The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 December 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922 No. 10,768
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    232 1 America is considering the floating Off a vast international loan to German) m an endeavour to settle the thorny question of reparations Page 7. The Huns have paid the final monthly instalment to Belgium .">2,000.(.0'» gold marks Page 7. The new President of Poland haa been assassinated
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    PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES.
    1168 1 PARLIAMENTARY CANDIDATES. Parliament has been dissolved; the voices Of men and women who hope one day to catch the Speaker's aye are lood m the land; and some echo of all this turmoil cannot he kept out cf the world of letters. ,1 choose ihe subject of Parliamentary candidates. This
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      292 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. TELEPHONE 2920. (10 Lines) MONDAY Tea Dansant 5 p m to 7 p.m. Raffles Orchestra. BDGAB HULLAND AT THE PIANO. KALAMAZOO. LOOSE LEAP- BOOKS <s^MMißMriJMMK&ii^j^^ijjb^|^ a_^ --jmmAT-t-w.- THE FINISHED ARTICLE CAN BE SUPPLIED NOW BY FRASER &NEAVE, LTD. THE ARCADE. SINGAPORE. v*u m mmm a mu *******mmßßEmms/E*MmmsEMssEEEEE^mm
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      128 1 BURNETT'S DRY i AND OLD TOM GIN i The Best Obtainable _a Imported By I i The African Eastern i Trade Corporation Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). SINGAPORE. I Sole Agents S. S. F.M.S. i vu mumum^"^^— 1 \o^ solid" i One of (0^ Golden Series A -S F PRARS, Ltd..
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      195 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Voe a Gillette razor Page 4. Europe Hotel attraction?— Page 1. The Dunlop magnum tyre Page 3. P. nnd o. Banking Corp. Page IL Pure olive oil, from Bolter's— Page 1. Little'^ special X'mas tiffins— Page Auetioi. sales by Powell and Co.- niga ~>. i Special fashion (i]\-r*
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      86 1 THE WEEK. >'••■ U '<th. Huh Water, 0.38 a.m., 10.52 p.m. Alor Gajah Mtg., Derrick's, noon. Pajam, Limited, I> rrieks, 12.30 p.m. Pavlowa si Victoria Thsstrs, 1.30 p.m. PsTlowa ai Goodwood Hall, !'.3<» p.m. Footfa H M.S. patch ra. S.k C. Emulation Lodj m. Tueedar, 19th. High Water. 10.16 a.m.,
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    111 2 Munici; ai Committees haw recently I reed to undertake the genera! upkeep cleaning of the War Memorial if the ice will undertake to prevenl offences loitering on it. Warning notices will put up. It has been de. abando2i me sog:ion to raise a ipedal loan for housing :to
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      113 2 J The only Genuine j ROSKOPF PATENT WRISTLETS. The oldest Mark known. j •le wel led I an_mmmmm^ ■&T't^aPtr w I Movements. al^m I No. ***** Silver round $12.50 I ***** Silver square iV.SO 0000 Gold 9 ct. round 27.50 1 6500 do 14 ct. do 35.00 5506 Gold 14
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      364 2 TO I ET OR FOR SALE. LARGE I)QrWhS, sewly erected area frova J,OOO to 50,000 eg. ft. facing river. LARGI MORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for cilices and godowns. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      423 2 ii i m i -JMKv&a^ 3B 4teJH_L_H I 2l C/ THrATsr Sr A VICTORIA THEATRE ATTRACTION. > o OTT li^J I^NitfU at 10 o'ilock. M 2n<l f HOW AT 030 P M I« Mr U n LIND^ R hvts „,,ni R^fcw, Vod-a-ville Movies." i J J tht 1 f-' ol<I
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      320 2 ALHA B_§X" PROWAMMB PIOM WEDNESDAY, ISth „,,77 th.. s.. r d sh«. al f m Ni^. i.,, hh MI U1 "A WONDERFUL Wipp. In 5 Pan,. VVJ^ii From the Novel by Dolf Wyll ai < rk ambitions? Wives— Do you consider it right for i married for ibs sake of
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    983 3 PARLIAMENT PROROGUED. THK KING'S SPEECH. [Reuters Service.] London, Dec. 15, The King's speech 00 the prorogation oi j Parliament earnestly trusts that a satis- acl or; iof the i1 tblems eacned at Lvi aiurc. T I task of restoring conditions favourable to the economic stability of Europe
