Malaya Tribune, 16 December 1925

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    32 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j > W AND ~~y SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAILY. Vol XIL No. 295 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925.
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      322 1 fell THE "SUNRAY" HURRICANE LANTERN i oKS OF* WHITE A WAYS STANDARD VALUES. I I rercly toted, tried, and hJk*& This is a petrol burning olFn h lantern (with mantle) giving very satisfactory. It is JiyLjFiJ about 60 to 80 c.p. nomical in consumption of ffESji Just the lamp for
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      85 1 j 1 THE REAL GERMAN MANDOLINS ffi FLAT-BACK j $12, $15 $25 each SEASON CO., Ltd. Singapore. wHtsHniu it >t'« >* 3C I BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE, j 8 see- t4 so S the Ei&waw^-;:: g THE COMPLETE P9ULTBV BOOK by W. Powell-Ow«u, fr.B.b.A. MJO g IHE «^tm T^ U Rob.
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      285 1 ■nnrniiiiiniraiiiniiiiin.'i i i iri fi i riT:i .r!i!iß f I (JunkLlglasses J I Don't wait for pa.na or failing 3 I Vision before you consult us. If a Z you need glasses, wo will prescribe 1 and prepare lenses and fit in I frame and mrumings of any s character.
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    2046 2 SPORTS PASTIMES YACHTING The Club at Home Race for the Burton Cup The sixth annual At Home of the Royal Sngapore Yacht Club took place at the Club on Saturday and attracted a large attendance, who witnessed some excellent sport. The first event Was the yacht race for the challenge
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      162 2 wiriest beard is quicklyandeasily removed by the keen edge of the Gillette blade in the Gillette Safety Razor. The most tender skin welcomes the kind of shaving comfort this fine razor makes possible. Cool shaves clean shaves quick shaves without a bit of aftersmart or chafing* For sale everywhere at
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      57 2 M. ISH1DZU EXPERIENCED AND QUALIFIED DENTIST VERY MODERATE CHARGES 15, HIGH STREET, (Junction) SINGAPORE. MANUSCRIPT BOOKS OF 140 LEAVES EACH Size: 7"x9" M OF FINE CREAM LAID PAPER RULED FEINT. Special Offer—50 cts. per book ONLY A LIMITED SUPPLY IK 6TOCK OBTAINABLE AT i The Malaya Tribune Prest, Ltd., AND
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      157 2 STOMACH TROUBLES QUICKLY REMEDIED of the stomach arc, generally speaking, always cnu««d by hirmful acid which a cumulate», causing ferm?ntaton in the stomach and often pain. You hive only to get rid of the excess H ci and strengthen the atomich-lining, when the Whole trouble will leave you. and Reunited
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      300 2 A FEELING OF WEuJ;. r qukkly f o i lows sure the healthy cie a >- smelhng breath which are 52 S come of daily cve v sells Pinkettes, or port f«, T, the vial, from Dr. «am?*l&£«s Singapore. e *eiK J Pinkettes Keep You Well. Cuticura Should Be In
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    42 3 [W<: do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents. Letters sent for publication should be written cn one side of the papsr only; preference is given to short letters. Only extracts 01 lung letters can be given.]
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    The Girl Guides
    400 3 Sir, —In view of a certain mis-staternent which appeared in "The Times of Malaya" of the 9th instant to the effect that the "Commissioner in Chief" of the Girl Guide® is in receipt of "quite a good salary," the Executive Committee of the Girl Guides Malayan Headquarters
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    Municipality Warned
    97 3 j Sir,-—Dublin Road has a well-tarred surface but right across a certain portion of it has been left a drain as a result of laving' a pipe service to a house. This is a danger. On Saturday morning while going over it my ricksha had the misfortune to
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    Disorders in Turkey
    185 3 Growing disorders against the Turkish governmant's decree compelling Moslems to discard the fez and wear European hats compelled the dispatch of the cruiser Haimd;gh to Remze en December 2, where the government fears future rioting. Turkish citizens here and in other larger centers hay willingly carried out
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    83 3 The death occurred at Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday, of Mr. Peter Bernard Giffemng, an old Negri Sembilan planter, from blood po'soning and complications following a wound in his foot. Prior to taking up planting, the deceased was for many years engaged in construction work on the Sungei Ujong Railway, in
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    CRICKET
    436 3 The Quadrangular Tournament Tbe Hist match of the Bombay Quadrangular Tournament was played, the Europeans meeting the Mohamedans and d?-rt-ating them by 8 wickets. The following are the scores and bowling analyses:— MOHAMEDANS.—Ist Inning M. E. Shevkh, c Phillips, b HughesHalle tt 49 Diiawar Hutsain, c Hcerie, HughesHalktt W
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    Tears Behind Mask
    175 3 All the cinema-going world knows Ben Turpin, the comedian with the laughtercompelling face, but few of them have guessed at the tears behind the mask. Death has just ended Bin Turpin's two years' vigil at the bedside of the woman h? loved far more than his career.
