral ha 1 and table, with every scoring stroke to count two points.
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    608 9 Singapore, Nov 10, 1922. Artick-. Price. c. Meat. Beef steak kati 0.51 Beef stew or curry kati 0.47 Pork, lean kati 0.70 Pork. lean, and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.64 Mutton Australia S C Tra kati 0.60 Mutton, Australian Govt kati 0.61 Fowl kati Foul large (3-4
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