Malaya Tribune, 14 December 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. X.- -No. 293 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1923 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1923.
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      122 1 THE 5" MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SKIPPING GAZETTE. v 0 345, Editorial Dept. No. 171, Managerial Dept.* 1, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. p eT anium $16.00 flatf-yearly 7.50 p eT quarter 3.71 Postage extra 50 eta. per month. j FRASER NEAVE'S I SPECIAL PREPARATIONS In O mm mm S*?. I
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      21 1 I CHILD'S EYES S Have them Examined By One of Our OP-TOM-E-TRISTS. THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 15, South Cava! Road, Singapore.
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    CZECHO-SLOVAKIA.
    940 2 EVOLUTION OF THE REPUBLIC. The visit of President Masaryk to Ixmdon cone-ides very nearly with the fifth anniv -s&ry of the foundation of tho Republic of which he is the first Prep'dent. The beginning of the sixth year of its existence firds Czechoslovakia, wMle nm free from a number
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    GIRL'S LOVE AFFAIRS.
    320 2 Nearly Cause a War. Lortim, Nrv. 14.—The Sofia corresponds it of the L-riHtvn "Daily Express" say*:—A servant giri's love affairs nearly t-ausd a Balkan war Ins: wc«k. This fact has bewru established by an offie'aJ inquiry into the recttt attock on Colon*. 1 Krnstitch. It r appears
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    63 2 It is stated that the number of foreigners entering Japan has increased remarkably since the earthquake, especially i n October. "A good many of these," remarks the Japan Chronicle, "wore philanthropists who cam* rushing over to see they could sell Japan anything to repair the damage wrought by the earthquake."
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      291 2 BACK AGAIN. Once .nore Influenza in cpide»aic form is thoroughly upsetting the life and work of the Country. We would warn you to take care, and if that heavy feverish feeling be noticed, do not hesitate and allow it to get a firm hold upon you, just buy a bottle
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      137 2 HOW CAN YOU STAND A HEADACHE? There is nothing more maddening than a dull grinding headache, or short sharp twinges in the temples, over the eyes and at the base of the brain. How can you stand it? You could stand it if you had to, perhaps, but you don't
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      317 2 CHILDREN WHO GRIND THEIR TEETH IN SLEEP most usually are troubled with worms. Other symptoms are irregular appetite, bad breath, pain in and swelling of the abdomen, irritation in the -nose, fa lure to make progress in development Administered for a few days Baby's Own Tablets drive out worms, and
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      296 2 STOCK TAKING I CLEARANCE SALE. Extended to 20th December i l B.S.A. Gent's Model-de-luxe Bicycle 3 speed and gear case 1 B.S.A. Gent's All-Weather Bicycle 3 speed and gear case S tlBj I s B.S.A. Gent's Tourist Bicycle 3 speed and gear case m 1S I B.S.A. Gent's All-Black Bicycle
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    SUICIDE'S TWO NAMES.
    716 3 HIS LAST MESSAGE: "I AM INNOCENT." A verdjet cf felo-de-se was returned at Hammersmith at the inquest en the man known as Mr. Ralph Malcolm, aged 52, of Bramlh am-gardens, Earl's Court, who was found shot an hour before he was tT have appeared to answer to
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    KING AND EDUCATION
    522 3 INDIAN'S INSPIRLM; LECTLRE L\ KUALA LLMPI R. At the invitation of the Indans and Ceylionese on Monday evening, Mr. S. K. Nair deHvered a lecture on "Kng Emperor's Mc-s.age to the Peoples of the Eas>'» with Mr. Bilke in the ch'aAr at Thambuaamy PiUad's School, Sentul. Mr.
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    HANDWRITING WIZARD.