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    172 3 Pulmonary tuberculosis rankfl thnrd as a I cause of death, writes Dr. A. R. Wellington m the F.M.S. Health Report for 1921. The number of deaths was 2-255, jxivinp; a deathrate of 1.73 per thousand. The rate for 1920 was 1.05. Pulmonary tuberculosis is a disease which thrives m dark
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      163 3 Relieves the Pain of f Sprains, Bruises/X Rheumatism, /Chest Pains, SoreTbroat,Neura!gia,Headache.\ I «nted byßheumatism,Ncural or r nerve pains; it I ►mgncrvesands muscles 1 i, en you need Sloan's Liniment tn 40 years Sloan's Liniment has been the I 1 Pain Killer." lt is kept hfndy m many thou- ff c
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      273 3 MODERATION —W^*\<l J?^^_ /^r c 6es£ out of anything it f •^l'ttue must be used moderately. All ihe l*« AND tfi*J \wT%-mmmmmmmW*J htngs t fz a t are good can be made bad by excess. SLEEP is good, but Solomon knew what I. I excess of sleep meant. "Go to
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    PANTOMIME AT ST. ANDREW'S
    193 4 SCHOOL. I m. Andrew's School wai transformed into a theatre last week, when ihc boys gave three performance* "Aladdin,' written end produced by one of the staff. Mr. 1., C, H. Woodgate. The wonderful lamp* fpond m the cave, when nibbed by Aladdin, summoned the most
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    163 4 (Bj Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiXichi Shhnbun.) Tokio. Dee. 1">. The military headquarters at Tsing Tao were abolished to-day. The Tokio Bankers Association is considering a scheme to relieve the critical condition of the banks m Tokiu and Osaka, where runs on the banks continue. H. I. H.
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    96 4 Following closely on the recent admission of women members to the English Bar, women Solicitors may be expected soon to appear. The results of the LawSociety's examination show that four women students passed the final examination qualifying to be enrolled as Solicitors. i The air flight round the world which
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    792 4 PRASES CO., EXCHANGE AM SHARE BROKERS. SATURDAY* DECEMBER 16th, MINING. (Inures m brackets show the capita and issue valu*. of the SIMM m dollar unless otherwise marked. ('.—Cum di? x equlals ex div.J Batang Padang Tin <S' 1 > go Hitam Tin (500,000) 1.82 H I 37..
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    38 4 Mr. Bonar Law has decided not to take possession of Chequers umil the sarij sumner. In the meantime Mr. Baldwin, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, will occupy t in accordance with tic terms of the derri >f gift.
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      449 4 f If j^w j_4.7S^\ J/ .s^-w^^^ i o- 1 wßyr Hupmobile ;V^>dJ 1 "**''nniirniiiiiiifiinmiiiiiiiifi-i iM nrifM'-----'---L^i >^J \(SJ .When is a "spare"' not a "spare"? When you need it— and it is not to be had. It is the constant en- 1 deavor of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation to
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      61 4 CENTROSEMA PLUMIERH. (COVER PLANT) Good selected seeds can be supplied from Bato Kawan Estate. Up to 250 lbs. 20 cents Per lb LoO to 500 lbs. 18 cents per lb. 500 to 1,000 lbs.' 16 cents per lb. over 1,000 lbs, 14 cents per lb. i.o.r. Simpang Ampat. ALDENS' 'SUCCESSORS
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      149 4 *mi ms oZmti, t J EST! i!; -s lipi 1 COUGH 11 BBEHEDf M BSBBmmmsmm I'l _M ''"'"'"^t'o. I Couglis,Cold [i CROUP. mM S^^m^r^ INI wMoop,N coyj c«, I BRONCHITIS. illy, tHit •t-ic.'. |1 CONTAINS NO NARCOTIC ||k iW^^* 4 AA^fftfifini I||ir M*n\i!*<«tMr*4) by Jl Ctiamberlaln Medicine Ce. 1 M4anf*eturtaf
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    305 5 CRICKET WEEK IN BOMBAY. A (iaj Time. Kombay, Nov. 30. As a prelude to he Red Cross week, wl Bombay promisee to be gayer than lor ninny years, Cricket Week is attracting many thousands. Some of the finest cricketers from all orox India are to.be seen m the
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    RACING AT HOME.
    61 5 London v ov. :JO. Lord Wcolavtngton, m a speech at the! Gimcrack Club, stated that Towagoard or :e<i of Hands would be ridden by Archibald m The Derby. He suggested thai the rule of nomine- 1 being rendered void by the deaths j of the nominators should
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    INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT.
