Malaya Tribune, 12 December 1922

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING JiAiL^ Voi. l.'' .No. »1 SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922 FIVE CENTS.
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      470 1 1111 jfOUNEED GLASSES j Consult nd Display of X mas Goods. l Toy 'U > 11.50. Fine little models that will play. Grimm's Fairy T:des. EUnatrated in pretty IriUlfl's «MMT> on Land anift*. Size 36 x 24 inches. Price «2.75 choli. 1 the world's wonders in Price $3.95/ r The
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    A THRILLING SERIAL STORY!
    1648 2  -  "SPEED" By Herbert Crooker SYNOPSIS OF OTHER CHAPTERS. Edwin Stanbury, son of banker J J Stanbury, is mixed up in a defalcation in his father's bank, together with others, and succeeds in prevailing upon Jim Sprague, the cashier, to run away to Philadelphia, while he is
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      301 2 «i i g_______a^jn__^ "HOLLANDIA" I y||fj CONDENSED 1 j ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. I QUALITY GUARANTEED. J Trading Company "Holland" (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) I Agents. f «uaait**»! i I i-tri i i.. mn > i t f ft i i i i J i i 1 •MlilUini!:tiifiitimiiii:iMii!iiiiiiiMiuiiiin™^ I !HERE WE
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      329 2 THINKS THEY SAVED HER BABY'S LIFE. Canadian mothers have known and trusted Baby's Own Tablets for years. Here is one such mother's experience "I think I can thank Baby's Own Tablets for my baby's life. He was badly constipated, but after giving him the Tablets they relieved him almost at
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      301 2 TWICE A DAY TAKE SANATOGEN (The True Tonic Food) It will increase your vitality tone up your nerves —and invigorate your whole system. twice a day means a better day's vvor energy and staying-power means .;iahrer, fresher, and keener all day, in impressing climate. Try it! A famous Profestar of
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    THE LOST CONTINENT.
    412 3 MYSTERIOUS WHITE RACE. When some time ago Colonel Fawcett re-entered the untravelled hinterland of Matto Grosso in search of one more of the "buried cities" of South America, not many people, probably, realised that the object of his search was the original of that strange history of
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    THE CULT OF RESPECTABILITY.
    295 3 The desire to grow respectable, at least to be recognized as respectable in tho prevalent sense, is symptomatic of a crisis in social evolution —when the aims and ideals of arrc generation crumble away before those which inspire an actuate the next. The result* of this
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      751 3 AUCTION SALE. AGENCIES, Ltd., I n r n assignee. 8» 0BD ,n Baheem (in bankruptcy) c m Bras Basah Boad. tructed to sell privately in single lots at their ;;,v os Chambers, Raffles Place, |v e r ic w hole of the stock now to be cleared co-t price. E^yl*
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      416 3 FOR TOILET.—A necessity FOR BATH.—A luxury FOR HAlR.—lndispensable FOR LADIES.—An attraction "MANI OIL" This eweet-scented oil nourishes the body and cools the head. Not only does it prevent the falling off of the hair, but it also makes it more soft and shining by checking its untimely Sreyness and decay.
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      390 3 MARTIN'S A French R.rvu dy for all Irregularities. Thousands if ladies keep.i tx)x Martin's 1 ills in :he house jotliat >.n the lrst %ij(n of any Irregularity of 0m >ystcm a timely d«semay be idnunistcred. Those ho use them recociimend t hem. hence their snomious sale. At all t iMmjisftand
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      403 3 I J V. T>O vril is a food of ±J such vital importance jjg that no household y IPiP*ji?i should ever be without it. *k a Whenever a meal in a N 5 hurry is wanted, when ajf someone feels tired or fi I cn wnene y er aot i
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    641 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Footlight." As previously stated the Alhambra present to-morrow a strong- bill of fare. Miss Dv Por.t will be sven in "a Wonderful Wife," a five reel photoplay depicting life in South Africa. It is a picture which ought to be
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      841 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA THEATRE, BEACH ROAD Programme from Thursday, Dec. 7, to Tuesday, Dec. 12. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. TOPICAL BUDGET British news film A Famous World Classic on The Screen Huge Ballin presents EAST LYNNE" in 7 parts with Edward Tearle and Mabel Ballin Born-anew. The Immortal
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      31 4 "Gets4t" I Cures Corns A, B g C» I AmmmM m\\\mm. "GETS-IT" I Absota&i? e h^°, ln e. Contains noaclds. I WM» b J B- Lftwrenee 00.. Gfaiouo. U. 8, A.