    233 3 Strange Claim* of an Austrian. Extraordinary power* are claimed to be possessed by Mr. Raphael Soherman, who has arrived in London from Vienna, where his work has attracted much attention. It is cl-t'-'mcd that he can dnagnosa illness merely by looking at a pfrson's handwriting. He can also,
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      262 3 ti e w {or Skin Disease suffering from skin md, you can secure ii the new prescvipW* II M before you go to it gives you instant at burning itch and p you r se in the P uimost unbelievable w he condition of your f i The great ne*
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      322 3 j /Peps is due to the ingenious B idea of condensing into the I I. form of a little tablet, volatile I pine balsams and other valu- 1 S. able medicinal ingredients, tjl As Peps dissolve in the Lj a! mouth,theirpowerfulhealing :K and germicidal vapours are *M .jjj; breathed straight
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      265 3 j I j I THE SUPER INSECT KILLER g OUTFIT (Sprayer and one tin liquid) $3.50 S REFILLS pints $2.85, quarts $3.50 I The Straits Chemical Co., The British Pharmacy, 440-2,HOKin o D An SOLE DISTRIBUTORS, nJ Representatives X g FOR MALAYA, D.E.I. AND SIAM. SINGAPORE S.S. 3 True Tyre
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    271 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By "Felmar." "WHEN THE DEVIL DRIVES.** Mere man is both the least deadly and the least uni>ortant of thu xpec'ee in rhe second of the series of Leah Baird Productions for Associated Exhib tors, H When the Devil Drive»," which opened
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    "TROUBLE."
    212 4 "Trt.u!blc"—with Jackie Coejran. Whtf.i one rc.-ida this title and think 1 <*112 tbe fmiious little star in ibo title role "i th? First National picture at the ViAar* Theatre, nothing but the thought of u fun f*st is in view. And "Trouble" ia a fun feat but with oil
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    "THE HEART OF MARYLAND."
    305 4 One of the big pictures of the year will be shown at the Ga. ety next week. This is a visualisation of David Boiasoo'a famous etage ptvduction, "Hie Heart of Mairyliod." The play was a phenomenal success, but the film has achieved even greater tr'umph, for
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    "THE REVENGE OF TARZAN."
    207 4 In "The Revenge of Tarasn" now showing at the Pubic Cinema, Gaylang, the latest development of the Tarzan epic s presented in a plot that simply tiUgks with thrills. It is easily the most excit'ng p cture you w'll ever have the plar-sure cf seeing—hand-to-hand fights
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      345 4 AMUSEMENTS. AT THE Empire Cinema To-Night at 9.20 p.m. DEVIL! IWHEN THE DEVIL DRIVES Do we go to the De.il, «re we in 5 P"*" J*"" l LEAH BAIRD driven, or does the Devil drive us? An eiye-haunting heart-piercing story women like and men opave to see. Is a quiet
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      337 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Friday, December 14, to Wednesday, December 19. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen News. Zev v. Papyrus and arrival of Lloyd George in New York. HODKINSON PICTURES Presents Mabel Ballin in Married People IN 6 REELS. (From the story Things Divine
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      379 4 AMUSEMENTS. WHICH IS STRONGER? tYEP^— lfTuT^^^^^: It "S ttP pp|oKi.«« The Vow at the Marriage Altar te, -Drated or the Vow of Vengeance JSLHieS J, COPbett GERALDINE FABBAR TO-NIGHT AT whoUg^to^ GAIETY ""3as-To-Night Time 9. IS T In Her Latest Goldwyn Success lulj THE STRONGER VOW MIDNIGHT Love versus Ye
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE.
