The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 December 1924

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. 10 IK NTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924. NO. ll.:Mr.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    247 1 A pro-Republican victor} in ihe (,<rinan elections is now assured Page 7. The Social-Democrats ha\e gained heavily and will be the strongest part}, while the Extreme Nationalists ha\e been almost wiped out Page 7. The well-known American novelist, Mrs. tJene Stratton-Porter, is reported to have been killed
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    WHERE PARIS EXCELS.
    752 1 amons genera bserved that ai ai the of civilisation. The man that has no music :n I treasons, str. y.-ms. p, The in,.' ih.»t h..> r- .1. in his maw is lit for nothing. .Man has 1-. ]S ed in spots for some toj ••■usand years. Pur
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      214 1 gf \1 1 uv\ \M) ARIELL'S J'TERNOON TEA BISCUITS ::r DE! ICIOI'S RAFFLES HOTEL. Christmas~Programme. V. t day. 24th Pee. Special Yuletide Dinner and Dance. rIT. Thursday 2oth Pee. XMAS DINNER. Novelties md Crncken. Orchestral Musk-. BONING v mj t Mtt Pec. Special Pinner and Fancy Dress Ball. Extension of
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      253 1 j ANOTHER j COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IN II SINGAPORE i Installs ROYAL Typewriters. BECAUSE They KNOW WHY the ROYAL is a better built TYPEWRITER RWE°Ltd. Tele. No. 275. n, Collyer Quav. IL ft THE EUROPE HOTEL. Terms: A la carte or Inclusive. The after-dinner dances are held every Tuesday, Thursday and
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      166 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Oil riginea, Ji Pagt 7. An i Oxi Pap 3. Royal i Pag( 4. Shipping oi pages 8, B and 10. Ct iii• port, Gul rji Park< ft pes, nard's Page 1. Royal typi F i Laper I■ Ila v--Pag- j W atch ie< M 1 i lies
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      8 1 SWALLOW AND ARIELL'S AFTERNOON TEA BISCUITS ARE DELICIOUS
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      79 1 THE WEEK. High W: tar, $1 I p.m. n L- ITafe am. P. I. homeward mail closes. n High 1 10.10 a.m.. 11.21 r.m. Phil. On it i. ll"/. High \Y:.* r f 11 I "I m. >'< >rdny. 1 High W.;t« 11.10 m BhaaCiag: >.\ i; A Bukit Timah,
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    "NOW FOR SINGAPORE AND PREFERENCE."
    119 2 "NOW FOR SINGAPORE AND PREFERENCE." The Melbourne Herald, undi v the ngapore an -ays that tbt am of the Coasm v paper add U W< may confidf i \iiect that one of the tablish a nieas i aato* Thi- I r Sw sincere satisfaction at the reappear Mr. Bal parties
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    TROUBLE OVER LECTURE.
    136 2 >u •i 1.. a .it ..-»i;> Dr. Ad o'e-Chancellor of pool University, iaaerviewed on why Mr. a menfber of Kgyptiaja Senate, was stopped from giving a in the university on cotton growing m the Soda wfcg repiesentation i tical grounds', it was atattof the Liverpool Cotton Gr
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    THE BOUQUET OF STYLE.
    102 2 Seen v/hen the style is not the mai. has a peculiar and personal I a bouquet such as is possessed I -a«e wine with a history beh literary conversation in a nob rf the i evening the host, to the pleasu: puzzled friends, asked them to
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    LUDENDORFF BOYCOTTED.
    151 2 I eud \n i.nir i;a\arian Monarchists. Berlin. Nov. 1. Tha social eaal T** ,f L;i :T ha- been, pr-c aimed by Ba\ i /s as tr.t result f General I.- I• il :t v to t «r. th. i x-Cr wn I'l.neeßamr I nan Hto the been**) f
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      259 2 Spend an Hour or Two AT THE HAPPY VALLEY. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. HOTEL DE BOER." MEDAN. DELI. EAST COAST OF SUMATRA. THE LEADING HOTEL Accomm ul-ition and Cuisine are unsurpassed n the Dutch East Indies. The private bungalows, with American Bathroom. Mosquito-room and Telephone, en.i y world-wide reputation.