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      387 4 IPIS a*** CHANGE CF PROGRAMMF. 1st Show at 7.30 p. m uKjlI/A^ E TRAILED BY THREE Serial. Iu 15 episodes. 3i reals N 'OKTH BRIDGE To-Bight! Oar Pirsk^ Episodes one, two and three (•even me!*,, MSTtAUSU* 1«! P m 2nd show at 9.15 p ni JUNGLE G0Di)ES c o Col:
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    216 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—sB9% 175 tons sold. Gambier. —No business. Pepper. —No business. Copra. —No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.—Business done. Jelotong.—No business. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $16.00 Java Cube 24.50 Hamburg Cube 23.00 Press Cube 22.00 Sarawak White Pepper 21.75 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, Dec 12. On Loudon Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 7-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-8d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 7-16 d Oa New York— Demand 53 Private 90d s 55 On France Bank 710 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 175% On HongkongBank demand draft P-c.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    51 5 C. of C. Rubber Associt' Ion. Singapore, Dec 12. Pale Crepe Clo»in« Prices. Latest London Cable» quote. London, Spot.— fcibbed Soaoked Sheet Clo»in* I1C€ Buyer» Seller» Spot 48% Jan to March 50Vi 5H4 April to June 63 54 Latest Londoa Cable» quote.—Lo*don, Spot Is 2d. Tone of Market.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    26 5 Singapore, Dec \£> To-day'» closing rubber qnotafcos* *re a« under* New York. —27 cts. London. —Is 2d. Singapore. —48% cts. Tone of Market.—Firm.
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    67 5 Kaudan* Kerbau Ho»pitat, Dec 10, 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. S p m. Bar. RmJ to 32 desr Fah 1016.9 1013.6 lUiD.i Tomn 75 80 .79 r7/i 79i 73 Wet Bulb Ther: 74 7» Dir of Wind N W calm calm Max Temp in shade 81 Min do
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    32 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is equal to $100. The rate of paying of Money Orders from Iadi Ceylon is Rs. 178 equal to $100.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    214 5 ARRIVALS. December 11. Ipoh, Brit 528 tons, Capt Hunter, from Penang, left Dec 9, S S'ship Co Ltd. Medusa, Brit 323 tons, Capt Clark, from Deli, left Nov 9, Mansfield and Co Ltd. Melchior Treub, Dut 1,612 tons, Capt Wyk, from Sourabaya, left Dec 7, K P M.
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    PASSAGE REDUCTIONS.
    232 5 Bihby Line Fares. Messrs Paturson, Simons and Co, Ltd, advise us that they fo.ve now received certain details of the reductions in fares made by the Bibby and Henderson Linos. The Bibby Line single ticket from Rangoon to London now costs $651.43 Us opposed to the o r
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    257 5 The following passengers are pro Deeding to Europe by the s.s. Karmala sailing at 2 p m to-day: Lt Stokes, Mr R E Caradine, Mr J Ferreira, Mr D Ferreira, Mrs Greath's Girl, Miss Gull, Capt A G Smart, Mr and Mrs Webb, Mrs Tufnell's Nurse, Mrs Tufnell
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    186 5 Per Melchior Treub:-Mrs Sassoon Emerij, L Kock, Yacoule Yomef Yado, Ling Chin Chiew, Morij, Fernando, Bee Soeij Teng, Tan Kirn San, Bee Hoat Get, Oka, H L Schram, Soh Han Seng. Jannettewaleu, Philip Logiu, Hagedoom, Apcar, Oen Siang Tjoeng II Worham, Mr and Mrs Tan Seng Chong, Mrs
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    MACPHAIL AND COS REPORT.