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    49 3 The Hon.Mr.J.W. Campbell, of Malaca has received a telegram conveying news of the death at Home, on the sth inst., of Dr. M. Macpherson, of the Malacca Agricultural Medical Board, who was well-known in th? Klang and Coast district. Dr. Macpberaon left for Home on sick leave in June.
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      415 3 I ii J V HI Correct Feeding during early infancy is of great importance, it is during this period that the foundations of baby's welfare are being laid the wise motngf who is unable to nurse baby herself, eitktt wholly cr in part, will realise the vital k necessity for
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      116 3 A MISERY OF LIFE. SCIENCE TO THE RESCUE. The sufferer from rheumatism presents a sorry elvht. Limbs that refuse to move, and ache at every attempt, pain in every part or the body, the knife thrust* and shooting pains which all bot drive the victim to suicide,—'these present an agony
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      395 4 AMUSEMENTS !EMPIRE I Tuesday, December 15 and Wednesday, December 16. In the First Show at 7 30 p.m. B •J. WARREN KERRIGAN In a Poweiful Drama entitled &j BEST MAN J In 5 Reels. H Never has Warren been seen to bitter advantage as in N "The Best Man." Uis
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      431 4 AMUSEMENTS I BRITISH FILMS! BRITISH FILMS!! NOT ONLY FOR BRITISHERS AND BRITISH SUBJECTS BUT FOR EVERYBODY I From Wednesday, December 16 to Monday, December 21. AT THE S I ALHAMBRA S TAJN CHENG KEH ft CO, LTD, Pr«pri*tera. g H In the Second Show at 9 p. n. jjj [j]
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      361 4 AMUSEMENTS GAIETY CINEMA Su IW, TO-NIGHT At 9.15 p.m. Latest Pathe dta*** AN EYE FOR AN EYE, A TOOTH FOR A TOOTH VfjPl^f The relentless law of nature, cruel and f «Ft I contemptuous of the individual 1 f« It was the law of r Tiger Rose wfln A child
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    Mails Close
    209 5 TO-DAY, DECEMBER 16 Selat Pandjang and Bengkalis R. SchifT Bahru 2 p.m. Penang "GWnfalloch 2 p.m. Kama man, K. Dungun and Trengganu Hong Ho 2 p.m. Kemaman,* Kretay, Trengganu,* Kelantan,* Bangnana,* Telupin,* Patani,* Singora,* La c on,* Kohsamui,* Bandon, Langsuan,* Chumpon* \and Bangkok* Redang 2 p.m. Kuching Kuching
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    35 5 The rates of conversion of Money Orders in Siam are now as follows: —For Orders payable in Siam $81 equal to 100 Baht (Ticals). For Orders issued in Siam 100 Baht (Ticals) equal to $77.
