Malaya Tribune, 5 December 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. X. No. 285 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5, 1923.
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      160 1 oALAYA TRIBUNE AND cuiPPING GAZETTE. 0 345. Editorial Dept. j mi 171 Managerial Dept. "Lbscription rates. pA VA!-: fIN ADVAKCE. 8.75 i Postal 50 ct*. per month. I |i:l<!II]l!TIP1MII[llliaiIllIlUllUllU0 J. ROBINSON Co., Ltd.! I SALFORD, ENGLAND. c I PIONEER MANUFACTURERS OF I l LATEST MODEL "SA" BATTERY MACHINE. I N
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      54 1 f I I I I 1^ y your p I %i CHILD'S EYES X Have 'hern Examined J\ I B y o** <rf Our i I f2/ op TOM-E-TRISTS. sgi I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I I 15, South Om! Road, Singapore. I 'mtutut i i i i t i
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    WEMBLEY THE WONDERFUL.
    1207 2  -  ALL ROADS LEAD TO LONDON. By Sir John Foster Fraser. Whenever, in a swift automobUe, I slip from the roar of London-town to Wembley. I am reminded of the amaring Arabia* Nights when a golden city would spring into beting overnight. Bagdad of the story book, howev£fr,
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    LONE MOUNTAIN MYSTERY.
    250 2 Kidnapped man with Wound in Temple. In a d»tch on a bleak mounta side a lonely spot known as Hell Firt Club, the Rathfarnham Civ c Guards fourd a man who had been missing since last July. Though the body was b <Uy decomposed, it was identified
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      463 2 THINGS WHICH KEEP YOU WELL. Wfcotesome food, sufficient exercise and sleep, and cleanliness of body insnde as well as out are fhe chief essentials to good health. Pinkettes keep you clean amd *fU' inside. Used when necessary, they ensure daily rQgiflarity\ gently stimulate the liver, clear the skin, purify the
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      162 2 FOR ACHES AND PAINS. For aches and pans in young and old there is nothing thet will so quickly bring permanent relief and 1 CURE as that sovereign, time-tested and proven remedy— Little's Oriental Balm. For the aches and pains of childhood and youth it is unexcelled. For the Rheumatic
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      141 2 r Jjj wiih discriminating smokers j 555 are the fashion among high- D class Cigarette Smokers. Whether 111 j at Dinner, the Dance, at the Club, t' J cr in ths Heme, 555 convey an gjjj atmosphere of refinement and jj il discrimination. I :'l 555 represent an unapproachII able
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    DARING THE COBRA RIVER.
    793 3 RISKING I IVES IN BORNEO. Eight c n "gentlemen sailors*" who early last spring sailed cut of the Golden Gate for the South Seas aboard the old clipper Narwhal are in a fair way toward) realizing the thing which they set out to seek, namely adventure
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      256 3 fi l!i DONT ARGUE Ml swallow ii lip ARIELL'S I |f|| "WORLD RENOWNED" [i fep Biscuits Cakes j I 8K?^ rf T unr,r P afBef Children and \i I f Infants. |j So/* 4?«nf* Malaya ri* FRANCIS MONK 6? Co f I 12, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. j LATEST HISTORICAL SERIES.
