The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 December 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fEN CKNTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922. No. 10,764
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    195 1 J'he Premiers Conference has adjourned till the new year. Although there is no breach m the P^ntente (we are told) the Kritish and French cannot aj;ree as to the terms of reparations Page 7. M. Poincare thinks the conference is finished. He holds out for an occupation
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    ON PUTTUNG THEM UP.
    1274 1 The Ring has always had august patrons m literature, most of whom, however, have had little practical knowledge of the art of putting them up. Hazlitt, for" example, who has given us a famous description of prize-fight with naked, pickled fists, and J)e Quincy, whoso encounter
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      176 1 MALTHOID WEDNESDAY A j Orchestral Concert I J 9-45 p.m. 4fc KI)(;.VR HILLAM) AT THE PIANO. A A KALAMAZOO. LOOSE LEAF BOOKS i THE FINISHED ARTICLE CAN B^ SUPPLIED NOW B^" FRASER &NEAVE, LTD. THE AHCADB, SINGAPORE. [SINGAPORE FREE PRESS I Annual Subscription. M 1 5 f pre-wmr system of
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      236 1 p=MAYNARDS— r The Store Which Gives You CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SERVICE AT ITS BEST FOR HIS BATH. Honeycomb hath spongres. Fine *^fBk quality Mitlitcrraiuan. (J0..,! #6j^"ffiim Soap Bowls. Pilled with tiruquality soap. Delicately ptrfumed and very free lathering TRICE including Whisk $IK. jjot) ot s j u > W;mt a nt
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      168 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Bungalow to let, Bukit Tin>ah-rd— Pag-e 5. Notice ye licences for estates under resj tiittion Page 5. Cheonp Koon Seng mortgagoes and other .sales Page 5. Tenders for furniture for police quarters I Page 6. Real wines for Christmas from Bolter'^ —Pace 1. Tenders for repairs «,f abattoirs—
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      134 1 THE WEEK. n< dmndmp, Ittk. Hi^h Water, 5^9 ;-..m.. :>.:i:i p.m. Singapor* I? d. Corp.i., Murket St.. noon. Devon Estates, lit*., Kvatt's noon. AladdiQ, St. Andrew's School Hal). 8.30. FAufwiWy, 14th, Uigh Water n.21 n.m.. i).oX p.m. Children's Ait! Socy., Govt. House, 10 a.m. Licensing Justices, Ist Court. 2.30 p.m.
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    'IMPERIAL" BURMA CHEROOTS.
    75 2 FINEST QUALITY ONLY. Box of 100. imperial No. 1. Large Rs. 3 4 m No. 2. Medium 1 No. 3. Small 1 3 No. 4. Cigarette shape 1 4 Awarded Silver Medal and Diploma, FrancoB.itish Exhibition, 1903. Also Medal and Diploma, Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1883. and
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    VALUABLE NEW TREATMENT.
    291 2 tHeal* and Strengthen* the I.un«> Keeps C olds and Chills at Bftj The discovery of the Pops bivathaMc 1 1 ifitment solves th»- proMcm hitherto onlf met by a costly visit to the Alpine ]»*He-forest resorts— of applying a natural, \e!atile healing agent dh-ett to the throat,
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      15 2 Wholesale from A. A. SCOTT Ci Co., RANGOON. Retail from THE IMPERIAL STORES, J RANGOON.
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      415 2 TV LfiT OR FOR SALE. LARGE (.n OWNS, lewly erected area froni ,000 to 50,000 *<\. ft. facing river. LABOB BTOKBa toon 6,000 t» 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and t?odowß3. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      307 2 s|LffflrasaSl|il 25* C/ THEATRE $Z I is I AT 7.30 Sharp William Duncan m SILENT AVENGER SERIAL Episodes Four, Five, Six, Seven. KiK-ht Reels 2nd SHOW AT «».::<> THE ADVENTURER with Charlie Chaplin. In 2 parts Eve's Film Review. Vod-A-ville Movies Clara Kimball Young m THE MARIONETTES A clever comedy
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      292 2 AJLHAJViBR^ PROGRAMME FROM WEDNESDAY 1 >m, DEC V<^4i. '"HH'l "A WONDERFUL WIFE" Prom the Novel by Dolf Wylbrde D Kt*b.nd»-Would yon let your wif, m ak.. ambitions? you consider it right for man for iheaake of her < T,u absorbing tale of a beautiful won* l.usband and did it too
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    SEA PIE—ANCIENT AND MODERN.