    144 5 TO DAY'S QVOTA 112 lONS TIN LOCAL. To-day, *119 per pikul 200 ton* suld. PRODUCE. Buyers Selleri Gacnbier $19.60 Java Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube Wb'te Pipper 25 50 Mixed Black Pepper 10.25 Sundr:ed Gnp r* 12.30 12.30 •M xe<! Copra IUM) 11.90 Small Flake Tapioca 13.00
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    191 5 S'.njripore, Doe. 14. Tin— Londr»n £240.17.6. Kubbci. —London, Ls. 2. Tins.—Tnipl'.gs $10« to $1.09, North T«ip Tigs $1.06 to SI.10» South Taip rur* $102 to $1.05, Jcham* 34 to 36 'i cents, 45 to 48 cents, rVtal nps 92** f> 00, Nawn* Pets $1.43 to ?1.5C,
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    163 5 Tin.—London £240.17.6, up 47s v 6d. Rubbers.—London, Is. 2d. down %d. Rubber?.—Craigie'eas 52 to 54 cts, Bassetts 95 to $1, Malaka Pindas $142% to $1.47V 2 cum cViv. Kuala S'dims 52 to $2.10, 21 to 22% cts, Ulu Benuts 22 to 24 cts., Ayer Panas $5.10
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    MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    381 5 MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. Rubber.—London, Is. 2d. Local 48% cento. Tin—London £240.17,6. Rubbers..— Allenbys $1.10 to $1.20, \y T Moliefcs $1 to $1.10, Ayer Parcts $4.75 to $5, Ban&ette, $1 *> $1 05, Brogas 50 to 60 cte, Bukit Mfr> torn 50 to 55 cents, Bukiit Katils 62% to 70 cents,
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    201 5 ARRIVALS. December 12 R. S. Baru from P. Baroe. C. Hin Tay Yt't from Ir.'dragiiri. Kamakura Maru from B. Ainea. Singkel from S ngkawang. Singkawang from Perak fro/.: T. Am m. December 13. Kifuku Maru from Antwerp. Menado Maru from Sourabaya. Moji Maru from Calcutta. Gorjietan from Swatow.
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    HOMEWARD PASSENGERS.
    85 5 t in Ballast. The following passengers travelling from Singapore ani Peinang per ss. "Ethiopia" to connect at Rangoon w'th Bibby and Henderson Line> s.s. "Pagu" saillni.'/ from Rangoon cri December 18.—Mr. S. C. W. Sage, Mrs. R. Nutt and Infant, Mr. end Mrs. F. H. Temperiey and three
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    GUTHRIE & CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT.
    153 5 GUTHRIE CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singatwre. To-day. VaT.ues are down n and the Market is weak and uncertain. Demand has falLen off disappointingly and there are few export orders about at workablJ limits. There ere rumours of impending trouble in the New York Market and Dealers are cautious waiting developments. During
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      58 5 v I SEFI'I. CHRISTMAS gift. 1 *rw w ekj parents would '"••u«lvts what would be fnl ih sig- ilw#y could frive XVhy not g'ivc Her a f'C I'ours*, This Clours* uly fcnjjbl»» her to make v but als<» \jn earn a 112 t lithe. she l should WVUe for parti-
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      472 5 MEDIC AL NOTES. jjj I S TREATMENT OF DIABETES S 3 with 'INS L LIN" (Toronto) E rJ AND DIABETYLIN. X Particu l ars regarding the latest 5j [n 1 reatment of Diabetes following In f3 Dr. Banting discovery of y nj "Insulin" t/Ogebher with oral h 3 treatment with
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      124 5 I TITAN j I BRAND j Cement Cement 1 Sole Importers j 1 <jj Sell njr Agent X I Borneo Sumatra fek I Trading Co., Ltd. °<k ij^^Ar^f RAFFLES PLA E 1 3 (iQcorpoMtedinHcllanl) Telegram: All RELY, jc j _J j NIBLOCK WASHERS I A capacity TONS PFR DAY f
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      51 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Ketbau Hospital. S npapore, Dec. 13. 1 ah 1014.2, 1012.UC 1014.6. Tanperature 80, 80» 77. Ther 78.. 77, 75. D r f Wind N. N E, calm. Temp in shade 83. T nip in Shade 74. in Sun 93. Ter r Ther 71. Onfall in 24 hours
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    366 5 IO'DAT. DEC. 11. Surabaya M IcHior Treub 2 p.m. M train 2 p.m. M rad» Marti 3 p.m. Flevo 3 p.m. Kiy ig Dragon 3 p.m. Van i!er Lyn 3 p.m. to .it- &P*t, Tcmb'tofcan IndMgir 3 p.m. i_ vnJ l?Aan<kr 3 p.m. Telok Anson "Purak 3 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    44 6 ACKNO W JLEDGM ENT. Mtayira. Ch«nv Ban Chew and brothers bctf t«« tfhank fcheir relations and friends, who kmily attended thcr futurml of their Iks Wed father, father-in-law »jf \Vte K.m Choon. and those who sent letters of condolence wreaths und scrolls.
