Malaya Tribune, 8 December 1925

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j 1 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. XII. No. 288 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925
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      927 1 V j c===aoi=aoE====aoi=aoE====3ioi=iooEao j iohoi 101=101 aono j VISIT QUR TOY TMAS BAZAAR ON < gggg j j BoiwfiooF ho ury M KMT BRAND HOSIERY TA B LE jj S !SZ .Ladk»' Puir.SiiklhreadHose. "Bear Br.c4 4 Pore Si!k Hi.se W j IMPK] O Nf lor ISflhS. Fully fashioned Imml H
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      86 1 iiiirnniiiitmniiiJiiHiinntiii ii•ii i lunkfolglasses j Don't wait for pains or failing Vision before you consult us. If I 2 you need glass:.!?, we will prescribe and prepare lenses and fit in I I frame and mountings of any 1 character. I 1 Doctors' and Occuiists' prescTip- s tions executed promptly
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    WORKING CLASSES
    1537 2 THE REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT Bishop Welldon and the Ugly Signs There was a largre attendance of member I and gnaata at the luncheon of the Chester Rotary Ciub wntn Bishop Welldon gave an addre&a on "The revolutionary spirit as it show.- it u'.f aknong the working classes at the
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    SPOOKS OR SPARKS ?
    590 2 SPOOKS OR SPARKS Exp'oits of a Haunted Mill Girl A haunted m 1 g'rl, who hu> just returr.eei to her homf "cured of her aniazr -nilue-nce uxcn "narsimate objects, presence one cf the most remarkw:le humanvcienftrflc proVlMv.- ol recent times. Roughly speaking, op nion (V divxhd between "spooks' and "sparks";
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      173 2 THE PERSON WITHOUT A HEADACHE A RARITY There is probably no one who has not had a headache some time or other. Of headaches there are many, and they vary in the degree of discomfort they brmg. But whatever a headache may be. it is a thing one would like
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      534 2 In Convalescence 81 Horhxte Malta! Kflt lest strength arid cv^ x i itisa V erfedtbodui 1 A tt****m ll i \\\r H i° u &mBl t and pure. HI J k Hn4sizesofall*/ &Stores H ■m mi r nwiw wmi mlm WHY CxIVE CASTOR OIL When Baby's Own Tablets, The' Medicine
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    S.S. BELGENLAND
    601 3 Her Second Voy; round tht WorW Singapore will again see tbe Red Star liner Belgcnland, of 27,200 booj gross, the kirgest steamship to circle the globe v in the present winter, When sbe will make mw second voyage around the world, with more than 400 American tourists on
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      341 3 Ilk I NATURES REMEDY I gents Tonic is Nature's I s* remedy for tht I and brain, loss or debility, poorness neuralgia, insom- is strengthenfcfe. In the fatigI. opica I aimosliere appreciate the sti Tiulna of tli is medicine, as it j i normal health, j i .1 J sleep.