    775 3 SEA PIE— ANCIENT AND MODERN. VOm 6EAMAN*fI BILL OP FARE. The ihip*a dog to-day grows fat and contented on tiie scraps that fall from the foVsW- table, scraps which the sea dop.s of few years ago who sat at the same ta'jlc Id have relished m emphatic preferlT|«» i i
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    "THE WHISKY AND HAGGIS BUSINESS."
    103 3 A proposal is beinjr made to transfer "the headquarters of the Burns' cult from Ki(marnock, where the Burns' federation meets, to Glasgow. Mr. J. Jeffrey Hunter, a prominent Burnsite, speaking- m Glttgow, said that Glasgow had inspired nine-tenths of the successful Burns' movements of the
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    17 3 Mr. Herbert Baker, architect, and Mr. Alfred Turner, sculptor, have been elected Associates of the Royal Academy.
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      370 3 i J i dia J 1 v *^j/y{^.WßaNß^sw •^sps»^Ba»ssw^^Bfw^g/ nt ■> i 4 -Si X > i {JHR j I »I.«JI rrcom- 1 V mfnd vj!«xo whcn^vrroppf.rlunity iff nri««.«s I |mw« thoioufc hi y tried lt during ihr Usl t*o mor.tr, .and JW 1 puddings it h Irnd.d." V^V Plenty
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      361 3 I AND .^^H n l il 'lH 1 11 111 lIIHHIIHIHIii 1 1 IIHHIIH F4/ Th* Ha Haig motto meant Xj^ T^^^T 7*^ d J n d «<l«»te and ptvas ft mr «timalant. J n^z;^r Aarf a Whisky I liked so well FM nhfiU'ig"""" m a letter to us under
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      108 3 QGARmTE VIRGINIA BLEND DISTINCTLY H'.CH CLASS I Lambert 6 Butlei? I ENGLAND. g THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPm (Icccrporat«d m the United Kingdom by special Act of Parliament) LIFE ASSURANCE WITH MONTHLY PREMIUMS. Life Assurance at Home Rates NO EXTRA FOR RESIDENCE IN THE STRAITS. rh*» "Standard" issues policies to
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    822 4 I iiASER CO., EXCHANGE AND 1 SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY DECEMBER 12th. M I M N 6. [Figures m brackets show the capital and issue value Of the Share m dollars unless < i marked. C. Cum div. x equials ex div. J P.atanu- Padang i'm 1*1) 55
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    33 4 m It is reported that Mr, Saklatvala, who was elected a9 a Labourite, is m difficulties with his leaders, as, the result of his moving the rejection of the Irish Bill without authority.
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    TRAM OR OMNIBUS?
    573 4 TR AM OR OMNIBUS? S< mi observations made by memben of the International Tramway Conference at Brussels suggest consideration! of some moment to municr] ;tl authorities and to the ratepayer. M\. H. E. tfiain; who is a member of the Institute of Transport end a director cf the London General
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    MANUFACTURERS AND THE STEVENSON REPORT.
