Malaya Tribune, 15 December 1922

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. "Vol. 294 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15» 1922.
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    A THRILLING SERIAL STORY!
    1629 2  -  "SPEED" By Herbert Crooker Adapted from the Patheserial by Charles Hutchison Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc. SYNOPSIS OF OTHER CHAPTERS. Edwin Stanbury, son of banker J J Stanbury, is mixed up in a defalcation in his father'p bank, together with others, and succeeds in prevailing upon
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    NO MORE NEED FOR CASTOR OIL.
    137 2 BABY'S OWN TABLETS BRING JOY TO THE NURSERY. Children often conceal their sufferings from pure dread of the horrible, nauseating, griping medicines administered to make them well. Castor Oil is a terror to most little ones. In Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children's remedy,
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      207 2 mii«iin«n«n«ii»i»uii«nn«uillliau»u«u«»■n-u«i.ii—....i.....— I HUjLLAISDIA j ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS USED. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Trading Company "Holland" (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) j Agents. I HERE WE ABE! I Another Substantial Reduction I IN j PRICE but not in t QUALITY OF OUR FAMOUS I "OLYMPIA" TH II WW M> J»» GENT'S LIGHTEST STEEL BICYCLE m
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      161 2 FRESH STOCK 1923 F. H gyre's Tenmshdlls $10 00 pc r doz. Badminton Sets Ist Quality $35 00 2nd 25 00 Cheap M 20 00 Special i g B*Jls, Sets ird Footballs ROSE Co., Ltd, 387, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. USEFUL BOOKS FOR KM \S PRESENTS TO THE YOUNG AND
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      416 2 Raw Linseed Oil. 1 Et*» 5 KSSzL THOMAB mTBBTTCK SON m--. 5 «'ij 5 ©> SLOAN'S PENETRATES! WITHOUT RUBBING! s Relieves all J I W&zm? Nerve Pains fepS«S; 1 V p3. v.li-.ul!II m a \m^^ mmmmmmmmma I An Invaluable Remedy for SCIATICA and Ch other NERVE PAINS. jff If you're
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 3 (W« d» not necessarily endorse tht opinions expressed by eorreepoadents.)
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    ROOM FOR A UNIVERSITY.
    108 3 From "DISINTERESTED": Tha letter emanating from ths pen of Mr Leow Goh Swee gives me such surprise that I wish to inform him through your paper that he is labouring under a misapprehension when he says that Singapore has no place for the building of a
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    MANDARIN.
    178 3 From Mr S K TS'AI: A gTeat deal has already been said regarding the learning of Mandarin, but I think it will not be too much for me to add a litt'e more. To those who are really anxious about acquiring knowledge of thk important 'anguage, I would advise
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    THE OPIUM PROBLEM.
    298 3 Discussed at Bangkok Conference. Before the plenary session on Nov 30, the delegates to the Oriental Red Cross Conference, in Bangkok, met informally in order to draw up a scheme for the order of business and to appoint a series cf sub-committees, says the Siam Observer." Opium
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      780 3 AUCTION SALE. b AGENCIES, Ltd., AonFH OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. 81 umaU Baheem (in bankruptcy) re ISB Bras Basah Boad. instructed to sell privately in single lots at their lid b i^ e r C )m Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, ■f« fhe whole of the stock now to be cleared
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      600 3 AUCTION SALE. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. The undersigneJ have receive 1 instructions to sell by public ■.action at their Sale-rooora, Raffles Cnambers, Raffles Place, On Monday, Dec 18, at 2.30 p.m. Lota 1 Valuable freehold Building bites fronting Robinson Road, area *,160 squire feet each lot, com p rise J in
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      266 3 [i f I ■JJi mm£ Let Sanatogen bring You New Health and Nerve Power Let to-day be a turning point in your life —the day when you took your first drink of Sanatogen In a few weeks' tim: you will be glad you obeyed the impulse—and sincerely grateful ;or the
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      127 3 THE DARKENING SHADOW. Have you commenced to feel shooting, throbbing pains, darting through your face and your temples —Can't sleep, awake all night— worry, suffer, fret. That's the story of Neuralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the applica- tion of Little's Oriental Balm. Rub into the face, or