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    PRODUCE
    119 5 To-day's Quotation* RICE Rice, Siam No 1 per Koyan $370 Rice, Siam 2 $340 Rice, Sam 3 $320 Rice, Saigon 1 $324 Rice, Saigon 2 $305 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $292 Rice, Rangoon 2 $288 Rice, Par Boiled No 1 per bag $10.50 2 $10.25 8 PRODUCE
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    Exchange
    88 5 Singapore, Dcc. 16. On London— B:xnk 4 rcciithp' iight 2s i 15!o2d Demand 2s. 4 5l32d Private 3 months sJght 2s. On India— Bank T3l. Transfer 154 /fe On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 2 1 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74 fi On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer
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    Passengers Arrived
    134 5 The following pa.~sen<?-rs arrived at Singapore bf th? K. P. M. steamer MalchiOT Treub on Monday December 14. Mr. W. H. Smith, Miss R. Marth, Mrs. U. Bateman. Mrs. G. C. de Sous*, Mr F. E. U. v.d. Wad, Mr. J. Changenx. Mrs. Lfkfcriv*, Mr. E. A. Poller,
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      491 5 JtEST ADVERTISEMENTS ~n~otice. •iONICIPALITf OF SINGAPORE. icipal Commissioners of Singa- Design* and Sealed Tenders for orC t i Concrete Work required in •ruction of the New Municipal St. An Lrew's Road. Specification and Form of v be obtained from the Municipal on production of a receipt for n the Municipal
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      364 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT? notice] THE BOX It JE; o]o\ i RUBLES (Incorporated in Urn Straits Settlements.) NOTICE is hereby given that an Inten n Dividend of o percent on acccuLt cf tbe y»hr endtng May 31, 1926. ha. been declared by the Directors payable c, n Wednesday, i)«oimb«r 30 lhe har
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      189 5 I The Eastern Studio f LEE PHOTOGRAPHER 5| SINGAPORE. I t Enlargements, Miniatures, Wedding and other Gr*a*a, I Indoor and Outdoor. g MODERN STYLE. X Electric Lightings, etc. We also do Amatetrs' werlt jo I bß| You cannot a I Better I J Lamp than I SULK AGENTS t X
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    WHEN AND WHERE
    76 6 A Singapore Diary To-day, December 16 High Tides. —9.58 a.m., 11.15 p.m. Messiah. St. Andrew's Cathedral, 5.15 p.m. Denkhawn Dancers, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow, December 17 High Tides.—10.36 a.m., 11.58 p.m. Lodge Eastern Gate, 8.30 p.m. P. and O. homeward mail closes. Messiah, St. Andrew's Cathedral,
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    BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
    69 6 ENGAGEMENTS. The enrjngement is announced, and the marriage will take place on the 23rd instant, between Mr. Lye Kim Hok, eklest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lye Kee Fook, to Miss Seow Fook Njcng, eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Seow Ewe Lin. ZUZARTE—WILMOT:—Tin-
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    DEATH
    65 6 CHAN—On 15th December 1925 at 8.45 a.m. at her residence No. 11 Blair Road, Mrs. Chan Kok Tye nee Tto Say Neo aged 45 years. She leaves a widower, 3 sons, Wall Keng, Wah Seng, and Wah Hock and 3 daughters to mourn her loss. Funeral on Saturday the
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS.
    39 6 The funeral of the late Mr. Sjah Liang Seah will take place on Sunday the 20th December. The cortege will leave No. 14 North Beat Quay at 11 a.m. sharp, for Thompson Road Family Burial Ground (milestone 3*4)
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    The Federal Mess
    1382 6 Until we heard-Sir Laurence Guillemard's speech and explanation and read his proposals, we had not realised how supremely unaware of, or indifferent to, the fee.ings of the country H «s Excellency is; and the realisation of it helps us to gulai down the stupendous follies of months
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    632 6 A public garden In memory of the late Dr. Sun Yat-Sen is to be established in Swatow. o For export to Singapore 41,0<H) sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank cf England on November 16 o— Calendars for 1926 advertising Leemann and Gatty's khaki materials have been sent to us l«y
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    A "CHEQUE" CASE
    208 6 Suit for Damages for \v lor "lift Arrest In tjhe Supreme Court befa. v Sproule, this morning 5? S« *m i brought an action against Sofa for damages for anZ T X Talma appeared for tlv vi niV 1 YD. Knowles for th,< k .f r Explaining
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    THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    333 6 We regret that a right erra in ing the speech of the Governor's De crept into the version of the proceeding m Legislative Coancil published in j issue of the Malaya Tribune. An offtranscript of the speech, sent to us by ue Acting Colonial Secretary, ia repr
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    Federal Council
    149 6 (From Our Own Chr: -i r ft.' Kuala Lumpur, Dscestser li The Council this morning ssi I pea number of b vis after whk-h N adj 11 1 for the finance committee. Tht I MB) i senses on Thursday when gpcechei of adjournment will be made. The billr,
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    Mails Expect
    34 6 From China an}. Japan by I* duo Singapore I p.m. to-day. From Indo-China by Alb m due Singapore 6 a.m. to-morrow. From Europe. (London i No\ember 2<>> by as. KhyU noon to-morrow.