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      202 3 Protect your own and your children's throats against disease. The safest and surest safeguard against such dreaded infectious diseases as Tonsilitis, Influenza, Diphtheria, etc., is to keep a bottle of genuine Formamint Tablets always handy. Manufactured by the original inventors A. Wulfing Co. FORMAMINT The Gera-Killiag Tkraat TakUt Don't Lose
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      56 3 J» No. 1651, $30 m .r wPI .Jrii A heavy type with centre JBft WH\| I No 1652 $22 JSE A full strapped taper truck v| A 5. w-* No. 1651 i NO. 1652 I "CHIVAS DOG'S HEAD 1 j WHISKY ST^ UT J ISOLD EVERYWHERE I agents SI WE,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1044 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." To-day's change at the Marlborough includes a paramount pcture starring Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle in "The Travelling Salesman." In brief the story s sts follows.— Bob Blake, a travelling salesman, helided for Grand River, has fallen asleep, and h's salesmen
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      310 4 AMUSEMENTS. TRIPLE ATTRACTION TO-NIGHT 1 AT THE P3g) Empire Cinema^ AT 3.30 P.M." *^<Zr* Sensational Fight for the Heavyweight Championship of Europe. CARPENTIER- BECKETT See the Famous Dancer, MADAME ANNA PAVLOVA, The Dumb Girl of Portici IN 7 REELS. Id the First Show at 7.30 The screen's most gifted artiste,
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      326 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Sunday, December 2, to Friday, December 7. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS Presents CONSTANCE BINNEY Fay Compton Malcolm Keen IN A Bill of Divorcement t&T IN 6 REELS. (From the stage play by Clemence Dane.) gj A
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      320 4 AMUSEMENTsT^^ FRESH FROM THE CITY NIGHT New 2 Part Mack Seonett Oomedy D T HE treme "d)us popuariu rffei and Sjreen Magazine So. 3878. rolo as "Cycloaa Smith" hag US < In the *nd Show at 9.15 s etu n n another Jff I series that will mat, PERILS OF
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    47 5 VESSELS ARRIVED. Kalyan British 5,661, Japan 5, London 6. Suddahib Siam 803, Bangkok 5, Bangkok 6. HServar Norw. 761, Bangkok 5, Bangkok 6. Patrochis British 6,910, Liverpool 5. Shanghai 7. Edavana British 2,686, Calcutta 5, Calcutta 6. Fook Sang British 1,987, Calcutta 5, Japan 5.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    287 5 By Kalyan this morrsing from Shanghai:—Mr. A. H. Brown, Mr. and Mm. E. CoUiar,, Mr. M. Ewald, (from Hongkong) Mir. M. H. Brohnaji, Lt. Col. Palmer C.8.E., and Mrs. Palmer 0.8. E., Mr. and M>ns. W. H. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. J. Shultz, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
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    51 5 The following ships are in communication with the Wireless Stations at: Singapore:—AJax, Ba.lt c, Edavana, Endieott, Gozan Ma/ru, Hoedic, Iris, Munonan Manx, Poo-tihos, Purnea, Roepat, Tasman, The Lambs, V'Hshtdijk, War Bhanata. Penang:—Andes Maru, Carnarvonsthhre, Cfty of Hankow, City of Quan, Harburg, Ikala, Kawi, Macedonia, Osaka Msunu, Sydlsamd, War 6 ha
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    82 5 C. of C Rubber Association. Singapore, Dec. 5. •ale Crap:? Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest Cables quote. London Spot.— Mbbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers Seller* Spot 49 49V 2 Jan to Maneh 50% 50% April to June 51% 52 T.atest London Cables quota. London Spot Is.
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    146 5 The Station-master Kuala Lumpur reports that mails despatched from by 8 p.m. express yesterday, missed connection with the Kuala Lumpur- Penang express ths morning. Herbert MacGuire, the young Eurafcta) was atfacn produced before Mr. Gourlay, in the Third Polce Court this momng by Mr. R. W. Meredith, Court Inspector and
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    135 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS TIN. To-day, $118,87 per pikul 175 tons sold. PRODUCE. Buyers Sellers Gaimbier $19.50 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 25.25 M xed Black Pepper 16.50 Sundried Copra 12J30 Mixed Copra 11.85 Small Flake Tapioca 12.75 Med. Pearl Tapaoca 13.75 Small Pearl Tapioca 14.00