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      350 3 In the moist heat of this tropical climate one can never feel safe from catching a chill. The least exertion causes excessive perspiration and then, either a Budden gush of wind if out of doors, or the draught from an electric office fan strikes the body in its most vulnerable
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    523 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. I By "Footlirht." The elite of Singapore mustered strong: yesterday at the Goodwood Hall to witness the opening performance of the great Pavlova. Before I comment on the show proper, I must clear up a point which has thrown reflection on
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      836 4 AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. AN EVE S FILM REVIEW AN EXCELLENT WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION Featuring one-time famous serial star PEARL WHITE IN BEYOND PRICE In 7 reels. Is the story of a neglected wife who wishes she was happier. She writes three big wishes
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      120 4 FOR TOILET.—A necessity FOR BATH.—A luxury FOR HAlR.—lndispensable FOR LADIES.—An attraction "MANI OIL" This sweet-scented oil nourishes the body and cools the head.NNto t only does it prevent the falling off of the hair, but it also makes it more soft and shining by checking its untimely and decay. It
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      60 4 BOXING. RETURN FIGHT. EDWIN DE SOUZA 10.4 vs SEAMAN BAKER 10.8 (10 Ronu is) AT Boxing Stadium M. B. E. Ground CHIN BENG vs V. A. HUET '3 Rounds Vee Kirn Seah, G. Phmg and others. On Saturday, December 16. Prices $3. $2. $1. and 50 cts. ookingat G. H.
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      326 4 [gaiety] I Z A VICTORIA THEATRE ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT In the 2nd Show at 10 O'clock. MAX LINDER NORTH *2<« IN HIS LATEST GOLDVUN PICH'fiE Win^T A super c, mecy of the highest order ILII W WNCM presented by PA THE a BE MY WIFE THS saw u£L As presented
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    GEYLANG ENGLISH SCHOOL.
    199 5 A Closing Function. The Geylang English School, a branch of the Anglo-Chinese School, came to a close on Wednesday after about eight years of existence. The staff of this schorV are all Christians. In order duly to mark the occasion, the children of the school were assembled
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    111 5 London, Dec 12, 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 12,3. Tin is quoted at £176.17.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 29.- for fair flake*. Gambier is Quoted at IU- in London. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 14.56 Egyptian cotton at 17.65. Black
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    58 5 Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Dec 13, 1922. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9 pmB„. Red to 32 i3^10U 6 1013 .3 Temp 80 85 80 Wet Bulb Ther: 77 80 DirofWind NW NW calm Max Temp in shade 86 Min do do 74 Max in Sun 130 Min on Grass
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    32 5 The fourth issue of the "Our Own Quarterly" will be published m the middle of next month and contributors and advertisers are requested to send in their copy as soon as possible.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    216 5 iO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin to-day.—sB9l4 160 tons sold. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.—No business. 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 14
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    EXCHANGE.
    88 5 Singapore, Dec 15. f Ju London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 31-32 d Demand 2s 4 l-16d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 3-8 d «)a New York Demand 54 Private 90d,s 56 On France Bank 710 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 175% I)n Hongkong— Bank demand draft
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    77 5 C. of C. Rubber Associc'loa. Singapore, Dec 15. Pale Crep« Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lo* don, Spot.— m. tybed Smoked Sheet Closing Price. Buyers Sell em Spot 47 48 Jan to March 49 50 April to June 52*4 53^ Latest London Cables quote.—x^ondon, Spot Is 2d. Tone
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    MR D M D STEPHEN'S APPEAL DISMISSED.
    80 5 Judgment was delivered on Dec 4 in Colombo in the interlocutory appca taken by Mr D M D Stephen against he order of Mr Alien Beven who refused the application to have the warrant against him, issued under lection 950 of the Civil
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    9 5 WAITED. —A competent male Shorthand required immediately for testimonials.
