Malaya Tribune, 24 December 1924

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] x AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY VoL XL -No. 303 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924 FIVE CENTS. THE Malaya Tribune WEDNESDAY, 24th DECEMBER. 1924.
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      153 1 r TYPEWRITER f REPAIRING is ol ,R i gpEOAim! J Ion Guaranteed Moderate. 1 j Typewriter Emporium I H.TA Baildins 1 i'lace, Singapore. j 3290. i i i i > i i i i iii ii Jhillillll I 111 i i■ii i i |M|;i|i!|!i|ni,iliililllll!lllil!i|!ilii|::lli|:;|i'lKlMlMl'il i|Ll< y-' fIH I Never troubles
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      55 1 «»»iiiiiiiianiw»iiiiaiiBiiiniJBii;niiri»m;naiiiniuMi)Ji.ir'* j WEAK EYES. j e You should be abla to read a l*«f I time without thinking of yonr 1 1 ii If not, pleasp consult one of oar I Ootic'ans who will determine Z whether or not von need flaaaae. 1 THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I I 15,
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    MALACCA MUNICIPALITY
    1027 2 REGULATION OF HAWKERS QUESTION (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, 20th December:—The usuaJ monthly meeting- of the Municipal Commissioners of Malacca took place i.J the Council Chamber on Friday last at 2.30 p.m. there being present the Hon. Mr. W. LanghamCarter (President) Capt. A. C. Baker, Mr. Holden and
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      273 2 SEEDED MUSCATS j Big and Juicy Ready Stoned 20 cts. 2 CtS j J A. CLOUET Co., '•SBST* j WRITE FOR FRE E RECIPE BOOK. ■nuininiTiiuMiiiiiuijBi^ j PHOTOGRAPHS I Of the Children never grow up I j Make an Appointment To«day. I The Eastern Studio I STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE. j
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      65 2 I GET A VIAL TO-DAY. trotblio r m 6 e me alf m€ f n r ts Pta&TS*, little laxatives are *T aV?* are equally good for mef L they iiver, Danish biliousness, sick HUH headaches dizziness, flatulence, purify the iZlih dear the Skin All sell Pinkettes, or post free,
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      313 2 JUST ARRIVED err lan,ey Gibb0n s Pr,ced Ca'alosue m STAMPS, OF THE BBITiSH MP RF i (1925 Edition, U(E I ,Dcludil P ric€S < or all H B. E. Stam Ds j Price $3.25 each j Postage 30 cts. extra. i s Obtainable at GEM PHOTOGRAPHIC CO I «3, NORTH
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    COMPANY MEETINGS
    372 3 ALOR GAJAH RUBBER The fifteenth <nual general meeting of Alor Gajah Rubber Estate Limited was held at Hongkong Bftok Chambers at noon yesterday. The Chairman, the Mr. J. If. Sin.c, presided, and there were mbw pcoeont the hobble Mr. J. W. Campbell, Mr. W. P. Plummer, and Captain
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    PAJAM LIMITED
    634 3 The fifteenth annual general meeting A Pajam Limited was held at Hongkong k Chambers at 12.30 yesterday. The Chaarman, Mr. W. L. Watkfaa, presided, and there were also present: —The Hon. Mr. J. M. Sime, Mr. W. P. Plummer, Captain Daly and Mr. F. A. Teale. The Chairman,
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      254 3 i r WW I MEDALS ■afTiZE P"lv who S p. Model Complete <># $525 p. do. $595 g ii. p. Twin Model Complete $695 S DEFERRED TERMS ARRANGED. 3 CYCIF CARRIAGE Co, Ltd. SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR AND IPOH. 9 power Transmission. We stock everything necessary for the I efficient
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      208 3 V /CHILDREN love Quaker Oats jK 'k and lock forward t0 havin S il every day, without fail Do not disappoint them. Give them all the *%/W they will eat. Quaker Oats is the ideal food for chil- dren because it contains all the sixteen elements necessary for the development
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      309 4 AMUSEMENTS j I EMPIRE CINEMA* I jjj To-Night at 9 p.m. I A CHINESE PICTURE WHEN LOVE WAS IN FLOWER| I IN 8 REELS. 0 Qj Featuring [o WILLIAM S. WANG, Y. C. RU, [t If. Y. CHU, L. L CHEN, T. M. TSENG, H. C. CBANG. rj jFirst Show
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      378 4 AMUSEMENTS ALHAMBRA [j From Saturday, 20th December, to Thursday, 25th December. jjj In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp, 1 The Cat and the Pig j K 1 Keel Pathe Film. S s jjj CARL LAEMHLE PRESENTS Bj Thomas Carrigan and Laura La Plante in 1 Crooked Alley f
