Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1922

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. IX.- -No. 275 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1922.
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      318 1 y; u!i all E^ u ,i.uvur,uely :pd promptly. I t i r ~ke3anJ Tone I .mdSun- PRICE MOUEKATE. THE Ltern opticalCO., ft L qNGAPORE. I I I I I I Jill iWHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co., Ltd. 1 (Incorporated in England.) S I pfIONE 907. SINGAPORE. POST BOX 656. Condimeat Sets in
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      233 1 j SCAN'S GO IP STICKS g|s p W f N i For all otDOl '•u-ips in the lire of Spi its and C n >.s r ay a visit to RAJA CO., 117, North. Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW aTOCK. In rder \o ftv« tff-.ct to tha
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      92 1 18 Oat Rolled Gold L \lt\ANt I. j Guaranteed for 10 Years SPECIAL OFFER! BRITISH MADE CYCLES.! Cj si IJaelanco Price $70.00 each. Saltley 72.50 Standard 75.00 I Rover 80.00 8 NETT. I 9 I* 1 JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd. j I a V I I I CORD TYRES. I
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (Ws da mot necessarily endorse th» epinioss expressed by eerrespoa
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    BRITISH JUSTICE AND FAIRPLAY.
    557 2 FromMrRBKRISHNAN: It would verily have been a serious miscarriage of British Justice and Fairplay, had not the district judge at Malacca passed that sentence of four months' rigorous imprisonment on Reginald McLean Roberts for having assaulted the Indian coolie. And his lordship Mr Justice Brown has
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    RUBBER: OCTOBER CROP PROBLEM.
    321 2 From "FAIRPLAY": I shall bs much obliged if you could allow me some apace in your valuable paper to ask a few questions regarding the Rubber Restriction. The Rubber Restriction which cam* cn all of a sudden hardly gave time to all concerned with rubber to
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    304 2 Smallholders' Complaint. All sorts at schemes are being propounded for relieving the smaLl holders and the proprL lord of fOUBg plantation* from the hardship* which threaten them in the early stages of restriction. Any arrangement whici woi/d afford relief to this deservingclass, without Wrecking the who'* restriction policy,
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    A USEFUL LITTLE BILL.
    138 2 A Bill amend the Registration of Deeds Ordinance by enacting that "Upon the presentation for registratioa of an instrument affecting any land that has not been surveyed and demarcated to the satisfaction of the Surveyor-General the person on whose behalf such deed is so presented thai)
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    54 2 Mr S A Lelah, manager of Messrs S A Lelah and Sons, is shortly leaving Kuala Lumpur for Jerusalem. Rumour has it that he is starting a dancing saloon there. We should suggest either "Herod's Palace" or "David and Salome" as suitable names. Th* business will be carried on in
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      243 2 HOLLAND!A" j j CONDENSED J I ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. j QUALITY GUARANTEED. 1 I i Trading Company "Holland" j I (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I I sj Agents. I mwmw ini-ir,i il ,.,i..«,ir:r'i .t.it t i i inrtwimMi hi iiii i—i iweaeawseaMMaMwassi j !HEBE WE AXE! Another Substantial Reduction I
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      116 2 THE PRICE OF PAINSCIATICA. No one wants pain—still w« pay for it heavily in lo3t health—lost energy—lest ambition—often absolute financial ruin. 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 from pain may again
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      486 2 DULL AND GLOOMY? If so try Pinkettes, the gentle little lirer stimulants, and see how quickly these symptoms will be dispelled. cure Constipation, torpid liver, biliousness, sick headaches, coated tongue, foul •melHng breath, clear the skin. Of chemists, and post free, 60 cents the vial, from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
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      439 2 I v U I 14 That b splendid. I told you jl "Wincarnis 9 would do you good" j| j 1 Wincarnif' affords satisfaction both 4 tc those who recommend it and to 11 j those who take it. {"hose who I I recommend it, tee the e-r-ct—thosc [I I
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    JAVA ANTI-TAXERS.
    951 3 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS NOT ALONE IN AGITATION. A War-Profits Tax. It has been said that the continued existence of an Income Tax Ordinance in the Straits Settlements will drive trade away to Java, but it is interesting to notice in this connection that there is a strong agitation in
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    "REPRESENTATIVES" OR "DELEGATES."
