Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1924

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY, V L XL- No. 279 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1924.
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      124 1 A I-ITY! I (Juarsiitteed Moderate. h r b <r sr 1 1 V* B s e y.. gapor*. Ti ";;f,°, I INever troubles the discriminating j 1 I smoker whose choice is 555, because': (A/V &ufe W I :they are free from dangerous dust, and; \SV 1 I Isand, so
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      76 1 J)flil|:'IHIT1|!!IIIIII|TI|' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I tl I" I WEAK EYES. I You should be able to rend n long I time without even thinking of your I eyes 2 1 If not, please consult one of omr Opticians who
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    SKIN THAT ITCHES AND BURNS!
    265 2 Quickly Cooled, Soothed and Purified by Zam-Buk. Durirg change-of seasons the skin often gets Into poor unhealthy condition. Itching rashes, fiery reddened patches and inflamed pimples, may simply be due tj local disturbances. On :he other han<l, tbey may be harbingers of eczema. Impetigo, psoriasis,
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    "POPULAR EDUCATION"
    1297 2 PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT IN CHINA TAX ON IGNORANCE By Dr. Frank F. Bunker, Executive Secretary Pan Pacific Union A movement is now sweeping on t ward full tide in China which will make «-lud the hearts of the host of her well wishers very-where. It is a movement which
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    ARE YOU GOING ON A JOURNEY?
    95 2 If so be sure and put a vial of Pinkettes la your bag-, for travelling often j-dluces constipation, sea-sickness or train-sickness, and Pinkettes are helpful as a preventative against these ills. Furthermore that daily regularity which is ensured by Pinkettes counteracts the possjSble evil*
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    RUB OUT THE PAIN.
    165 2 Wherever the ache or pain, simply rub in Littles Oriental Balm. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There i s no better remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relieves lameness, sprains, strains, swellings. The more cruel sufferings cf
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      255 2 Protect your Child's Throat Never neglect a sore or relaxed throat. It is a sure breeding ground for dangerous germs. Protect your children and your household with Formamint Tablets. Sucked like a sweet they instantly relieve the throat and are an effective safeguard against infectious illness. fORMAMlN? The Germ-Killing Throat
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      298 2 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE is on sale at the following depots:—SINGAPORE The Federal Rubber Stamp Co., 32 Raffles Place. P. Abdul Razak, 88 South Bridge Road. Abdul Aziz, 89 New Bridge Road. N. Hussain, 180 New Bridge Road. M. Mohamed Dulfakir and Co., Corner of High Street and 34, North Bridge
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      713 2 m Ask Any Beauty How she beautifies her teeth If all women knew what millions tal science a.. know, they would all brush teeth cleansing meSods f r bftt m this new way. 6 *uwus. Ask anyone with glistening teeth. fightfilm OneTcts STosSiJ" You see them everywhere today. one to
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    ROMANCE OF WIRELESS
    979 3 SIR OLIVER LODGE ON THE ETHER HUMANITY'S NEW INSTRUMENTS Sir O iver Lodge, in response t a request by the Lord Mayc 1 of Liverpool, broadcast an address on "Th. Roman e of Wireless n eonnecti- n with th Liverpool Week at Wembley. In the course of
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    78 3 To meet the requirements of students intending to become plarteris m one or other of the British tropical possessions, a special course in overseas agriculture was mibro--4*2 into the curriculum of the Roya AgAlkural Collage, pretest February. The scheme, helped at birth by by the Imperial Institute, is still, Sefere,