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    DEVON ESTATE.
    1242 5 SMOOTH WORKING OF THE RESTRICTION SCHEME. Annual General Meeting. The annual general meeting of Devon Esthtes (Malacca) Ltd, was held at the registered offices' of the company, French Bank buildings, at noon yesterday, Lieut Com F W F Fegen, R N, took the chair, and others present were
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      458 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER. More than two million men and women have adopted the I.C.S. method of training. This is du»e to the fact that an L C. S. student can acquire the necessary training to qualify for a responsible position without interfering in any way with his present occupation. The
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      447 5 0 AND WHERE- ,pjtta mart. 4 rrtoi. 5 -T.15 8 6 pm r-;j e «hH^> PV Barker s. i*P u'J-'s Matinee, Stadium, Chi^ re r Malay Co t Chinese J V1 R C groundglJL* Ha«. Xo-morro*. Dec 16 ,_4 a.m., P' m K S c, X II, r f Soccer
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      181 5 with the corners or part of the ends cut cannot be passed at the book rate. The inscription of any message however brief, of the nature of a' letter on a Christmas card renders the packet liable to be taxed as a letter. It is, however permissible to add in
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    CONCERNING THE TRAMWAYS.
    763 6 We have suggested that the public are entitled to more information than has as yet been vouchsafed with regard to the tramways. It is a long long while since first negotiations were opened for the acquiring of the undertaking by the Shanghai Company, which specialises in the
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    712 6 Rubber (Spot) is quoted at 50 sen in Tokio. Mr J A Rus«*ll Is on tt visit to Singapore. A speci-al souvenir picture of Madam Pavlova appears on page S. The Shell Transport Co declare an ii tcrim dividend of 23 free of tiax.— Router. From the Singapore Agency of
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    FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY.
    301 6 Annual Meeting. The annual meting of the Singapore Family Benefit Society was hcid rit the Victoria Memorial Hall, yesterday afternoon. There was a fair attendance and Mr See Teong Wah presided. On the proposal of the chairman the report of t<he committee ending June 30 1922 was
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    $1,250 DIAMOND RING.
    284 6 Mohamedan Merchant in the Dock. >c case in which Abdul Sukor stands ahoaged with cheating in respect of one diamond rir.g valued a: $1,250, belonging to Munusamy Chctti;<r, of 28 Ait .b-s tree t, was heard before Mr Dr.wson yesterday after- noon. It appeal's that both the
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    156 6 Before the acting Chief Justice, the Hon Mr P J SprouCe, in the Supreme Court yesterday, an action was heard in which MRUS Sockalingam Chit y sued Tan Ml-ng Song and his wife a.~<d mother, Tan Hong Gek and Lim Ah Poh, for recovery of $2,250, balance due on a
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    CHINESE TOPICS
    667 6 BY "FLTZEP IT The I* t Pru f Chln > WW concern i„ J >>»<ls shares in the r" 1 4 Kuenan. B Ef. CkJ a» edit, of :b i "weal Monthly, r a b'-' "'H tuition b, u i.--;, 3^- v. H M»e, ar.d r taprowment in
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      23 6 Jj&jCTOCEVf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NaZSTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    TURKEY JOINING THE LEAGUE.
    194 7 ,j[i<ANNE CONFERENCE TAKES A GOOD W STEP FORWARD. MINORITIES PROPOSALS ACCEPTED. Reuter. Lausanne, Dec 14. meeting of the Minorities* was IPU :t of Lord Curzon'; strong attitude the Turks «d their standpoint and definitely promised to join tbe L. Lord Curzon expr.s ed pleasure and the
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    THE TENSION RELIEVED.
    93 7 Reuter. London, Dec 14. r- firmness supported, by France and Italy, triumphed d eg all the points the Allies demand except as> dof nal home for Armenians. Turkey's decision tr.clu-ion of peace has eased the tension at expected to shorten the duration' of the conference and understanding
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    & WASHINGTON.