    228 5 Singapore. Dec 12. Rubber.—London Is l 7 id, LocaA 48%. Tin.—London £179 17s 6d, Local $89% (155 tons sold.) Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers. —New Serendahs $2.25 to $2.50, Ayer Panas $5.20 to $5.40, Indragiris $4.85 to $5.05, Bassetts 9iyk to $1.02%, Amalgamated Malays $2.25 to $2.55, Malaka
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      205 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. The undersigned have receive! instructions to sell by public auction at their Sale-rooom, Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, Dec 18, at 2.30 p.m. Lota 1 Valuable freehold Building Sites fronting Robinson Road, area 2,160 square feet each comprised m statutory Laud Grant- Nos. 25.91
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      337 5 INCOME TAX ORDINANCE, 1922. With reference to deductions of income tax from salaries or pensions Section 11) and payment to the Collector of the amounts so deducted Rule 10 it is requested that employers wid send in Returns of deductions for the fourth quarter of 1922 (Form L T. 3)
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      252 5 WATCHES. GENTLEMEN WATCHES. 18 Kt. gold case, lever movement, 15 Jewels $100. Wrist 18 Kt. gold case watches, lever movement, 15 Jewels $40. FOR LADIES. Small Ladies wrist watches, 18 Kt. gold case with silk ribbon $36. Gold watches with extensible bracelets, 14/18 Kt. from $50. All klads of metal
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      140 5 difini.itmiiiiHiHi.t'.ii.nni.i i.iii.inf .ii.riiiiiuiiaoi» A DOLLAR OR TWO is of no importance compared I with your eyes. Consult 2 LAZARUS I OPTICIAN, I Medical Hall Building, Z Battery Road. 1 iiiuiTiiniiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiauiDininiiiiniTiiuiiiiiiiJJißnwni F. Z. 2 and 4 H. P. OUTBOARD MOTORS AND HYDRANTS (MADE IN GERMANY.) Stocks and Spare parts kept. For
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      394 5 I 2 15 row. UeC l3 fc ll,or 5 33 p.m. a.m- 0 0 1 l2 Evatt». r S Onn A 1— C '"'co. E»'-» 5 Co fets**" Hall. 8.30. >*tU -Mythology. D 14 a .m, 6.53 P'.m. vernment Kt'j ;L WHa 5 Hal'. 8.30. Hal1 Fnday. I,ef a.m.. P'
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    24 6 BIRTH. SINCLAIR.—December 12, at Maternity Hospital, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sinclair, a son. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922.
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    IS THE OPIUM REVENUE THREATENED?
    784 6 Roughly, half of the revenue of this Colony comes from opium. From the same source comes one-fifth of the revenue of the Federated Malay States. Hence the "threat" to this source of revenue, of which we have heard so much during the past few months,
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    780 6 S E. The Mohamedan Community of Singapore (have arranged a garden party at "Karikal Mahal." the residence of Mr M Kader Sultan, J P 2264 East Coast-road, on Saturday next at 4 p m to bid farewell to the Hon Capt A R Chancellor, I G P, In connection with
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    ESTATE CASE.
    117 6 Descendants' Claim. The hearing of the action concern h« the estate of X M P X Maricar who died intestate in India in 1918 was continued before Mr Justice Barrett Lennard in the Supreme Court this morning. The claim by Katijah Oomal, a sister of the deceased, a
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    NINE SUSPECTS CAPTURED.