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      322 3 i luiiiiiii i> i t.iiimiitiiiiiiiiiijtiitiiiiiiuiauiiiiiniiii. i I lF PIGS COULD FLY u ieB n leg ol Pork w uld e m *3'e digestible j sf n.e pigs wouldn't toughen their legs by abont so much. [s rather indigestible and you must eat v.ith it. a double part in digestion; by
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      310 3 -Happiness W f p ROWING chil- J I M^^^^^&m^^^^^^ contains all the six-^ i II teen elements so necI f j fjl !l essary for the proper development of body and bone. It enriches the 0///j\l\\\\\\\ blood, strengthens the brain and makes |Jj j; j Iji muscle. It is more
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      342 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE CINEMA 1 Tuesday, 25th November and Wednesday, 26th November. I FOR TWO MGHTS ONLY. i I At 9.15 Sharp. g Cj Bushman and Bayne in I THE ADOPTED SON and I I THE GOD'S OUT LAW 1 a At 7.15 pm. I CLARA KIMBAL YOUNG in THE CLAW
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      322 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA f i g In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp, s I I The Maid and the I Millionaire 1 Reel Pathe Film a I Topical Budget British Screen News. ASSOCIATED FIRST NATIONAL Presents Norma Talmadge in The Wonderful Thing In 8 Reels. (Adapted fiom the play
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      458 4 APSllENTS^^ j GAIETY PRESENTING TO-NIGHT j at 9.15 p.m. j Something new in Pictures j A Beauteous Ballet of 100 Hollywood Heartbreakers i TEA WITH A KICK A 27 STAR DELIGHT Served in great style, Beautiful Girls \\ondrous Gowns, Extreme Lavishness Much Kick IT'S ALL JOY, WITHOUT ALLOY No regrets,
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    119 5 I long side the Wharves or Expected to Arrive. p n 20th November, t aftei the &hp indicates he i a tbretst of and the word ■fiite," the samber of the Gate to eater i'. |N Wharf ((late 10 W I isa Maru, 20. Mar. Wharf
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    EXCHANGE
    55 5 gapore, 26th November. tight 2a 4d 3116 2s 4d 3|32 sight 2s 4d ***** r.:' j J Transfer 155 raft 3% p.c. pm. and draft 69% I nafei 137% draft 138% ing rate $5.54 Ei '/.and rate 4 p.c. I ir. 1 Ddoß 33 9!16 S ngapore, 25th November.
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    128 5 TO-IMY S liUOl ATIONS JUCL Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $390 Rice, Siam 2 $370 Iiicv, Siam 3 $340 Rice, Saig- n 1 $320 Rice, Saigon 2 $308 Rice, Saigon 3 $295 Rice, Rangoon 1 $300 Rice, Rangoon 2 $290 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per
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    ETLIN AND CO's REPORT
    183 5 Tir.:—Taipings $1.22% to $1.27%, N rths 97 1 2 cents to $1, Souths 91 to 94 cen:s, Johar.s 50 to 52 cents, Petalings $1.50 to $1.55, Nawng Pets $1.77% to $1.82%, Hitams $1.57% to $1.02%, Ulu Piahs $1.80 to $1.85, Meng embus 85 to 95 cents,
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    MACPHAIL AND CO's REPORT
    188 5 Si 1 'zapcre, 20th November. —Rubbeis. Unchanged. Mining.—Ulu Pia*hs have buyers at 81.8o, Chenderiangs are firm with buyers at 13s 3d, Hitams have buyers at $1.00 and sellers at $1.05, Petalings to-day are quoted 81 47 V» to $1.52%, Menigkirribus have buyers at 85 ct\ its
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS
    59 5 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION Singapore, 26th November. Pale Crape Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— n Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing P»ces. Buyers Sellers. Spot 6OV2 61 Dec mber 61 J January to March 61 «14, Aipril to June 60 60% Latest London
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    FRED WATERHOUSE CO.. LTD.
    24 5 Singapore, 26th November. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—34% cents. London. —Is. 5%d. Sinsapcre.—6OV2 ,€ents'Tone of Market.—Firm.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION
    34 5 Orders for week ending 30th Novemlber, 19 TY> day 26th.-Final of the Hall Football sh lTd -Fcurtk Troop vs. Eleventh Troop, H Practice, HeadQ Class, S.V.C. Drill Hall at 5 p.m.
