Malaya Tribune, 7 January 1927

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIV, -No. 5 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1927 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1927.
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      554 1 X'MAS PRESENTS! Buy a Davis Cvp 99 Tennis Racket. B. F. SANTOS p|\ The Sport Shop lA] 15. ARCADE, S[ y/ Singapore. Qpoi—loooi ipcaoi a oEaor—ipcaoi toeaoi -i aawa ioncm You've tried the Rest 5 O Now Use the Best! f Hi HRjKE3S9M| I J mm mm mmmwm 1 I
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      30 1 COMMERCIAL MANILLA BUFF ENVELOPES JUST RECEIVED OF SPECIAL QUALITY SIZE 6"x34" PRICE $2.00 per 1000 Envelopes (A Limited stock only ia hand) The Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd. Printers Stationers, Singapore.
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    SARCASTIC BOOK REVIEW
    796 2 China To-day Through Chinese Eyes" We have received from the Literary Secretary of the Student Christian Movement, 32 Square, London, a book with the above title, says the 44 Central China Post." It is a series of articles by a baker's dozen of Chinese writers, namely Messrs.
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    127 2 The Pavilion destined for the Duke and Duchess of Brabant on their return from their honeymoon is on the left ing of the Royal Palace at Brussels, and needs a certain amount of work after a century and a-half's neglect. It was an hotel—the Hotel Bcllevue—for a great many years
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      664 2 Utile Girl I Suffered Terribly Cuticura Healed M My little girl suffered terribly I with eczema which broke out on hsr head and the back of her neck. U started first with watery piir.pk.-s above her right eye and soon spread ell over her face and head.* Htr hail felt
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      183 2 CHILDREN EVERYWHERE Find Help In BABY'S OWN TABLETS A™ C t Mm C. R. Lee, of 40 Fcter H Street, Barre, Vt., writes:—"My little DatSSf 7 S trOUb v. led ob^inate y consS pation. I gave him Baby's Own Tabletsthey relieved him at once and he has not been bothered
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      443 2 Excessive perspiration is a sign of weakness Not, of course, the perspiration due to heavy exertion or heat, but the "Cold perspiration" and nightsweats which accompany weakening diseases, such as Tuberculosis. These nightsweats are not only a sign of weakness, but they also weaken the body. To conquer this weakness
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    COMPANY MEETING
    1415 3 Kamunting Tin Dredging, Limited The thirteenth annual general meeting of Kamunting Tin Dredging, Ltd., was held on November 18 at the registered offices of the < ampany, 7, Martins-lane, Cannonstreet, L.C.', Mr. John L Philips (Chairman of the company) presiding. Mr. J. Hope Bowden, on behalf of the
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      196 3 J EXERCISE I 1 ments when you jjj lyKrZffgfL- —v Squash more than ever; j|| 1 as or inf?tance vvhen j E y «/M your thoughtful hos- 51 \E tess serves it ice cold E V after a hard fought I fll? B am Then you ap- |j J l£§|
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      405 4 I EMPIRE I I THURSDAY JANUARY 6TO MONDAY JANUARY 10. g Second Show at 9-15 p.m. g I A KNOCKOUT f fi In Every way it's a Knockout! [jj ffl A big picture of big men -red blooded men and one who comes C among them from City Luxury to
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      519 4 Amusements. I A Picture of Unique Interest and Great I 5 Educational Value a a From Friday January 7to Wednesday January 12. I AT THE ALHAMBRA IN THE SECOND SHOW COMMENCING 9 P.M. I f With Gobham to the Gape 3 In 8 Reels. a jjj J uni( ue P'cture,
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      349 4 Surma Theatre Nortfc Bride. Ro«i. T.Upk 0 fc From Wed. Jan. sto Toes. J an n At 7 30 p.m. NEW 5 PART WESTERN. THE WINKING IDOL EEPj AL Starring Wm. Desmond. Fi-v P Nos. 9 10 At 9.15 p m. SIMBON OP THE CIRCUS s E Ri AL Starring
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    31 5 The untitled of issue of Money Orders for Ceylon to-day is fts. 153 equal The rate of payment of Money m [a tia nnd Ceylon is Rs. 157 equal to -5100.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE
    1385 5 FINANCE COMMERCE PRODUCE Singapore, January 7 Rice, Siam No. 1 per Koyan $330 Rice, Siam 2 $317 Rice, Siam 3 $303 Rice, Saigon 1 $294 Rice, Saigon 2 $273 Rice, Saigon 3 Rice, Rangoon 1 $296 Rice, Rangoon 2 $272 Rice, Per Boiled No. 1 per bag 9.00 Rice, 2
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    74 5 [British Official Press Service.] London January 6. Exchange rates: Ptris 122.9375. New York 4.*****5. Brussels 34.90. Geneva 25.14. Amsterdam 12.1275 Milan 110 125. Berlin 20.44 Stockholm 18.16. Copenhagen 18 20. Oslo 19 09. Vienna 34.405. Prague 163.875. Helsingfors 192.875. Madrid 31.34. i Lisbon 2 17 32 Rio 5.*****.