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    43 6 His friends in Ponang untitled to learn that Mr. C. V. Baly Superintendent; of the Penan* a Bonrd and a former goaHc< Penang Cricket Club, who has down and is prospering at ;l engaged to be navrieti Sbetoy a well-known Sjnebsey se r*w»
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    TO-DAYS QUOTATIONS
    38 6 LEWIS AND PEATS Rubber London, Stocks on D**"* l tons; 623 tons up. London.—4 s. 2'» d. Local Spnt, tIM. December.—fl«i& January.—sl.6">. January to March.—UJ* April to June.—sl.so. New York.—sloo- ton? m Local.-sl36', P<r picul 17«
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      30 6 A. FLINTER Dealer in DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND PRECIOUS STONES 19, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. Office Thone 197 Private Thone 2538 Agents for Kuala Lumpur STORCH BROS., 37-39, Java Street, Kuala Lumpur.
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      69 6 THE WEATHER Meteorological Report P.y Courfeaj of the Government Health Office Knnduuv Kerbju Station, for tuu 24 hour,- ending mihughr [5, It»l!.*dc;:. Max. -"hade temperature M V. Min. >hade lemptiature 71 Mean *hnde lemperature 78.1 F. Max. sun radiation 120 F. Min, cra-s radiation 71.."i P. Sea Temperature sl> F.
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    MOSUL ATROCITIES
    173 7 xU)]{V EVIDENCE ADDED T() REPORT Md Violated and Buried \live Under Stones Reuter's Service. Ei, 11 si- December 1',. el Atrocities in Mosul M-.n- t„ General UK pfccs the rexpon,i. the i..f...-.■..>. They dap I burn d dei and lata m I ;iTil buio- I r'y mm ii
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    ABOLISHING SLAVERY
    45 7 Mckl Expedition to Hakawng Valley Reuter's Service. I .ji. December i-'-I i ifel LAp.-uition has Wen HfeSr trtUk have been > ute the rla-. e- r\ (ia- N 2l_-a Lbv Ittd in Guv •■nun■ >at lit; w U iL'tims for siu-i b) 1 9
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    Farther German Credits
    40 7 Reuter's Service. Lnntlon, Deiiiubei 5. nafk .orrev aal u: Parker Gilbert, r atiotnt, b\romp:.!ii.-'i B S .inan. OOVOgDOjt od i .i... has good to »ho I tiofi r futrtUtt oredits for J fJM e\,M'.I Se%?u DgWtd Loan.
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    The China War
    46 7 Reuter's Service. Ti [do. Oeccinler la. from Japanese 1 0*1 .-ral Wu Pei-fu re- rchkng towards Shanghai. Tientsin, December bftd by General Feng Vu- stormed u the !><-in- oJ and i. forces e»j>elled from OeneraJ U Ch ng-lin who Ed '•< seraj «bung Tso-Iin.
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    Red Concession to Japanese
    27 7 Reuter's Service. M.jsr-r.w, December 1">. r a oosjegaslon fo* forty- and oii-ftctds in North flrmd ivcommended <.....•..u-.ivnt w?re signed I po >ovie. Peking
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    Russia and Norway
    20 7 Reuter's Service. Oslo. Decern bf-r 15. ii Korwej an «oinmerc al and bdl II signed at Moscow.
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    AMERICA DEFENDED
    207 7 Fixed Determination to Avoid European Politics Reuter's Service. New York, December i >. Secretary Kellogg, at a banquet given by the Council of Foreign Relations, vigorously defended the foreign policy of the United States and said it was the country's fixed determination to avoid participation in purely European
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    Foreigners in U.S.