    222 3 There has been much to criticise in the organisat Dn and conduct of the anti-income tax agitation in this Colony and it remains to be seen whether the Government will attach the greater weight to the views of the agitator* or to those of men like Messrs
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      731 3 SALE. AGENCIES, Ltd., adi.fr OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. °S Raheem (in bankruptcy) re Bras Basah Road. n instructed to sell privately in single lots at their K ,tfies Chambers, Raffles Flace, THE WHOLE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK 1 necklaces, hairpins, pendants, lockets, watches, ~-t witb diamonds, brilliants, pearls, emeralds, rings,
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      683 3 "GetsJt": Corns Flee when touched wlth"Getß-It." As a sDonee aUorbe water «o doe. -'Geu-If anJdxa w on t ail pain and rcrenew. ur r "GETS-IT" 111 the original corn and oal- km MX f «5» 52 Pl'lfr 5£ f by E. Law. I Bk> Telephone 2418 LIM CHEE SENG, 17,
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      241 3 \fS I I P It s better to run I loutI out for Bovril I now than to run j I out of Bovril I I when you need it. I Always have Bovril in the House fj \wmm\ i ill ■»«m-»atMfv,mvi^ p J ii i f ii>'i*«»r» <t m
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      511 4 CINEMAS EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. HERBERT RAW LIN SON and LILLIAN RICH Ia the stirring mystery-romance of a man who fell heir to a million dollars and a big serap —and liked them both. TEE MILLIONAIRE In 5 Parts. A Whirlwind of dollars, and a
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      262 4 I CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. Programme from Saturday, November 25, to Thursday, November 30. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET > A Photo Jrama Extraordinary. Great Picture with plenty of Flot and Punch. Samuel Goldwyn and Rex Beach Present Rex Beach's Famous Story "THE SILVER HORDE"
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      39 4 WAR OR PEACE" DO OUR BIT Insist upon getting* "CHOP BUAYA" Crocodile Brand Matches SINGAPORE MADE. ..si American System Modern Dentistryf H. OHNISHI, D. B^S. 193, ORCHARD ROAD, (TELEPHONE 2082 VIOLET RAY TREATMENT for Pyorrhea, AW*. Toothache and Rheumatic.
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      366 4 I<S AI Jg tp j PATHE To "%i! 1 Presents their New Pathe-colour Super lpecU| p I TALES OF ARABIAN Mgbts I A THODSAND AND ONE H °f Romantic Heart i I effects, Reels 81 A THOUSAND AAS MB is a subject that lends itselt t i sr. u B
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS.
    285 5 Plea3e Post Early. Mails for Europe. Christmas Letters Nov 28. New Year Letters Dec 1 and 7. Parcels Nov 28. Mails for USA and Canada. New Year Letters Nov 28. Mails for Australia. Christmas Letters Nov 25. Parcels Nov 25. New Year
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    CONVERSION.
    198 5 Dean Inge's Views. There was an animated discussion at the Church Congress on conversion. Dr Inge made assertions which were afterwards criticised directly by Dr Brown, of Oxford, and indirectly by the Bishop of Chelmsford and the Archbishop of York. Dr Inge expressed doubts whether sudden conversion was a
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    LEVY ON CAPITAL.
    134 5 A Swiss Scheme. Geneva, Oct 27.—The referendum on the scheme which has been formulated by the Radical, Socialist and Communist Parties in Switzerland, for levies on fortunes has been fixed for Dec 2. The suggested levies are :—On £2,000 and upwards, 8 per cent on £24,000, 20
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    201 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—sB7% 155 tons sold. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Business done. Copra.—No business. Tapioca—Business done. Sago Flour.—Business done. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $13.50 Java Cube 24.00 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press 21.00 Sarawak White P?pper 21.00 Johore Bbck Pepper 13.25 Sundried Copra 9.80 Mixed Copra 9.50 Small Flake
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 5 Singapore, Nov 24. .ti Londo: Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-4d Demand 2s 4 5-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 l-2d On New York— Demand 524 Private 90d|s 54U On France Bank 715 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 176*4 >>n Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2% p.c.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    78 5 C. of C. Rubber AseociC ionSingapore, Nov 24. Psle Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—London, Spot.— ibbed Srroked Sheet; Closing Price* Buyers Sellers Spot 44 44V, December 44% 44% Jan to March 46% 47 April to June 48 48% Latest London Cables quote.—Loadon, Spot Is %d. Tone
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    LOST ART OF SPEAKING CLEARLY.