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      182 5 SINGAPORE DIARY To-day, January 7 »r .k Tides —1.0 a.m., 0.13 p.m. g£key! D!w.R. H vs. S.C.C. II. f) l(c h homeward mail closes, 10 a.m. wtralasian mail dloses, 6 p.m. «ic'hon of London. Victoria Theatre, 5 p.m. Em* Trotters, Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p.m. To-morrow. January 8 Hi h Tides.—1.44
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      242 5 MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY, JANUARY 7 Banka Island, Java, South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly (Plancius) 2 p.m. North, North-East and North-West Sumatra (Van Diemen) 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Teluk Anson (*Selangor) I p.m. North and East India (Laisang) 3 p.m. Cheiibon, Samarang, Padang Bay, Boeleleng and
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    Births, Marriages and Deaths
    41 6 ANNOUNCEMENT. The funeral of the tete Mr. Lee Chim Teek will take place on Sunday, January 9, 1927. The cortege will leave the residence No. 81, A may Sreet, at 1030 a m. for Bukit Brown Cemetery.
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    THE CHINESE SITUATION
    893 6 Messages from Hankow reveal a critical condition of arfa:»*s, which threaten* to develop into a Sino-British disrate fraught with immense danger. Cantnne.se force* ore in control j mobs adopt i threatening attitude unchecked violence goes unpunished British lives are in je p;,r,!y. Brithh business Mas been forced
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    1550 6 It is understood that the pontoon bridge at Kn-<r. ris n jfkeiy to be opt n lor traffic u<r «SOtr.e .'ay... V Messrs. Fraser and Neave, Lffi., are distributing very neat calendars in advertise ment of their well-known aerated waters. •*> Wo are indebted to Mr. Kellv Moms for a
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    SOCIETY AND PERSONAL
    251 6 His Excellency Phya Pradih,ddh p, Siamese Consul-General at Sin hub been on a visit to Penang re has Mr. Hamilton, the retired h of the Penang Free School, sail, i™*** on Sunday by the P. and O «Kh-Jj J«*a Mr. J. K. Henderson, one of th. i
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    MUSLIM STUDENTS
    56 6 The famous Gnani Star o v ,> IJL <v Malacca is giving a benefit njgk, 10th inst., at Alexandra Hal W P L£ Road, in aid of The Muslim Society under the patronage of thTni? Inche Mohamed Eunos bin Abdullah M'? Ihe management hopes, and the Cti* begs,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    33 6 patched December 16), ex B. arrive by train to-morrow mon pondence will be ready for boxholders at y.30 a.m. From France by s.s. Sphinx, fac Singapore at 1 a.m. on Sunday,
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    CHIMPANZEE ARRIVES
    57 6 One of the mast recent arrivals in the Co .to»fM rom London chimpanzee, to be th specimen in this part of the world, man-like animal was stnt by a Lfliidon animal colic.;..r p. Mr 'ii BjWah, who i- also a well-ki collector of wrii r j. is now
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    THE GERMAN CABINET
    45 6 TTrans-Ocean Service] Berlin. January t Political circles consider the CVS Pattys co-operation essential for the en> struction of a new Government w\ political interest concentrates on th Centre Party's Conference next when the attitude to be tab n m 11 be cided.
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    LATVIAN RAILWAYS
    50 6 [Trans-Ocean Scryire] Riga, January t. The Latvian railway autfc decided to inaugurate a direct ;.-r i Vladivostok service on January I [British Official Presi Service.] London. January The Postmaster-General bj the new Anglo-German teleph been completed and that the available between London tuiu and all parts of Germany.
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    PRISON ON FIRE
    35 6 Reuter's Service. New York. January 6. Fire has destroyed thro, wooden barracks and a workSiop at the. military prison on Governor's island. The"' damage is estimated at over twei sand pounds sterling.