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      131 3 f L JUST ARRIVED: (A limited supply only) I DIABETYLIN B n for the CURE of DIABETES. The name of DIABETYUN is now W* Over INSULIN it has the g reat advantage of avoiding cost* and dangerous .reatn.cn., and 3 require any FOOD RESTRICTION. I Full treatment (6 boxes) $3Q
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      325 3 H Bovril is the stuff for strong I H 4 men. It is a concentrate of 1 j H I best beef. It puts heart and I jSn vigour into you, driving away 1 111 «CJ Drink Bovril on the job 1 I \3m US and you will be sure
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      360 4 AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE 1 Tuesday, December 8 and Wednesday. December 9. Ia tbe First Sbow at 7-15 pm. sbarp. cj SEE! WONDERFUL NEW SENSATIONS! PHENOMENAL STUNTS! g EXTRAORDINARY CLIMAXES! E LOVE ELEMENT! and jjj INDESCRIBABLE THRILLS!! ilo The Most Astounding Semi Ever Made S THE Invisible Ray IN 15 ENTHRALLING EPISODES
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      477 4 AMUSEMENTS I TAN CHBNG KBH ft CO., LTD, Pr*pri«t*ra. gj Last Two Nights 3 3 In the Second Show Commencing 9 pm. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS 1 will appear in his latest and be?t pictuie, A MARVEL OF ACTION, 1 DASH, COLO UK, HJMANCE, ADVENTIT-E and HUMOUR. Not a screen version of
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      538 4 AMUSEMENTS To The Public: All Saints and Sinners of this beautiiul town are cordially invited to attend the "Coming Out" party of the Master Saints in the rich Carrington family IT GAIETY CINEMA TO-NIGHT. There will be a grand expose of the grandfather and the grandson who live in a
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    FLOOD DAMAGE
    237 5 Thousands of Rubber Trees Destroyed In connection w th the reports of damage < oat by the floods on rubber estates in the Kuala Selangor district, concerning which the agency houses in Kuala Lumpur are disinclined to confirm statements emanating from the district whjch we mentioned the other
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    Kelantan Indian Association
    444 5 It was a BfltftHl event whan the Indian and Ce> lonete commnnitiee in Keiantan |cinci hf»nds and formed themselves into an ussociu.. on called "The Indian Association." Tl* 'nav.gural meeting was convened on Nov -mbcr 19. am dst much en.hus.asm. Members of both the communities mustered strong
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    Exchange
    91 5 Singapore Dec. 8. On London— Bank 4 mcr. ills' sight l r«s*_ Demand 2a. 4 5|32d Private C months signt 2s 4 2St» On India— Bank Tat Transfer lo4*_ On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2% p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft '4 On Jay I Bank Tel. Transfer
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    146 5 News has been received of the marriage at Heme on Oct. 17 of Mr. Harold C Paxon to Miss M. H, Raynes. Mr. Paxon was at one tdme well-known in Malaya as a civil engineer, when he was largely responsible for the eanstruct r on of the Amapang-road Water works.
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    DENISHAWN DANCERS
    452 5 Appreciation of Classical Arts in Japan In Japan there is little charrce of seeing ballet or ciaesic dancing, ani when it comes, we should grasp the opportunity that is offered to us. and patronize the good artiste who so rarely visit these shores with their delightful art, writes
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    66 5 The Raja Bendehara of Perak, accompanied by Raja Razman, Tc* Miida Stia Bijaya Di Raja and Enche Ahmad Jalaludir. of the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, have gone to Penang from where they intend takintr steamer for Medan, Sumatra, says T.OM, They propose visit rig Wmlh known places in this Dutch
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    Shipping Notes
    587 5 The wreck of a sunken tvako i §c in a position I de.?. 16 ft. 55m. North, iu;i deg. o2 ft. So in. East, in fathoms. The p ition will be buoyed and a green light will be exhibited by night. The Dutch steamer Khoen Foeng (Thong Ek
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    35 5 The rate of issue of Money Oders for India and Oylon to-day, is Rs. I?>3 equal M SIOC. The rate of payment of Mone? (Met* from India and Ceylon is Ra. 158 serial tx> $100.