    126 5 Dean Wace. at King's School (Canterbury) Prize Day, said he appreciated the introduction of the school dramatic society, and deplored the fact that the art of speaking clearly and intelligently was dying out, even in ordinary conversation. We were, -he said, far behind France fa
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    535 5 November 26th, 1922. St Andrew's Cathedral Services. (The Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity.) 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. on
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    THE UMPIRE'S VERDICT.
    714 5 SHOULD NEVER BE QUESTIONED Cricket and Lawn Tennis Example*. By HORACE HUTCHINSON. "Never dispute the umpire's verdict, even when erring in your own favour." Thus I wrote in a small brochure on cricket, entitled "Cricketing Saws «.nd Stories," a very long while ago. And I wrote it
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      46 5 5.30 p.m. Public Worship. Subject: "Woman's work in the world." Preacher: Rev. G H Douglas. Friday, 5.15 p.m. Choir Practice. Methodist Tamil Church. Short-st Chapel. 9 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Divine Service, Pastor. Reception of Members. 6.30 p.m. Epworth League Meeting. Pastor Rev. Robert Duraisamy.
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      430 5 GOSLING CO. Established 1880. 8 TELEGRAPH STREET. Phone 47. WINES AND SPIRITS FOR X'MAS. Per bottle M TIFFON'S Liqueur Brandy 3.00 M. Tl FON'S 1865 Brandy (57 years old) 12.00 ARQUE3 DEL MERITO MOS-CATE'.-MALAGA 4.00 SPANISH BRANDY" (Pure Grape) 4.00 SHERRY AND PORT 2 50 POR P (Pints) 1.50 SPANISH
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      187 5 I While service is tbe Primary f„ requisite of Eye Glasses—be s sure that Mountings and style 1 I conform to your personality. I Our Rimless Glasses offer the 2 I very utmost in service, com- fort, and style. a 1 N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN 1 MEDICAL HALL BUILDING 1 I BATTERY
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      446 5 !0 AND WHERE. VIA»*-To-day. 2 a.m., 2.3 Pm. s nnals. 5P Exhibition matches, Theatre, 5.1» ««I H» uc •>C To-m« rr0 a.m., 3.12 p m. after Trinity- >J Club launches 11 2.30. So 10-30, 12.30. 3.30. f*r- parade, W«dey 1 S» 8 tll hle Zetland House, dmr;."--" 5 < i
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    61 6 DEATHS. KHOO Kay PlOW. —On November 23rd at \o. 6 Sin Koh Street (Off Kallang Road), Singapore. Funeral on Sunday the '6th at Bukit Brown Cemetery. Mr. Tan Teck Soon at his residence 14, Duxton Hill on 25th November, 1922. Cortege leaves for Bidadari on Monday, 27th November,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    43 6 Mrs. JOSF-PHINE C. DE SOUZA and family sincerely thank their friends and relatives for their kind attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. Alphonse Rowland de Souza and also those who sent wreathe and letters of condolence in their sad bereavement.
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    UNCLE SAM SHOULD THINK AGAIN.
    848 6 The chief function of the League of Nations is so to adjust international affairs as to remove the provocation for war, by settling controversies at the council table rather than on the battlefield. In the discharge of that function it has devoted much attention to
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    721 6 Mr L H Lee-Warner is appointed to act as Director of the Political Intelligence Bureau. Messrs Ralph Booty and S J Edwards have been granted appraiser's licenses. Mr G R X Mugliston, of M«esrv Sandilands Buttery and Co, Singapore, is on a visit to Penang, says Wednesday's "Pinang Gazette." The
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    INCOME TAX PETITION.
    50 6 OVER A THOUSAND SIGNATURES IN PENANG. Coming to Singapore. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Nov 24.—Over a thousand representatives of the commercial aani professional community of Br subjects who are taxpayers signed tbe petition the retention of the income tax. The petition will be forwarded to Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    51 6 Sheik Ismail "Not Guilty." The case in which Sheik Ismai] wai chaiged before the Acting Chief Justice for being in possession of forged notes v. as concluded yesterday, when the jury brought in a unanimous verdict of not guilty, and the accused was discharged. Mr V D Knowles
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER'S DINNER PARTY.
    249 6 H's Excellency the High Commissioner entertained the fol'owing guests to dinner on Tu-sday, November 21st. at Government House, Kuala Lumpur:— Mrs W G Maxwell acted as hcs'ess in absence of Lady Guillemard. Ii II the Suitan of Perak, X C M G. B H the Sultan
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    "HONOURS."