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    180 5 S ngapore. Dec 5. Th.—London. £237.12.6. Local. Rubber.—London, Is. 2V B d. Tins.—Taipings $1.04 to $1.08, North Tarpifcfeß $1.09 to $1.14 South Taipings $1 to $1.03, Johans 32 to 34 c£*nrts, Monglembus 42 to conts, Talams 26 t>o 29 cents, Peta'tngs 92 to 95 cent*, Ulu
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    159 5 Tin— -£231. 12.6 down 325. 6d. Rubber.—Is. 2%d. down %d. Rubbers.—Dull —Cra-igeleas 54 to 56 cents. Bassetts $1.02 to $1.05, Malaka Pindas $1.43 to $1.46 Kuala S dims $2 to $2 10, Mentakabs 20 to 22 ceJrts. Ulu Benuts 22 to 24 cents, Ayer Panas $5
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    146 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Rubber. —Ltjudcnr Is 2%d. Local 49 cants. Tin.—London £237 12s. 6d. Local $118.87% per picul 175 tons sold. Rubbers.— Allerubys $1.17% to $1.22%. Amalgamated Malays $1.80 to's2, Ayer MoJeks $1.02% to $1.10. Ayer Panas $4.90 to $5.10, Bassetts $1 to $1-05, Bukit Jelotofrjgs 50 to 57% certtjs
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      49 5 L PARENTS difficult to choose a I for ;heir sons who are 1 r the business* world. 1 in the same portion? r w« can h lp you to solve We have over 300 M wmercial and Technical ,W for t further pirtaculars ET the International ComeponSchools, 137, Cecil-street,
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      359 5 MEDICAL NOTES. 1 "STANNOXYL" H The certain curative trtatmem Ej |fl and prevention of Fudxmculosos, X] Carburx»t3, acme, boil* etc. fQ X with 3 ft "STANNOXYL TABLETS", g H it has been proved that tin S X workers do not suffer from 51 Bj these troubles, therefore the Cj Cj
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      247 5 9 V&S?^SZS2SZS&SES2S2S2S?*&& j IMPORTANT NOTICE, j REMOVAL I 1 11 is her by notifh;diti,at on and I j after Thursday, the Bth instant, Seli,lß Agelt TUa Brand a /Ji| t)p 10 >r Hntrance ,rom I a I Tjfflk Raffles s luare by !iJt (Next j ro Messrs. Kelly Walsh.) 3
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      110 5 V MHQ PICTQ n i mense stock of attractive Gold Platinum, and A ITIAO UlllO siver present* ione J JUST UNPACKED Be wise and lnve'yiar aelectim early to avoid disappointment, A VISIT OF INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED ISMAIL A. RAHEEM I Dit v Ms' 1 Merchant, Manufacturing Jeweller, Watch-maker. Engraver, i
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      55 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, Dec. 4. Bared 32 Fan 1018 6 1015.9 1016.6. Temperature 77 83 76. Wet Bulb Ther 75 79 74. Dir of Wind N W N N. Max Temp in shade 84. Mm Temp in Shade 72. Max in Sun 96. Ter rad Ther 69.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    493 5 T 0-PAY, DEC. 5. Colombo Bombay Wnkasa Manx 2 p.m. Shanghai Japan jmfkonS. s Aamam 2 p.m. K e i a rwm,* Patani Bandon Bangkok* Si>^ ra Valaya 2 p.m. Warina 3 p.fn. Mu»r* I* 411 Han Whatt Hin 3 p.m. 1 i Muar "Ban Whatt Soon 3
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    ELECTION EVE.
    899 6 To-moitrow will be polling day in the General Election in England, and the hoarse throats and fevered brains of many men and a number of women fighting fa.' the honour of representation in the Mother of Parliaments will take a welcome rest, leaving the verdict to the tSectoraite.
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    593 6 Mah Jongg at Home. Bridge enthusiasts, says the "Manchester Guardian are having their nosea put rather out of joir.t by the Chinese game mah jongg. whjch arrived here last spr ng and has now a grtLlt number of followers. Where bridge hag far Jot.'g baen the only
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    413 6 The K.M.S. Estate, for the month of November output 32.640 lbs*. Mir. W. D. Livings'one, a <on cf Mr. Ljv'.Mg.tor.e, of the Prison's Department. Pemarrg, has joined the Police Department, F. M. S., M un Inspector. A (lrfatK who was arrested with a quantity of non-Government ohandu :n a sampan
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    "HELLO! SINGAPORE."