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      346 2 jj COiMING NIBELUNGEN A Geiman Screen Adaptation of Germany's National LegendA Marvellous Cinema Achievement in two Epoch-: SIEGFRIED. VENGEANCE of KRIMHILDE. Watch for Further Announcement-! SOLE DISTRIBFTOR FOR S.S.— F.M.S.— SI AM R. M. DONATI, ISC> ORCHARD BOAD. J I PALLADIUM THEATRE P— Road j at 9.1.-, TO-NIGHT ATM, (Monday
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      274 2 ALHAMBRA. fp i: b lacaaai 9 m. Sharp. TOPICAL BUDGET Latesl S THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND > i Reel Patl TO AND IL l i;.- Stai < METRO PICTURES I <] BLANCHE SWEE! JOHN BOWERS ELMO LINCOLN U )N CHANEY »l"ISK ju HANK MANN IX "Quincy Adams Sawyer" n l;.-
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    LORD THOMSON AND THE AIR FORCE.
    615 3 Defence of Bombing. >'■. reference? to tht- hijrh state of effinawej <f Um Boyal Air Porca miHa eon l'm) in ci ntrolling the situation irj Irft^i extent to which they have, utulei Government, maintained the counuietude were made by Lord Thon:- Secret! \y of
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    THE CHINESE SOLDIER.
    462 3 THE C HINESE SOLDIER. ]< -i i ear 1899, an iaes Brif^Gen. C D. Bm c.b.K during i meat i I mani* ration. tht:: B:::-'. (.vvt-rr.ment la-i-iilt'il t nii.r.. :;.\::1 t^i-f if the Chinese rt oj Wei-Hni-Wd h init; It enatioll tase 1 i mietef Use hinterland of the aaa
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      346 3 AN OLD FRIEND. mA. .'SK YOJ > GROCER FOH FREE TM. J 4 <-^3v wMr you arc v^V t 4i&&* Sir Weak, Anaeraic, t -''A J Nervous, Run-down W A /^J i\t d\ y° u nee<^ Wincarnis tV I* r B<r- iusr \X n arn.s otlets .u new *>\ /A,
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      103 3 GENUINE WHITE ZINC PAINT WHITE LEAD PAINT A New shipments of the above received from Great k Britain's largest Paint and Varnish Manufacturers— Messrs WILKINSON, HEYWOOI) C LAaJK. BELL BRAND STAR BRAND FOR PRICES RG. APPLY Barlow Co. "A E. G" The Builders of London's Buses. TWO AND FIVE TON
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    AEROPLANE FLIGHT TO INDIA.
    349 4 Sir William Brancker's Itinerary. London, Nov. 20. Sir William Bmnekaf ha? departed by air for Pa lis. Sir 'William Branckei'< itinerary is: Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, Constantinople, Angora, Aleppo, Baghdad, Ispahan, Quetta. Multan, Lahore, Delhi, Allahabad and Calcutta. It is expected that the journey will occupy over
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    COMMUNISTS OF THE NORTH POLE.
    205 4 Land >\ ith«»ut Marriage i.a\>>. Ntvs York. An :< I and •-pk tW I resent day ifa af thf Ealua D aal Ib\ Ma Bfilamn, Um A' tie expl who has rhrad in n. a V rfc aft I i in Um Polar ice of
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    NETH. INDIAN BUDGET.
    100 4 nee 1916 the ordinary Bud- introduced by the D.' Beat 1 nt, shows a small "ad of jt. The ordina ant of those of nd the I theae of the wane tend rhe totajl a tan of the combined ordina traenfinarj Bodg Including the naval i -jan
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    ITALIAN AIR HMD ON SENUSSI.
    93 4 ITALIAN AIR HMD ON SEN USSI. Home, Oct. 19. Two Italiai aeroplanes left Benghazi, in Cy renaica. I n the morning of October U and dropped >everal bomb- up>»n the BBhil of Ja!'>. (MM of the headquarter.- af thSennaaj insurgents 12.'J0 miles &.S.E. from Benghazi]. This is the first time
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    BRITISH TYPEWRITING SUCCESSES.