    386 4 MANUFACTURERS AND THE STEVENSON REPORT. Though the Colonial Office Rubber Committee has been sitting intermittently for almost a year, it is only now, that its recommendations are being put into force, thai the rubber manufacturers have entered the field against what has been all along the aim of the Committee's
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      583 4 WHITEAWAYS Offt jrou Ihil year far widtr VIV/T AC! \j and more pWwiing MMaooii ol v^ >le Kifts foi^ the present" f~\ T'PTC wk±> -A„ season than m former your-. Pticca *"S^H are lower and Urn quality far battir. f You will sro that. All departments f< 4frin V<^^L are
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      903 4 Valuable Land .->nd If v i» r At Messrs. CHEONG KOOX BENG i I I m 1. Valuable freehold land and the compound I Loronjr 83 off Gaylang Road, area 1,400 I S MORTGAGEES S\J] 2. Valuable fivehold land and the com] and d I No. 110 Balestier Koad, area
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    488 5 The prices quoted are generally those current at Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets there '.nay be tmali variations. Singapore Dec. 9. l Steal pet kati 50 tic. or curry do l.'i Po*k, lean do Do. lean ;>n fat (Ist quality) d<. 58 Mutton, Austiaiii n
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    TIPPING A KING.
    186 5 A Story of King Humbert. A »torj is told of Kin^ Humbert of [taly, who was a skilful and enthusiastic spftrtsman, and who often went out alone, Pfun m hand, with two Betters for attendants During one of these solitary excursions he war met by a pedsant,
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    THE LATE DAME GENEVIEVE WARD.
    66 5 London, Nov. IS* Dame Genevfow Ward left i'9,:*r>4. She bequeathed two portrait! of herself to thy National Gallery, the illuminated album presented to her m Melbourne m iss-l to ill. Garrfck Club, a bust of herself to the museum at Stratford on Avon and £5,000
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    21 5 It is stated that an Italian Company has obtained a monopoly of the motoi traffic m Afghanistan, including the posta vcrvkv.
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      351 5 TO LET. lANUARY, 11.-:I 1 iND PARK. Fui tl ■Im hou-. can .iluation. i AGBN< [EB, I il \'.'('!)ts. U.C. Bui W attoa, .")tl] lie. Furiiishi'd. moiiM i(llt ;ind Munimonth. Apply 1 Ltd. \o. 0, Europe Hotel 3u:id\pi'y to Tho M-tnapcr, e.o.d. v.c. ooii, w;t)i drtasiag ■ttachwL loiinis and v
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      635 5 AUCTION SALES Buurrs salb ivcd inductions to! Public action hi their s,' t lftlll Unffl. b p X mh <^ MONDAY, Ittfa DECEMBER AT*.* p.m. VVrit Bale dated ith Oct. |f22 OvefSM Cl.iiusc }<ank Ltd. Kin Wall .1 .ti, r f.. I i:.,,,..,,. M »n. K\ ik; n Ni; siANQ
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      677 5 NOTICES. 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Temlc f 1»" Up to llUoi] Oil lIIUI--(lay the -Jlm instant at the Colonial Secretary's! •An from pnmi (1 sirous of contracting (or the rapp] m of furniture etc. for Tariooi po kI it ions, Singapore, for the year H»2."1. Particular! may bc> obtained from the
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      614 5 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. are invited for the supply of Curt?, Bullocks, and Drivers lor the removal of materials from depots m Divisions 3 nnd 4 during 102:3. Tender forms may be obtained at the Secretary's Office on payment of 50 cents each. The sum of .*lOO must be deposited with
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      136 5 While service is .he Primary requisite of s Eye Glasses —hp sure 'Jiat Mountings and stylo conform to year personality. Our Rim!< M Glasses oiler the v-ry ntoaool m service, comfort, and style. N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. Iteiractionist. Mr. R. V. Miyer, F.S.M.C. (Lond.) F. 1.0.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS.
    40 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS. HENNING. At Batv Clajah Hospital on Dec. 6tk Cajit. ami Mrs. (i. K. Konning of Sungfi Siput, a son. SINCLAIR. On Dec. 12th. 1928, at Maternity Hospital Singapore to Mr. ami Mrs. K. W. Sinclair a son.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922. The Opium Revenue.