    33 5 London. Dec. 4. Vienna.— The Polish player Rubenstein the International Chess Tournament. not losing a single game He has accepted' s challenge plaj Capoblaaea m i<)24 for! itakea of i'-^hT-'o.
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    Y.M.C.A. BILLIARDS FINAL.
    127 5 The nna! pf the V.M.t .A. billiard tour-, nament waa played on Friday evening, hetween Dr. Loh Poon Lip and A. T. Newbronner, both players playing from the scratch mark. The play was steady 1 throughout; both men apparently being' somewhat influenced by the circumstances and neither
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE UNION SOCIAL.
    258 5 In coantei ons, tha annual I and cdncert of the Medical College Union, which worn beld on Saturday night al ,the students hostel mt Sepoy Lines, was s sucoss m more ways than ove- the gather. u.g w<:s s record one compared with previews years, the
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      432 5 TO LET. Rood, Biagepor* rrom Ist .j.. 9* Market bte. Shop No. O, Europe Hotel 3uildApply to The Manag-er. e.o.d. v.c. 15 Mt. Elisabeth, One storey ,«.nv.<. with dressing hrooi h,-,i. Tennis and h\ dlable l-t Jai v' l: S. care of Free Pri u.e. compeaad TaagHa residence, 4l_ Teaaia
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      493 5 AUCTION SALES SHERIFF'S SALE om4 have reetived in.truettew to at their Saie-seom Chsnabera, Raffles Place .ON MONDAY, Uth DECEMBER AT 1* p m *tTti Of Seizure and Sale date,! 4th < »ct. 1922. Oversee Masai Hank Ltd. rs Tan Km Wah sad anoth r r FIC 0 T d U
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      667 5 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tendon be fee ived up to n0,,., a Tharsday the 21st iaeUnt at the Colonial Secretary's oflee from persons d sirous of contracting for trie suppiisa of furniture etc. for various pole- ">n<. Singapore, for the year 1923. i Particulara may be obtained from the Chief Polh
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      831 5 Give Her an Ensignette I fe;;,**H^j^ for X'mas 3 **mW i THESE dainty little Cameras |T Whil* aervice Ihe Primary make an ideal uift for the loved E requisite of Eye Glasses ones n X'mas day. With Sa En- 9 bp sure that Mountings Signette she will be make a
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. Comments of the Week.
    849 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922. Comments of the Week. Parliament has adjourned for the Christmas holidays and the adjourn- ment was marked by what was evidently an intended demonstration by the Labour Party of its recognition of the propriety of upholding the constitutional methods of conducting the business
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    490 6 Mr. A. Knox-Wilson, of Messrs. Adam son. Giltillan and Co., has left for home by the Pyrrbua. Mr. P. C. Peck whose civii action against Mr. J. A. Russell. Messrs. J. A. liu-sel t and Co.. and The Malayan ColUries Ltd. is down for hearing on the ISth instant has
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    MALACCA PLANTERS.
    537 6 Y EST I K i A Y S M h K TI N (From Our Own Correspondent >. Mil lacca. Dee. 17The Malacca Planters' Association held a HWNHtisg at the Malacca Club to-day, the hon'bl. Mr. .J. W. Campbell presiding. There was a full attendance of memos The
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    291 6 Mr. Tan Wi Van. who has been visiting his mines m Kuala Kubu and Bentong, ha? returned to Singapore. Mr. N. A. M, Griffin, the new Chief Police Officer, Penang, arrived there from Singapore by the KflpSnala. The many friends of Mr. Ashlej (id m Ceylon will be interested to
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    PAVLOWA.
    272 6 rticularly i,,,. mce in ballet Irniou danci ear in the irv they hi piece .nd Ti, Magic Flute 11 lie story, tl on incidental i The M lian or r -ic is by 1). v. iius Pel p ,,-e of th, vlla„,. Tl,. handler d.j t I s sp]
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    PAVLOWA'S HOME FOR RUSSIAN CHILDREN.