    87 4 Paris, Oct. 10.— The European Typewriting Competition was held here this nmrning. Fifty competitors took part, representing England, France, Belgium, and Switzerland. Miss Mitchell (England) w<>n the high speed prize, and Mr. Curtis (England) pained the prize for "perfeet correspondence." The further Ugh speed prize with repetition
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      562 4 mmmmmmm w mm ml l I^— mm ■,a A a A a A a,p d a,aj VV y i a,p,a,a,a,a, VA a,a^ i 1 j DRINK [BURNETTS GIN. (Old Tom Dry). ss m s» ■T 5 ■g ss" m t H a t s j: Obtainable Everywhere. ij African Eastern
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      236 4 A few drops sufTice to^ make the plainest meal enjoyable appetizingLEA PERRINS' SAUCE jfWhen heat\ f becomes unbearable j tan to ENO fat ;tiick relief. As soon as the bubbling. I ing draug! t tumbles down p; j rrlit-d thr at, an I ;>-•. P< i EM j Fruit Salt
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      199 4 "ROYTTfEEETl^mmTtV i i s/af So! w. k i oxi &a>. n SIN(iAIM»i;; iKl!! MEK« WTILi The only Morning Daily in Mabnal ed with the Chota ana, with Latest Telef rams, Latest N««t at Latest Announcemeats. Ti lephone 56. Cable Address, *A4votial. P. Communications ana Editorial matters should be adtatfd* The
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    COMMUNISM UNMASKED.
    315 5 PLOT TO BREAK UP FRANCE. w HOLES VLE ARRESTS. [Reuter's S< '-vice.] Rariv. Dae, 7. fa try j ts. N i i declarea that the 1 ha 1 composed of a ana 884 I dif- I.; ve .uly !ete at.. f mt azures to be taken for a
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    EXCITABLE STUDENTS.
    141 5 aim. Ho After the incident at the Tewtikia Trainnjr Collepe of December 2nd. when ei- j x ita bbV t- d- ai aetrated ia BBBBBM tl ia, the I ary for ed he E te r t0 ar whereup samta yesterday again revolted, booing the I feasors and
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    A DUSTLESS YEAR.
    73 5 H, hi. Niiv.nur en Rec rd. undnn. Nov. th f the wet went* been to S 9.3 per I,ooo—th lowest recorded in a Tl m hafsnt death rate was low* 125 i I rd osjßrti ra. i-st- remark ,v figure- lie it< sunlight, important as it rta-
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    75 5 Countir.- Bf BT mm J R;■ Piaoctara of the Nil Ka;-ha. -ays :i lapai i se paper, one j. :i t :i .to. Mr. Shirani. the Mr. Ohashi being of the v.. director. Mr. Kikuchi, Mi Kin ira other direc- Mr Hara ai d Mr. Kifas Bta ."7. L st
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    GERMAN ELECTIONS.
    178 5 EXTREMISTS LOSE GROUND, [Reuter's Service.] Kcrbn. Dec. 7. i■. j Ding f< i th Sea hstng eleetkHU throughout German] to-day eloeed ia thel <■. i w.th.mt dial nrhancce The indi» are the p• ill b fairly heavy M heavy Bl in i a > t May. Re-flagged motor-cars,
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    MR CHAMBERLAIN IN ROME.
    346 5 Rome. Dec. 7. Mr. \a-t, Chamberlahl and Sir R. W. ral rovt in drt ia i ling ram to ti. gi Oance, nhen Hr. < hamberlaJß had J i interview with Sig. Mussolini and -übsequently received b\ the K ng at be Qnirinal, after which be
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    "IS THERE REOLUTIONARY PARTY IN INDIA?"
    241 5 "IS THERE REOLUTIONARY PARTY IN INDIA?" Viceroy'* Action Justified. Madras, Nm. 13. i titie "L hn i i aaty in India?" Dr. Besant in the course II ai ti le in New ladia 1 I .te-: Um 1 1 lagatl I H Swaraj, ai- arois a the goal of all
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    52 5 On Tuesday afternoon a drowning fatality oocmied al bbbubu Hilir. Malacca, when a Chinese hoy went for a bathe in th. s. a at back of the Chapel at Praya Lane. He dived from a boat into the sea, and was not seen again until sometime afterwards when his body
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    BASEBALL JOYS AND NOISE.
    623 5 GIANTS' FRENZY. 10,000 People Almost Deafened. The Daily Express of Oct, 25th eontnina th following: Hugh Jenningßs meal famous of Baseball I eoeehea, kepi the Duchess of York thnckling fof neatly an hoOT yesterday when th< New York Gianta wnged deadly bnafba waii'are witi the Chicago
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    SECRETS OF PLAGUE OF LONDON.