    45 6 Owing to cxtiecfcive booking, it hes boon decided to give an additional performance of "Hello! Singapore" on Mo iday night, Decemb. r 10. Pirns are at the Theatre. Afur Friday night's performance, there Will be a supper and Irtto dMM at the Raffle*.
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    THE MESSIAH.
    323 6 The final practices are now being betid, and the public is rem nded of the perform:; "ces which will take place on Tuesday and Thursday n'ght next week at 9.15 p.m, with a performance on Wednesday at 5.15 p.m. for the benefit of the children und those older
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    377 6 Dr. and Mrs. untitled untitled are gx>i.ng to India this montn. After a three mtwi lw' stay there, they are going home. Piuctically all the poin.s raised by tiu Earl of Balfiour in his defence of the S ngapore n?.val base scheme as reported by Reuter recen ly, were made
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 6 do not ne,^, Va op'mw, txprp 'V dents.] J' 1
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    APPEAL TO BRITISHERS
    313 6 <To th, Editor "Ma of.g 1 t Vo1 sk tUm to ■mr fae, 3 ve to 1- Th e Colony has a teer Fore, and a «oad f 'V 9 r rti rc^ 2- The estabfi sh mem un.ts is not mere than the r* community can
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    "CAPITALIZATION OF INTEREST"
    265 6 (To the Editor "Ma.aya Tribune.'' Sir.—In a rec> xrt iis6ue of the Kali Lumpur pap.r, it was asserted bu Just.e* of the Court, tiuit a* should be amendtd as socn regarding charges by mvntyi-.a* C'ntuys on landed properties. uxw the Regisrtnar of Titles. an whdi*« jscrepency occurs,
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    22 6 Orders for en« 9, 1923. -^Band^j Wednesday. Headquarters 5.15 p.*^ Saturday. I>c. o p mRaffles V- FRANK C. SAN»
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      320 6 I Fullers j I Delicious Chocolates j ru lln Fancy Boxes W^Jb X M lb. to 4 lb. J& mm. ffi FANCY RLiH g BASKLTS A I and mjimy HAIWPEBS. JBtfjjlM Sole Agents ROBINSON LTD. (Incorporated in the S.S.) SINGAPORE. SZ5ĕ^E5c^d5E5H5c^5E5Z5E5H5ĕ^H5H5^ f I I ARRIVED AT LAST f 100 Years'
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    96 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Qec. 5. High Tdes.—7.49 a,<m. 8 42 p.m. Outward mail by Patroclus. Simpam Valley, Harrison Barker's noon. Hello Singapore, Vic. Theatre, 9.15 p.m. To-morrow, I>cc. 6. High Tides —8.37 a m. 9.37 p.m. P. O. homeward mail closes. Friday, Dec. 7. High Tjdes.—9.18
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    EVE OF ELECTION.
    520 7 Macdonald and the Grown Colonies. Premier's Final Manifesto. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. the eve of the mamfee o, curveys the in Britain resulton sstoc which has led ~1 unemployment. With I with it he invites a rrute-ccionilst Pol cy aktTrratiive of con- measures cannot remedy. He that tar
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    THE RUHR SITUATION.
    119 7 Exploitation of Railways. Reuter. PARIS, Yesterday. Ac F Ministry in a comon the proposal of Ge<n. wryi that the Franco<i veinments have now decidI strathre measures are to -•a favour of persons expelled fcai oocupied zones or those sentenced. Gen Degoutte opines that tance will have v
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    AERIAL PROGRESS.
    98 7 Formation of a National Air Co. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Th <* "Evening Standard" sejys that «mtraet has been signed by the and a Brit sh Foreign Colo--441 Company for the formation of a 1 a r company with a capital of m Uion Ceding, of which hfc«tf will
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    GUARD STATION LOOTED.
    41 7 A Serjeant Shot Dead. Reuter. BARRY. V sterday. n C'iv'c Guard Sergeant *ot cead at the Scartagl'n k*t night by r-'x masked d jrith rifles, who entered Stat'cn h.-id up the ii)] l r loo'.ed the stat on.
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    WIRELESS PROGRESS.