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    DIAZ BUYING RIFLES
    43 6 Reuter's Service. New York, Jan larj The correspondent of the Assc* Press at Managua learns that the State Department granted President Diaz I mit to purchase one thousand rifl machine-guns and several million rounds m ammunition fin the United State-.
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    FLU CLOSES THEATRES
    23 6 [Trans-Ocean Service] Geneva, January The influenza epidemu- in Swil increasing. The Geneva auth pose closing all public pi I theatres.
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    POLAND SEEKS LOANS
    31 6 [Trans-Ocean Service 1 Warsaw, .farm l Regarding; the dropped su| military estimates it is underst Pilsudski feared that they wouM a vei influence Polish foreign loans now negotiated.
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    ROYAL TOUR IN AUSTRALIA
    861 7 Renown Leaves On Her Journey CORDIAL MESSAGE FROM COMMONWEALTH Farewell Dinner at Buckingham Palace [British Official Press Service.] Lont3on, January 5 j Duke and Duchess of York leave >-morrow morning for Portsmouth Their Royal Highnesses will embark battle cruiser Renown for their Ausn tour. The King
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    GIFT FOR LIGHT SERVICE
    49 7 [British Official Press Service.] London, January ft Th* money required to provide ali tw" lighthouses and Jightships r a unci vne .-ts with (been voluntarily subscribed wougn "The Daily News," which yesterday receiy fd a gift W we fund from Lord Inchcape, a prominent snip-
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    AMERICAN NAVAL ADDITIONS
    284 7 President's Warning On Economy ESTIMATES MUST NOT BE EXCEEDED Reuter's Service. Washington, January 6. Presumably as the result of the big navy talk recently noticeable certain sections of Congress, President Coolidge to-iday issued a warning in his Budget estimates for the Navy Department for the coming fiscal
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    Air Minister's Trip
    159 7 SAFE ARRIVAL AT KARACHI After Delay by Storms in the Persian Gulf Reuter's Service. [British Official Press Service.] London, January 5. The Air Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, is expected to arrive in Karachi to-day. The de Havilland Hercules biplane in which, accompanied by Lady Maud Hoare and
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    MR. COATES' FAREWELL
    110 7 Premier of "Country with Strong Imperial Sentiments [British Official Press Service.] London, January 5. Mr. Coates, the New Zealand Prime Minister left London for home this morning Several Ministers and officials were at the station to say farewell. Among others were the Maori football team now touring
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    CHINESE GUN-RUNNER
    91 7 Heavy Fine Imposed on Seaman in London Reuter's Service. London, January 6. A fine of £359 was imposed on Win* Ah Nang, a seaman on the Glen liner Glengarry, who pleaded guilty in London to illegally importing and concealing on the vessel 48 revolvers and 4,750 rounds of
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    MEXICAN OIL LAWS
    52 7 Reuter's Service. Mexico City, January 6. According to the newspaper, "El Universal," the Attorney General will not file actions against foreign oil companies which neglected to apply for confirmation rights but after receiving Unreports from the Department of Industry*and Commerce he will issue the rulings himself in
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    THE TREATY WITH ALBANIA
    338 7 British Influence Alleged AS A COUNTERBALANCE TO THOIRY [British Official Ptess Service.] London, January 5. Extraordinary assertions are contained in an article published simultaneously by the Paris "Matin" and the "New York Herald Tribune" regarding the Treaty of Tirana, recently concluded between Italy and Albania. The
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    Ceylon's Rubber
    77 7 FIGURES COVERING LAST YEAR All Export Surplus Rights Now Used Up Reuter's Service. Colombo, Ceylon, January 6. The rubber \ports in December were 6,498 tons, with an exportable maximum of five thousand tona. Export credits amounting to over seven hundred tons which were carried over from the month
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    U.S.A. AND NICARAGUA
    138 7 Naval Reinforcements Sent for Protection Purposes Reuter's Service. Buenos Aires, January 6. Protests against the American policy in Nicaragua were voiced at a meeting last night of a student organisation known as the Anti-Imperialist League. Several Socialist deputies addressed the gathering. Waohington, January 5. The Navy Department
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    MOTHS DOING WELL
    76 7 Civil Avaitors Arrive at Bundar Abbas [British Official Press Service.] London, January 5. Two small Moth machines with engines of only ninety horse-power, piloted by two amateur airmen, Messrs. Stack and Leet, have made remarkable progress on their flight to India. They reached Bundar Abbas yesterday and
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    FLIGHT TO THE CAPE
    71 7 [British Official Press Service.] Lonion. January 0. Arrangements are afoot f;:<r a flight by four Royal Ai- Fcrce aeroplanes from to fht Care in March. Air Commodore Samson will be in command and will pilot on»2 of the aeroplanes. Aircraft engaged in the South African Air