    330 5 llasnaommi hilled by Ignmrnasee, The cause vf the GreoJ P BgW of London ii asm atamV clear fw tha Irsl thna it was di .< as. afore than 100,000 people wen- alaugh-l d hi as. Thi mai and Um plague ll satj gBBB H to
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      456 5 BUSINESS CARDS. |;U .|ll< DEALERS. I r n!ar£in<*. > MADE lIKUM, ,V. CO. North Bridge I i m\mi v h;\k -la Mi i Mr r_sr k Ci«wet*« Factory, Inc. Manila. M Established in 1883, $6 per 100 .|5 per m Obtainable from: |\-l I \R* 100 Robinson Bead. _as »*c
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      833 5 NOTICES. I v <Sfc*p~r» NOTICE OF REMO\ AL, am asi sSamnamn j Ti navßrm ar ar* üßav y agaef B fa .~:rcet as fa B ivcember Bl igo ~L S *%L*' ABATHOOR BROS, UsttTED. Straits S l-or AJ( H \LI K Sing th Dec< la-M Sp« ".NOTICE OF CHANGE OF
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE.
      32 6 Ir "AI i i HANOI. KI; A- St. A i Bm St Bl i Alan to Ro- imond Maj De? tee, liabtfhU'r of Mr. T. I N Bnnf (::••.">:: Or Bl 4
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      DEATH.
      24 6 KEILSON Oi Deesmsei M at G Jan N KM, aged ured t an aa of tht- Sintraj amißeni Boh rd Ju n i
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924. The German Elections.
    352 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924. The German Elections. Perhaps the chief interest oi the GonTmmUl BsSCtiotnl which seem likely in an* ease bo result in return oi the la-publican Party as exemplified by Pemocratic-Socialist fJOUpins;, lies in speculation as to whether the revelations o( Communist acl:\Ay Kb France
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    Routing Out the Rat Holes.
    315 6 M. Harriot is evidently 'determined, Having gained a degree of progress towards settlement with Germany. not to relinquish his trains by any submission to Communist activities The determined campaign which Kg being carried out by the French GrOVernment may be taken to mean not merely
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    474 6 Mr. M. K\r.:.oi- a— ied duty last I '.th as Senior Brno Engineer, lomota. H. t-:. Pr.y.i hhadd'r.a I»:u. i.'.. s'.a tj i onusMseunwul, amnsnamfe, arrived in Penan. Sal 11 a rem rani Hani htr, v. Ban hiaf P OOBC4 Perak. will be trantfeiiad olaommern on his return from mane.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    630 6 lUK HOI.KK i \vv i.ii.i (From Our Own Correspond*: Kti.i... 1 inpur |l Judgment in the Dr. nampalam libel case eras de mornir.tr. Brums. Mr. Justice P. Mile awarded $I.o<o favour of the M: K I 1 has arrived at JeuauHon Duke and I ica on 1 Salzmann
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    CRIMINAL APEAL.
    113 6 mm '"U sentenced to 12 Lordship rei s great dan. Thfound in p< **snrf nged to Chins. li seen usinjr t aurnetis of his Th. used the S<> oaaa Bants? >nsel tl that ed, that, although ti lawful, it v -All th. danger." tl that is why ti
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    THE D.P.W. APPOINTMENT.
    189 6 Says the Malay Mail: A thread men, matters and things hi* suggestion tha gaial SsW ss e had a ting an out of the Pub DessrmaJ j possession of full r tracts given for the erect..,: genera! hospital in Kuala Lumpur. I: membered that these contracts uitimtaj
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    CROCODILE CATCHING.
    151 6 October, says the BX*. persons (one Chinese and amis were taken bv crocodiles on d nmiae he was washing hiatseW si a Mai the Javanese (a bat ,«g M«M, water's edge. Or wss recovered. a re-u!: th hnkut and Mnwasr. the ™»**_T* \lembakut, and Government bined to engag,
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    LABOUR PEERS AS OPPOSITION.
    47 6 aun Weaaßuhmhsr u*s*~ r Lsedsa. > The WeenßUuntsr J laaawmdent say> that tar gnssftsl M J^JEsb *«f Labourites have f *j£ lamg thee. J" M £g^ i^^S drrsnt thst s partv a aee£ c< l,it S I laeanTef »*JW .lan thnt he has |*o*«"
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      19 6 CREAM'S ONLY RIVAL. in Sole Distributors: W. R. LOXLEY CO., Bohinson Road, Singnnore. j PEARS' y GOLDEN SERIES. i
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    GERMANY REJECTS REDS.