    142 6 From one of the Harcourt Ictl ra n the Diiiy Telegraph "I am en Friday next at Windsor to under?:- the la.-t humiliation of being made a Knighi I went down on my kn £S to Gladstone to let this cup pass from BSC, and asked him how be
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    185 6 J P Ellison, former manager of a San Francisco steamship line, announced recently that he had bought 100,000 000 Russian soviet roubles for sixty dollars American gold. The wettest month on Gnsamg sVhnn hill station ha.s be.-n a?e rtained to be October with a rainfall i 21.24 inches, and tho
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    36 6 JAy A Axr, SIM t0 -OPERAT E? I From Our 0\v n r M 5^ Colombo states -iat tfctt the R c A "4, and 3 C v t w w f I I
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    SINGAPORE ARCHITECTS SUCCESS.
    31 6 on;,)* ilion. W r ii j honour that has fs As i I s in C< I two entries. a l a Kite at Victoria I'ark. veyors. .V
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    113 6 BANKKITTCY COl'Rt Yesterdaj's I'roc ed over the Dani:rup*vy ray. wnvn Mr u n..-* M Loon. The debts in bo* v'vTe dui, i'-. dcr jud 1 trict Court The orders ;v I by the H i Mr C Ever t os rjm of money to SvVt ra: i p.t'tion was months
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      305 6 I CHRISTMAS I Jl~~. BAZAAR |(M Toys a d Gifts 1 I Great Variety, j 1 Vtl M Record Display. To,n Smitl, s 1 W W Caley s 1 B ~JnJL mtM-M- &ms§ Crackers.^ S Delicious Sweets, Chocolates, Eic. H I j I Robinson Co., Ltd., t:r j SINGAPORE. I
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    RENEGADE ENGLISHMAN SHOT.
    135 7 00 OF ERSKINE CHiLDERS CAUSES A SENSATION. DE valeras threat of bloodshed. Reuter. ChiWera has been executed. zade Englishman, Erskine Childers, who dominated De Valera and txen the military v 1 tne result of a secret court martial in lers eounaej vainly endeavoured to upset 11 Corpus
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    45 7 |'0 tL-ft* an K IS {MT V«SOU» j K* who. for ivany faitk w«t prominent P 0 a the Italian Cabinet, was a aeo£great strenarth to the Allies l&irar. Baron Sonnmo was jtPiaiE '<*■' mo n r being r *r.e reviews as j is IT.tif tWOK.vJ
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    83 7 EMIER CABLES. i»of Hamanb's Escape. ■Br. Not 21.—Th 11r -1 com- of the Conference ap o.ntcd j leer:!'.; nt of a demilitaiaoeop. the E:. Thrace frontier sia our 'o arrange Bulgarian ■it Nov 24.—A wire from »£>ap Kin? of Rumania in Trance escaped an attempt on his fee d-.sTJct'ori of
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    UNDER FIRE.
    45 7 fchBes Critkian L, u 1 lem nE£ lnthe L a sha *P deK f J. re< ni relationships. 5 1 tfeai M li.. u. appeal to i ittil id< of tt. n n\ Germany I I war no1 I I i I d
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    PRINCESS AND OFFICER.
    29 7 Romance in Denmark. Reuter. Copenhagen, Nov 24.—Princess Dagmar youngest sister of the King, m Tied Lieutenant Joergen, Casd, a member of the Royal as I old.—Reuter.
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    DEBATE IN THE LORDS.
    94 7 Wanting of Lord Grey. Reuter. London, Nov 24— In the House of rda in the debate on the King's Lord Grey dwelt on the omineharacter of the foreign situation. He de< a r d we were not far off, and bably already reached, a point at
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    ASIATICS IN NORTH AMERICA.
    93 7 Reuter. Vancouver, Nov 24. —Mr Barrow. Minister of Agriculture advocating •n the provincial legis'ature the amI of the British North American Act, to give the province power to prevent Oriental ownership of Is, said that 14,000 acres in the nee were owned and 12.000 leased by
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    99 7 Army and Navy Reductions. Wi are indebted to the Nanyt N'iehi-NLchi Shimbun for the following Tekio, Nov 24.—It is anticipated that rive hundred Naval Officers will be put on the nutired lists including three Admirals, H R H the Prince of Hiropaisu, Fushimi, Sadakiehi Kato and Matohachiro-Nawa. who
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    U. S. A. "ALOOFNESS."