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      407 4 AIWSEIITO MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY nZjL" 3re rf 6RAND PKOGBAMHE Of STOP! think again. 1 W Jt CO^& fo a LOCttOd SEE!!! TI What Charmion Winahip did mnmm rjhe Tur thought of marrying for money in I HE LANMPDr* THE DA8LIN& ?tR IAn day OF THE RICH A i' r: i,re
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    SHARE AND PRODUCE
    85 5 in AY'S QUOTATIONS RICE X 1 per Koyan $379 2 m :i 37 3 $318 1 I n 5322 2 $309 3 n n R ?oc«i I $293 2 $290 •I<l No 1 per bag $10.75 2 $10.40 3 $10.20 PRODUCE Buyers Sellers $25.00 Hamburg Cube .per
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    AND CO's REPORT
    148 5 24th December: —Rubbers:-- 'ka I'indas are on offer at $1.55 ding §l 52, Ayer Moleks have ,1.15. New Serendahs have 2.50 and United Malaccas at hmderiangs have buyers at nave buyers at $1.52 but few 1 <>-n offer. Tongkah Harbours •i.25 forward. Jchans are quoted Kinta Dreti'es
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    MALAKA PINDA RUBBER ESTATES LTD
    3515 5 MR. PECK CRITICISES THE DIRECTORS' POLICY QUESTION OF LIQUID ASSETS SOUND POSITION The annual meeting of the Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates Ltd. was held at Messrs Chan Sze O >n Go's offices, Market-street, at noon yesterday. The Chairman the Hon. Mr. Tan .Gheng Lock, presided,
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      258 5 mYou cannot buy a Better If A Lamp than j I L Philips I SOLE AGENTS: j United Engineers Limited (Incorporated in the S. S.) ELECTRICAL DEPABTMENT: 15. BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. i ORDINANCE NO. 44. (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TH1 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Ik Bankruptcy No.
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      307 5 MAILS close 0 .„AV. Mth DECEMBER :t nu'. Bengkalis, Siak 'can Sifong Bee 2 p.m. j and Samarang «,-aN-*- Giang Seng 2 p.m. Toh Lam 2 p.m. j a'lHH 0 i. Suez, Genoa, r,J Hamburg ♦Coblenz 2 p.m. Ban YVhatt IIin 3 p.m. Mem ado Maru 3 p.m. ge K
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      131 5 THE WEATHER METEOROLOGICAL REPORT (By courtesy of the Government Health Office) Hill Station Records, for the seven days ending midnight on Saturday, 20th December, 1924: Altitude Average Total Total Averasre daily Name of Station of Mil evaporation rainfaJ percentage of observation shade temp. for the for the brignt (feet above
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    87 6 A SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, 24th December High Tides.—B.26 a.m., 9.46 p.m. Christmas Eve. B. I. homeward mail closes. To-morrow, 25th December High Tides.—9.l) ajrt., 10.36 p.m. Christmas Day. No issue of the "Malaya Tribune." Swimming: Club Tiffin. Football: S.C.C. vs. Navy, Stadium. Friday, 26th December High Tides—9.so
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    THE BEST IN LIFE
    1046 6 Our first word< to our readers to-day are to offer to them our very best wishes of this season. And what is the best we can wish them? Th, old greeting, A Merry Christmas? Xo, not all. Merriment is the season.ng of Kfe, rod a sense
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    222 6 We acknowledge receipt of a pretty cale tder "June in the Austrian TygtA from Messrs Roof Hin a*nd Company, Mailacca. The Mercantile Bank of I dia, Limited, have received an advice frcm the .r Head Office by the last mail that Mr. Charles J. Hambro has joined the Board of
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    EDUCATION IN 1925
    472 6 DR. R. 0. WINSTEDTS PREDICTIONS BRIGHT PROSPECTS By Dr. R. O. Winstedt (Director of Education) I have no hesitation io saying that the prospects of Education in Malaya for 1925 are brighter than they have been at any time since the Great War. This is due to
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    MUNIMIPAL MATTERS
    260 6 REPAYMENTS FOR NEXT JUNE 1897 BOND DRAWINGS At the meeting of the Municipal Committee No i he'd on 19;.h December, 1924 b n% V i en r:G::cd tha: following b Has of the 4 p r cent. Lee I 1897 havt June hST 0 f0 repayr,lent 0» the
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    MALAYA'S REVUE.