    309 7 \|(K KATS WIN. v.; n hi i Berlin. h> democrat be the asr* mM R^iehstng. tow heavy gain* and moderate an-IVniocrats. Germanand G'rmar.-XationaUs. have lost heavily and been pract-cial-De- >emocrat Berlin. Dee. 8. the pr j-Republicar the latest state of in mural ationals Ba «a nan-People's ferSste
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    AMERICAN NOVELIST KILLED.
    107 7 I [tenter's Servic I i faatj la* a I ted from Las Angeles that the I Gene Stratton-Porter. has ■J^ 8 1 b motor accident. I aov-iist. who was horn in Warn 1 n 1868 wms much interested I «*tory and was n specialist ha af this
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    DUTCH INDIES' CEMENT TRADE.
    38 7 i* 181 OniPHIIIuN lA^wVe Service] uj** 1 at Trnlimnag Pndnng ,2^ wnrkinaj nt full I,^^ onrtem a Bunstn. a^ e *aaUe of competu* with the I- re- local tha Bast Indian k -i>ric«'d ssssssssmaaal
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    THE M.C.C. IN BRISBANE.
    143 7 MATCH DRAWN. Mr \DUEN < OMI'I RTFS H!< KM I in P.eutcr s Service. lir^bane. Dec. 8. The match between the Al* d an An** \i -'eluded here the res; g a draw. Ceol weat aei wicket was good. The M.C.C., who had scored 2*2 wickets
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    SEVERE STORMS IN JAVA.
    50 7 >l.\ EN W \I riES SVeltevreden. Dec. 8. A severe storm has destroyed I market-sheds and twenty-one native hooaea in the native towns of Kebondowo and I> t hii In a Semarang residence a child wo killed, and three men and th women were severely injured.
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    GREEK LOAN SNAPED UP.
    96 7 [Reutei Batniai London. Dec S. The London portion. 17^50.000. Greek 7 per cent refugee loan issued at 88, under the auspices of the League of Nations, wns snapped l The ed in an hour, postponing the additional £*****)00. which is being issued in Athens and New
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    "WAHT WE SHOULD HAVE DONE."
    166 7 Machonald on F.gvptian Crisis. London. Nov. Jv Ma .v a -ptech at Poll tot, condemned the assasainati aa I tha Sirdar, Sir Lee Stack, ansa was "f the most sincere snd faithful public servants we ever had. lb loun tha :ot b< -'.tied and expressed
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    DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WUCHOW.
    145 7 A big tire broke out at Wuchow, on Sun-] :tf»th. in the business district of eit> and great destruction has been „.,i. Tht tire was still spreading on V ruia> morning. The local tire brigade w re endeavouring to cope with it by the aml-t -hand
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    BUS DRIVERS' STRIKE.
    631 7 STREETS DESERTED YESTERDAY. Objection to Hear) Penalties. li.i eirar to circulate ab >ut a week I. a a.- to a probable strike of driven ia tew, it ii said, of severe \va\ in which they are being den a ith by the ai t uit inatei i
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    EGYPTIAN INDEPENDENCE.
    200 7 Mr. \e\ille Chamberlain' > Speech London. Nov. -»0. In a speech at Birmingham yesterday, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Health Minister, referred t«> the Government's policy in foreign affair-. He said: "We are not going to pursue an aggressive foreign policy, and any suggestions that what has happened in Egypt
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    REQUEST ON WIFE OF INDIAN JUDGE.
    117 7 London. Nov. 28. An inquest Hammersmith on Ethel Chot^ner, described as the wife of a High Court Judge in India, was adjourned until the contents of the organs of the body had been analysed. The deceased's father stated she had always 'a B r
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    CLAIM AGAINST FRENCH BANK.
    377 7 GUAHANTOR'S $125,000 WITH BANQUE INDI 'STIiIELLE. Claiming that he was entitle. l to preferential treatment deer the nnoaenred ensai tors of the Hank. Xu Kum Chuck applied to Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard gesterday morning for an order for Um payment Into Court by the Hanqile Indu-tii<'ile de
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    CO-OPERATION AMONG LABOURERS.