    71 7 President Harding, in a letter written to Representative Mondell, comends T he record of Congress. He The last thing in our thoughts is fn m from the rest of tbe world We wi th to be he'-piul and neighbourly 0 eful, to protect ourselves first and
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    18 7 One group untitled is the F M S I I'tONl^.l. .7- export." t p M 8 olii>al momor«u<l>^u.
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    PREMIER'S MOTION.
    159 7 IRELAND TO DOMINATE THE SESSION. Labour Opposition. Reuter. London, Nov 24.—In the House of Commons, Mr Bonar Law introduced the Irish Free State Constitutional Bill and the Irish Free State Consequential Provisions Bill, the second being a formal bill in connection with the first. The first division of
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    INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS.
    192 7 Delegates in Singapose. For several days various international delegates who are participating in the discussions of the Oriental Congress of the League of Red Cross Societies, which is to bo held at Bangkok from Nov 29 ta Dec 8, have been gathering in Singapore and this morning
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    INCOME TAX.
    162 7 Ghostly Protest (To the Editor of th-J "Pinang Gazette.") Sir—The two local Chamber» c* Commerce are w.se 'n th>lir gtLtieratio<n> in refraiming from holding a second protest meti'tir.ig a>;atost the above tax, inasmuch that at the hast, moving held in August, feeling ran so high that a couple
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    139 7 The Engineering Association of Malaya is holding a meeting at Johore Bahru and Singapore on Dec 2 and 3. The term of office of the present F M S Government Town Planner has* been extended for a further term of three years, ending an March, 1925. A Bombay Government Gazette
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    GERMAN RESENTMENT.
    82 7 ATTACK ON ALLIED OFFICERS. A Civilian Outbreak. Reuter. Berlin, Nov 24. —A British and French officer belonging to the InterAllied Control Commission arrived at Ingolstadyt. Bavaria, to inspect the munitions depot and were attacked with clubs and stones by a band of civilians hiding in the vicinity. The
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    LATEX SHIPMENTS.
    130 7 Steamer's Water Tank Used. The Holland Amerikaan?che Plantege Maatschappy at K sa-an, on the East Coast of Sumatra, has for *onie time now been conducting trials for the transport of latex in bulk. Large tanks havt been elected at the main station at Kisaran to hold the latex,
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    A J P'S QUALIFICATIONS.
    104 7 A Woman's Views. When Alderman Miss Smee. J P, of Acton, recently addressed a meeting of the Women's Citizen Association, she gave th following list of essential qualifications whfich in her opinion, a successful councillor should DOe> se-s: t. The digestion of an ostrich. The hide
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    N.E.I. GOVERNMENT RUBBER.
    77 7 Unlucky Forward Sale. Ane'a understands that the entire 1923 harvest of the Government plantations WM r.-cently spc-ld at a price of f 0.40 per half kilogram. If the Agricul ural Department had but waited a while longer, says the "Soer Hamklsblad," the same harvest would have fetched
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    GAMBLING IN MARKS.
    94 7 New York, Oct 3.—The New York "World" to-day, in a special article on "the most gigantic financial delusion in history," Estimates that America has "invested" since the war £240,000,000 in German paper money which to-day is worth not moTe than £14.000,000. In other words, America, the victor
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    51 7 The debt of about twenty million 4oU*h owing by the F M S to the Colony on rice I ontrol has bean reduced by ssore than two-thirds. QnK* a number of Government planUtioiM and experiment:* 1 stations are bean disposed of in the F M S owin.; to retrenchment in
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    800 7 NO ENTERTAINMENT TAX FOR SINGAPORE. A Breach of Faith? A meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held yesterday afternoon in the Board Room, following members being present: lfctwai; R J Farrer, (President), W A Sims, A .1 Anthony, D T F Y Blair, J A Bliss, W P
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    95 8 FOOTBALL. FRIENDLY GAME. A friendly football match was witnessed yesterday oa the S C F A ground between the Chine.* Association and the Straits Youngsters' Football Association, in whicli tbe, latter won by one goal to nil. The only goal was scored by Low Kirn Song in
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    166 8 V M C A TOURNAMENT. Handicap Doubles. Owing to rain yesterday's matches have been postponed. The following are Tuesday's ties: A Van CuyLtaburg and J E Tyler, owe 40 vs W A Balhetchet and X R Scott, owe 40. Lim Bong Soo Woon Seah Leng, plus 3 vs
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    HOCKEY.