    17 7 WASHINGTON. fcfction Next Month? Paris, Dec 14. s anpatvUlsnbmrt th. Washington n the r ent in Janu-
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    CONFERENCE?
    106 7 Reuter. n, D c 13. Vv.-; Bill iv >. the Comnitt makes a h Britain. t an agreeK»:ki future construction es cf not < xc< d 1 g ■4«nd all castes of miliI onl i ;raft. The come d sarma- did not limit the -.rsh:ps and saya Us reached
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    ADVANCE.
    36 7 p Pippin? Gold. ata York, Dec 14. H£> with the advance in Z/\ rept rts ar <? to-day L Br: 'n Governcredits and ™*1 in the United L *-me wfaen sterling Z 1 mart in London-
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    IN RUSSIA.
    20 7 Moscow Itaka r i ie n on-payment km eat in Ural and are rapidly u are suffering Ukraine-
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    STATE LOAN.
    8 7 Reuter. S«V^ bled a state fetter.
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    OIL. METALS AND COTTON.
    100 7 World Shortage Predicted. Reuter. London, Dec 14. A sensational forecast regarding the future was made by Sir Edward Mackay Edgar, the well-known bank, r, interviewed on his return from Am- ■>.. who said that the American demand for oil, metals and cotton wa> asing at such
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    RIOTS IN BENGAL.
    50 7 Strikers vs. Police. Reuter. Adlahabad, Dec 14. Serious rioting, arising from a strik- 1 at the Bengal and Nagpur cotton mills, occurred at Rajnandgaon. Crowds stonsd the police who were arresting disturbers.. The police fired, kiiiing one and wounding nine. Seventeen of the police wore injured. —Reuter.
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    OCCUPATION OF RUHR.
    50 7 Clemenceau Opposes It. Reuter. Paris, Dec 14. Interviewed by the "Petit Pari s en's" correspondent before sailing from New York, M Clemenceau declared that he was opposed to the occupation of the Ruhr and suggested that the Anglo-French disagreement should be submitted to Mr Harding's arbitration. —Renter.
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    COLLISION AT SEA.
    37 7 British and Japanese Ships. Reuter. Algiers. Dec 14. The British steamer Clan Mactavish and the Japanese steamer Eriemaru collided. Both were slightly damaged. The former proceeded and the latter will remain temporarily for repair.—Reuter.
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    WOODROW " COMING BACK."
    45 7 WOODROW COMING BACK." Reuter. New York. Dec 14. It is announced that ex-Prosidmt Wftaon severs his partnership with the law firm Wilson and Colbv on Dec 31. The foregoing coupled with Wilson's imnroved health, is regarded M foreshadowing the ex-President's active re-entrance into politics. Reuter.
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    37 7 Reuter. London, Dec 13. The Portsmouth South bye-election, earned by the resignation of Major H R Cayzer, resulted as follows:— Coon"! Leslie Wilson (Conservative) 14 301. Mr Thomas (Independent) 8.434 Conservative Majority 5,867. No change.—Reuter.
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    EUROPE'S REMEDY.
    458 7 DISCUSSION IN HOUSE OF LORDS. The American View. Reuter. Washington, Dec 14. Addressing the National Association of Credit Men. Mr Burton a member of the Allied Debt Funding Association, opined that the remedy for Europe did not lay in the cancellation of indebtedness to America but in the
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    JAPANESE IN SIBERIA.
    71 7 Question in the House. Reuter. London. Dec 14. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr C P Trevelyan. who suggested approaching the other powers represented at the Washington conference with a view to joining in friendly representations to Japan to withdraw her troops from the Russian
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    NEW ZEALAND ELECTIONS.
    48 7 Government's Bare Majority. Reuter. Wellington, Dec 14. The complete result of the elections shows the state of the parties to be Government 38, Opposition 20, Labour 17, Independent five. The majority of the latter are pledget! not to outvote Mr Massey on a nonconfidence motion.—Reuter.