    1144 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922. The Opium Revenue. The question of how best to deal with the regulation of the use and consumption of opium, has come a good deal to the fore of late m consequence of the great prominence which has been given to a suggestion
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    155 6 The last Selangor Criminal Assizes foi the year, commenced before the Chief Judicial Commissioner, Sir L. M. Woodward, m the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday. There are oleven cases m the calendar, including two of murder. The Europe Hotel is giving a select orchestral concent m the* New Lounge
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    55 6 PBNANG NEWS. (From Our Own Coireapondtfnt). Tenant, Dec. 12. Major Drsvar. ('.P.0., Implying to an d.hvss from the Sikh police, mentioned hat Urn Subadar and the Seryemnt Major vert' mcnihois of the Singapore Tolic^vhfti hi- Joined ttu snails force. He >aid a fcribote to the aid of the
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    THE RENT BOARD.
    218 6 The Ren r Assesnu'tii Board met for the ast time at the Municipal Offices ye- -i-day tiii hod!] presided over i>\ Mr. E. Testensohn. Other members present were Mcc rs. A. M. S. Angullia, E. A. Blias, koh San Ilin and H. Carpmael. Before the business which
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    BOXING.
    231 6 Arrangements have beea been made to hold Navy Army Booting Competition, m aid of the funds of the Union Jack Club, at the Boxing Stadium on Friday evening, 22nd in«t. The Union Jack Club is faced irith a heavy l<»ss <>n the current year's working so it is hoped
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    ENGLISH FIRM'S ACTION.
    332 6 ENGLISH FIRM' S ACTION. Mefers. Alexander Younir (London). merchants, 60 Fenehnrch Street, aw plaintirts m the action which came before the Acting Chief Justice, the hon'hle Mr. P. J. Si roule, m the Supreme Court yesterday. They are claiming from K.S. Saiboo Tamby $3,853 and interest at the rate of
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    LATE TELEGRAMS.
    29 6 I. X H 1 f md t] I rith I I R South Af Ii If fcleiMfc \ir. i It the I i 9 iM-i-i abai 4
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    DOMICILE ACTION CONCLUDED.
    85 6 I I r k m p. i h subject, thoi I I ;of his prop, h I decid rhe contu i I fOF the plain. I E Karikal, had a I Wife and fa-... I domiciled tl I The BonVe I Mr. R. w I I nearly
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    VEILED LADY CASE.
    93 6 Bibi i plaintiff, w h eh < .;rt on I m cons iderai of tin' int< n Mr. Justice B c'tvia-i jretterd Hati/. Sahib A jShaik AUlu! ii rat inn is BOUghi I it I to I Tnlu language n»< Aiulul Haye, wai I iof his movable
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    THE PORTUGUESS MISSIONS.
    106 6 [n the Chu morninf, there „r Ojc rap* BU, BishOJW lifetime had bi UJbonred m the P rts 1 Singftpor, rformed by aft,r uae 1 exeqnief, »nd p tion. II nur I that for man; v.-c.v under bishop of G 1 administration I the control of 1
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      143 6 STOCKS iWfyi NOW OBTAINABLE I m>»* I 4 i_t_ 1. mvfw ~}a\ f T JH^ pints lld I l 8 r JI "J Zi [>vOM CALDBEGK I \^i/- D Al4*V^ &co LTD z^^^ wrpomted m Sbanghai). WHOLBSALB UETAII. I WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. PATRONISFI) IM ROYALTY. S X'MAS GIFTS A
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      57 6 DO YOU READ THIS PAPER WITH DIFFICULTY? Perhrps nearer or further than the normal 14 inches. The need of a good light. Headaches or Tiled ey<B. Blurred vision leading. These are symptoms of eye strain. Prpperlv adapted glasses aie ihe oniy cure. At the first sign of failing sight, consult
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    CONFRENCE ADJOURNED.
    510 7 MBLING BLOCK. I JOINTS CLEARED IT. Service, j London. Deo. 13. whuh the Premiers agreed was the The liic occupation of stumbling ■•.<•!. v!.. differ. Nev« rtheless the dis- the <■ them- o rupture had 1 1 the Entente which has i lief. Authoritative oi the atmosi iding
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    ARMAMENTS QUESTION.