    101 7 High-Power Station at Peking. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. At a meeting of the M rcon.' Company, Sir Godfrey Isaacs, referring to the h gh-power stat'on at Peking, announced that consistently with what wa3 agreed on at the Wash-ngton Conference, the Company had invited the cabte compares initerestirid to join
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    THE POLAR EXPEDITION.
    55 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. The bo-rd of officers to study the problems of the polar expedition wffl meet immediately, but t s not ye. decided Whether the Grant ng:d d risible Shenandoah shall be used, or a heavier-thanar craft, or hot h The route and date of departure
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    SIR TENNYSON D'EYNCOURT.
    20 7 Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Sir Tennyson D'Eyncourt retires from the Admiralty at the year and Armetrong-Wh tworth's —Reuter.
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    96 7 Mr. Davison, alias untitled alias Richard S. Simpn*, and ramble has had career lln Kuala who arrested him m St Thomas s the Brickfield Road Fr day night. On Saturday morning Lw.B by ;.th having coated one of $10 which he is sieged to have obtained fr>m him by pretence
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    CRAIG'S SENTENCE.
    164 7 President Grants Executive of Clemency. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. President Goolidge has granted an executive of clemency" to Comptroller Cra g. Chief Financ al Officer of New York City, who was sentenced to two months imprisonment for contempt of court. A remission of his sentence was gr<.uted on the
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    SERIOUS POSITION IN S. WALES.
    65 7 Number of Steamers Held Up. Reuter. LONDON. Yesterday. A serious pos t'.on has arVei n the South Wales Ports owing t? the refusal cf local tipptrs t:- walk on a third sh ft, despite the advice of the •ffic'als <rf the National Union of Rail
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    LIQUOR SMUGGLING.
    58 7 Interchange of Information. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. The Stafte Dep Ttment says that the United States and Canada w 11 shortly arrange for the exchange of rformatVm regarding the smuggling of liquor from Canada into the States and the smuggling of n rcotks, silks, and other merchandise. and vice
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    MURDER OF MAJOR FINNIS.
    77 7 DELHI, Yesterday. Part'culars of the murder of Major H. C. Finna political officer, show that he was motoring to M-<nikhwa to attend a meet rig, but owing to a mistake the Zhob levy corps had not been ordered to guard the dangerous spots in the Hassuband
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    182 7 Mr. Justice Sproule and Mrs. Sproule left for Penang on Monday. Mr. W. E. Demuth, til recently with Messrs. Allen and Gledhill, has gone into practice with Mr. A. J. Shelley-Thompson, and the partnership w 11 be known as Messrs. ShelleyTham'psoin ani Demuth. A requiem high ntass for the repose
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    COMPANY REPORT.
    748 7 SUNGEI PARIT RUBBER CO. LTD. The chrectors ci am above company have MtJuc the following report: The D rectors submit herewith a d_ y a. .lited s.atement of the account* ot -ac Company for the year ended September 30, TJ-3. Acc^iwvts- —rt* protit for the amounted to $3
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    SUPREME COURT.
    218 7 CHIEF JUSTICE ON TIME OF COURT. When ii rot Chia Kirn Huat vs. M. Kad ir Su.-a.i was called up in the Supreme Court th's mon'.ring before the Chief Jus.ic; Sir Walter Shaw, Mr. Griffith WTHmiMi appearing i i behaV of the plain. iff, asked that t. c
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    "NOTHING DOING."
    26 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. After four ballots, none of wh'ch resulted in the election of a Speaker, the House of Representat ves adjourned till to-morrow.—Reuter.
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    75 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nch' Sh mbun" for the following;: TOKIO, Mcnday. Viscount Katoh, President of the Kensei Party, at the meet, g of the man xgers declared that he would not oppose the proposed non-Seiyu Parties TJn'on rf it can be secured without d
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    67 7 (From Our Own Correspondent j. PENANG, Yosterday. In. the Podioe Court a man named Kachi Mydin was fined $100 w*th the aktennaft ye of three months' rigowrjs imprisonment for possessing bhang. A Chin so was charged with possessing counterfeit coma and counterfeutii:<g instrument'ls. A Sikh mofney4erjdar was
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    RUBBER OFFENCE.