    472 6 SPRIGHUy Sinn, n:«^ par twrtfttUe r out wrth a new 7- i Malaya's p?Sc ipa rI pqu« P J' dramas; the *V 1 have new Ww** 6 toT* 4 ent Some }>>■ '-h e k d their gervS f°rt (bv Pu i; spark,- r^ r he show h
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    CHRISTMAS SERVICES
    141 6 S. PETER'S III KOI On Christmas Day the fallow; ;r will be held in S. Peter's (hurni, v 6 a.m. lfatin arxl H ly comb addlress (Taw"'). 9 a.m. Matins and Holy C hm address (Malay). 2 p.m. Evensong and addrc-F* S p.m. do 3.4.1p.m. do -F -CYPRES
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    38 6 From ffcHand and G rwnny 7 Konirg-in der Ned to-mcrr-w afternoon. Sjjt From Ch na and J*P»° Kara, doe Stafapore to-naorr a. From Europe (London auiu 4th December) by *J&£t 6 a.m. on Friday, the 261
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
    22 6 RUBBER London Stocki on iUk tons down ton? London. --la 7%d. Local-07 cents. TIN London.— tfflM M lJ Local-*!*** per
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      252 6 I ROB/NSON'S I j l j Toys. Crackers. g H Shortbread. Chocolates. Confections. ffl g MarshmaHo vs. Almonds. Dates. g i 1 f Robinson Co., Ltd,, j{] (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 5 I SINGAPORE. [S umnBii*iuuaiiBii*iiitiBiiaiiwiiiiiuaiiBuiuauuiaiiaiiBuajiaiiuiBu«u T >Y BOOKS AND ALMANACS FOR 1925. 1 100 Thlnga a Eo '«n
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      21 6 Confidential communications intended for the personal attention of the Editor, Mr Geoffrey Lucksted, should be addressed to o:m personally by name.
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      73 6 THE WEATHER METEOROLOGICAL REPORT By Courtesy of the Government Health Office Kandan.sr Kerbau Statico for the 24 hours ending midnight 23rd December 1924: deg. Max. shade temp. 84.5 F Min. shade temp. 72 F Mean shade temp. 77 j p Max. sun radiation 97 p Mia. grass radiation HS.5 F
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    FAR EAST PROBLEM
    381 7 ci prOSED ANXIETY IN EUROPE rtAMATION OF NATIONAL h GROUPS ATTITUDE Reuter. 253rd December; —Cab ing c rr spondent of the New that ther> is met underj high quarters regardiation in the Far East, arid fter a month a negotiation to C i ie a treaty with
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    FRANCE'S WAR DEBTS
    78 7 Reuter. 23rd Dec:—Mr. Coolidge 1 >der .hat the United States Govemoouke Mr. Jusserand's suggesrday for a moratorium paymen: a war debt to America. The feeh that co nun ant will be out of the Ambassador chose to make tion to the country by means of a tdreaa
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    EGYPTIAN PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED
    37 7 Reuter. 23rd D^ctn/ber:—The king has :ree dissolving parliament. The I the electoral delegates has been I I January 20 and the e ectk>n of r February 2. The new chamber 1 n March G.—Keuter.
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    WELL-KNOWN POET DEAD
    21 7 nd<m, 23rd December: —The death has u <1 of the poet T. W. H. Cropland.— H' cr Reuter.
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    GERMANY AND LEAGUE
    197 7 STILL INSISTS SHE IS GUILTLESS EX-GERMAN COLONIES Reuter. Berlin, 23rd December:—The German Government's note to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations,, supporting the contention that in the event of Germany joining the League she should be excused the obligation involved in article sixteen of the Covenant
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    COMMUNISM IN FRANCE
    148 7 M. HERRIOT'S STATEMENT FROM SICK-BED Reuter. Paris, 23rd December: —M. Herriot from his sickbed made a statement to foreign pressmen with regard to what he termed the "alleged Communist peril" in France. He appealed to them not to allow the legend to spread abroad that France was
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    IRELAND AND BRITAIN
    95 7 INTERPRETATION OF ARTICLE 18 IN TREATY Reuter. Geneva, 23rd December:—The Free States' reply 'to the British nete of December 15, regarding the registration of the Anglo-Irish Treaty has been published. It says that the League disavows the intention of entering ittdo a controversy regarding the intentions cf
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    GERMAN EDITOR SENTENCED
    57 7 Reuter. Berlin, 23rd December:-The Magdeburg court has sentenced to three months imprisonment Herr Rcthaidt, editor cf a proving lewsprtpcr, for libelling President Ebert, whom he accused of helping to prole- g the Murtitietn-workers' strike in 1918 and° public y urging the workers not to respond to the
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    ANOTHER AUSTRALIAN STRIKE
    45 7 Reuter. «»w Melbourne, 23rd December: Inter-State steamers were bed up at Brisbane owing to the crews' demands for overtime and shipowners' reply threatens to play up the whole fleet OB* Government enforces the I*WS of the country against job control and strikes.—Reuter.