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    400 5 JAPANESE FORCES EVACUATE TVkio, 23rd, November: —Both Cne conting er.t cf Li.<j Japarcoe amy at Shi/v-Kwo-Tao a'.'d tv,o destroyers stationed at Tientsin have returned to Port-Arthur. IMPERTINENT SOVIET AUTHORITIES Owl ig to an enormous increase of taxes whiclh was enforce by the Soviet authorities without notice beforehand in
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    THOMSON AND CO.'s WEEKLY REPORT
    299 5 Kuala Lumpur, 82nd November. Tm—London £260.15.0 Singapore $129.75. Rubber. —London l?%d Singapore 59 ctß. New York 34 cts. Boah tin and rubber close practically unchanged since our las: report. Rubber shares continue quiet wi'tih very little bus nisi- passing. Much busmesa has been recorded in
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS
    80 5 Europe:—Christmas Letters November 26, 28* New Year Letters December 1,0. U s> A>: _New Year Letters November 26, 28. or Canada:—New Year Letters November lb, °8 Parcels November 27. Australia:-Chris*mas Letters t November 28 December 2. Parcels t November J&, t December
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    126 5 Per Melchior Treiib:—Mrs. C. C. Serantan Mr H. I Hawver, Mr. J M Dawe, Mr ami Mrs. R. Smith Varley, Mr. J. Leias < Mrs M Philip, Mr. H. S. Daniel Mr. Ong Xt, Mr Tan SvMi Gatt, Mr. Chr. fEeuwenf N. C Kisser Mr. H Blonv IVand
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      6 5 Bluebeard's W W Eighth MB&f Wife
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      243 5 FOB IMMEDIV; L SALE. T» > Rubber Manglei, 2 Largs Sharph.'i Jars, about 5,0J0 Latex up* «nl Hnru*e-«. 50 Latex Paua, Buckets, <••.• 'Alt 2nd Vi;»rd» Gkrf gCaeio. Apply Bom 12*« -'nt Malaya Tnbuue. Indian Elementary School, (Spacious premises, engaged from Ist December). 120, SHORT STREET. Accommodation is available for
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      240 5 I THIS MUST INTEREST YOU! -J [3 MRS. BAWUNSON "Hel'o Is that the General Provision Store?" Jg I PROVISION STORE ASSISTANT: "Yes." H S MRS. RAWLINSON "Have you got Condor Electric Bulb and Droste Choco-jG Slates Cost, Please?" [3 p P. S. ASSISTANT "Yes, 75 cents for the bulb and
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      111 5 WA.fl r ED, a ZJii tese Sileiman for Import firm with gooi knowledge of bazaar. J .pply r. S. L. c/o Malaya Tribune. GIAN HONG Co., 20 Robinson Road. Notice is hereby nlvea t i it the partnership hitherto subsisting betw»ea the undersigned in the ab )veaamed firm was this
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      262 5 MAILS CLOSE 1 -,r,l Swatow An i aU,t Seang Bee 2 p.m. ti■ Bangnara,* .*v. Kt "T:: ni Singora, 1 Randon, k 3 prac'hatipok p.m. U' f t# 1.* M Whatt Hin 3 p.m. Talma 8 p.m. r Van Nooft 3 p.m. J n Medina 3 p.m. and Penang *Ipoh
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      40 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS Programme of Drills up to and for 30th Sa°tu^y r, 2^h 2 November at 2 p.m-Farrer RTnge, Unite, S.V.C. Praot.ce for Bromhead Matthews Sh>«W30th November at 7 a.m.—tarr S Range Units, S.V.C Compet.t.on for Bromhead Matthews Shield.
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    140 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 26th November High Titles.—9.3s a.m., 10.31 p.m. Kinta Tin, Ha'igkonig Bank, noon. B. I. hoonewand mail closes. Football: Scotland vs. Rest, S.C.C., 5 p.m. Dance, Tanglira Club, 6.30 p.m. Dr. Winstedt's Lecture, V.M.C.A. 9 p.m. To-morrow, 27th November High Tides.—lo.lo ajm., 11.15 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE LAGGING BEHIND?