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    DEATH.
    26 6 BROWN.—At 2 St. Thomas' Walk this morning, Mias Lucy W, Urown— deeply regretted- Funeral at Bidbdari at r> p.m. to-d»y, leaving the bouse at 1.15.
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    BIG THINGS COMING.
    792 6 Labour's expression of its readiness to take up the Government of Great Britain if called upon comesL rathei.* as a surprise. When the defeat of Mr. Baldwin's programme became known an official at the Labour Party Headquarters declared that Labour would be content to remain, with renewed
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    NOTES AND COMMENTS.
    451 6 Strtita Produce The delay m the iirppeaim:ice of the X'mae number of the Sbrar.ts Produce is amply recompensed by the rie tones» of the production. A glance ait the advance copy which has been supplied ths As arougli to vote* it as undoubtedly butter than all the
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    479 6 Mr. R. N. Goodwin (Editor of the "Pi ring Gazette") and Mrs. Goodw n sail for home by the Katori Maru. Mr. Goodwin has had to ajccalerats! his departure on leave on medical advic:. The attention cf members of th? Indian Assoc'atk>n is drawr, to a notice eppearirg on page
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    SUPREME COURT.
    441 6 PROVIDENT FUND CASE. JudjgnunA wa* dblvered t!His ni'jnv iny by the CSiit 112 Justice Sir Wetter Shuw, in bhe Supreme Court, m the suit in wtfch Mr. H. F. G. Bci'e, late us c tamt (urtjiian Ijoilcrnvukor employed by tho» Singapore Harbour Board, claimed $2.405.25 from the Singapore
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    NEWS FROM IPOH.
    141 6 Increased Wharfage Charges. (From Our Own Correspondent) IPOH. To-day. An important conference at Perak cf the Chinese and Brit sh Chambers of Commerce and the Chamber of Mines, considered the recent increases of railway rates and resolved to make strong pretests against the new wharfage haulage charges
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    THE DAILY ARMED ROBBERY.
    65 6 Keep the H ad ng Standing! A djuOag armed robbery was committed at 66 River Valley-road at 9.30 last night when two Chinese armed with a revolver and a dagger held up tihe Hok'en occupant of the house and mads away with $360 worth of jewellery
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    34 6 A fine of $500 or three months In default was imposed on a Chinese by Mr. Gborftfcy,rj| the Third Police Court this mom ng for being in possession of a quantity of non-Government ohandu.
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    GERMANY TO-DAY.
    72 6 EFFORTS TO 0s BANKRUPT E A Loan N ee ded. i* a final r fT anruujjKwmom Gavefjini ant t c taxation U| lion* uatfcr -t.. Bill, impns n? L K •>*, burden» and dispost of pjvj^ P*¥- Ux™ i »y '<* being <v.l&*ted w L from thumv-j',!.. a.*,,
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    U.S. MEANS BUSINESS
    137 6 WASHINGTON, Senator Lrtsr««,t f> r a aT wiMi Mr. 112, JO i,,( k .>( w™ld WA in ,br.y.vce I tfce »P|mv]>tvsV n .r ».'ui^ h v German rW.ef ~u t K of n ot ati<»n.i ff»r 14» Icrtn to Cvm» n> 7"' a (creed w<th \f,, (J
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    300 6 We are indctitari u> tin "Say* I N.cbj-Nich &h wbiuv'i- rzm TOJvIU, Tn-Jny t»w W w«v \>( fNr r; uu U» Diet U Ik li« Wv-k<?J I' YO.t Oil J H' tion cf T<-jfKt 112« r lw v<• 4 mt >4 tfe JtdlriLh): lirv\ tncmbu» rf the
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    16 6 From Europe (London patched November 22) bl due Penang 3 p.m. on 16th Inst.