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    HANKOW IN HANDS OF CHINESE
    813 7 Impudent Demands To British OTHER FOREIGNERS NOT DISTURBED Cenotaph Plastered with Red Propaganda Reuter's Far Eastern Service. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hong Kong, January 7. At Hankow the Kuomintang have appointed Mr. Chen Chun as commissar stationing him in the British Concession, the British Consulate
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    HANKOW IN HANDS OF CHINESE
    1095 8 Reuter's Far Eastern Service. British residents were besieged by howling mobs after the evacuation. The headquarters are now in charge of Chinese soldiery and this morning pickets and soldiers are keeping order. The population are surprised by the fact that the Concession was allowed to
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    GERMANS IN CHINA
    66 8 Injury to National Ends in Apology [Trans-Ocean Service] Berlin, January 6. The Berlin press reflects lively satisfaction at the Contonese Foreign Minister's immediate action following injury to a German subject during the anti-English demonstration at Hankow. It is announced that the Foreign Minister informed the German ConsuLGeneral
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    THE LANDAU SENSATION
    61 8 British Court Discharges Germans at Wiesbaden [Trans-Ocean Service] Berlin, January 6. V ew of. the recent Landau eourtsensation, the German press attaches great importance to the British court-martial at Wiesbaden on four Germans accused of maltreating two British soldiers and dangerously wounding one. Jif c J° Ur
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES
    81 8 National Fair to be Opened in February [British Official Press Service.] London, January 6. hich opens arj a < and continues until Maivh e^ es each year in importance, fht 25 more exhibitors are taking part OC? for /in" and the eXhibit£ Will occupy over forty thousand square
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    JAVANESE LOVE EPISODE
    212 8 Sequel Before a Sympathetic Judge ma'ited Kathi wh0 a motor car diiver of CaSe 'I 1 hich w« charged with ahd U ctini n 'heJ! aUO: allty a KtM% ™endmgl rr mf eS '"'L "«"irraiSnces" waa-ayeiT» «*< a ma ia e certificate signed bv tn Kampong GIam
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    JAPANESE NEWS
    106 8 W courtesy of the Nichi-Nichi ohimbuiisha) Tokio, January 5 eminent offices [n Cen f ovestimate SSeh «iSSS Euro P c The and the in and Rus^a nrem ses. 4n reKll *g to the new at .Vil eahlno Mausoleum. Qfcosen plans to increas? the uold mtl i beginning the
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    GRAVE AFTERMATH OF FLOODS
    317 8 Serious Situation At Kuala Lipis SULTAN OF PERAK SAFE AT PEKAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, January 6. The gravity of the aftermath of the floods EgyhMjr evidenced by the official in2Sft£S in the °«tside y districts where ret Th S f Iflow/round1 fl ow round
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    Sporting News
    61 8 BOXING Tunney to Defend Title in September Reuter's Service. St. Louis. January 6. Gene Tunney will defend his title at the Yankee Stadium in New York next Sep--1760,000 Details Si; arVan^ iVx i^i a k t r d t T l ference bmvee Tunney and iea KKkjrd. the
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    REYES KNOCKED OUT
    245 8 Surprising Form Displayed by Y. C. Song 0 t, T, he urnout 01 spectators at the Ha»nv Valley last night was rather from the promoters' point of view buf those Mho were were treated to some really good fights, the ending in a clean knockout. n?r Wh
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    LAWN TENNIS
    48 8 Hooi Hye and Bong Soo to Meet in Finals To-day day at*thf Lakes'' c^? te r Hooi H^ P r a t1hT P r ship easily by «l 0 Japanese Murakami interesting) Z™ even. Bong Soo won by fi—4 t!!.? 8 more rjitttft fi°°! ?h U<
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    GOLF
    18 8 Keppel Club Caddies' Competition »th instant; "t V*M n Smd th Members are inviuj t0 act as
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    Wireless Telephony
    591 8 LONDON IN TOUCH WITH NEW YORK Extension to the Provinces to Follow [British Official Press Service.] London, January 5. The preliminary trans-Atlantic telephone service will be available to the public for conversions between subscribers in London and New York telephone areas from Friday next (to-day). The extension of
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    BISHOP OF LONDON
    193 8 Mone-Laying Ceremony at Johore Bahru To-day anJ H Rt OT L? S A 0P P 0 the Rt Hon. MA DJI fj n'u F officer con, m a„di„ g C f h e I ro^ I re Ge, i eral •,VM s vcn S' a' the Victoria
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    100 8 The continued ignorance displayed by of war-time, when the fiiio-i reminds one sistentlv referred to 1« 8:118 Were Per''Belgiums says »tL nr S me J 8 s «wi says lhe Malay Mail." the A, Fedefa h l SJTH ESS*! of been emir^ Honours list aff E j H» w Year
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    Aid from Malaya
    283 8 HONG KONG UNIVERSITY CHINESE FACULTY Generous Donations Received from Local Chinese As the result of donations from three well-known Chinese in the Federated Malay States, totalling $40,000, a start will be made at once towards the establishment of a Chinese Faculty at the University of Hong Kong.