    592 7 >;. ah a| il th P. A.M. bum ting an tht subject of keeping Indus lahonr confeonftaS, t Ra Sahib Arulanandam Pillai, aftei Hianaini tl Am amitaon Est* the spue rtnnity Bhrea him Ear adiv----.ng Pao maßthagi BsJd that he -AanU-d to speak to their, about what
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    NEW YEAR MAILS TO AUSTRALIA.
    41 7 The Post Office notify that New Year lotter and parcel mails for Australia will he despatched on or about the following dates: New Year letters. Dec. 18th. (W. Australia only); parcels, December 15th. (W. Australia only).
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      597 9 STEAMER SAILINGS O. S. K. Line. union* Steamers. Arr. Dept. m Hamburg, Rettetelan *?V- ria CslsasßQ, Aanna and Fart An ie Maru Dec. IT Dec. H m fork sis San Frtneiaeo, Pnannnn Havana Maru fr m Kobe Do u _n Cape Town, Rio, Santos ■JJ^ideo and Rnenos Aires vin ■atj
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      485 9 STEAMER SAILINGS j^» Round-the-World BBaW[' x sV JBtst— B^3l OX~^ BCaR"Si *^BN^ STi^MSmPUHE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK Oil Rt RNERS. NO COAL DUST. NO CINDERS. ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS. via Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York these fine, new
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      727 9 STEAMER SAILINGS STRUTHERS AND BARRY. (Operating U. S. Government Ships. SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO. U.S.S.B. WEST JESTER to discharge and load Der. 13 U.S.S.B. WEST PROSPECT to discharge and sad 9m U.S.S.B. WEST CARMONA to discharge and load Pen and subsequent steamers approximately .'JO day.- af>ar Taking
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      PENANG HARBOUR APPROACHES.
      298 10 The following information has been received from the Harbour Master, Penang: From the 6th. December the dredger Kuan tan will be working in the South Channel in the vicinity of Nos. 4 anil 5 beacon- By day a black ball will be boisted OH the side on
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      BALINTANG ISLAND.
      53 10 Accord ng to a report f the Master of the afsaaßßi Capsa, ba Baadk the sea I ef the highest peak of Baiintang k foHewi on November 27th. .924: Let. 19.5C N.. Lang. 122.12 F. Th;^ p m appear^ t< depend oi his nooi position, which wa« i>ltained
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      PUALU SEMBILAN LIGHT.
      41 10 The folloaring ntformatioi hM been received from the Harbour Master. Perak: Tm light ob Waste Bock, Poles Bsaasssaßß, has been discontinued* pending -m arrival 'and fitting up of a new light. Y~r.\noti willl* giver, when thi- i- done.
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      SAILING WITHOUT SAILS.
      585 10 Revolution in Navigation. Ir: i 1 yd's List ar.d Shipping Gazette this aubje t is treated more fully, and we make the following extracts fr m that paper's artiest: The fact that h cylinder rotating in a current of air ex^rci es pressure a lirecti n al
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      583 10 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE Regular monthly railings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO (5.000 tons.) The s M VRELIJV is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins de Lu\ single berth cabins, swimming
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      289 10 J|v fi WMi||£[g^ |l sJfc I -OLE AC FATS: JOHN LITTLE &Co L;d (Incorporated ir. Ir SINGAPORE KUALA UMPUR. STEAMER SAILING LLOYD TRIESTINO S.N. CO. I Ir.v«-rp< rated ltai\ I HOMEWARD SAILIN(.S Bi-monthly Mfrios DM M Venice and Trieste via port? taking -argo on through Bill* of Lading f r
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      135 10 MESSAC.EUBS MAtnSl th the French G««nn Mail and Passenger Services. WatBCT FOatTMCHI FAS EASTEBN SEKVICt Homhvn xl; i f«» Marseille, sis GataasW, Vjkm and Part Said. L N YVm dse Dec. 15 I 16.0W due Dec. W\ I^ABUMAILg. To laaaa vis Ssifaa, !9,ooDdue Dee. 14 AMBOISE HJOdae Dtc.2B I I
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      747 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Pulau Soegi Sandam AJng Hong i) a.m. Pulau Soegi Bcnuit i> a.m. Cueob and Pontian Edina i> a.m. Cueob and Benuk Mersing J a.m. Kaiimon Fook Mow a.n* Letong, Taiempa, Genting, Serassan, Poeloe Pandjang and Midai Coen a.m. Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta Akita Maru 1J a.m. Sourabaya
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    603 11 IRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND! SHARE BROKERS. MONDAY, DBCBMBBB Bth. [I i^ui-es ia brackets show the issue value Bf tha Share in dollars unless otherwise Duurkad.] MINING. B i layers Sellers Hitam Tin Igg jy^ Idria Hydraulic 6d 28a 6d Johan lm <s> -j *j K. Kamuntinf 54.