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    30 6 Poh Ee Nuall, of 33 untitled street, a lodging 6« "J P**> cas, 4 *J trust in respect ol H»* plovce who is suspect*** 1 absconded. No arrest has *e»
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      423 6 I Robinson Co., Ltd.! g a I S BRITISH I I MANUFACTURE I I 775 I cUuST BECEIYID— g A NICE SELECTION OF MENS PEAL VELOUR g IN THE NEWE3T FASHIONABLE SHADES." I «MUSK, ASH, MOLE, FAWN. 1 I Price £7.75 each i c] Sizes 6\i to 7)4 S I
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    147 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day, Dec. 14. m#rh A.nv, 257 p.m. Football: RbyaJ Sinn** vj». S.FA. To-morrow, Dec. 15. High Tidea—B.s3 aun., 3 35 p in. St. An»thcrxy> Boy»' School Sport®, 2 p.m. Yacht Club RegoM», 2.30 pm. Rugby Malluiy» Cup. S'j»ore re. J oho re, Johoreilcd'.caJ Student*}'
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    LABOUR RULE SOON.
    284 7 Macdonald's Warning to Glass Interests. A Difficult Situation. LONDON, Yesterday. gadrwin's decision to carry on Jf" (he Liberal and Labour a dfficult situation in their recognised artagonism. teS is k(ly t0 tntf** ll to EJt the Governments defeat on but both dislike tihe pro•vay col la bora
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    CONFIDENCE IN "MAC."
    102 7 LONDON. Yesterday. A joirtt uietlMhg of the Executive of tihe Labour Porfty aixl the General Ot>uneil of tihe Trade Un'on Conj?rcM tn London pass'd a resolution ex~" nfir its complete confidence in Mr. Ramsny Mac&nald, as leader of tihe Pari «nvnLary party, and also confidence tftttt if
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    LABOUR'S PRACTICAL MIND.
    62 7 Reuter. LONDON. Yedterder In view of the rumours of a pcsof the Government selling its shares in the Anglo Persian Oil Company, the Executive Committee of the Labour Party has requested Mr. Macdonald to convey to Mr. Baldwin the opinion that the disposal of those would be
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    BINGHAM'S IMPRESSIONS.
    135 7 Tribute to Japan. LONDON, Yesterday. i if*,* tt Mr. E. who recently toured India r•« r in the interest of gf textile machinery, so d that lion mills in Fomfo-y were ft.-,. r European fc? iimills had ar. excellent pn InJt the workHj? cundilt: v. '>• mproved in
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    52 7 Space for Industry overapplied For. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. ofncally announced that space k exhibitor* in, the British Empire *4»tion is practically all taken up. Palace f>, P industry has been applied for tend only 14,500 r? feet cut of *****7 in the Phi for engbeering have not been
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    NEW HOME FOR LLOYDS.
    32 7 Reuter London, Wednesday, iderwriters of Lloyd's have f i erect a new home at JJJwnhall-strt*et. as the business has J™ Wn the accommodation at the N Kxdwnge —Renter.
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    PRESERVATION OF SULGRAVE.
    24 7 4 Yesterday. the I) v -hters of the 1,/, n haa resolved to r. > rye the heme of estors at Sulgrave
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    U. S. AND IMMIGRATION.
    108 7 Restriction Advocated. Reuter. NEW YORK, Yesterday. Tht* Assistotji S.cret! ry A Labour, address np the ImmigraUilou Conference, advocated farther restrictions uf imrui.gratk>n, and declared that th,; acuto Labour «hortauru of n few triKMTt.ha has bocoitte a-n unemployment problem, which hn* thre>'U tiod to assume menscing proportions.
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    MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
    125 7 Reuter. VERA CRUZ, Yesterday. Rebel bead quarters claim th'-rt the towns of Merida and Progi*e*o in Yucatan have g<iie over to ther side. —Reuter. MEXICO CITY, Yestenday. President Obregon's forces have already come in contact with tihe rebels and a definite battle m expected in tihe present week.
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    U. S. AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN.
    21 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Senator Kellogg an ambassador to Britain.—Reuter.
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    59 7 The case in which three Chinese -,t«mt v,tb robberv ,n6 ttpm unot'nee N«me»e ,n v»< conunencoo' be/ore Klr. p. f'. n tbe t7rimin2l <,.,,. tb'» mornin». 8smm7 up,<<z /or tbc p«>»ecll-."N vwl. tbe ,e»»-<i representeci bv Mr. ljcmudn w alle«(li tlmt tbe «cou"6 «be compliant on lbo 21»t of an<1
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    THE DOUGLAS CASE.