    32 6 PAVLOWA'S HOME FOR RUSSIAN CHILDREN. Thc following frsm Madarao Anna PHvlowa, dsa charity for which the giving a matinee psrfor Theatre thi- I Home for Russian Childn 7 bis Rue dv Chemin
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    45 6 To the Editor. Dear Sir.— LSSt was a witness of the di i io many Russian tel hcv hoped to find In !h<> iuppoit their families JJ, dtuation of Euroj. I firJ t is impossible fer a fore.gnrr IS york, and these Russians found New-
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      172 6 STOCKS NOW OBTAINABLE AND FROM SOLE AGENTS: CALDBECK MACGREGOR I (Incorporated m Shanghai). g WHOLESALE RETAIL I WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. m. -*^m>- **mmm>- '^■^M»^n9nr p i ;^iHri' «MP!r^^pn^Mi o j X'MAS GIFTS I I A WELL SELECTED STOCK S I Jewellery and Silver Ware Jj OF LATEST AND ATTRACTIVE
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      58 6 DO YOU READ THIS PAPER WITH DIFFICULTY? Perhaps nearer or further than the normal 14 inches. The need of a good light. Headaches or Tired eyes. Blurred vision reading. These are symptoms of eye strain. Properly adapt- ad glasses are the only cure. At the lirst sign of failing sight,
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    MAKING THE HUNS PAY.
    841 7 II S. TAKE A HAND. ItlG LOAN PROPOSAL. Service. 1 Nee ".ork, Dec. 13. n iti of the World at :iles that though official lacking it is generally < Mr Morgan's visit to Mr. connected with the possibility nite- Germany l ranee consents to a definite
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    AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS.
    81 7 LABOUR LEADS. PROBABLE GOVERNMENT DEI '..AT. Reuter's Service.] Melbourne, Dec. IH. Keen interest is being taken m the Fedeml elections to-day. Candidate, re *d unopposed inclu !e Mr. Watt, Leader BOW Libera! Party. Mr! < hrrlton, Labour Leader llM j M) cfivgory, Deputy-Leader of the Country party. The
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    CONDITION OF CHINA.
    396 7 London, Dec. 16. Sir Edwin Stockton, ex-President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, m a U lt,! l,> lt Times, doc-lares that the G eminent will bs wise to realise the stion R sentiment of British commerce m favour of devoting the Boxer Indemnity to Chinese education.
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    RIOTS IN POLAND.
    161 7 PRESIDENT MURDERED. CHIEF OF POLICE DISMISSED. < [Reuter's Service.] London, Dec. 18. Riots followed the election of M. Nam* toy.ii Nationalist rioters, who were largely students, copying the Eascisti methods, attempted to obstruct the President of the Diet, whilst he was driving through the city and prevent
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    POSITION AT LAUSANNE.
    320 7 Lausanne, Dec. Hi. The Turkifh delegation has received I telegrams from Angora strongly emphasising the necessity for an early conclusion jot the peace negotiations, as the financial position of AngOTS is becoming untenable. The Turks, undoubtedly, will be greatly disappointed at the British memorandum handed to them,
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    "THE FOLLIES OF 1922."
    1284 7 i. UH, HI A. I). C. SHOW AT THEATRK. If Mr. Francis Graham and his associ- I ates of the A. D. C. had attempted to bring within the purview of 'The Follies ol 1922," the musical and topical revue which they presented with marked success
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      102 7 i Special Purchase GOVERNMENT STOCK ARMY FIELD GLASSES PIGSKIN H W W iim CLEAR 1 1 P 9^ AS ILLUSTRATION COMPLETE IN SOLI;) LEATHER CASE Price $20. j Robinson ©Co., Ltd. INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE. Xtf**** Am ]_i^ m y mm y \wm^&* Natural-MOk l* 9^ Food ADVICE FREE BY OUR
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      539 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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      607 8 I, "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) .J^^— j. _r____j —--1-z. T~j_j PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dae Singapore. s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Feb 5 s.s. CITY OF POONA China snd Japan Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. *s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and London Dec 28
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      537 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated mi n Ei.^la.K. MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SI m PENII^ULAR AND ORIENTAL N cl U/NDON IAR-EASTERN IRRVICI FROM LONDON iiaro, DUE SINGAPORE. -\ELLORE abort Dee. U m 1923. X \sil«. \l- DELTA (Transport) about .Tan. ,i\^ hut" ut J^n MOREA about
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      817 9 »THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) SIN GAPORE— BANGKOK: COASTING SERVICE. I .UT. IWiW^JI t, P„ nsnara> Tel j p.^ Si n K'.hsxmui, Langsuan, Chumpon. and Bangkok. I PRACHATIPOK Departure Min-., i. p«- GALA m Jan. 2 j an 4 are httea tnroughout witi^ «i^.», u» j
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      741 9 mc ucean aicam snip company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) > i i mm JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Due Spore Route For < FTY OF
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      817 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Jan. 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singap .l n L ,-< s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Feb. 17 192;* Taking cargo on through Bills Lading to all Inland Points
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    154 10 PASSAGE RATES TO EUROPE. Disappointment m India. Bombay, Dec. 3. Europeans m Bombay- are at one with Europeans m Ceylon m their opinions voiced by the Times of Ceylon that the reductions m the P. and O. passage rates should have been very much more substantial. The P.