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    TROOPS LEAVE DUBLIN.
    48 7 Reuter. The evacuation of the remainder of the British troops from Dublin has begun. The Free Stater* took over from the guards at the Viceregal Lodge and occupied several barracks, whence the troops marched out with bands playing and colours flying amidst ebbing crowd®.— Reuter.
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    VALUEESS PROPERTY.
    370 7 ENGLISH DIRECTORS IN THE DOCK. Supposed Chinese Mines. London, Dec 14. Enever and Bennett and al-jo Leslie Ernest Hayr.:s are charged at the Westminster Police Court with "conspiracy with others to cheat per ons who could be induced to invest money in the Humphry and Denman Company." The
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    POISONED CHOCOLATES.
    76 7 Attempt on Home Secretary. Reuter. London, Dec 14. A parcel of chocolates addressed to the Home Secretary was delivered at the Home Office. The police found arsecic in s:rte i in the same way as in the choco'ates sent to Brig-Gen Horwood recently. The parcel was posted at
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    NEW COMMONS SESSION.
    26 7 Reuter. London, Dec 14. In the House of Commons Mr Bonar Law announced that the new session would open on Feb 33.— Reuter.
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    186 7 The Shanghai police have charged Madame Isis. fortune tel'er. with violating an old English law. On the eve of the hearing, she married, becoming an American. A new !Uw prevents her becoming an American but she has lost her British citizenship. The case was ca'led at the British Court. Judge
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    A JOLLY REVUE.
    322 7 A D C's CHRISTMAS SEASON PRODUCTION. When the New Year anives the Singapore Amatev.r Dramatic Comnvlttee will be able to congratulate themselves on scoring several distinct successes in 1922, and we venture to predict that one of the best remembered will be "The Fc« lies of 1922."
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    VEXATIOUS PROSECUTION.
    211 7 Gambler's Wife Acquitted. A Chinese washerwoman employed by the wife of NY Kirn Chay. of .".8 Norris-rcad, was eharg-d by her m:strcea :t the second court, before Mr Dawaoa yesterday, with tbe theft of f r ringl I B pair of .gold bangle and a silver bolt, all
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    85 7 November Outputs. Boustead and Co., Ltd., Agents: Buloh Kasap Rubber Plantations Ltd. Output last month 14,600 lbs. Total to date 122 996 fe» Gidek Rubber Estate Ltd. Output last month 32,518 lbs. Total to date 304 050 lbs. Malakoff Rubber Co. Ltd. Output last month 34.000 lbs. Total
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    116 7 Information has been received that an interim dividend on the ordinary shares of Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Co., Ltd., has been dec'ared at the rate of 5 per cent per annum free of tax. Mr Harold Jeans, proprietor of the "Iron and Coal Trades Review" and 1 two other trade journals,
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    1259 8 HIS EXCELLENCY'S REVIEW OF PRESENT POSITION. The Bishop's Speech. The annual general meeting of the Children's Aid Society was held at Government House yesterday morning, H E Sir Laurence Nunns Guiliemard presiding, and Lady being also present. Tho Secretary having read tho notice convening the meeting, and
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    22 8 Mr H C Taylor, Chief Court Inspector, Kuala Lumpur, is seriously ill. Inspector H Lloyd is at present acting as Court Inspector.
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    PAVLOWA.
    671 8 BRILLIANT SUCCESS AT GOODWOOD HALL. Anna Pavlowa and her accomplished ballet kept a large audience in a state of great enthusiasm for over two hours at Goodwood Hall last evening. It was a notab'e triumph over adverse circumstances. What those circumstances were need not be fully entered into here—suffice
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    97 8 FOOTBALL. SEOW EWE BOON CUP. Result of the Final. In the final of the Seow Ewe Boon Cup yesterday on St Joseph's ground the School XI defeated F de Souzi's XI by two goals to nil. "Tom Tiddler" «.end® us a highly interesting report which we shall
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    BOXING.