    78 6 Alleged Gang Robbers. At about 5 a.m. yesterday Detective Inspector Phear raided a house in Lorong 3 Kaiiang Pudding, and executed the smart capture of nine bad characters. They were a'l arraigned before Mr Gourlay yesterday afternoon and charged with dishonestly retaining stolen property, the proceeds of
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    FORGERY OF A CHEQUE.
    90 6 Armenian Committed for Trial. A M Martin, an Armenian, who was convicted and sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr Gourlay on a charge of cheating in respect of 50 sovereigns, was again produced in the third court yesterday ■Then the preliminary enquiry into the
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT.
    80 6 Supreme Court Case. Tho Acting Chief Justice was engaged this meaning in h aring the aass Kn which Messrs Alex Young and Co Ltd, London, are suing Messrs X S Saiboo Tamby, of Singapore, for broach of contract in respect of some khaki cloth. Mr J
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    UNREST IN TSINGTAO.
    39 6 Steamer Omits Call. Shanghai, Dec 5. The disturbed condition at Tsingt to hay- prompted the China Steam Navigation Co. to cancel the call of the s.s. Teh Shing at that pert, on the way to Chefoo.
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    CRIMINAL APPEALS.
    135 6 The Hon Mr P J Sproule, Acting Chief Justice, was engaged yesterday in hearing police eouit appeals Mr N H P Whitley, D P P, appeased foe the Crown. The first of the four casos before his lordship a*i*j that of a woanar: najmed Nonya, who was represented
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    A BATH IS ALL THAT'S NEEDED.
    87 6 (oi -cderable comment has been going on in Japan with rey ird to the possibility of the soldiers returning from Siberfa being confirmed Bolsheviks. Genera] Ugaki, InspectorGeneral of Military Education, declared in an interview that some of the men seem to have been partly
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    LETTER-BOX.
    12 6 (w do not n Kts "f'T"' dents.) l y cot r
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    A UNIVERSITY FOR JOHORE.
    97 6 «fulness of bu i W H SV E: Johore is duo to f.l 3lv "sJ a f tact o* s Present hav- "tl th.- ta-diw, the crow.:,,. build a Univers u- f s '-l '-ra.Cj f or I m this country »ho w, the, r BitSldtS,
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    46 6 (From Our Own C I Estates, Ltd, Johore, is in flu < enrotßc stomach >, I Reng 1 month of Deeesaber 1 H Hij has h Hay M H< Th i e marr: of Mr D' v. M p 1 ■am ii". s foHy decorate Ltd.
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    137 6 PAPAN TIN MEE: V Fioatin? New Cr,-ip:. (From Our Ov.t? Ccrr?>:"- i* w S'n.a; -re, i. 11 At the seconii anr.ual :.e fog of Pa pan Tin iir A. .nr.. p s.ding, said the 1 cvni] :iy v.., f ra m times when there v.". *J J t.n would fa!!
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    SIR LAURENCE'S LETTER.
    74 6 Previous Ariniinis'n- ;r- I Sir Laorence Gaffi famous answer to the >' the Association at Br r. te I M S r-i a res, H some responsil ty en min'st rab rs, has tin interesting replies tram, first the A B M itself, thirtf y, from Bar
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    61 6 CHINA'S BANDIT--Diplomatic Action. Peking, D- c 5 The Corps Diplomatique pointed a oi officials io leave fur Dc c 7. j They will consult with and Chin can be; taken to u} Japan to Aft- In vkw of ernment. it is stated h r5 :e ask the other Powers w
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      23 6 jAjCTOCEIf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    LATEST REPARATIONS POSITION
    112 7 rf DISAPPROVES OF OCCUPATION m OF THE RUHR. COMPROMISE MAY BE REACHED. Reuter. Dec 11. -0{ t Re conference of Premiers this afternoon, this morning to decide their attitude to the the ct inference. The French and Belgian r t |y. It is understood in well-informed quarters
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    GERMAN ANGER.