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    THE GLOBE TROTTERS
    249 8 Excellent Performance to Poor House The first performance of the nrespnt visit of the Globe Trotters, at the Victoril Theatre last night, was very poorly attended, though a better entertainment than fi was Provided. While some of the terns on their very varied programme were given at
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    127 8 Ships alongside the Wharres or expected to arrive. Singapore, Jairuary 7. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancms 22; Laisang 20 Walton Ha 18« Ci*Z o Talamba 14; Katong 7 > f Sp3Tta Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Ma G t: n u°n a oto Ma i V
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    LOCAL AMUSEMENT
    33 8 The Gaiety Harold"LlS'fin °Dr" Ja" k Se n f arts > a "d «*e the two social five parts > iLrt&F*""* f the Of the Gall-fpini h Hoof? tw n w chapters Western
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    26 8 Thang Kwong, member of the Commercial has been arreted on f ffice at Canton > embezzled overslooonS hart re of having he f nishment will accomplices, if
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    Scottish Letter
    1680 8  -  By Robert 8. Augus. Edinburgh, Decemjw- We are now at the height nf be called the show season tL 1 m *Y is motor-cars; last week it J it canaries, and dogs, and simuh! there is a perfect epidemic of b" 7 an «°u% sales of work designed
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    ARTIST MEETS ARTIST
    379 9 When Mirovitch was Tipped by Paderewski Mr. Alfred Mirovitch, the distinguished pianist, who set his Russian allegiance to become an American citizen, is known in all parts of tho globe, having made five round-the-world tours. In the United States he has covered a widj territory with notable
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    MALAYA RUBBER
    231 9 December Export Statistics The following is the statement of quantity and value of rubber exptorted during December, 1926: Tons. Tons. 1926 1925 United Kingdom 7 620.77 5,789.74 United States of America 24,406.43 20,760.6# Continent of Europe 2,872.79 1,992.8» British Posses»sions 710.36 525.81 Japan 1,185.56 766.18 Other Foreign Countries
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    423 9 Singapore, January 0. The tone of the market throughout the past week has been steady, and prices at the close shew an improvement on those last reported. A small auction was catalogued for yesterday's sale, i.e., 200 tons loss than previously. This was probably due to diffij# culty
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    GHOSTLY HOUNDS
    176 9 The ghostly hounds of Heme, the hunter mentioned by Shakespeare in the Merry Wives of Windsor, have been "heard by the wife and daughter of Walter Legge, of Farmhouse, old Windsor. Mrs. Legge declares that on two occasions she heard the clock of old Windsor tower chime the
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      292 9 TO-NIGHT! FRIDAY JANUARY 7, 1927. TO-NIGHT! At The New World Shows Various Attractions Including Chinese Wayangs, "HengHua" and "Tong Sye Ton." The City Opera will prefect By Special Request, "THE BLACK BOX" A story replete with thrills, mysteries and fights! WAICH for the arrival shortly from Manila Two New L*dy
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      158 9 CUSENIER'S I If 3 CROWN I w BRANDY j Attractive Decanters I I JI Each $3.75 I Including Duty. J 1 =a E =a 1 SOLE AGENTS: JOHN LITTLE 0! Co., Ltd. I 0] (Incorporated in England.) g 1 I Singapore, Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Ln d fa j a
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      43 9 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS To-dav, January 7 Mo p.m.—Drill Hall Chinese Company, Recruits Pr.rade. W > p.m.—Drill Hall Eurasian Company, 30 Yds. Range Practice for Recruits. 1f Sunday, January 9 WOO a.m.—Drill Hall "A" Company M. pun Platoon M. Cycle Platoon, Field Da y- In Johore.