    555 7 AND OTHER PROBLEMS. THB HVULKSHii' ntOGBAMMB. [Renter's Service.] London, Dec. 11. In the Boose of Commons at question lime, Ifr. Boat* Law stated (hat the Gov''nm": :i(! decided to lay down two new f which must laid down by Dee. :ilst.. under the Washington Treaty d that be
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    132 7 The charges of possession and importation of cocaine preferred against the t\ro Shanghai washermen of the Nippon were withdrawn m tfle Third Court yesterday on the instruction of the D.P.P., and the accused discharged. As the result of a raid made by Detective Inspector Phear at Kallang Pudding 1 early
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    COMMERCIAL QUESTIONS.
    734 7 U. S. TARIFFS. CHINESE POSTAL RATES. [Router's Service.] London, Dec. 12. House of Commons. Sir Edwin •loekton requested information on "the material increase m Chinese postal and U!e-«aph charges since the removal of competition of forejpnj posts." He Bftked whether the Foreign Oflice will bear it mind the
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      RUGBY.
      357 7 YtsterdayV Practice (Jam<\ Tlieie were three absentees from the Colours side m the ptactiee SjßMf on thPadang yesterday evening, with the result that Whites Secured a deserved victory by one goal and a try (X points) to one goal (6 points). The strum work was poor owing to the
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      HOCKEY.
      60 7 The following players will represent the IS. C. C. vs R. (J. A. on the Padang today at 5 p.m. W. Mblfallen; O. R. S. Bateman, C. Graham Brown; B. E. Ablitt. E. B. Laybourne, Dr. G. A. C. Gordon; P. la Mothe, G. Patenon, R. D. Hoblyn, S.
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      GOLF.
      78 7 A match will be playe-d at the Garrison I Golf Club to-day, at 3.45 p.m. between lady I members of the Singapore Golf Club and lady members of the Garrison Golf Club. The following are the teams. S. G. G. C: Mrs. Blair and Miss Law; I Mrs. Holden
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      M. C. C TEAM IN AFRICA.
      25 7 Btnoni, Dec. 11. The M.C.C. made 284 (Sandham 12S) and East Rand 46 for 4. The match was drawn.
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      FOOTBALL.
      72 7 The following will represent the Eurasian Volunteer Co. against "A" Coy. m the 18. V. C. Cup Competition fixture on the S.R.C. ground this afternoon. F. Albuequerque; Y. de Sou2a and L. M. jPennefather; N. de Silva, W. A. Aeria and L. A. Rappa; H. C. Scully, D. C.
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      NAVAL SPORT.
      148 7 The following is the programme of games arranged for H.M.S. ''Despatch." 16th Dec. Soccer, Ship's Ist XI v. M'sex 2nd XI at Tanglin 4.30 p.m.; Regatta, Royal Singapore Yacht Club at Keppel 2 p.m. 17th Dec. Golf, Keppel Golf Club at Keppel 3.30 p.m. 18th Dec. Soccer, Ship's
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      V.M.C.A. LAWN TENNIS.
      87 7 MONDAY'S PLAY. Lim Bong Soo and Woon Seah, (plus 3) beat Tho Sin Hin and Ang 1 Tiauw Ann, (scr.) ft— B, 3—6, 6 4. C. J. Stephen and S. E. Newberry, (scr.) beat R. F. Voelker and J. JDtugfuid, (owe i 15) 6— 2, 6—l. i
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      81 7 CHRISTMAS SWEETMEATS BOXES Delicious Chocolates and Sweets s^ 1 -^MBi SPECIAL QUALITY CHOCOLATES IN FANCY BOXES IN THREE SIZES, lft, I and li Ih. ALSO IX FANCY COLOUEED RUSH HAMPERS Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the S.S.) mi^ Natural-Milk Food AOVIGE FREE BY OUR QUALIFIED NURSE TO ALL USERS UPON
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      566 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m England) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM
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      584 8 "ELLERMAN" LEVEL ELLERIVfAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. *>■• Biaiapor«. s.s. CITY OF YORK China and Japan Deo. 15 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China Mid Japan Feb. 5 s.s. CITY OF POONA China and Japan Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and
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      525 8 P. O, BRITISH INDIA*^ AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated mi n England MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO spuvir <* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTALS rri (Under Contract with His Majesty's < LU UINDON PAR-RABTBRN BERVICI FROM LONDON T MARSEILLEJ IM(V/ DUE SINGAPORE. SARDINIA about Dec. VA NELLORE about Dec U KASIK U U>23.