    136 8 TOMORROW'S PROGRAMME. The foFowing is the official programme of boxing lit tho Stadium tomorrow night: Jim FnJoud 6.3 vs. M Sawal 6.3 (3 rounds). Ong Chin Beng 7.13 vs. V A Huet 7.10 (3 rounds). G Phang 8.2 vs. L Huet 8 (4 rounds). Exhibition. Battling Key 9.4 vs.
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    CRICKET.
    107 8 S R C vs. MIDDLESEX. The following wi'l represent the S R C vs the Band of the Middles x Regiment at cricket to-morrow on the S R C ground commencing at 2 p in:— W A Keyt. T Leijaefaa, H G G Bates, 8 Ste\\c:rt, T Cordeiro, M
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    LOCAL CHRISTMAS FUND.
    125 8 Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The following subscription® are gratefully acknowledged:— Mr J A Flina $10 E A Elias 10 W E Hooper 7 0 m J Meyer ft) Mrs Swindell 5 Messrs Henderson Bros. 25 Mrs Lowther Kemp 10 Mr E C H Wolff 10 Mrs Lee
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    COUNTERFEIT COUPONS.
    89 8 Opportunity makes the forger as well a, the thief, and th e coupons issued by the Controller of Rubber Exports' department have been subjected to the sinoerest form of flattery. Although the effort is a very poor one we must hail the forger as a benefactor; for the
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      258 8 CHEVROLEI I CARS I THE 1922 model five- seater touring car fitted I with electric self-tarter, I dynamo lighting, Magnet, I ignition, electric horn, I speedometer, detachable I rims, double folding anal I screen, one-man hood with I glass in rear, aide cuitains, I etc. Benzine consumption. 3 30 miles
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    601 9 Singapore, Dec 9, 1922. Article. P r i ce< c. MEAT. Roef steak kati 050 Beef stew or curry kati 0 45 Pork, lean kati 0.68 l*ork. lean and fat (Ist quality) M kati 0-58 Mutton Indian 0.60 Mutton, Australian o!61 Fowl kati Fowl large (3-4 katis)
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1523 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LVALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Dec 15. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. NOVEMBER 11, 1922. le*ue Paid Val. Up. 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 2|- 2|- Anglo-Java 0 2 0 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay
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      143 9 PftfNJC WINE A 1 j\ Invigorates L •!„.•> TONIC is a Restornt of ii s. It is F a Palatable ad Ir n with It Stimuns the the Blood. f*J Ovi '-wrought 1 and Chlorosis, and n by Worry find it a For Conr lete ree ob_i ur town imme-
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    THE BIG THREE.
    682 10 NO NEED TO HIT THEM BELOW THE BELT. "A LittU Learn Damning." In epite of the misgiving* of one of our Singapore contemporaries the destinies of British Malaya are still in the hands of the High Commissioner, the Chief Secretary FMS •nd the Colonial Secrutary in Singapore.
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    ROADHOGS.