    89 7 Another case under the Rubber Restriction Ordinance came up before Mr. P. F. David in the Criminal District Court tho morn'ng when the manager of Chop Thian Seng Chan pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to land over 390 piculs of rubber imported from Dutch terr tory.
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    184 7 The Master of the S. Y. "Fantome" reports that he passed floating wreckage possibly dangerous to nav'gation, in approximately Lat. 1 deg 53' North, and Long. 110 deg 35' East. On the suggMstTon of the Malay Stance the Reception Committee roceirly appointed in coanlction wirth the for.ihcofmir.jg visit of Sir
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      70 7 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No. Notes and Comments 6 Letter-Box 6 Eve of Elect 0*1 This page Company Report This page Supreme Court This page Wembley the Wonderful Lone Mountain MysteryDaring the Cobra River 3 Stage and Screen 4 Mail Notice Shipping News Share and Produce Report British Mal-ya Rubber
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      381 7 1 "FIBRENT" 49 I I Asbestos Cement Sheets. 1| X Flat Sheets. Manufactured in I Mz«s 8' x 4', x 4', 6' x 4', 6' i 3,4* x 4\ 5-32", 3-16", 5-16", H", <] [r i hi kues*. S FIBRENT. Sheets are iv-u-c >i.duciive of heat and sold and sj
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    502 8 FOOTBALL. MACPHERSON'S CASE. LONDON, Yesterday. Following the decision of the International Board cabled on November 30 thu Scottish Union has raised MacPheroon's suspension, painting out that the Board's resoluraona amount to a practical approval of their action suspending him. —Reuter. HOME LEAGUE RESULTS. Nov. 24—The following are
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    HOME LEAGUE TABLES
    547 8 The fbEowi'hg are the posit ions of Clubs in the Home Football League up to and including Saturday, Nov. 24. Division I. Goals. P. W. L. D. c 2 P. Huddersfield 16 9 3 4 23 12 22 Cardiff 16 8. 2 6 27 17 22 As'ton
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    GOLF.
    85 8 SINGAPORE CLUB. Autumn Cup. The replayed tie for this cup between Messrs. R. L. L. Braddell and E. C. Milligan was won by E. C. Milligan with a net score of 69. The Lad es' December Spoon was won by Mrs. J. A. Renton with a net score of
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    GARRISON CLUB.
    20 8 Men's Monthly Medal (Bogey) Saturday ssM Sunday, December 8 and 9, and the Ladies on Thursday, Dec. 13.
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    BADMINTON.
    63 8 AM \TEUR SPORTING ASSN. To-day's Tie. A Singles (semi-final): Kloing Beng, Hong vs. Low Kirn Too. To-morrow's Ties. A Singles (semi-final): Chew Keow Bock vs. Lim Chwee Poh. Doubles: Toh Cheng Kiat and Lim Kong Khye vs. Poh Kay Watt and Lee Chin Yam. Friday's Ties. Doubles: Lim Chwee
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    HOCKEY.
    63 8 S.R.C. vs. BOUSTEAD CO. The following win represent tihe S. R. C. m the above match to-morrow on the S. R. C. V. Moss; M p amcfa4her and N. E. EssF. AFbuquerqfuo, V. C. WoMerhout c B Webb: F C Souza, fc. E. de Soura, H. G. Stack, C.
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    RUGBY.
    141 8 WHITES vs. COLOURS. Yesterday's practice match on the Padang produced some interesting play. The forward's work was good, the Whites be'c.g slightly superior in this. For the Whites, Geoghegan and Beville combined well. A few minutes after play commenced Webster received from Geoghegan after a scrum and put through
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    49 8 MURRAY CUP. The above cup was won by the Tebong Sectbn, "A" Company, Malacca Volunteer Corps, with a score of 152. No 3 Section "B" Company Malacca Volunteer Corps being second with a score- of 123. Altogether thirteen uams competed, no other team, however, scoring over one hundred.
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    NEW YEAR SPORTS.