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    PRODUCE
    254 5 To-day's Quotations RICE RYe, Siam No 1 per Koyan $362 Ric, Siam 2 $339 Rice, Siam 3 $324 Rice, Saigon 1 $320 Rice, Saigon 2 $307 Rice, Saigon 3 Rioe, Rangoon 1 $293 Rice, Rangoon 2 $290 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.50 Rice, 2 $10.25 Rice,
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    60 5 Mr. Stanley Obeyeslere, B.A. Barristerat-Law, Inner Temple. Deputy SolicitorGeneral of Ceylon, ha.s boon appointed to act as Solicror-General vice the Hon. Mr. M. T. Akba", K.C. Acting SolicitorGeneral of Ceylon, Mr. will be nominated an Official Member of the Ceylon Legslative Council. He is only 415 years, old, a well
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      441 5 J TE ST ADVERTISEMENTS Cbin«*9 InUrptaftat is p i o outt at J-o >T9 Bahru. ti j ,mi p «r rufci««im tiaiag C v |tb Umpomrj al!ow_;)co. or Applieatlo- tt_tt_m dial—lt M _jdn»_sed to the dtafce i? inreßabru. 1 NOTICE. Rdffics College. ire invited for the erection of on the
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      126 5 j Ladies Shoes I stylish shapes slightly H shopsoiled. Origin] price: jj $12.00. To dear at f I $1, $2 $3. Jj j) GINETTE, I 86, North Bridge Road. ii II SINGAPORE. TEL. No. 3610. V Cart Loads of the World s Best in il'oney Value JUST UNPACKED IS Groceries,
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      24 5 1 BRAND 1 Sweetened Condensed 1 j Unsweetened Condensed I SOLE IMPORTERS: g The East Asiatio Co., Lit X (Incorporated in Denmark.) I Singapore.
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      51 5 Singapore Volunteer Corps Friday, December 11 5.15 p.m.—Driil Hall, All Units, S.V.C., Make-up Parade. Saturday, December 12 2.30 p.m.—Farrtr Ranere, Non-European Units, Musketry Classification. 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah, Europeun Units, Muske&ry Classification. Sunday, December 13 8.30 a.m. —Farrer Range, All Units, S.V.C., Lewis Gun Classification. 8.30 a.m.—Bitkit Timah, Chinese Company, Rifle
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    115 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, December 8 High Tides.—3.42 a.m., 3.4 p.m. Blue Funnel Homeward mail leaves. Keppel Golf Club annual meeting, 6.30 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. (A) vs. Services. Denishawn Dancers, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, December 9 High Tides.—l.36 a.m. 4.8 p.m. Denishawn Dancers. Victoria Theatre, 9.30
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    Signs of an Awakening
    1338 6 According to Sir Laun nc? Guillemarde sipeech to the Legislative Council yesterday there i*, at lasft, a prospect of taking action whh regard to the sJums. Hi« Excelhtncy confessed that the "severe criticisms" he had read since his return made it advisable that he should make
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    Ripan Bye-Election
    39 6 [Reuters Service.] London, December 7. The Ripon bye-election, in consequence of the Rt. Hon. E. F. L. Wood's appointment as Videroy of India, resulted as follows: Major J. W. HiliLs (Conservative) 16,433, Mr. John Murray (Liberal) 11,422.
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    Parliamentary Appointment
    28 6 [Reuters Service.j London, December 7. Mr. G. L. T. Locker-Lampaon has been appointed Parliamentary Under-Secretary of the For. .gn Office in succession to Mr. Roland IteNeiß.
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    Alan Cobham at Sollum
    24 6 [Reuters Service.) Cairo, December 7. Mr. Alani Cobham has arrived at Solium. [Mr. Cobham is making a trans-African flight, j
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    Mr. Justice Acton
    45 6 The Colonial Secretary informs us thai, the R glr.t HonouralJle the Secretary of State for the Cd-onies 'has approved the appointment of Mr. R. D. Acton, Malayan Civil Service, >'jo be a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of Imm Straits Settlement?.
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    The New World
    65 6 "General Odhcap" produced at the New World last night, by "The City Opera, proveo a very amusing anii entertaining play. Mr. Haron is Miled to appear again as "Kass-im Baba" in "Ali Baba and the Forty Robbers' when he will sing his popular cominc song, describing the-
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    290 6 Mr. G.P. Curcaden, Deputy Commission er cf Police, F.M.S., is due back from Home leave by the Khyber. It is reported that Mr. A. F. B. Live?ay. Secretary, Ipoh. Gymkhana Club, is severing h:9 connection with these two local institutions. Mr. Nah Hai San of 253 boutn Bridge Road reports
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    TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
    38 6 LEWIS AND PEATH Rubber London, Stocks on December 3. 3.831 tons; 32 tons up. London.—4s 7d. Local Spot.—$1.80'/ 2 December.—$1.81. January to March.—$1.75. April to June $1.64. New York.—$1.08. Tin Local.—$142 per picul 100 tons sold.