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      786 9 SIM J*™™ CO., LTD. r SINGAPORE- -BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. Trenm u Kelantan, Pnngnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, I. nngsua*, Chumpon, and Bangkok. L Arrival Departure ITIPOK S*" Dec 13 rnft Rco. 18 Dec. 20 D^. 16 Dec 27 tttU*J throughout With el^rrn.. ),c*t v. 11 das. r^engere. C ilght> and have
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      738 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Stea™ Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m Enyiamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Due Spore Route For ITY OF DUNKIRK Dec. 20 Suez Philippines
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      812 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Jan. 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE MA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Jan. 17 192 s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER duo .Singapore Ycb. 17 1923 Taking cargo on through liilis Lading to all Inland Points. For
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    432 10 JAPANESE FREEBOARDS. Under the Ship Load Line Law of Japan, ii which came into operation m February last, M ail Japanese ships are required to have freeboards assigned m accordance with the National Freeboard Regulations. These regulations art- based upon those m force m Britain, and have been
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      249 10 CONTINENTAL. I Super-Mileage means less cost. Con- tinental rord Tyres generally pive I I Riper-mileage, thus effecting a 5 considerable fi swing or costs. I APPLY TO LEADING DEALERS GARAGES For Your Requirements. Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Sole Agents for Malaya. 1 I PATZENHOFER I LAGER BEER. I I A
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      250 10 LOANS. Singapore Township only Direct applications for loans on Ist class n:>iovab'e property other than rubber estates 'ill bo received by the Trustees. ESTATE OF LORE YEW. 15-11 14-12 IrHAMBERUItrC i|| LUUbn *l T ton the Mcucr or I Coughs, Colds lik CR^yPjJ plfl WMOOPIKQ COUCH, %\H MOARSIHta« J|: BRONCHITIS.
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      100 10 The Timber Preservative 4Bfta^' -S Stocked [m 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOn Write for Particulars to The Borneo Oompany Limy (Incorporated m England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Pe/ia/ig. THE MARK OF GOOD OIL BRILLIANT
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      332 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. I ulau Sooei oeofa 1T Srilt 9 a.m. a** Hon^ Aik 9 R m. Hi: Amoy. Shanghai and Sarawak and Goekih Kuch-^ Montok :,ul Palembang Bo am Batu Pahat M th Bo iKr.tay. K lantan. r.-.tan Sin^ l p H n :iIHI B k< Vu^la 2 p.n,
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      156 10 Wharf No. Hong Hwa. Main Wharf No. 6. Nil. Empire Dock No. 7. Kurelia. Blephanta W«st Wharf No. B. Nippon. Jajrdinea Wharf No. 9. Xi:. ]''.:lo Bra!ii Ccal Wharf. -Nil. KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf. Leh. SttltStar, Leh. An^lor. Recorder, Tog Hercu'es, Pnh Wo W. B. Agnes No. 1. liatavicr. Coal
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    EXCHANGE.
    103 11 r 12. Bank In -jit Bank d< mand 2 Private credits 3 m.s. 2 7-16 New Y.>ik, demand UH Credits im day.- 55 France, demand India, T. T. IT.v j Honjckontr, dema 7 p.c. Pnbl j Yokohama, demand i"i> a i j Java, demand IM\6 Bangkok, demand s i
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    PRODUCE.
    106 11 December 12: Tin it:. Tons $B'.*.r>i> Gambler Cube- Xu. 1 23.00 Gambier 15.30 Pepper Hack it.oo Pepper (white fair) 2ZM Tapioca, small flake, :\y. 12.50 Pearl Sago small "•-■"> Copra Mix 9-70 Copra Suadried 10. 1^ Ophnn, Bcnarea anc. 4,600 Rice, Rar-oon white 235.00 Rice, Stan MO. 1 for
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    GERMAN REBUFF IN INSULINDE.