    95 10 A Novel Punishment. London, Nov 24.—1t is announced that 10 Detroit motorists who were convicted of driving at an excessive speed were taken to the morgue and compelled to gaze on the bodies of seven persons killed by the motor cars. They were ordered to raise their right hands
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      435 10 ry_= l 1 'JOlenburgs 1 Milk Food No. I jj I Solves Three Problems, one of which j j 1 every Mother has to face. Where {Breast Feeding wholly Fails \n "Alienburys" Mil!: Food No. 1 is practically identical in I 9fH compo*,tion with human milk, end is entirely suited
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      282 10 SKIN YOUNG. I DV giving your skin the benefit Tj D of the Ven-Yusa treatment all the charm and beauty of a V B clear and youthful complexion I are assured. y Ven-Yusa is distinguished H from ordinary toilet creams by P the fact that it bathes the skin J
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      285 10 im TRUCKS Price $30.00 No. 1651. No. 1652. A full-strapped Taper Truck designed to meet the demand of a cheaper Market. Price $20.00 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settleme -.tv. SINGAPORE. fltntegrs "We're so glad you are j I getting well again, Daddy.*' I What a feeling of
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      271 10 SAfiJhGS LINE. Kitano Maru Haruru Jl ani I UVBM )OL LINE. Tatsuno Maru I Tsuruga Maru 8 HAMBURG LINE. 1 Lisbon Maru I -Mito Maru j YORK LINE V, A j SOUTH AMERICAN JNl> BOMBAY LINE. I Nagato Maru I laKaoka Maru fl Kamakura Maru ~9 CALCUTTA LINE. Tokushima Maru
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      442 11 SAILING. RRiTISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. JPIUI*" laCorp orated m England.) PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. *p ORIENTAL S. M. CO, C ntract with His Majesty's Government. f \K-£ASTERN SERVICE. Vroin LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Froa about Dec 13 about Dec 24 1923 (Transport) about Jan j about Jan M about Feb
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      451 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. O. S. K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore vsubject to cbaage witnout previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseille. London, Hamb.rg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, ria Colombo, Snea and Port Said. Shunko Maru arr Dec 23 dep 24 *Atlas Maru arr 15 dep 16 *Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINI For San Praaasco,
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      447 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS MnntMS muiajrs *°<i tnom Australia for cargo only, caJllaf a* Hatevia, Sourabaya. Fremantle, Adelaide. Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1522 Arriving Singapore Sailinr. In port a*. "EURELIA" Dec 17 1923 1923 Jaa IK aa. EMITA" Jan 20 Feb 12 sa. ECHUCA Feb 17
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      494 11 STEAMER SAILING. bibbyljnl Of fast twin screw mail passenger steamers between RANGOON, COLOMBO, MARSEILLES AND LONDON with through connection from Singapore and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Leave Leave Steamer Rangooa About Steamer Rangooa About 1922 1923 Gloucestershire Dec 21 Oxfordshire Apr 12 1928 Laacashire Apr 26 Oxfordshire Jaa 4 Yorkshire May
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      79 11 Hugo Stinnes Lines. (Incorporated ia Germany.) Regular monthly freight an! Pa«9nger r mn "S^- hr rT U i h 13,u9d ad Granted t > U. X.. SciniinavUn and Baltic Ports. OUT WART) ROTINn pnp HnLrrmT, F R Ho am JAPAN SS?^^* 0 -tovit UecenbarlO s.s. »LUi> 5 |D }R f
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      547 12 WANTED. W A N T E TO BUY.—Scrap Silver, such as broken buttons, broken wares, etc., large or small quantity, good price offered. Apply to Box 31, c/o Malaya Trihune." TO LET. TO LET.—Two sections ln Raffles Chambers. Apply to the Secretary, Garden Club. TO LET —Furnished as from Ist
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      535 12 BANKS. BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is affiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd., India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed aad Paid Up £2,594,160 Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS; The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape G C M G, XC S I, X
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      436 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated im the U. S. A.) OWNED BY TEE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 5,000,000 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 Franciscc Office:—232 Montgomery Street. BRANCHES. China:—Shaaglti, Hongkong, Canton,
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      430 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE t4, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street Muar 77-79 Jalan SuleimanBatu Pahat 109 Jalaa Rahamat Palembang 16, Ilir. AGENCIES AT Loadoa, New York, Saa Fraacisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hoagkong, Amoy, Poatiaaak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised $20,000,000
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      424 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in EngJaad by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Baak of England. London Joint City aad Midland Baak, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      391 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated im the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Eeq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek KLi&i»:, rJ»y (Vice CLaiiman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San Hin, Esq. Seah Eng
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      251 12 AND Tei No. 345, Rdiw Te l- No. 17' \1 SUBSCRIPTION K.V.S PAYAJM En W J Per anrnnu »11 H^.i-yearly Pet quarter Si a§ls Copy 5r A Postage Extra cO To Foreign Ji VERY IUXY "MALAYA TRIBUNE'" depend upon itreetidJJ paper. It vil] bM| bare :ncm again* fcqj en days
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