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    THE ALBANIAN TROUBLE
    47 7 Reuter. Bei--ade 23rd December:-The morning aemwomp** mi that a column of A barman Iter d Tirana last evening and that ScnUri had fallen, after a ha t houu•* battle in whlUh the rebels commanded by the ex-Premier Ahmed Beg Zogu beat Fanncli troops.—R titer.
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    18 7 Reuter. Marseilles, 23rd December:—General Hsu Mar f w the mailboat Amazon*. He L expects to stay to months.Reuter.
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    DOMINIONS CONFERENCE
    136 7 POSSIBLE ARRANGEMENT FOR MARCH FRANK DISCUSSION Reuter. L( lon, 23rd December: —Reuter has been informed that the British Government to-day telegraphed to the Governments of the Dominions and India with a view to .talning whether it is possible to arrange a special meeting of the Imperial Conference early
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    CLYDEBANK EVICTIONS
    109 7 LIVELY SCENES: POLICE ATTACKED SEETHING EXCITEMENT Reuter. London, 23rd December:—The long-mrea-tened evictkx* of the Clyde Bank rent s-trikers i gait -day and wer. attended by lively scenes. The eviction officers, eeeortediby sixty polce, swooped down the district just after the night patrol of the tenanla r.turned ham-, but
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    87 7 In addition to a selection of new Octaon the nndernoted works have been added to Raffles Library and will be available for issue on Saturday, 27th December. 1024, at 9 am. Addison (Rt. Hon. Christopher) Politics from within, 1011-18. 2 Vols. \gate (James) White Horse and Rod Lion.
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    55 7 The Prinsep-street Church Sunday School W4ll hold its annual pic-nic oa Christmas Day at the Garde.i Club, Tanah Merah, which has been very kindly placed at the disposal of the scho'ars by the committee of the club. Scholar! are requested to meet at the church at 7.30 a.m. when they
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    MALICIOUS PROSECUTION CASE ENDS
    1659 7 JUDGMENT FOR MR. WAN KIM TOON JUDGE'S COMMENTS The action brought by Messrs. Wee Kim Chuan and Wan Boon Seng against Mr. Wan Kim Toon for malicious prosecution and wrongful arrest was conducted yester- day in the Supreme Court before Mr. J ustice i Barrett-Le nurd,
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    256 8 Sports Pastimes. CRICKET BATTLE OF THE ASHES AUSTRALIA ON SOUND GROUND The following are the scores in the first test rnateh. Australia.—lst Innings Bardsley c Woolley b Freeman 21 Collins c Hendren b Tate 114 Ponaford b Gilligan 110 Arthur Richardson b Hearne 22 Tayler c Strudwick b Tate 43
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    SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR
    49 8 Reuter. Johannesburg, 23rd December:—The first of the five unofficial test matches arranged for Mr. Joel's team began to-day. The Joelites second 198, Tennyson contributing 57. Nupen took 5 for 54. South Africa bad 54 for 2 when ratn intervened and stumps were drawn for the day.—Reuter.
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    BIG INTER-STATE MATCH
    209 8 S.C.F.A. vs. SELANGOR AT THE STADIUM FOOTBALL Considerable interest is be ng evinced in Irrter-State Chinese match that is to be played on the Stadium Association ground to-morrow afternoon between the Straits Chinese Football Association ard the Selangor Chi-e-se Recreation Club. The S.C.F.A. will miss Yong Liang,
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    PORT DICKSON GYMKHANA
    1215 8 FIRST DAY'S RESULTS ATHLETICS (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, 21st December:—Sharp to time, at 2 p.m the sports started wiltb the 100 yards flat race heats, and the placings were as fo'lows:— 100 yard?.— Ist heat 1 Yusop. 2 Mahat. 2nd 1 Thoh Seng. 2 Perera. 3rd
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    SPORTS OF SPAIN
    206 8 From Spain the word is brought by Prof. Ortega, of the University, of Wisconsin, that soccer is rapidly supplanting bullfights. Apparently the spectace of mutilated horses and maddened animals, with the thrlling risk af injury to toreadors, matadors and picadors, is losing its popular lure, and the
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    ANNUAL PRIZE MEETING
    266 8 CHINESE VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB RIFLE-SHOOTING The first Annual Prize Meeting of the Chinese Volo teer Rifle Club was successful Iv Ao4 «ff on Sunday in spite of the wet weather. About 40 members attended, including all the Officers of the Chinese Co. The shooting lasted, the whole
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN
    240 8 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) A MERRY COUPLE Tokio, 22nd December: —It is confidently expected that Marquis Maeda and Miss K:ku-ko. immediately after their wedding which will take place in next spring will eet out for a wedding- trip to Paris. N. Y. K.s LAND
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    CHINESE STUDENTS LITERARY ASSOCIATION
    98 8 At a Special General Meeting of the Chinese Students' Literary Association at Nam Kheung Chi \ese Free School, 111, New Rridge-rond, Singapore, the following were elected Office-Bearers for the year 1925 Prcs-ident: Mr. S. Y. Chec tg; Vice President: Mr. Lee Pnh Kwan; Hon: Secretary Mr.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    23 8 Saturday, 27th December at 2 p.m.—Farrer aT !5 e 'o S uJ" E (v) Sh00t »*»fo«t H. M. S. "Magnolia."