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    THE S.C.C.
    897 6 SPECIAL MEETINT YESTERDAY Proposal to Alter the R U e> Rejected At the instance of ninety m special meeting of the nx-i:,!, 1 Singapore Cricket Club evening. The matter f O a proposal to alter the existing tmm tive to the appointment of Saa»*»»» Treasurer. According to rule
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      269 6 I STERLING SILVERWARE I FOR I j X'MAS PRESENTS I The Chippendale Shaped Border on feet, S fl Afternoon Tea Set Sterling Silver fl H Complete in Oak Case lined blue velvet. 1 fl I Price $250* I fl Dj I 1 Robinson Co.. Ltd. }fl B jg (Incorporated in
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      67 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, RAFFLES PUCE, SINGAPORE. Office 'Phone 197 Private Thone 2538 Agents for Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr. Lee Pang Soo begs to thank his relatives and friends, who so kindly attended
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      73 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report By Courteay of the Government Health Office Kan dang Kerbau Station, for tke 24 hours ending midnight December 7. 1925. deg. Max. shade temperature 85.5 F. Mm. shade temperature 73.0 F. Mean shade temperature 78.1 F. Max. sun radiation 148.0 F. Mm grass radiation 70.5 F.
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    EVENTS IN CHINA
    156 7 iaPAN ese garrison to BE XX IN FORCED j. Tso Lin in a Serious Predicament jUeuter's Service.] P 'k'r.;', D eembcr 7. c>, under ihe pretence of ned th Chang Tso-Linites' defence line of the latter rid they are now in vrard Mukden. i stand ac the
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    U.S. Postal Service
    104 7 Service. Washington. December 7. report of the Postmast.rtei that the United States rvice was conducted at a loss of 00 tioiaara last year, over half goiiȣ m. mm mail. A substantial f incoming mail was carried in muck m a result of giving bipft a tw-enty-four hoofs
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    Another Rockefeller Gift
    46 7 Reuter's Service.] Melbourne, December 7. er foundation has offered iprocal research scholar-Am.-lean and Austral.an Copland, Professor «>f bourne University, has to tbe United S.ates to s, ttle oi the scheme which is somer to the Rhodes Scholarships. must have graduated n c osmavq
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    Conference on Emigration
    60 7 [P k euter's Service.] i» ¥-v 1 r» Rome, December 7. ii oat one are represented on the ol the International Conference 1 fcalgretion, th outcome of the Rome i of 1924. Premier Mussolini, »g the dole-rates, extolled the work toomat Conference, prominently callt Btioa to the
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    The Coal Subsidy
    51 7 [Router's Service.] London, D member 7. coal subs iy cost the Nat on ns -4 riing revealed by ay, estimates showing that r *nai situate of ten m lYons had nine m .lion-. Simu'ltantimates prov'de eleven hundred ir <i pounds sterling as the Govern- >' ol the
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    Damascus Fighting
    45 7 [Reuters Service.] Beirut, December 6. '•ng was reported yesterday ens. A largie force of kid a French post. A strong h eclnmo with Unks and armoured itfOplaaes made a sortie from th» Mttf an a!l-day fight they diove off *tl with heavy losses.
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    THE FRENCH MUDDLE
    107 7 Loucheur's Financial Policy put on the Table [Reuters Service.] Pate, December 7. The scope of tli opposition in the exerc'se of its disagreement is contained in the comprehensive financial policy of M. Loucheur which is embodied in seven separate b'lls inciudjinj measures for cr.ating fre.sh sources of
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    Chicherin and London
    94 7 [Renter's Service.] London, December 7. In the House of Commons Mr. Kenworthy asked whether in view of M. Chicherin's presence in Par's and his recent conferences with M. Briand, thte Government would take the opportunity for sinilar conferences with a view to the settlement of outstanding qoesNrona.