    218 8 The New Year sea sports will be h?ld as usual on Tuesday Jan. 1, 1924. The secretary, Mr. Stone, informs us that to enable spectators and) offic ale to be certain of getting away in good time for luruah the sports this year will comm nee at
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    CRIME OF JAZZ.
    96 8 Jazz is a kind of justice. Revenge is a kind of wild just-ice. Yet primitive societies have usually confined the one to the male sex, and we might surely follow their example in the case of the other. There is a profound inelegance in jazz, in its
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    126 8 Mr. W. Evelyn Cowen, travelling oommfesioner of St. Dunfetan's Organisation for Winded soldiers and sadlL'rs, has arrived in; Singapore, aft part of Ms tour through the East, Waiving come dowry from Bankbook via the F. M. S. Mr. Cowen'a object ia to point out that St. Dunstan's wiM have to
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    BRITISH MALAYA RUBBER
    448 8 STATEMENT OF QUANTITY AND VALUE OF RUBBER EXPORTED DURING NOV. 1923. The Ag. Registrar of Imports and Exports favours us with the following Tba following figures which are in centals of 100 lbs represent total exports from all the Ports of Britieh Malaya. United Kingdom—Exported during Nov.
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    93 8 S. Mary's Home is having its Christmas Party on Thursday, December 20 at 4.30 pmv The Boys of S. Andrew's House will come to this as usual. Those who are willing to help in giving our girls and boys a Happy Chr'stmas are asked to send their donations to Mrs.
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    259 8 Suspends Publication. We deeply regret to announce to our hosts of subscribers, readers, friends, and well-wishers, says the "Canton Da ly News," that we are obliged to suspend publication. We have laboured under great financial difficulties' rght along but we have kept up a brave fight throughout.
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    231 8 Attention is drurwn to an advertisement appearing eteewhere of the Vienna Cafe, which opened business at the Amber Mansons, Penang Lane, on Saturday last. The establishment should be a real boon lamd something new to Singapore. It is a branch of the famous V enna Cafe of
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    35 8 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 160 iqual to $100. The rate of payment »f Money Orders from India and Ceylon rs Rs. 165 equal to $100.
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    1027 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THF MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue ti.i- following list of quotations: Singapore, Dec. 5. RUBBER. STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue va.u of sharei shown after name of company. AUagar 2s lid Anglo-Java 2s 2|7% Anglo-Malay 20s 20|7% Ayer
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    605 10 Singapore, Dec. 3. MEAT. Artie!*, Pri*« e. »:ef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.36 Port, lean kati 0.61 Pork, lean ana fat (1st aaality) kati 0.44 Mutton Indian kati 0.60 Mutton Australian kati 0.60 Fowl kati 0.50 Fowl large (3 katis) each Fowl medium
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      476 12 notice! Straits Settlements Volunteer Force. SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. SPECIAL RECRUITING DAY. i Thursday Dec. 6, 1523. Recruits wanted for 3. R. A. (V), S. R. E. (V), Machine Gun Platoon, A Company, B Company, and for Scotsmen v C (Scotia tish Company). V\ urn you do. 18 drills and Musketry.
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      370 12 NOTICE. BATU CAVES PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS. THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE DR. LORE YEW, C.M.G. INVITE OFFERS FOR THE PURCHASE OR WOULD CONSIDER THE LEASING OF THE BATU CAVES PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS, THE LATTER SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE SELANGOR GOVERNMENT, SITUATE AT BATU CAVES, SELANGOR, FEDERATED MALAY STATES.
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      438 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHUUA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Au horised Cap tai $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000,000 Paid-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit $1,640,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chairmaa:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman:—Gaw Khek Kh am, Esq.
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      507 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acta of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892,) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,352,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir
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      498 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liablity of Proprietors £3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopagate, Londoa, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar Hoilo Rangooa Baagkok
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      363 12 INSURANCE. THE lUpl SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE MARINE TRANSIT INSURANCES ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore, Ist Floor, Basque del Indo China Built'V*{b, IA, Malacca Street. No. 267.
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