    144 7 SIX MONTHS AND BOUND OVER. The Judge's Remarks. Reuter. LONDON, Yesterday. Lord Alfred Douglas was sentenced to six months' in the second division. —Renter. LONDON, Yesterday. Mr. Justice Avory summing up aaid that he dSd not believe any oouiseT was ever allqwed greater latitude than Mr. Hayes,
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    AMERICAN ELECTION.
    31 7 Republican Preparations. Reuter. WASHINGTON, Yesterday. Thi- Bt'pubiican National Convention far the n<.it* nation of u ItepubVan Cumlictatc for tht Presidency will be held ai Cleveland on June 10. —R.uW-r.
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    EARL OF CAVAN'S VISIT.
    78 7 Reuter. LONDON, estorday. The "Da fßy News erprets the announcement regarding Earl Cavnn as the virtual abar-io memt of the Singapore Scheme, point ng out that a large majority cf t> .lew parliament is hostile to 1 scheme, bjt official quarters stat that the change of
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    BARLOW & CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT.
    222 7 BARLOW CO'S. WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Yesterday. The market has been easier during tihe past week with, the price of Standard Sheet round about 49 cent* per lib. In the auction held yesterday the tone was decidedly dull, and the sale somewhat protjraated. Awardj-d Spot Sheet sold at 48% centa, Good
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    DEVON ESTATES, LTD.
    1592 7 THREE PERCENT DIVIDEND DECLARED. The annual general meeting of Devon Estate* (Malacca), I/imit«l was held at *vion. yesterday at the Chartered Bank Bu tdrnge, presided over by Mr. H. C. Stewart* OtSiar* present were Lieut Com. P, W. F R.N«, Messr*. 8. Moryar,, J. D. Newtorv, acrt
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      85 7 WHAT INTERESTS YOU? Page No. Labour Rule Soon Th's page Big Things Gomring 6 Notes and Comments 6 Germany To-day 6 Supreme Court 6 The Douglas Case Thi« page Devon Es ate Ltd. This page Czechc—Slovakia 2 Girl's Love Affairs 2 Suicide's Twio Names 3 K'mg an'd Education 3 Stage
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      302 7 PUDLO 53 1 I BRAND I CEMENT WATERPROOFfcR. j S PUDLO Brand Waterproofer is a fine white powder. When it is in- 5 |0 eluded ia tbe usual cement postering or in concrete, it absolutely }J h prevents dampness and moisture penetrating It makes cellars and v Gj basements even
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    532 8 football HOME LEAGUE TABLES The following arc the prwition» of Club» iii the variou» Home Football Ix'jjftio lipid aT»dl Saturday, IKtomber 1 Diri»ion 1. Goal». SL p. W, I». D. t? < P. CantffC. 17 t ***** 25 A»vm Vita 1!» T3921 13 23 BtMlilrtvftcU 17 a
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    SINGAPORE vs. ROYAL SUSSEX.
    118 8 1 h«» s des urtui-h mi*et to-day o<n the Patau»» ui the mutch which has been a C"*niC' «1 o« behalf of local charities we tt> follow ttoyn! Sussex—C r S. M. Cocmber; Pie. Darby awl Pte. Jones; Ft<?. Board, R- Q. M„ S. Soughton. Pte.
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    JAPANESE NAVAL TEAM IN ACTION.
    226 8  -  Ity "Reflex." A great deal of interest combined with no less a degree of amusement was t entered on the S.C.F.A. ground yesterday afternoon' when for the first tmie in Singapore a full Japanese soccer team was seen in action against the Aston Athletic, a
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    RUGBY.
    271 8 S.C.C. BEAT SERVICES. For the return match with the S. C. G„ the Services turned out a strong team on the Padang yesterday afternoon, and gave a, good account of themselves, though los'ng by the narrow maitrr'n of four points. In the first half of the game, they were
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    MALAYA CUP.