    86 7 Reuter's Service. Washington. Dj•••ender IJ. taa Republican Congressman. Mr. Hanvltoii Fish has lodged a re?oiutiou in the House to prohibit the conceniiation ad foreign elemen.* in their own Setttotndnts< Mr. Fish aspects that thr nso.uton is dbaaa to Signor Mussolini'.*-- sugg&aVott that Italian < BtrOfi d I»
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    Mandate of Iraq
    56 7 Reuter's Service. Geneva, December 15. It is imaaratood that Sir A Chamberlain has assured the Council that Great Britain ia willing to extend thai mandate of Iraq for twenty-five years. He pointed out that this per'od was the maximum. Nothing would prevent Iraq from entering the League
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    Moslem Association
    120 7 The annual feast of Moulud-un-Xabi, in commemoration of the oirthday of ,hHgf Prophet Muhammad, wen held at UM XSociaticn 91 Sefagk: Road, on Sunday, the 13th instant, from 11 a.m. to 2 At 9 p.m., tha same night, Mr Shaik Svmin gave a daoouree in Malay to a
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    Muslim Students' Aid Fund
    60 7 TV Hen. Data Abdullah birr Jaafar S P.M.J. DJL etc. Date Mentn Besar of Tohore feas very kimiy consented to gne JJ patronage to an to g ""junt ct a play to be staged by theCitv rw£j! the Sew World Hall, on Tuesda P y the
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    Mr. Seah Liang Seah
    81 7 The funeral of Mr. Seah Liang Seah will take place on Sunday and as Ls customary take P iat V r nr Ti n e- over a mile and a UW«-S£uSfli North Boat Quay hail wwi corteff e will be taken along N, roao Hill-street, Nortn
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    Chandu Behind Fan
    46 7 r* "Waster of the steamer Captain c Judge Mr with the diswvcry morn ng chandu. The of a u antoty a by Senior Revremie discovery was ma.cc y f d SSjiSSb M SMS* and panelling_o£ pka( fcd ,tuUty aetata Co«on and stated that
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    THE RUBBER BOOM
    103 7 Hoover Suggests Defensive Measures to Senator Reuter's Service. New York, December 15. Writing to Senator Capper on the rubber situation, Mr. Hoover dweils on th. 4 "trade war," and says that America's imports of rubber in 1926 will be P00,000,000 lbs., costing about £198,000,000, "namely, £133,000,000 above
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    LOUCHEUR GIVES UP
    168 7 Resignation Follows Rejection of his Programme Reuter's Service. Pars, De-enver l">. Notwi'hstanJing th? Chamber Finan"' rejection of certain of M. Loucheur's financial proposals, the rabtnet. including M. Louchenr, will remain in office. M. Loucheur will see* a compromise with ihe Commission. Pari*, December l.i. M. Lvuehcm lias
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    Prices of Tea
    53 7 Reuter's Service. Loud in, ember i">. In ii... Ii..-!:. W I >WmO! replying to a v.;*.o d "Hal t-o.' I l of aixpuKe I'-r in the vhoWale pficd f tea was due td ievrution ot gnpnliCdi »'un:».re-l.i ptoAtiaoj f' nak th- Food «.uuncil biaiiMe ptto the .;jo«s
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    Tenement House Fire
    58 7 Reuter's Service. New York, December I~> Five were killed and several injured by a fire in a tenement house on the Fast Side, occupied by sixteen families. The fire bi»oke out in the lower hall, shutting off the escape of people on tne upper floors, some of
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    The Irish Boundaries
    39 7 Reuter's Service. London, December IG. The Bail has passed a.l stages of the London Agreement after eight hours of debate on several divisions of nil sections of the Bill, but the Government majority averaged over thirty.
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    Briand and Chicherin
    33 7 Havas Agency. Paris, December 16. M. Briand and M. Chicherin held another conversation yesterday which, according co v p e ti Parisien," did not deal so'.ely with the debts question.
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    Fatal Tram Derailment
    25 7 Reuter's Service. jgpaonw, l> •<•• l»>. Seven were k He<l and VI injured in R derailment of a trnmcar which w.e.ked a house.
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    Safeguarding of Industries
    24 7 Reuter's Service. London, December 16. The Safeguarding of Industries Bill, mentioned on December 9, has passed the committee stage without alteration.
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    63 7 Jockey W. H. Ro«a, who has been in hospital at Penan#, was much better on Friday He will probably take long holiday at an early date. The s.s. Andre Ltfbon, the French Homeward ma'l steamer is due here from Saigo<n on 17th instant at 6 a.m. and will leave likely
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    RUIN HONGKONG
    250 7 REDS WHOSE INTENTIONS WERE FRANK Sir Reginald Stubbs' Speech at the Colonial Institute Reuter's Service. London, December to. Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs, ex-Guvernor of Hongkong, was to-day a guest at a Colonial Institute city luncheon, at which he emphasised that the troubles in Hongkong were started by Russian
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    BATTLING SIKI MURDERED
    125 7 Shot and Knifed in v Hell's Kitchen Reuter's Service. New A'v>rtJ, H'j'.c' r 15. The French Siw(,a ,,c L A < kj bean ntartlagai I J— ,n He tough d.-tn-t V.i, y\ U HellVK >\ iiThe bod* u! Sd.i ivu- EdRUd J downward or- the Bj«diuett1 dl
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    DIVING FOR CHANDU
    240 7 Chinese Smugglers Surprised in Harbour Who.: two Chinese wore Mr P. F. David, the District .Judge, this mor- mr Mid ciia.rp.ed with importing and being in p ssession of non-Government ckandu. a Marine Police ConstaWe told an interesting story of tbe drover/ and inbsequent recovery from We
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    Penang Wedding
    80 7 (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Penang, December 15. The wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church yesterday, the Rev. Mr. A. Swing ofiiciating, of Mr. Douglfa* James Gibson, of Labu, Negri Semb'lan, and Mise Jess Milne, of Aberdeen, who arrived by the Glenshicl. Mr. A. P. Cranna, manager of
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    20 7 Mr.A.H. West, of Messis, untitled and Co., Penang, is going on tra icfer feci Ipoh in the n ar future.