    830 6 Almost thre: months ago we gave an account of the progress that had been made in Kuala Lumpur in free Opium Habit treatment: There was lay testimony of those treated which gave remarkable tribute to the personal triumph of the medical concerned in overcoming natural aversion or
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    464 6 The Government Town Planner. Mr. C. C. Reade, left Kuala Lumpur on Monday on an official visit to Ipoh. Mr. J. G. O'Reilly, Superintendent, Preventive Branch, F.M.S. Customs, has gone to Malacca and Johore. The Rev. Father Rro-ssard, of the Church of the Holy Rosary, Kuala Lumpur, has been laid
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    THE "PIKAT" CASE
    345 6 HEAVY FINES IMPOSED ON RUBBER SMUGGLERS (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, 25th NoveniU r:—The Government launch 44 Pikat" early on the morning of Friday last, at sea eff Sungei P nat in the Maliaoca Straits captured a Malay prau with s/ixteen pikuls of rulbber on board The
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    CORONER'S INQUEST
    344 6 SEQUEL TO FATAL ACCIDENT IN KATONG Th.- enquiry into the circumstance s attending the death f Pensive! de llello, a 'twelve year old Eurasian boy wno was knocked down and ki.ied by a motor cycle ridden by Mr. Streurs, a Dutchman, in Katonff on the 17th instant was
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    "THE LITTLEJOHNS"
    182 6 AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE The Li.tlejohns who open their season at the Victoria Theatre an Tuesday i text, claim to have over a million rhinestones anj jewels set in one of their great stave settings and the following cutting from the Brisbane Telegraph uph.lds their statet&eOU —"Sddlom do
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    PENANG MUNICIPAL ESTIMATES
    64 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, 25th November:—A special meeting- of the Municipal Commission to deal with uhe estimates for next year was held to-day when the budget was passed. The balance to go forward from this year is put at $300,000. The estimated revenue for next year
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    MEDAL OF MERIT
    29 6 The Ch'-ef Scout (Sir Robert BadenPowell) has awarded the Medial of Merit h-> Mir. W. T. Cherry of Singapore, for good scirvices to the Scout Movement.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL
    344 6 YESTK,U,vv s KK off ICIAL REPUlq (Prom Our 0«, r Kuala Lumpur >- p Federal Council V/ full attendance tr y ladies. Fhe Hie) < iki* J «SVaS the L S. O. 1,4 Replying- to < n stated that it L ons <« the Stra is drafting a
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    MUNICIPAL MEETING
    168 6 THE AGENDA An ordinary meeting of tic M udpri Commissioners will be held ii the Bowd Room, on Friday, the 29ft taa v a* Ul p.m. The Agenda is as fott mm To confirm, if approved, the n: I I the ordinary and EQWciaJ wmm v fSM October
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    THE LATE MR. BRINKWORTH
    98 6 SUDDEN DEATH I N LONDON <W SUNDAY The many frier.as 11 George Bnnkworth of the nrm Kelly and Walsh will hear with W of his death which occurred London on Sunday. ?%omn i Mr. Brinkworth came to 1887 when he established she- j-"-" printing department tUymg
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    29 6 t,v From Soifand .+j Rembrandt, <Jue Snigap From Europe (Lomdoj 6th N vember, by 6 a.m. on Friday, the s From Western Austral due Singapore i Friday,
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    26 6 RUBBER m 17th \jven»«*r W London Stock? on tons, 469 tons down. Lor-ion. —1«. 5 Local. —GO *,4 cents. tin London. —£258.5.0. tJ ns
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      443 6 jg iole Agents for jg Fuller's Fruit Cakes Price $2.00 Chocolate Layer 2.00 cj Walnut 2.00 I I FULLIRS XMAS CAKES jjj Small Size i rice 13.00 Large Size Price $4.50. [c Messrs. J. LitftS Co s [c CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS 1 g lib. $1.40, 2 1b. $2.50, 3 lb. $3.25,
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    ALLENBY GIVEN A FREE HAND
    374 7 CA IRO PLENIPOTENTIARY APPOINTED ENA BLIN<» I>niKCT ACTION v m x GOVERNMENT SEEKS DELAY ADjO rKNS FOR MONTH tffllfflS SUDAN BELONGS TO EGj■ I JOD BAYONET PARADE Reuter. v_ v A Royal dtcree a month from S v,ml<er:-Two Briwith a good character |g jrs. The
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    DICTATOR FOR CHINA
    147 7 ANFU LEADER ASSUMES PRESIDENCY FENG HANDS OVER TROOPS TUAN CHI-JUI CABINET: EX-EMPEROR FREED Reuter. Poking, 24th November:—Tuan Chi Jui, Chang Tso iLin and Feng Yu Hsiang have arrived here. Tuan Chi Jui, who is the Antfu leader and ex-Premier, has assumed the presidency and is practticalry dictator,
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    WORLD'S OIL SHORTAGE?