    128 8 SCC vs. MIDDLESEX. Th/ 2 following will represent the S C C in th;- above match to be played on Wednesday next at 5 p.m. sharp at Tanglin Barracks. W McMuilen; C Graham Brown, J Ha.yoak; B V] Ablitt, G Paterson, F la Mothe; R E Prentis, R D
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    CRICKET.
    39 8 M C C IN SOUTH AFRICA. Grahamstown, Nov 24.—Grahamstown made 132 for 9 and declared. The M C C made 350 for 5 when stumps were drawn (Sandham 124, Fender GO and Mead 93.) The match was drawn.—Reuter.
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    BOXING.
    1307 8 TERRIBLE COMBAT BETWEEN DEMPSEY AND WILLS. Both Take the Count. Champion pugilists, for a number of reasons, not excluding financial ones, desire to remain champions as long as possible, and therefore battles that really endanger such important titles as "Champion Heavyweight Box.r of the World" are few and far
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    POLO CLUB GYMKHANA.
    37 8 Th"? Singapore Polo Club propose (subject to the approval of the Sporcing Club committee) to hold a gymkhana on the racecourse on a Saturday afLmoon in March. Date and details will be announced later.
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    JUDGE DENOUNCES PROHIBITION.
    180 8 "A Debasing Effect." In h:s annual address as president of the Georgia Bar Association. Judge Arthur G Powell declared in regard to prohibition that in h'.s "calm, deliberate judgment, no enactment of such widespread, vicious, universally debasing effect on our law and the enforcement of it has
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    231 8 Weighs Only lib. But Is Thriving. The tinkst baby in the world has been born at 119, Cadogan-terrace, Victoria Park, Hackney, E, and i» thriving. She is a twin daughter of Mrs Cox and weighed only lib at birth. H-cr sister, weighing t\k lbs, died soon after birth.
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    12 8 (We do not necessarily endorse tbe opinion» expressed by corruspon. dent».)
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    UNEMPLOYED AND PENSIONERS.
    208 8 l r.m, Ll5lNMi?L0Vl5D": l tbank you to grunt me so»no spucc in your mo»t valuable paper to a-dl tbe lol» lo"ing lplescions:— 1. Xre tbere not many unemployed in Maluces? 2. Wby are educat'Ni? our cbil» dren it not tor «be future? 3. Is it tair on
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    166 8 p,"" M.'.VIillttp.N Vonr ".,7'oent on lbo letter on tbe .>,>„, r in your ol 22nd :i, Xprcvt. lrom and "lo ,c tbe Iluluktry." l',e Ul.p.'u! !o li.'lp tbe l?mxll b"!'l< r and not to ,l- l>77' Wl.ll. und lNe Nl-l.'''"!i vbo n,-e dr.»'.'«..':-<- <."> bo" tN,-> > tb'5
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    38 8 Our old friend George Penny in a rjew role! A special cable to a Calcutta contemporary says "The National Unionist, Mr Penny, we known in the theatrical world, is fighting Kingston on the cry "Iv/acuate Palestine and Mesopotamia."
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    618 8 NECESSARY WHERE THERE IS A LARGE POPULATION. His Excellency's address at the meeting of the Federal Council this morning contains matter of general interest to the inhabitants of the Federated States but there is no point, if we omit the vexed question of finance, which will arouse more interest
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    595 9 Singapore, Nor 18, 1922. ArticW. Price. S. c. Meat. Beef steak kati #.51 Beef stew or curry kati 0.47 Pork, kan kati 0.68 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) kati 0.60 Mutton Indian 0.60 Mutton, Australian 0.61 Fowl kati Foul large (3-4 katis) 8 katis. each 1.80
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    50 10 The "World," commenting on Great Britain's deposit of £11,000,000 on account of interest on war loan, gays that no finer example of financial heroism has ever been displayed by any nation. "Only a nation with the very highest moral," it says, "could do what England is doing to-day."
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      368 12 BANKS. P 0. BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which ia affiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd., India. SINGAPORB BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital «5,000,000 Capital Subscribed sad Paid Up £2,594,160 Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape G C M G, KCSL KCIE
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      441 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. 8. A.) OWNED BY TEE NATIONAL CiTT BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 6,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US $10,400,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office: —36 Bishop'gate. Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Montgomery Street. BRANCHES. China:—Shanglxi, Hongkong,
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      425 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital at 660,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability ef Preprietora £8,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City aad Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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