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      238 7 BRITISH FIBRENT I ASBESTOS-CEMENT jjj FLAT AND CORBUGATED SHEETS, ROOFING SLATES AND TILLS BRITISH MANUFACTURE I FOR ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY Non-conductive Bnd everlasting ACKNOWLEDGED BY ENGINEERS AS THE BEST. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OP 3 THE BORNEO CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England.) 3 3 Singapore, Koala Lumpur, Ipoh, Teluk Anson, Penang
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    SPORTS & PASTIMES
    386 8 SPORTS PASTIMES THE TURF Penang Turf Club Proposed Programme Passed The Hon. Mr. W. Peel presided at the feneral meeting of the members of the enang Turf Club at the Chamber of Commerce on Friday, convened for the purpose of passing the proposed programme for the January 1926 race meeting.
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    RUGBY
    204 8 The Trophy Match Selection of Singapore Team for Saturday Yesterday's trial rugger match between the Probables and Possibles proved interesting in spite of the state of the Padang and the absence of Lamont, H?blyn, Webster, Watsons and Herbert. Both teams played a hard game, the Probables Winning by a
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    408 8 Framroz Cricket Cup Towards the end of last yars the S.C.C. decided not to enter the cricket League in order to give their men more practice, and consequently efforts were made by the other clubs to hold a tournament but their efforts were fruitless the main obstacle being
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    623 8 Wearne Brothers Ltd. The thirteenth annual general meeting of the shareholders of Missis Wearne Bros. Ltd, was held yesterday at the roistered office of the company at Orchardroad. Mr. C. F. F. Wearne presided and tue others present were:—Messrs T. J. B. Wearne, E. W. Slight, S. Q.
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    156 8 Surina Theatre A terrible fight K path r,f T le J >gerS rush n 8T heedlessly in the Hacking rS" 5SS «g savf n e 2 Ue derailin S freight and hi saving of the express train makf a series of act on parts that would be hlrd
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    80 8 JVIalaya Football Association K. i>agutha s Cup:—Quit© a big gathering witnessed the final latch of the above competition wheh was played off at the ilJ-v, GC^ m f tlo 5u Ground on Saturday, the 12th instant. The opposing teams were the Darui Ta alam Club 1 and the Marine
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    22 8 Reuter's Service. Tn v a n Londo 1 December 15. Ketkrikg by 3 toT re P!ay Grimsby beat
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    30 8 Keppel Golf Club vJl l.„ Cemt> T Medal (Stroke) oj j competed for on Saturday and Sunday, lDtfh and 20th inst., and the Ladies Spoon on Monday, 21st instant.
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    1660 8 MALAY WOMAN SUES ADMINISTRATOR Allegations of Undue Influence and Misrepresentation At the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Doane, yesterday, an aged Malay woman named Inche Noriah brnte Mohamed Tahir brought suit against Shaik Allie bin Omar bin Abdullah Bahashuan, administrator of the estate of the late Seetee Mariam
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    364 8 (By courtesy of the Nanyo XiehiNich: Shimbuneha.) Tokio, December 12. A proclamation on the occasion of the naming which took place to-day of the Princess born to the Crown Prince and Princess announces that the Piincess was named Teruno-miya Shigeko. m A murderer and roH>er armed with a
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    65 8 Friday, December 18 5.15 p.m.—Drill Hall, Units, S.V.C., Makeup Parade. Saturday, December 19 2.30 p.m.—Bukit Timah, Units, S.V.C., Lewis Gun Classification, Bus leaves Drill Hall at 2 p.m. Sunday, December 20 8 a.m.—Bukit Timah, European Units, Casuals Musketry Classification. Buses' leave Drill Hall at 7.30 a.m. 8
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    1039 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET Messrs. L ALL AND EVATT. Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations: Singapore, December 16. MAIL QUOTATIONS RUBBER, STERLING SHARES Issue Value 2a Allagar 211 2s Angdo-Java 6 6 20s Angio-Malay 32 6 20s Ayer Kuning 62 6 20s
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