    58 8 The Colony and State sides are as follows for the Malaya Cup. Singapore: Dr. Lindow; Abditt. Johnston, J. T. T. Webster, Robinson; Robertson, Beville; Phayre, Bpnaventura, Simpson, Mallinson, Mclver, McCrae, Bath, and Niblock.' Johore: Fenton; Reid, Cockman, Shaw, Green; Burgess, Howitt; Morici, Dos-oas, Former, Clarkson, Sheehan. Newell, Angus
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    COLOURS vs. WHITES.
    97 8 The fojlowiitff will pfjay Rugby football on Tuesday fiext. Colours: Dr. Linclow; G. H, Warren, ■h T. T. Webster, D. S. Robertson* E. AbliU; Lt. Beville, G. J. Gor»ghogan, R. F t W. Leonard, Lt, Phayre. M. S. Bo<nav«|iura K. H. Simpsorv E. M. F. Fergusaon, Lt.
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    96 8 CHIN BENG REPLIES V VI m~4m UO. <">rnr Ohin BcTijf writes: Advertng: to the Challenge recently issued again?* n»c, ua holder of the Flyweight tfcie I am always witling to lake on Any contehder provided tbe pcm,L f,ff6p d quit agretabl* to me, but before accommodating him, should ke
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    420 8 MALAYAN CHINESE CHAMPIONSHIP. We are m rccuiffl of the rtguLutbons for lib? Matoya Chinese Lawn Tenni» Chuimpionship organised by the SfianiT-T Chinese RuwVjon Club, Kuala Lumpur for the cup presented by Mr. Alitt Loke, from whfth cull! the folftTw.ingr:—* "The oompeisittlon *hnll be open to any rotate in
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    131 8 The crews for the two Row'ng Races to be hold on Saturday on the occasion of the annual "At Horns" of the» Royal Singapore Yacht Club are as follows:— 5 p.m. Club Pairs. C. A. Niven Bow H. Scott Ram. T. M. Wirsley Stroke T. H. Stone. H. C.
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    GOLF.
    32 8 KEPPEL CLUB. The usual Monthly Medal for December will be competed for during this week-end.. 15tih amd 16th, by stroke play and tihe Ladles Spoon on the following Monday, 17th instant.
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 8 Sintjaporc*. Dec. 14. Jb London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s. 4 7(32d. Demand 2d. 4%d. Private 3 months' sight Us 4%d. Oji IndiaBank Tel. Transfer 164*4 On Hongkong— Bank majid dr.ift p*\ Pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 68% Oi Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 138\ On Japan— Bonk demand
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    963 8 BAGAN RIVER RUBBER. Amalgamation With Sungei Rubber Postponed. The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Bagan River Rubber Company Lt4 was held at Chartered Bank Chambers on Wednesday. The Chairman, Mir. Chew Woon Poh, presided, others present being Messrs W. Lowther Kemp, H. Robinson (directors), E. A. Baddeley,
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    185 8 Singapore, Yvc,: cniuy. Since our last issue we have had a weak and declining market. There has boen practically r>r> demand from the trade whatsoever except at vtry lew and the of trouble in New York hs «ttill hanging over the market, thus cau«ng dealer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    64 8 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, t'ale Cnpj Closing Prices. Buyers Seller#. Spot Latest Loudon Cftbles quote, l«ondon Spoi.— itibbed Smoked Sheet Cksii g Prices. Buyers Sellers Spot 48 Va 48^ D«*ejnb:r 4a J«o to llfißßh 41« 50 April to June 51 51 '4 July to Sept 52
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    Fred waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    31 8 Singapore, Dec. 14. To-day's closing rubber quociti »ns ire as under:— New York.—26 X cents. London Spot ls. 2d. Singapore.—4B% cents. Tone of Market.—Eas er and Quiet.
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      538 12 NOTICE. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that on and after the 12th November, 1923, the books containing the valuations of, and rates imposed on, buildings and lands situated within the Island of Singapoje (beyond the Municipal Limits), Pulau Übin, Pulau Tekong, Pulau Brani and Pulau Bukum Besar, for the
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      434 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Authorised Capital $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: Cbairman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman:—Ga w Khek Kb am, Esq. Dr.
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