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    The Wireless Strike
    68 7 [Reuters Service.] London, December 7. In the House of Commons, Mr. CunliffeLister stated that reports from the principal ports showed till even/'ng of D camber 4 that twenty-live passengers and 1-4 cai'go ships had left without wirelet* operators. The number of passengers affected was njt known. The
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    The Irish Agreement
    72 7 LReuter's Service.] London. December 7. The Dv l, r a heated discussion, adjourned the debate on Mr. Cosgrave's motion for the eecend reading ol the bill raalfy ng the Irish Agreement, although the mo'.t«on of Mr. Ccsgrave to suspend the standing orders so as to enaM the
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    Moscow Electric Scheme
    70 7 [Reuters Service.] Moscow, December 7. Declared to be the largest of its W«d in the world,, the State electric power station ghty m les from Moscow was formally Offered H[? M- Trotslty in the pr sen.c of members of the Diplomatic Corps. Russian, Br.tish a nd German
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    American Tax Reduction
    55 7 [Renter's Service.] Washington, December 7. Before adjournment the House of U pre a ntatives p laced at ihe head> of the Agenda the Tax Reduction Bill, reducing n xt year's revenue by three hundred and twerily-slx thousand dollars of which one hundred and ninety-four thousand dollars represent
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    The Empire Exhibition
    45 7 [Reut«r's Service.] London, December 7. Chartered accountants' statement of accounts of the British Empire Exhibit on show that, up to the present, th* financial loss is near* £1,000,000. The immediate I ability of the guarantors is fixed at fifteen sellings to the
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    New French Ambassador
    22 7 [Reuters Service.] L Pan s, December 7. The appointment of M. Henri Berenger as Ambassador at Washngton is confirmed.
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  • Obituary
    Holland Suffragette Dead
    20 7 [Renter's Service.] Amsterdam, December 7. The death is announced, of Wiihelmina Drucker, Holland's first suffragette. [Reuters Service.]
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    RUBBER BOILS OVER
    90 7 Large Accumulation of Orders and a Rush [Reuters Service.] London, December 7. On the Stock Exchange excitement over rubber shares was more- acuite than /ver, this morning's lar#' aceumulafc on of orders, together wOth the firmness of the commodity, causing a \\««id rush for shares at soaring
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    858 7 Many New Measures Introduced At the jmm t ng of the LagfefativfJ Council yesterday, fibs Hon. Mr. M. H. Wv..-.1.y, Attorney-General, introduced four new Bills* The first was tha Pensions (Grataties) Bill (Bill "To provide for granting Gratuities with Reduced Pensions to oAeers in the puibltte ser\ tat
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    16 7 Mme.Aure in the leading lady of the Gonzales Italian Opera Co., is ser.ously ill at Hongkong.