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 11 December 8. Bank 1 m.s. J Batik, (icnn.r.-i 41^ Private ersdil I n 2 4". New York, ii. -mand Credits 90 days France, demand 930 India. T. T. j Hongkong, demand pc. Prem. Yokohama. ii. 1 .lava, demand 137% Bangkok, demand 77 Sovereign, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England
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    PRODUCE.
    178 11 December t\ Hi uj r< m $129.% Gaaaaasi 31.50 P-pp.r Wr 50 Pepper Black 20.00 Flake Tapioca >.". Psarl Ssgo bsssJl Copra Copra Sut.dj :ed j Rice, Rangoon white 275.00 Opium, Benares ur.t. 4.000 Rice Siam No 1 for export 30 00 Rico, Siam X< 2 for export 420
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    42 11 Singapore. Dee. s. 12 mum. Singapore Standard Ribbc I Smoked Sheet. Spot 65%i Jan. -Mai SC A: i il-June 6 -1 k 64 1 i- ndon Q a tat i n'Sheet Is. 6\d. Hal I 1 ifBB,
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    IRRIGATION IN SIAM.
    220 11 Our Bangkok ecaariamponßty, tha Times, publishes a two-page illustrated a< 'of tne irrigation aehetae iaaugunatsd in 5;a.... saya the Straitß Echo, It ii j i eaal LBtt million ticals. and in view of the inline! assistance of these \v< rk> to S.a iadnstcy, if da aid peava
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    42 11 I 128,655,700 104 h lu'k cl. S. S. s'l> per cent Loan 1919 redeemable 1929 136,710,000 103 Ml ci. j S.S. B per cent Yictory Bonds redeemable 1934 $*****,000 106k 10TU ci. jS. EL 7 per cent lean $20,216,000 103 HI ci.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    94 11 LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT. >i :|)orr. !>«< s. I in. 1_- th. Rubber. Is. v neir atrength, quietly and without Kufcbers. \N th tl tha COtnanaltered, quota unai d f>- Mining.— Mr i to buyers 21s, few offering at 6d. over. intinga are enqi. :v in.; (i
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    130 11 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. (L. R. Macphail > Simgm^mn, Dae. 8. Rubber. :1 id. 65*. Tin.— t: Id !l A -mall en era being ch t-d in the dc stocks. Business is rest; n are coming out at present lev mining: section is quiet and with »o iwa at last
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    MALACCA CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    221 11 MALACCA CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. very interesting matters came under di-cu at th. c in ittec tiag I Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce, held on Friday, tk ment between the Malacca Muni- a: I Ltd i to write to the unofficial members o* Municipality, again, to inquire what steps they
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    100 11 BBBBf I \;rby and < ■1 h). Jol v. output. 2.">0.47 pikuls ibles 229.40; puddtena 21 from sal $19.66 -ute Re-s-.Mi Sacs Borne Co. .la Reman, 50,200; to date 498,201. [.ok Ka Br i:. II I•' llkiiOO. Ii r■ tm T Brc an Phillip- ft >•
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      696 11 > >.WHMM)O. Assurances in force over $17,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LlMlTED(lkcorporated in Straits Settlements) HKAI) K Wiik •>-.. H -use Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 82 Ok. Jewry, E.C. He Company has 120,000 deported With the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act
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      538 11 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK Of INDIA, AISTKAIJV AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by lioyal Charter. Pal i ap l ifita] hi NMM I i each £3,000,000 i: m rn Pm 3,900,000 i. ■i [iability ci i prieioes 3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE, ■■> Rishop<uat. London. E.C. Ajreneic ai >1 Branches. A Stai Han
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      149 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. D. 172 FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER k Co., Ltd. Branch Office 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A GORDON LEE. Resident Manager. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. (Incorporated in
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    802 12 I 'nol BAI L SENS VTIONS. i ur (»u n rr< >< i dent.) Edinburgh. Xo\. 12. r -even leading layers fro. iii Ml Ua •< at the hands— I vVanderei a result w! z a a.. al*, f a^: .pi at the i Heviot sul stitutes behind
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    56 12 <>rdtr> f or t t k Ending 11th Dec. 1921. Tuesday, uth S gnallinp Class, Headquarter-- at 7z.7 Pni Musketry Clas-> SA C. Drill Hall, 5 p.m. Thursday. 11th Band Practice, Headquarteiv; at ...1.", p. m# nr -i,i? y n V2 K Musk^ class, s.v.c. l Hud
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    98 12 iHK osy GOTBRNOK. To the Kditttr. Sir.- A- the L'7th. instant falk 00 a Satin day and the two pravioaa days are holiday-. H aasajd ba I boon to the public if IT- Excellency the Governor would declare the 27th. instant a public holiday. H.< Excellency
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    MINING FATALITY IN WALES.