    375 11 Brighter f>riti>h Pioopacti. From the Dutch East [ndiefl come* fur- i thti newi which should encourage British engineer! ana manufacturers generally to redouble their efforts to gain a fair share of the important business which is developing m that rich and promising region. For more than
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      FRASER'S REPORT.
      97 11 Singapore, Dee. 12. Rabber. Is. I%A Tin E179.175.6d. 175 ohm at 189.60. Rabbet Shares. 'X nothing <!<•- ng to-day. Aver Pans* buyers $5 [ndragiries *i.( .':> |8 B '.'T 1-, Brtang Benan buyer! $1, Jimahs $1.15, Kluanps $2.40 .^2.<)o, Craigieleai tanggors 46, Tapaha iranted a( |BiK>, Jlu Benuts
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      160 11 Singapore. Dee. \2. Tin.— 1171) 17.<. 6d. $89.r,0 17:> lons RBbbers.— Amalgamated Mala; $2.15 12J3Q, Bass< tta 96 < Dhangkat Serdanga *t.27) $3.40, New Craigieleaa ;*.~> 40, 92% .»7'-, agiria buyers S'e^ Serendaha 0, Ehingsora jo M), Temerloha SO !»0, Liv Benuta 2<> 22%, United Malaccas
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      183 11 Singapore. Deo. 12. Rubber. London Is. 1%. i^ H :i] |g Tin.— Lomhm M7B 1 7>. Sd. Local Ss:m.. (155 tons sold). Rubbers.— New Seftaodfthi $2.2.". $2 :,o Ayer Pan** $5.20 |5.40, Indragiris $4 sri 15.06, Bassotts W7', $1.02',, Amalgamated Malays $2£5 $2.56, MaUks Pfadu $1.22' $1^7%, riu
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    30 11 Singapore, D«c LSth, Il* noon •!•<• Standard Ribfced Smoked BkMl Spot 18 48H; Jan.-Marefa :><>>, r, 1 Ayril<Ju« 63 Lo don qu it ion 'n r^^t Firm.
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      1828 11 A get. ""'WWW. Assurances 1> force over $17,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) rinLnv hS^97rS^ hest ?5 i 1 8 Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32 Old Jewry, E.C. ompany has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Mm
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      118 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messra BARLOW Co Messrs. WEARE Co., Ltd Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. Branch Office 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
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    MALAYAN FINANCES.
    3670 12 SIR E. L. BROCKMAN'S REPLY. A DENIAL OF MISREPRESENTATION. A K.M.s. Gasettc Extraordinary gives the comments of Sir Arthur Young and Sfr E. L» Brockman on Sir L. N. GuiUe-l manfa teply to the letter of the Association] of British Malaya. We give below what appear to us
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    LOST.
    42 12 Probably at the Volunteer Dance at the Drill Hall on Saturday night December 1 Oth, a silver cigarette case, with initials L. R. L. engraved. Finder will be rewarded on returnirg the same to Lieut. Heywood, Middlesex regiment. TangHn Barrack* i
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    MADAME PAVLOWA ARRIVES.
    44 12 i Madame Pavlowa, who opens her Singa- pore season at Goodwood Hall to-morrow, will arrive with her ballet to-day from Hongkong by the Van Cloon. It is understood that H. E. the Governor has taken I twelve seats for every performance.
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    55 12 The preliminary hearing into the case I m which A. M. Martin stands charged with I forgery of a cheque purporting to be signed by his late employers Messrs. Saunders i and Macphail was concluded m the Third I Court yesterday, wjhen the accused was I committed to take his
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      194 12 Select Your Piano To r* *****^ and Be Sure That Its > moutrie! NEW STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND 1 S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD 1 (Incorporated m &ha SINGAPORE. Tangye Gas Engines ftwC^ v _j^ >*^ I"* H. T. TYPE with v Variable Admission Governing. For working on Town or Suction
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