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    THE P A M MEETING
    3327 7 ALIENATION OF LAND FOR RUBBER Burden of Present Prices on the Planter As reported briefly yesterday the halfyearly general meeting of the Planters' Association of Malaya was hel~ at the Singapoie Chambvr of Commerce Exchange Room. Mr. T. J. Cumming presided and there, were also
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      271 7 I BRITISH FIBRENT I ASBESTOS-CEMENT FLAT AND COBHUGATED SHEETS, BOOFLNG SLATES AND TILES j BRITISH MANUFACTURE I jj sbtt I•'• i I FOR ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY Non-conductive ?nd everlasting. So I ACKNOWLEDGED BY ENGINEERS AS IHE BEST. 9 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF jjj 3 THE BORNEO CO., LTD., jj (Incorporated
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    1096 8 SPORTS PASTIMES FOOTBALL F. A. Cup Re-plays t [Renter's Service.] London, December 7« The P. A. Cup re-plays resulted as follows:— Bradford 2, Lincoln 1. Bulling 2, Torquay 0. Bly"h Spartans 1, Hartlepools 1. Kettering 2, Worcester 0. fn the first division of the English League Burnley beat Birmingham by
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    YACHTING
    1082 8 Puteh Wins Vice-Commodore's 1921 Cup The la~t and deciding race for the ViceCommodore's Cup will go down in history as nob d for several episodes that are each noteworthy in their separab ways, the first being the brilliant and popular win of the Oop hy the Puteh (Owner: Professor
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    161 8 The banker, Sir R.M. Bert James Black, left £535.471. The death has occurred of the mother of Sir Robert Home. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Samuels, of Tanjong Rambutan, have returned from Home. Mr. D. D. Ince, consulting, mechanical amd civil engineer, returned to Kuala Lumpur from Heme leave on
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    17 8 Capt. Wilson arrived by the P and O. Macedonia. He will act as Deputy Harbour Master, Penang.
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      399 8 I Phone 24a7| j WISDEN'S 4 I SEAMLESS I TENNIS j 1926 I At Popular Price. I Obtainable from jjj 119F, North Bridge Road. I Special Notice to Ladies. Send your dresses to an expsrt Dressmaker. All ihe j latest pleats done for dresses, Hemstitching, Picotft edging. Buttons, Embroidery, etc.
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    SHARE MARKET
    1046 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, December 8. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2s Aliagar 211 2a Angilo-Java 6 6 20a Anglo-Malay 82 6 20s Ayer Kunins 52 6 20s Batu
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      544 9 f- WHEN BUYING FOOTWEAR j no riot forget T. K. X's Rubber Shoes. S -v nrfility is always superior than im.j other make obtained locally aa they arerQ 5 under the supervision of experts and only the beet materials are[d nd shape of all our shoe* are beyond criticism end
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      170 9 MANUSCRIPT BOOKS OF 140 LEAVES EACH Size: 7 x 9" MADE OF FINE CREAM LAID PAPER RULED FEINT. Special Offer —50 cts. per book ONEY A LIMITED SUPPLY IN STOCK OBTAINABLE ATj: The Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., STATIONERS AND PRINTERS. 20b-20c, Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE. OVER A YEAR AGO WE PREDICTED
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      136 9 r^MROZ'S (/Mb* v N 0 M VI 4 NOW READY i s in Stanley Gibbon's Catalogues ior 1925. I Part I—FOR STAMPS OF NRISI BWfBC Price 13.25 I I Part I! —FOR SrAMPS OF FOREIGN CWllttfES Price $4.76 I P)slage 33 cts. extra. I bi Obtainable at [>{ I GEM
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    THE ZOROASTRIANS
    828 10 Young Parsee Girl's Claim to Temple Rites Something of the mysticism and strange ceremonial of the Zoroaetifen religion and fire worship was txplahed to the members of the Judicial Committee cf the Privy Council, when the Parsee Zoroastrten community of Rangoon were appellants in a curious suit. Much
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      530 10 1 f> —g, there's Parity and Vigour 1 Ĕ IN EVERY DROP OF READ'S M I "DOG'S HEAD" GUINNESS r3 It retains through the entire brewing process and after maturing 3 and bottling, the delicious fragrance of the hop with its sweet and tn soothing perfume. It has the sparkling
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      386 10 H'.Sk Paints Oils Varnishes etc $L are known throughout the Empire lot covering power and durability. Supplies ready for immediate shipment. 1 jar'l niBEUCKS P ate=t HUB BUCK'S HUBBUCK'S Oaid, lr\.-=9 *Vbi»e Zinc Paint DhUm O.c.potition S3 TiĔĔ Wh;te Uid. British V.rnuhei. Red Le.d, Dry f olauri. R«w r '5
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