    340 12 Heroic Rescue Work. London, X«»\. 29. Tut ei sa aes reported tc have lost their lives the result of an inrush af water ii a m ih at Dunvant neai Swansea. Between 7o and SO men uete in the mine at the time of the inundation,
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    211 12 i, i» t on l)i>mi>val«. •ly A tne Xany- N Nichi Shimbun-:. I Ifkio. Her. I, i" a i; fib: N.Y.K. has dec 1 al a the eleven br.. I office managers, wr 1 recently. |a resume their posts. Those missed have advised the men.k of society which
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    LONDON'S DRY MUSIC HALLS.
    236 12 London, Nov. 29. n ndon County C anci] to-day decid- 17 mu.- if the Metropolis must remain "ui> Ab a; 20 years ago the Counc il decided tl :t the ftalc of liquor ::i na.-;, kk.is was aadaairaala and that na aaaa music hall ihoald Beanaad
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      RUGBY.
      188 12 Tha following is the programme for this week To-day. running and scrum practice for all. Thursday, S.C.C. A. XV versus the Asiatic Beiroleum Company. Saturday, S.C.C. XV versus C. (Scottish) Company of the SLV.C. At s meeting of the Coast Defences, R.F.C., which was held at Pulau Brani on
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      HOW ALL BLACKS BEAT WALES.
      279 12 London. Nov. 28. Over 50,000 spectat is witnessed the ru.tr--1 y football match besarasa Wales and the All Blacks, which was played in sunny weather at Swansea to-day. Despite a lot of rain all through the week. St. Helen'! giacnnd aval ia quite food order.
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      RUGBY UNION.
      141 12 London. No\ 29. TI e follow ing arc Ihe rea ill I principal match*. playad in the Ru'rby Union to-day. Bath fa G 'i tal B i ata o. il- .oiingly Br, tfesd Bristal 1". United Service--1 Bsshridgi i k. 17, I W M. rchanl T. I Leicest
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      ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CUP.
      135 12 London. Nov. 29. The folkftring arc the resuHl of matches playad ia the Aiancriafioii run sth qualify* ing iwund. Croc k Town 4, I hilt--. Colliery t, Ik: th pool 2, Bisk p Auckland 0. Dai lingtc O Durham 1. Halifax 0, Rochdale Kelson 4. Winafard (Jaiaad
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      SWIMMING CLUB.
      102 12 There will be a water polo match at the Swimming Club next Sunday between the club team and the Chinese, who have been so successful against all opponents this year. The usual Christmas tiffn will ba held at the club on Thursday, December 25, and > is hoped
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    853 12 CHANGES IX LEADERSHIP. The positions in the English Ix-agues and the First Division of the Scottish League j to date are a- follow: Division I. Goals. P. W. L. D. V. A. Pte. Birmingham is 9 4 520 20 ly; Huddersfield in s 26 12 ly West Bromwich
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    S.V.R.A. RIFLE MEETING.
    47 12 An S.V.R.A. Rata Meet:-- will be held Ofl Saturday and Sunday, D< ember 13th. v:d 14th. On Saturday possession for the Oriental Telephone Cup aril] be in dispute, whilst SB Sunday the Buff- <"-.:•■. BBS Murray Cup and the X.R.A. Medal will be shot for.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    27 12 In the semi-final of the above, Braddell beat Irving Jones by 1 up on the 19th. Bad Bardie heat Bendrla by 6 and r >.
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    17 12 The annual spoils of St. Anth< -ay's BSSfSf School will take place on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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