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    OUR MERCHANT NAVY.
    913 10 Particularly appropriate at the present juncture ifl the publication by Edward Arnold and Co. of "British Merchant Shipping," by Mr. Clement Jones, C.B. This work, which may be described as a text-book of the Merchant Navy for the general reader although it does not deal specifically with
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      319 10 PNEUMATICS OR SOLIDS THE NAME Continental I AND THE 1 I f^Ammm\ TRADE LMMjOf MARK I \Sr/ I ARE THE BEST GUARANTEE 1 FOR ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND RELIABILITY. Sime Darby Co., Ltd. I Sole Agents for Malaya. ■■■■■HHHBBHHMDHMWiaBHBM^^ j PATZENHOFER LAGER BEER, j A LIGHT LA GER OF EXCELLENT QUALITY.
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      120 10 I JODELITIT" The Timber Preservative <l_g| t-SJMWL mr 'Maaw V~ BaMiHe..y Tm^\Ammmmar mm*mMW*ST^ _eß_^B BJy 1 y vi^B v*'^ > Stocked m 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The
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      602 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAT. Socpi Benuit 9 a.m. !V r linon Soon Lee 9 a.m. Ied n Rumphius 9 a.m. Bandjermasin De Kerens 9a m ■m, Labuan. Jesselton, Kudat, Sandakan. Sulu Zamboanga D li ll am Kheng Boag 1 pin..' .Medan, Penang, s U ee, Amsterdam. London, and Hamburg Aleinous lpm
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    EXCHANGE.
    51 11 1 1 irmb r 1»». Bunk i m.H. .->-;:_' Bank d< m*_nd 80Ter*ifta, Rank Buyint $8.54 Bank of England Rat* 3 p.c. B I- lon 1 received from Milan dated ru.-. 7:i'. noon: Exchange oc Loadon, Lires 91 B 5 por Sterling. Italian War Loan r> per cent., I
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    PRODUCE.
    71 11 Opium. Bt Hares unc. 4,600 Rice, Rangoon white 235.00 Rice, Sian Xo. for export LOO P.i-o, Siam No. for export :.00.00 Rite, Saigon No. 1 for export 265.00 Rire, Saigon No. 2 for export 240.00 Rice, Siam Broken At for export 100 Rice, Siam Broken Cl for export 165
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    40 11 Sin Dec. 16th. 1 1 .30 a.m. Singapore Stands] 1 Smok<«l S Spot IT 1 47 1 j Jan. 48*4 1836; Jan. -March l."_. r><»; April-June 52^ 62%. Londe tion sheet 1-. 2J. Market Q'
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    173 11 Singapore, Dec. 16. Tin. £177. 17<. gd. unchanged. Rubbers. Amalgamated Malay- $2.15 $2. HO, Baasetts 95 $1.05, Brogas 52% 55, Changkat Serdangs $220 $2.40, New Craigieleas 37% 42%, Indragiris buyers $4-50, kec'ahs $2.15 $2.2r>. New Serendahs $225 $2.50, Punggors 40 50. Temerlohs 7.) 80, Ulu Benctn
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    94 11 An organisation has just been formed m Hongkong of Chinese merchants m twenty-four different lines of business It will be remembered that the twentyfour hongs or trades were directly responsible for the collapse of tbe recent strike of cargo !>oat owners, foi- during •he strike tbey evolved a scheme whereby
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    102 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Singapore, Dc I London Robber Price.— la. L. .1. Tin 8177. 17s. 6d., I l-t.!)!>«T. A'- P v. Ayer Molekt 95 1 .05, ;t Bai s D 7% $1.02 Bi rowntes |2.60 12.75, Craig leas 39 I $r,.0.-., Jimahs |1.1 $1.25, Redah Kuala Sidin; 15,
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    RUBBER & TIN RETURNS.