    156 7 London, Dec 11. ve German quarter in London, Reuter is informed, A" 3 V... prerch suggestion! that the German note was only pressur. of the threat to occupy the Ruhr. On the ftL n Q 0V t rnmert would r.ot have produced the plan if it thought such
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    OCCUPATION FORESHADOWED.
    83 7 London, Dec 11. rr j n French circles that the Allies will undoubtedly grant j r.d for a moratorium from Jan 15, but the occupation cf cur simultaneously as a pledge of Germany's good faith 'f.... re financial ref rms. The French report adds that tho r r
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    EARLIER CABLES.
    162 7 h\CE YERf STUBBORN. Reuter. ndon. Dec 11. f :5e Erit'sh Cabinet j morning. Ubc rs tonference apparently j.. skvin until the sion 01 in Pr Hi:. t.j: last night to find r:: f ti.? cr The belief i :hat there '.viil not be em i aft r the
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    COMMERCE.
    74 7 I Kwvtr's Report. *M*illom, Dec 11. r 1 a tigress Sfcretarj of Commerce, the stablish- f ide zone- in the üb•rpresent system of R s with a view to in--01 ade carried caa h a radical re- tees and revision required -jf travellers ry m asurea can merdefinrtion of
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    TREATY.
    38 7 Somatic Success. DeC 11. that r s tes dis- I on all rgression the v C;n and the Rustrning I die- *en» uss an s de- reduce the to (00 000. a, I ..v r -K they
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    27 7 (XT! nr. J I-XHEVISM. Movement. P,^ ndon Dec 1L tiu 'i n Corre spondent movent In the Caureceived b y agit- >bt s a: tho Mohaa danger-
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    KU KLUX KLAN'S AIMS.
    75 7 A Dramatic Episode. New York, Dec 11. A white robed and white hooded member of the notorious Ku Klux Kan, for the suppression of which there has recently been much agitation all over America, mounted the i pit of the Baptist Church at Brooklyn and read
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    TSINGTAO EVACUATED.
    96 7 Local Rebels Active. Shanghai, Dec 11. A telegram received at Tientsin from states that tne formal transfer of the administration to the Chinese was effected on Dec 10 with a minimum of ceremony. The remaining Japanese troops are leaving en Dec 14. A telegram from Tokio, Dec 9,
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    A CORRECTED SPEECH.
    73 7 Reuter. London, Dec UU A correction of Sir J W Macleay'fe speech on Dec 2 reads: By the gradual introduction of modern constitutional and juridical methods and a ...mewhat less suspicious attitude to--9 ards international relations and foreign co-operation in the development of her treat natural resources
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.
    14 7 Santiago Chile, Dec 11. Violent earthquake shocks were felt here this mornings—Reuter.
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    OIL BEHIND IT?
    125 7 CHICHERIN S ATTACK ON BRITAIN. Whose Illusion? Reuter. Paris, Dec 11. Interviewed by a representative of the Humanite" at Lausanne, M Chicher t in declared that Russia would not .sign an agreement opening the Black Sea to war fleets and violating the sovereignty of Tux-key. It was
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    ACCUSATION AGAINST CURZON.
    105 7 Reuter. London, Dec 11. Allegations that Lord Curzon did not acquaint his colieagues with the plight of the Greek it-rmy before the debacle in Asia Minor were disposal of in the Hous3 of Commons when Mr Bonar Law stated thait the correspo d.iTjCe of Gen Gounar and
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    EMPIRE CUSTOMS.
    30 7 Canada and Australia. Reuter. Melbourne, Dec 11. Preliminary negotiations have been completed for a reciprocal customs arrangement between Canada and A v st ra 1 i a. —Reuter.
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    ST FRANCIS XAVIER AND MALACCA.