    120 7 CONSUMPTION ENORMOUSLY INCREASING NEED OF NEW FIELDS Reuter. London, 25th November:—Presiding at a meeting of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company Sir Charles Greenway pointed out that last year the consumptidn of oil seemed to be overtaking the production. This would have happened if the new fields in the
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    GLASGOW FORT CHABROL
    98 7 COMMUNIST'S HOUSE BESIEGED TO EVICT HIM Reuter. London, 25th November: —There were wild scenes at CambusJapg ntar Glasgow on the occasion of the eviction cf a prominent Communist. Sheriffs ard officers of the Police, using crowbars, forced an entrance into the house, but met with a fusilade
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    COTTON OUTPUT
    56 7 HOURS OF WORK INCREASED TO 39 Va PER WEEK Reuter. London, 25th November:—The Master Cotton Spinners Federation have Bin* till that the ballot has resulted in the necessary four-fifths majority being obtained in favour of increasing the weekly hours of work in the mills spinning Amaritm cotton from
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    AIRSHIP TO NORTH POLE
    46 7 NANSEN FOR NEW EXPEDITION WITH GERMAN AVIATOR Reuter. ChrJstiania, 25th November :-Naf«en has agreed to participate in the forthcoming expedition to the North Pole on a Zeppelin equipped with Idling apparatus. Plans have been drawi up by the German airman Brum's. —Reuter.
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    106 7 The Municipal Health Statement for the week ending Nov. 15th, give? the total deaths as 199, a id the death rate as 26.89 per mille per artruum compared with; J/.M in the preceding week. Under Nationalities European deaths numbered one, U-ura-sian four, Chinese 150, Malay 27, a'td Indian 17 The
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    OPIUM RE-HASH
    308 7 ANOTER HAGGLE OF OLD ARGUMENTS JAPAN BRITISH AGREEMENT ADJOURNMENT FOR ANOTHER WEEK Reuter. Geneva, 25th November:—The first Opium Conference met again and discussed the question of import certificates. In the course of a lengthy debate, la which Sir M. Delevigne, Mr. Sugimura and Mr. Campbell were the principal
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    FRENCH GREAT CHARGES
    67 7 "MINISTERS SUBSIDISED BY SPECIAL INTERESTS" VOTE OF CONFIDENCE Reuter. Paris, 26th November.—The Chamber passed a vote of confidence in the Government by 318 to 196 at the conclusion of the debate in which an Opposition Deputy insinuated that Cabinet members received funds from economic interests. M. Herriot
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    DUTCH AIR ACHIEVEMENT
    36 7 Reuter. The Hague, 25th November :-«On the occasion of the arrival of the Dutch airmen |a Batavia the Presidents of the two Chambers the States General paid tributes, to their courage and perseverance.—Reuter.
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    INTERNATIONAL LABOUR
    17 7 Reuter. ElPaso, 25th November:— Gomp.T* was unanimously re-elected president of the Federation of Labour. —Renter.