    379 11 RUBBER TIN RETURNS. Secretaries: Chan Sxe Onn end I Mtndai-Tekong (Singapore), 10,289; total 4 160. ts Sime, Darby and Co. (Btalao nsburgh, 9,263; Permat Shanghai Kelantan, 15,300 Agents Guthrie end Co. (K. Lumpur). Ampat (Sumatra), 21 170; Su (Sumatra 4 1,661 in. alia Caoutchouc Mij., I Soengei Radja, 75,001 Agents
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    23 11 o* Tl i Si igapore brai h o the ik on Friday gram from d CMBce ••>, poit end the i snd 2s. pa:
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    CAPT. A. R. CHANCELLOR.
    778 12 Cl EST OF THE MOHAMMEDAN COMMUNITY. Karikal Mahal." the palatial residence Of Mr. M. Kader Sultan, J. P., East Coast Rood, and its grounds, were en fete on Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of a garden party held by the Mohammedan Community to bid farewell to
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    ALMAZOFF'S SOUTH AFRICAN CIRCUS.
    49 12 ALMAZOFF'S SOUTH AFRICAN CIRCUS. Almazoff's South African Circus will open for a short season at Beach Road on Wednesday next, Dec. 20th at 9.15 p m New artists, new animals and many new *<t* wdi be presented. There will be matinee on Saturday, Dec. 23rd. at 5 p m
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    1040 12 YACHT CLUB REGATTA. NAVAL GUESTS AT ENJOYABLE EVENT. Flavoured by bl%h< weather and ideal conditions for sailing and rowing, the regatta arranged i>y the Royal Singapore Yacht club on Saturday afternoon, was a great success from every standpoint, and ;irly three handned members and guests, aaeeng whom were
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE FOR GEDDES CUP.
    406 12 YESTERDAY'S RACE FOR GEDDES CUP. The second handicap race for the Geddes Cur sailed yesterday morning m weather that could be called nothing more or le*d than rotten, but it failed to damp the wet-bobs and twelve boats turned out and started at 10 o'clock over the Club course. Tiie
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY.
    141 12 PKRAK I\ THE FINAL. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. I)*c. IH. A remarkable struggle took place here to-day between Selangor and Perak for nomination to meet the winners of the Southern Section m the final of th,- Malaya <"up Rugby competition. The match was played m idea!
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    BOXING.
    216 12 BAKERS VICTORY OVER DE SOUZA. pi 1 TJ? c^^~between Seaman Baker «nd Edwin de Souza, which was the principal event m the Boxing Tournament a. tne Stadium on Saturday night, ended m a manner that was altogether unsatisfactory. Baker being given the decision for the seoond time m circumstances
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    ST. ANTHONY'S BOYS' SPORTS.
    179 12 Bright weather favoured the ninth annual sports of the St. Anthony's BoysSchool, which took place on Saturday afternoon on the school grounds before a fairly large gathering of friends and wellwishers of the institution. The portico overlooking the grounds and the verandah behind were tastefully decorated
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    M. C. C. IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    47 12 j Johannesburg, Dec. 16. j The If. CC. made 240. Sandham scoring j 75 and Woolfoy 7ft. \upen took five wickets for 76. The Tranavnal replied with 24 for no wicket. Owing to bad light stumps were drawn just before time.
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    DISHONOURED CHEQUES.
    344 12 Si] Edwin John. K.R.E.. of 23, Harley n House a Welshman with interests m Agi a. India, who recently attracted attent tior, at the casino* at Deauville. Cannes, B and Monte Carlo, was sentenced by default I by the Paris Correctional Court to three months' imprisonment and a
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    CONDITIONS AT ELLIS ISLAND.
    50 12 Washington, Dec. 17. Tne Secretary for Labour, Mr Da- is with whom Sir Auckland Geddes has discussed the conditions at Ellis Island a's affecting British immigrants, stated that he has ordered a thorough investigation, With a view to providing separate commodation for immigrants of different nationalities.
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    ILLEGAL EXCHANGE SPECULATIONS.
    27 12 Antwerp Dec. 17. The five arrested men participating m Illegal exchange speculations have been released on bail ranging from 50 000 to 2.)0;()00 francs.
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    HRITISH OFFICER MURDERED.
    33 12 Allahabad, Dec. 16 It is reported that Lieutenant Dickson employed on the new Ish^r-Raemak Road' was shot dead by a sniper. Lieutenant Bromhead, who was accompanying him was slightly wounded.
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    19 12 The Ceylon Association of London is givHw Cheo i l the Governor Ceylon (Sir William Manning) on December 15th
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