    384 7 Malacca, Dee 11.—On March 22, 1550. the body of St Francis Xavier war. brought to Malacca from tho island of San Slang and was .aid in the Church on St Pau's IP'!. On December 11, the same year, that is exactly 3G9 years ago to-day,
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    37 7 General Chan Chiung-nting has instructed the Municipal and Finance Departments at Canton to proceed immediately with selling various Government properties to relieve the financial stringency. It is anticipated that the properties will be disposed of by auction.
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    NEW BATTLESHIPS.
    92 7 BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S DECISION. No Discussion Allowed. London, Dec 11. In the House of Commons in reply to cpue?.ticns Mr Bonar Law stated that the Government had decided to lay down the two new battleships which must be laid down by Dec 31 under the Washington Treaty. He regretted
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    NEWS FROM CANTON.
    262 7 The Kwangsi Situation. Canton, Dec 4. Owing to lack of centralization of power, Kwangsi Province has been placed in a state of unrest and the province is now under the charge of five military leaders. 1. Wuehow and its neighbourhood An under the influence of the Cantonese
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    PEKING POLITICS.
    75 7 The New Premier. Peking, Dec 5. The President, in a tel rram to Marsha] Tsae Kan, says he merely asked Mr Wang Tah-reh to form a new Cabinet with a view to settling the Shantung issue and maintaining the status quo. The President adds that the Premier is
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    "TOO BUST."
    236 7 Public Life in the F M S. Is the public in the F M S really desirous of more direct representation On the Federal Council, asks a writer m the "Tinua of U4*aw" The Sclangor paper rather doubts it and I have my doubts too. for the man,
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    ALOR GAJAH RUBBER.
    390 7 DIRECTORS' THIRTEENTH REPORT. The following is the Directors' Report and Statement of Accounts for the year ended September, 30, 1922, showing a loss of $11,251.61. To which has to be added the balance brought forward from last year, viz 5,432.02 Making a total of $16,683.63 which your
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    BISHOP THOBURN.
    248 7 Pioneer Missionary in Malaya. Wah regard to the death at his house in Pennsylvania of Bishop Thoburn, the founder of the Amerlw n od&at Episcopal Mission of Malaya, at the ripe old age of 86, the "Malayan Observer" says Before be came to Malaya Bishop Thoburn had accomplished
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    27 7 Mr B F Gomes apprentice Overseer P W D Mattfßßl has been successful in the recent exj .onination and was appointed Overseer Grade 111 from November, 1922.
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    557 8 FOOTBALL. VOLUNTEER TOURNAMENT. S R E Beat SVC. The first game of the Volunteer tournament was played on the S C C ground yesterday when the S R E <v) team beat the S V C team. The lack of combination was evident on both sides, particularly
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    THE TURF.
    81 8 LOCAL JOCKEY IN RANGOON. On the second day of the autumn meeting of the Rangoon Turf Club, O'Connor a well-known local jockey, took two first places and one second place. He won on Bikhu, in the race for the Rangoon Plate, rode Mahaifjie to victory in the Dwarf
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    RUGBY.
    368 8 MALAYA CUP. Singapore vs. Malacca. Our Malacca correspondent comments as follows on the above match: Malacca gave a vastly improved display on Saturday in the Malaya Cup Match against Singapore, in fact in recent years Malacca has rarely shown so much dash, and there was a good deal of
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    BOXING.
    152 8 IMPORTANT COMING EVENTS. On Friday, at 3.45 pjn. there will be a matinee for school children at the Boxing Stadium when both "Battling Key and E "Roots" will give special skipping and shUdow boxing exhibitions. On Saturday, Seaman Baker, 10.8, meets Edwin de Souza, 10.4, in the return fight.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    124 8 V M C A DOUBLES HANDICAP. Yesterday's Play. Lim Bong Soo and Woon Seah Leng, plus .3 beat Tho Sin Hin and Ang Tiauw Ann, scr. 6—B, 3—6, 6—4. C J Stephen and S E Newberry, scr. beat R F Voelker and J Duguid, owe, 15 6—2, 6—l.
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