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    598 10 Indragiri Rubber, Limited Following is the' Directors' Report to the shareholders of Indragiri Rubber, Ltd., to be presented at the ninth annual meeting on January 10 Gentlemen, —Your Directors submit herewith a duly audited statement of accounts of the Company for the year ended September 30, 1926. Accounts
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      242 10 ICE CREAM H 1 y Take Home a. three-flavoured Brick 8 1 I g Obtainable from: g a I v John Little Co., Bun Bee Co., Kirn Ann Co., Lim Khoon Heng, Luna I a H a Cafe (Dhoby Ghaut), or from The Cold Storage Depot. g fl Ln 4[
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      299 10 £*i t lc most prevalent of skin diseases in hot £~V; Lg4 climates, readily \ields to treatment by Kj£ "Broomassite." A single application speedi- |v <sj§ ly re ifve«. the most dist res>tnn i ichinn and Bp' ftS regular use establishes certain CMC. Pi Sf? "Craw-Crawand ail parasitic diseases fig
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      415 10 re Engineering Department of I THE BORNEO CO., LTD. yj (Incorporated in England.) nj Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, leluk Anson and Penang. Singapore No. 3 r THB REIGNING FAVORITE IN SCHOOL AND BUSINESS 1 Have you seen the Over-size Pen that looks like Lacquer IK Vlack-tipped? fl] Handsomer than gold—with
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      745 11 AUCTION SALE CHEONG KOON SENG CO. Important Auction Sale of Singapore Properties. AT MESSRS. CHEONG KOON SENG COS. SALEROOM, NO 30, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. On Wednesday January 12, at 2-30 p.m. Ito 27. Twenty seven lois of valuable freehold land, fronting the se*, and compound Jjir'-Q houses knowa as No.
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      595 11 STEAMER SAILINGS P 0 BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with Hl* Majesty's Government.) OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China Japan. For Marseilles, London Antwerp. Due Leave Tonnage Singapore
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      943 11 STEAMER SAILINGS (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) LONDON LINE Tonnage Destination Dne Bao Suwa Maru 11,000 M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Jan 20 21 Fushimi Mam 11.000 M'se illes, L'don, A'werp R'daro Feb 3 Hakozaki Maru 10,500 MVeilles, L'don, A'werp R'dan, Feb 17 18 Hakusan Maru 10.500 M'seilles, L'don, A'werp R'dam Mar 3
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      636 12 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL ?*The Union Dispensary 330, North Bridge Road, has moved into 347, North Bridge Road, opposite the old premises. The Singapore Family Benefit Society The thirteenth nnual General Meeting of the members of the above Scciety will be held at the Memorial Hall, Singapore, en Friday
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      425 12 SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED—Experienced Typewriter Repairer and Cleaner, Chinese or Malay. Good prospects. Apply, Duncan Roberts Ltd., 137, Cecil Street, Singapore. WANTED—First-Class Motor Car Driver, Chinese or Malay, with workshop experience. Speak and write English. $50 $100 with prospects. Anply Duncan Roberts, Ltd., 137, Cecil Street, Singapore. WANTED—A Book-keeper who can
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      464 12 BANKS THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: 94, MARKET STREET BRANCHES eT n 8 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street. v U ar »v t 77 79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palemoang 16 rji r Hong Kong 13 Queen's Road Central! Seremban 63 Birch Road.
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      516 12 BANKS THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acta of 1862 to 1890, on 2nd December 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,512.884 HEAD OFFICE: 15, Grace Church Street, i London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
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      483 12 INSURANCE S I 1 THE iJEr BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Office 2, Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office Singapore. Ist Floor, Banque del Indo Chine Buildings, 1-A,
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      261 12 Guan Hong Army Contractors, Importers and Exporters, General Commission Agents, Who'eJ and Re. ail in Wines, Spirits ar Provisions and Estate Supply!/ Orders Promptly Executed. 20 27, Robmson R oac i LEE KIM PUAT, 'Phone 721. M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 36, Brass Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need
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