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    CHRISTMAS REFLECTIONS
    1116 8 HOW OUR HUMORIST SAW THINGS THE WIFE AGAIN I am married. Surprising: though it is, it is nevertheless true, and what iis more amazing- is this, I am still married. Although I have traversed the road of wedded life for many a year wdth remembrances I will not
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      42 8 I I Are you tired and depressed i Then do not fail t SCOTT'S F:: which r rapid effects 1 up each body 2nu nerve cell until bean vigour Mid completely restored. SCOTT'S EMULS -J Best for children. §jp| Just as fp*
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    THE RAILWAY STRIKE
    998 9 SITUATION AT K. L. BECOMING SERIOUS POLICE CALLED Developments, during the last twentyfour hours, says Saturday's "Malay Mail, point to the likelihood of an early settlement being reached in connection with the •trike at the Central Workshops in which 2,000 men have participated. The men have represented
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      307 9 I LET US SPRAY WITH I LOTOL I he New Clean Liquid Vermicide j Certain death to cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes, j borers, silverfish, white ants, etc., etc. I May be sprayed with impunity upon clothes, I curtains, couches, beds, carpets and will not harm or stain the most delicate fabric.
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    RUBBER AND SHARES
    1115 10 KENNEDY AND CO/S WEEKLY REPORT Penang, 20th December: —The feature for the period under review has been the steady hardening-up of Sterling Tin Shares, from whkh it would appear that investors at Home are beg nning to realize the value of some of Me better class mines.
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      359 10 STEAMER SAIUWCS pacific mail smuHinffisr^ MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPINO TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE-FReYght ARD PORTS OP CALL—MANILA HONGKONG t^**^!* YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND AMERICAN STEAMERS ro PRESIDENT TAFT Le Ho ngll0ng PRESIDENT WILSON }a" n SPECIAL THROUGH FARES. HONGKONG It! S SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW Yorr FIRST CLASS THROUGHOUT 'OCAL EQUIVALENT
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    521 11 MEAT Beef steak (round) kati 40 Beef stew or curry kati 35 Pork lean kat» 64 Pork lean and (fat (Ist quality) 48 Mutton Indian kati 73 Mutton Australian kati Fowl kati 60 Capocs (locally reared) kati Hens (Locally reared) kati 65 Ducks each 85 Pigeons, domestic
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    A MISER'S HOARD
    187 11 OCTOGENARIAN WHO DIED IN POVERTY A staff of clerks <had to be called In by the Sheffield Guardians to COW* the hoard of gold l and' other coins left by a Sheffield MtofMWbl) named Maiiah who died m poverty. The work was difficult owing to the mildewed
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    MARRIAGE SERVICE
    399 11  -  THE MAN HANDICAPPED BY HIS WIFE By Jean Thirer "To love, honour, and obey Would there be more happy unions if "help" were substituted for "obey" in the marriaiz* service The moder:! girl promises to "obey" with her tongue in her cheek, but she would promise to help
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    FILIPINOS IN HAWAII
    239 11 REPORT SUBMITTED TO GOVERNOR WOOD There are about 40,000 Filiipinos now in Hawaii including 2,540 women and children, according to a report received by Governor General Wood from Lalitor Commissioner Ligot, coveri'g the late is activities and observations in respect to Filipino labor conditions d/uring the period
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    EMIGRATION TO CANADA
    269 11 3,000 FAMILIES WILL BE SETTLED ON FARMS Three thousarrd British families will be setitfled on farms in Canada, starting next year, urder a new Government scheme. They mfM receive advances to buy their farms and livestock, will receive training in local methods, and famiL es coming from
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