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    128 7 A meeting of the Committee of the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce was held on Friday afternoon to consider, among other matters, the price of electric light current., telephone renttal increase, Malacca Agricultural Medical Board Constitution, appointment of Chief Medical Officer to be a permanent one, and amendments to the
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    "SECRET PROFITS"
    1066 7 MR. POEY KENG SENG S APPEAL QUESTION OF AMENDING PLEADINGS Mr. John Laycock yesterday made an appeal on behalf of Mr. Poey Keng Seng, formerly managing director of Eastern Mining and Rubb. r Company, aga nst the decision of Mr. Justice Acton who ordered him to make a
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      12 7 Bluebeard's W E.ghth i Sf Wife mmmmm mmmmmmmmmTSR't m i i iMBBK
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      304 7 ,r,i i i i i i i t 'ii!inii[iniiii[ili]luiniuii[iiiffiii!iiiii!»'Hiiiiii'i4. .niiiiii mi m ma i i > jJĔkj. FIBRENT asbestos-cement j j ||f §K £i £J I FLAT AND CORRUGATED SHEETS, I H0CF1NG SLATES AND 1 Economy, Efficiency I j and Reliabilifcy l| Iljilliliij non-conductive and everlasting f ACKNOWLEDGED BY ENGINEERS
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    262 8 M.C.C. BEATS ;N.S.W. CRICKET Sydney, 25th November.—After two days of dull and depressing weather the third day of the match between the M. C. C. and New South Wales showed a complete change, for the morning was glorious and the seventeen thousand spectators who •attended were rewarded
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    SCOTLAND vs. THE REST MATCH
    105 8 FOOTBALL The annua! Scotland vs. The R2st match will be played at the S.C.C. this afternoon. There are some aJternatic s in the teams as previously published, and they now stand as follows: Scotland.—Pratt; Sinclair, J. W. Winter; Buchanan, K. MacLennan, A. McLennan; Tait, Poison,
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    S.V.C. v BROMHEAD-MATHEWS " SHIELD
    146 8 S.V.C. v BROMHEAD-MATHEWS SHIELD RIFLE-SHOOTING Units of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will shoot off the above cup on Sunday 30th November on the Farrer Range (Seletar). Transport arrangements are as follows:— 6.30 a.m.—One bus will leave Keppel Harbour Tram Terminus for S.R E. (v). 7 a.m.—Buses leave Malay Coy. Drill
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    S.R.C. vs. S.C.C.
    55 8 HOCKEY The following will represent the S.R.C. agai .««t the S.C.C. en the S.R.C. ground to-day, at 5 p.m. L. Gammel, E. O. Angus, F. Albuquerque; V. C. Westerhout, E. Johnson, R. T. Morrow; J. S. de Souza, A. Moroira, W. A. Aeria, E. E. de Souza
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    V.M.C.A. CARNIVAL
    20 8 SWIMMING The preliminary heats of the V.M.C.A. Swimming carnival, will be swum off ibis afternoon from 4 pni.
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    MARATHON RUNNERS?
    340 8 DEVELOPING JAPANESE RIKISHA PULLERS ATHLETICS The possibility of developing the rikishacoolie of Japan into an athlete worthy of defending 1 the honour of his country in a marathon race against the fleetest runners of the world, is seen by Mr. A. R. Spearow. a member of the American
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER'S SURVEY
    1800 8 THE DECENTRALISATION POLICY BIGGER RAILWAY EARNINGS REVIEW OF RESTRICTION OPERATION REGARDS IT TEMPORARY We give in full His Excellency's statement on certain matters of interest which were abridged in our account of his address yesterday. FORESTS There has been no change la the general policy of conservation
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    THE FUTURE
    301 8 MISTAKE TO REGARD IT AS PERMANENT" In the case of an article of w«rld-wide consumption, the demand for which is affetted by many constantly varying circumstances, and the market for wh eh is subject to many influences, legitimate and iLegbimiate, it is almost impossible to isolate any on.
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS
    179 8 The following action was taken by committee No. 7 at a meeting held on the 21st in ß t:— Confirmed recommendation cf Committee No. 1 to increase tax on bullock carts from $19 to $24 per arjvum from the l6t January 1925. Approved payment to Dr. Gordon of
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    TRAGIC DEATH OF CAPTAIN'S SON
    129 8 A pad fatal vty occurred on board the sailing 9hip "Gwydyr Castle," mc-ored! in the harbour at noon yesterday, when George Frederick Jorgensen, the 1G yssar old son of Captain Jorgensc-n cf the vessel, was struck by a falling cask of sand and killed almost
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    AN ILLICIT RUBBER DEAL
    80 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, 25th November:—A Chinese named Nga Amin. pleaded guiky in the police counts here to-day to having larded 200 pounds of rubber in the Colony without havirg a psxtnit for landing. He was fined $200, or in default three months imprisonment, whilst
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    THE SURINA THEATRE
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    307 8 Mr. A. E. Mullaby, of Devon estate, and his wife, are leaving for Europe by the N. Y. K. boat to-day on medical advice, Mr. Mullaby, one of Malacca's best cricketers and lawn tennis players, carries with him the wishes of all sportsmen for a speedy recovery and a quick
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